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CHURCH NOTES
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
REV. 0. WIL32R RANDALL, Pastor
Sunday School IOiOO A.II.
Worship Service 11100 " "
Christian Endeavor 7i30 P.M.
The worship service will be a special
sorvice for men, in observance of the
Annual Fathers' Day. All men are cor
dially invited to be present.
On Sunday, June 21, the United Protest'
ant church held its annual Childrens Day
service and picnic. More than 50 child
ren and parents attended the service.The
service and picnic lunch were held at the
church. After lunch the group went to
King's Lake camp where the children enjoy
ed swimming in the lake whilo the parents
visited in the quiet beauty of the King's
Lake camp.
On Friday, June 19, the pastor of the
United Protestant church went to Anchorag<
where ho met with the Reverend Knight of
Seward and the Reverend Bingle of College
to plan the inter-denominational church
conference for southwestern Alaska. The
date for the conference is August 18-24.
It will be held at King's Lako camp.
VALLEY CHAPEL
Rov. Herman E. Beyer, Pastor
Worship and Church School lOtOO a.m.
Preaching Service 7i30 p.n.
Wednesday Evening service 8t00 p.m.
A storooptican lecture will be given
on Sunday evening, on a timely subject.
Wednesday evening the second of a ser
ies of four sots of pictures on the life
of Christ, by the famous artist William
Hole, will be projected on tho screen.The
artist painted these pictures in the Holy
Land, using the natural settings for his
background* A short lecture accompanies
the pictures*
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ST. JOHN'S LUTH2RAN CHURCH
Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School 10t30 a.m*
Morning Worship 11*00 a.m.
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ST.. MICHiuCL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. James Snead. Pastor
Mass at IOiOO a. m*
Choir practice at the church every
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
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Miss Helen Dutcher, a nurse from Sew
ard, has joined the staff at the Matanuska
Valley hospital.
Thero ia a handsome new toasted nut
machine over at Bert's Drug st^re. All
in white enamel and very sanitary-looking
on trays inside are displayed a Bridge
Mix composed of a variety of nut meats,
and peanuts and cashews*
Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Kay Spencer,
and Miss Slennore JSngdall went to Curry
on June 21 to get an unobstructed view of
the Midnight Sun. Tho midnight sun was
working overtime in Palmer but at Curry
they found him enveloped in fog.
Miss Johnson stopped off at Talkeetna
on the return trip.
Government regulations now require the
payment of postoffice box rents before
the first day of each quarter. " Boxes
quBt be closed if payment is not received
at ibis time," warns postmaster Harry De
Land. He hqs no choice - no if, ands,or
buts are possible.