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Anchorage, first vice-president;
Mrs. Harry Palmer of Anchorage,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Kenneth
Sampson, Ketchikan, historian;
Mrs. Bertha Allen, Cordova, chap
lain and Mrs. Lorene Tuengel,
Sitka, sergeant-at-arms, commit
tee.
Members of the Auxiliary en
dorsed all resolutions sent to them
by the Legion and for the first
time at a convention, passed a
resolution that was later approv
ed by the Legion, resolving that
a tape recording of the outstand
ing Americanism speech made by
Ed. W. VanHorn, department
Americanism chairman, be made
available to all units of the de
partment of Alaska.
Attending from the Valley Post
were Commander Richard Dem
ming, John Weisenberger, Dr
John Dunlap, Philip Everett, Stan
; Foster Sims, Wilbert Trudell,
ley Laird, and Ray Lancaster.
Auxiliary members included Mrs.
John Weisenberegr, president,
Mrs. Minnie Clark, Mrs. Wilbert
Trudell, Mrs. Mary Stellman and
Mrs. Foster Sims.
Convention dates for 1954 will
be established by the local Le
gion post within 30 days. Apart
ment executive committee mem
bers will be appointed and an
nounced as soon as possible, Com
mander Sims said this week.
SEMINAR GROUP TO VISIT PALMER; KOREAN MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
A summer seminar group of 20 i
persons will visit Palmer Sunday,
July 5. They are members of the i
Board of National Missions Pres
byterian Church and come from
all over the United States.
The group is making a tour
of the territory, visiting churches
and institutions relative to their
j work. While in Palmer they will
i visit the United Protestant
i Church, the Valley Hospital and
nspect the progress on the new
/alley Presbyterian Hospital. Ac
:ompanying the group will be
Dr. J. Earl Jackman and Rev.
Holland Armstrong. A buffet sup
per will be served to the visitors
in the church basement at 6:30
Sunday evening.
Following the supper an even
ing service will be held at 8 p.m.
when Mrs. E. J. Woodbury, mis
sionary worker in Korea, will
speak. She will show films taken
in Korea and area. Mrs. Wood
bury and her husband have spent
the past 30 years in Japan, Korea
and China and have been work
ing with Chinese prisoners of war.
She will return to Korea fol
lowing her Valley visit. The pub
lic is invited to attend the meet
ing and hear and meet Mrs.
Woodbury.
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