Seward Seaport Record
PosloiTiro Box 1204 - Tolophono M;iin 168
Published on Friday of Eacii Week at
Seward, Alaska
John i\l. Coleman
Editor and Publisher
Sa.OO p r year by mail. 10 cents per copy
w.S.C.S. H0LDo business
MEETING
The \\ mir ;i s Soc t \ oi Chris
tian Serv.a met a: hie home ol
Miss Helen Case Fri «\ . Septem
ber 12. Mi.-.'' Uoldi' Lu.Fo led
the elevations on Frienustup and
Reconciliation with Cioel. Plans
were made lor serein the1 Demo
eratie tlinn; r at the' Methodist
Church .Monday .dyed when Del.
Bartlett was here.
Mrs. Malin aiumuiKi d plans
for a Jubilet Ccicbraturn in iv<>
vember when the burning of the
mortgage on the church takes
place amt die Parcel Post Sale
is held.
Punch and cookies were serv
ed by the hostesses, the Missis
Busko and Case.
BROWNIE TROOP 2 HAS
"FLY-UP" CEREMONY
Nine girls of Brownie Troop
No. 2 had their "Fly up” cere
mony last Wednesday afternoon
in the Lutheran Church. They
are now full-fledged Girl Scouts.
Theme for the ceremony was
set by a facsimili street sign,
one way named Brownie Street,
the other, with an arrow point
ing toward Girl Seoul Street.
The fledglings followed the sign,
passing their tests along the way,
and ended up at their destina
tion, Girl Scout.
The troop, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Frame Cooper, h. -
three new members who will be
coached through the Tenderfoot
stage by the former Brownies.
When Brownies "Fly up” a id
become Ga'l Scouts they receive
an emblem bearing wings, which
becomes a part oi' the uniform to
denote that th y have be> i
Brownies. Mrs. Fred Si lombui ,
presented the wings.
The ccTi.aoi.. was followed
by a party with >1 emir.M -re
freshments.
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BROWNIE TROOP HOLDS
FIRST MEETING
The Brownie Troop of nine
year-olds held its first meeting
September 17 at 4 p.m., in the
Methodist Church basement. The
met. ting was opened with the
Brownie Promise a n cl t h e
Brownie Song.
The social part of the mooting
followed, during which an ani
mal game was played. Sides
were chosen, one called donkeys
and one called pugs. They
searched for hidden candy which
when found was placed in a nib
ble bowl. An observation game
was then played in which the
girls tried to remember a num
ber of objects and write them
down.
After the social meeting, the
little girls elected their officers.
Diana Dixon was elected presi
dent; Jackie Thomas, secretary,
and Connie Kidd, treasurer. A
general discussion of the year's
program followed. Mrs. Curry
explained what the girls could
do to help in Civil Defense, and
it was decided that the first pro
ject would be to learn the cor
rect use of a telephone.
At the next meeting the troop
will practice using the telephone.
Through the courtesy of the Al
aska Telephone Corporation the
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troop will have the use of old
model phones for their practice.
At the next meeting, also, the
girls will make "sit-upons” for
use on hikes. While cleaning up.
the group sang the clean-up
song, then, like all Brownies,
they disappeared.
District No. 2. Alaska' Nurses’
Association met at the home of
Mrs. LaPreal Bie Tuesday night.
This was the first meeting of the
fall season. The nurses held their
annual picnic in August, and
had not met since.
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