Johnsons on
Fast Safari
Sitting on the balcony of his
room at the Edward Hotel, in
Durban. South Africa, overlooking
the Indian dceau, t>r. A. Holmes
Johnson describes portions of the
world tour he and his wife
Erostie «are now making.
At the tune of writing, which
was in> the latter part of January,
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the Johnsons were travelling in
Africa in an African Car Hire
Austen. They were enroute to
Johannesburg and Pretoria. From
there they expected to fly the
remainder of the tour to Vic
oria Falls, Rhodesia, Tanganyika,
Zanzibar, Nairobi and Kenya.
From Mombasa they planned to
take an Italian liner for Venice on
February 11. They stated it is too
hot to do other than fly at this
time of the year.
Mrs. Johnson stated the part of
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Africa they travelled over was
siihilar to Alaska—there are many
miles of wide open spaces still
unsettled. “It is very beautiful*”
she says. “Since leaving Cape
town, we have come through
mountains, desert, valleys, i fol
lowed the seaeoast, and now we
are in the interior of the Trans
vaal.
They have seen many types of
natives. Johannesburg’s population
is made up of one-third Euro
peans and two-thirds natives, she
said.
“We are constantly amazed at
the number of American cars and
American merchandize in the
store windows, including ladies
clothes from California,” Mrs.
Johnson wrote. “I’ve seen a dress
on a woman in Durban exactly
like one I saw at Margie’s shop.”
There was a hint of homesick
ness expressed by the doctor’s
wife when she stated she missed
the contact with loved ones and
friends, after all the travel among
strangers.
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Sought By Church
“Will we make the goal of 110
in Sunday School tomorrow” is the
question in the minds of both
teachers and pupils who attend
the Kodiak Christian Center.
A Sunday School Contest enti
tled “Show Your Faith”, begins at
r the Kodiak Christian Center to
morrow, February 22, and will
continue for four Sundays. The
purpose of the contest is to get
3 people to “show their faith’” by
attending Sunday School regularly
and-by enlisting others to come:
To stimulate interest in signing up
" new members for Sunday School;
nine prizes (one per class) are
being offered.
Goals have been set for each
Sunday through March 15. Each
class has a portion of the goal to
reach. Two classes have already
signed up enough people to make
their goals. Mrs. I. O. Gilbreath
and the children of the Beginner
Class have 17 names on their roll.
The Nursery Class with Dorothy
Anderson as teacher have 11 tiny
tots signed up. Other classes hope
to reach their goals this week.
Sunday, March 15, has been des
ignated as Show Your Faith Sun
day. “On that day," said Rev.
Leonard Wilkinson, minister.pi the
Christian Center, “we hope to
break all records in Sunday School
attendance since the beginning
of our Sunday School four years
ago."
NOTICE
Kodiak Chapter No. 13 will
serve breakfast Sunday, February
22, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Masonic Temple. Masons, Eastern
Star and their guests are welcome.
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