Bible School To End
With Program Tomorrow
A program tomorrow morning
at 11 o’clock, followed by a picnic
dinner, will end the daily vaca
tion Bible school of the Church
of God. The school began June
6. Parents and friends are in
vited to attend tomorrow’s pro
gram, to be held in the Church
of God auditorium.
This Bible school was a co-op
erative school conducted by
workers from the Church of God,
United Protestant Church, Full
Gospel Church of God and the
Lazy Mountain Children’s Home.
Total enrollment at the school
reached 75, and the average
daily attendance was 64, accord
ing to Mrs. George Geiwitz.
Teachers at the Bible school
included Mrs. Geiwitz, Mrs. How
ard Davis, Miss Ruby Clark, Mrs.
Victor Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Har
der, Mrs. Marian Ellis, Mrs. Lewis
VACATIONS AT HOME
Miss Sue Hill is now on vaca
tion from her position at Pal
mer depot. She does not expect
to return to work until Sept. 1,
but she has no definite plans for
leaving Palmer.
Geiwitz and Miss Margie Hunt
ley.
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Thank You Foi Yoni Kind Words
A^any alaskans and persons from all
parts of the United States have written gen
erous letters to let us know they have enjoyed
travel on our steamers. The letters repro
duced above are only a few of those we have
recently received.
Also, many of you have taken the trouble
to stop in and tell us personally how much
you like our postwar service.
These comments and letters are especially
gratifying because they indicate that the
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hard work we are doing to improve oar
service is bringing real results.
All of us of the Alaska Steamship Com
pany—executives, ships’ officers and crews,
and the office personnel—want you to know
that we appreciate your words of encourage
ment. We are glad to know that our efforts
are making travel more comfortable and
enjoyable for our passengers, and we shall
continue our endeavors to make service on
The Alaska Line always merit your approval.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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