SEWARDITE ON RADIO AS
"SOLITARY SINGER"
“The Solitary Singer” has
been entertaining Seward in re
cent weeks on a radio program
over station KIBH. The singer
makes a specialty of folk songs,
many of which are familiar to
everybody. The program is pro
duced at Whitman College,
Washington, where it is made on
a tape for distribution.
The solitary singer is Paul
McMullen, son -of Mrs. Ray
James. Paul will be remembered
by the home town folks who
are happy to see a local boy
making good in the field of
music. The program can be
heard on Tuesday at 9:45 and
Thursday at 9:150.
LEGION CAB — MAIN 200
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FAIRBANKS
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Dist. Mgr.
Jameson Eng. Bldg.
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223 Central Bldg.
P.O. Box 592
Ph. 3-4401
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Alaska Mgr.
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A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Gordon in Seward
General Hospital April 25. The
youngest Gordon weighed seven
pounds and 11 ounces. He was
named Stephan Lester. The Gor
dons also have a daughter.
Harry Duane Leman was born
April 27 in Seward General Hos
pital. He weighed eight pounds
six ounces. His parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Harrv Leman of Ninil
chik.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schmit
tcn are parents of a son born in
Seward General Hospital April
28. The little boy weighed six
pounds eight ounces. He was
named Philip Matthew Varne.
S100 DOLL ON DISPLAY
AT LEGION CLUB
A doll worth a hundred dol
lars will soon be on display at
the Legion Club. That it is actu
ally worth so much money is
plainly evident since its dress is
made of 100 $1 bills.
Who is to carry the valuable
toy home will be decided on the
evening of May 8 at the Legion
Club. Other entertainment for
the evening of May 8 will be
the game which is so popular in
Alaska, plenty of eats and liquid
refreshments.
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MOTHER-D AU GKTEH
BANQUET
The Mother-Daughter Banquet
will be held at the Methodist
Church May 9 at 6 p.m. The
price of admission will be a cov
ered dish. Anyone desiring to
attend, call Mrs. Joe Guthrie.
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