“House Party” Is
To Bogin June 4
The “House Party” committee,
composed of Mrs. Norman Sum
mers, chairman; Mrs. James Barr
and Mrs. William Stone of the
Women’s Missionary Society, Com
munity Baptist Church, advises
that final plans and arrangements
are nearing completion for the an
nual meeting at the American Bap
tist Mission on June 4, 5 and 6.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Young, in
terim pastor of the church, will be
present to deliver Bible lectures
and to show slides as well as give
talks on Palestine where they have
visited.
Miss H.M.E. Linnenbrugge, Cdr.,
NC. Naval Station Hospital, will
tell of her experiences in Turkey
on Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. James Barr, president of
the WMS will welcome the mem
bers and guests following the noon
luncheon on Tuesday in Ayer Cot
tage. During the session there will
be prayer, devotions, special music,
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NOTICE
The Electric Cable in Dark and
Island Lake, and the powerline at
the S. W. end of Dark Lake have
been energized. From this date on
this line should be treated as ‘Hot.’
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCSATIOH
workshops, “buzz sessions,” re
ports of foreign missions.
Mrs. Don Martin, literature and
publications chairman, will present
the official magazines and periodi
cals of the church and the women’s
society so that the ladies may sub
scribe or renew their subscriptions.
There is also planned a “book
sharing” time and a guided tour of
the Mission. It is important to call
if you expect to stay overnight or
take any meals at the cottage, said
Mrs. Summers. There is no charge,
but anyone may contribute the
cost of her meal. Child care will be
available at the church during the
daytime. Please call Mrs. Wallace
Sharpies, 487—5577 for further in
formation and reservations.
Two Sets Of Twins
In 48 Hours Sets
New Local Record
The arrival of two sets of twins
within two days set a new record
at the Griffin Memorial Hospital,
according to Sister Hilary.
On Wednesday, May 29, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hurell became the
proud parents of a set of twins,
a boy, James Allen, 8 lbs., and a
girl, Peggy Ann, 6 lbs. 12 ounces.
On Thursday, May 30, Mr. and
Mrs. George Putney were similarly
distinguished, and apparently sur
prised inasmuch as they did not
anticipate twins and had a name
for only one, the boy, John Wil
liam, 5 lbs. 11 ounces. The girl, as
yet unnamed, weighed 6 lbs. 8
ounces.
On Monday, May 27, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Alexander became parents
of a girl, Charla Mai, 10 lbs. 6
ounces.
On Wednesday, May 29, a son,
Anthony Paul, 6 lbs. 9 ounces, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arbas
sio.
The Mirror will carry the births
during the past several months in
next week’s issue.
HOLY NAMES MEET
Men of the Holy Names Society
of St. Mary’s Parish held their
monthly breakfast meeting at the
Elks Hall Sunday following the
10:30 Mass.
Norman’s Photo
(Across from the
Orphettm Theatre)
Portraits By Appointment
Phone 486—5282
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Death Claims 3
In Past Week
Death claimed three local peo
ple this past week in Kodiak.
Mary Sanford, 56, who was born
in Afognak March 8, 1907, died
May 24 at a local hospital. She is
survived by her husband, Oliver N.
Sanford, two sons, Reggie Gunder
son and Richard Sanford, both of
Kodiak, and a daughter, Julia
Gunderson of Portland Oregon.
William Vaughn Cochran, 45, a
retired U.S. Navy man, died May
21 at the Naval Station hospital.
He is survived by his wife, and
stepson, Ken Creamer of Kodiak
and also two brothers and a sister
who live in Georgia and Florida
Criska Nicoli, 55, died May 25 at
Karluk Lake. Criska was a bear
guide for Alf Madsen and also was
a fisherman. He is survived by a
daughter, Zoya Shugak and seven
grandchildren, all of Karluk.
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