Seward Seaport Hec@rd
Postofl'iec Box 1204 - Telephone Main 168
Published on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
John M. Coleman
Editor and Publisher
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EASTERN STAR FALL
DINNER MONDAY
Seward j Chapter Order of
Eastern Sfir will open the winter
season u .th a dinner. Monday,
September «, at !0 pan., in
Harding's banquet room.
All members and visiting
Eastern Stars are invited to at
tend. Reservations must bo made
however, no later than Satur
day. S; pi <). Call Mrs. Helen
Jordan at Lincoln T’ 1.
Dependable PICK-UP Service
Northern Cab - Main 5 4 - Main 35
PASSENGER SERVICE
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Girl Scouts Schedule
Fes 21 Activities
Seward Girl Scout leaders an
nounce the fall schedule as fol
lows:
Girls of Brownie age, 7. 1!, and
9 years, will meet Wednesday,
September 10 at the Metnodisl
Cluirch at 3:15 pan. All girls
wishing to join tor the year may
enroll at dial time. Mrs. Carl
Gai risen and Mrs. Vinlet Gore
son are troop leaders tor this
group.
All 10-year-old girls will meet
at the Lutheran Church base
ment, Wednesday, September 10,
at 4 p.m. l\lrs. Ruth Cooper is
troop leader.
Girls Irani 11 to 15 years are
meeting in two places: Inter
mediate Troop No. 4. will meet
at the Methodist Church Satur
day. Sept. (5. at 2 p.m. Leaders
are Mrs. Vic Withcrup and Miss
Peggy Dolliver.
Intermediate Troop No. 1.
Mrs. Ling, leader, will meet at
her home at 319 Second Avenue
an Thursday, Sept. 11. at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Cooper's troop met on
Wednesday of this week for a
party and to look at the new
Girl Scout Handbooks. This is
a beginning Girl Scout troop and
will have its fly up Ceremony
soon.
Intermediate Troop No. 4 went
to the Girl Si ut Caoin on Nash
Road Wednesday to work on
outdoor cookery badges. The
girls made Buddy Burners and
coos.ed their lunch over them.
They spent a good part of the
day with their leaders, Mrs. V ic
Witherup and Miss Peggy Doi
liver, on tentative plans for win
ter activities.
W.S.C.S. BUSINESS MEETING
HELD AUGUST 30
At a meeting of the Woman s
Society of Christian Service held
at the Methodist Church August
30, Miss Helen Priebe .vas elect
ed treasurer to replace Mrs. Bes
sie Kearns who resigned. Miss
Helen Case replaced Miss Priebe
as secretary.
The group voted in favor of
serving the Democratic dinner
this monthwhen Delegate Bart ,
lett corn s to Seward. The mem
bers also decided to present a
membership book lor the newly
organized WSCS at Fairbanks.
The Society is planning to
haw a parcel p >sl sale in Oc
tober. Post cards have already
been: mailed to the States.
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Sew:.rd, Alaska
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LUTHERANS TO OBSERVE
"LOYALTY SUNDAY
This Sunday, September 7,
will be "Loyally Sunday” at
the Seward Lutheran Church.
Special activities are planned
for the entire day, starting with
Hally Day services in the Sun
day School at 0:45, at which
time an offering of canned
goods will be received for the
Lutheran children’s home at
Cordova.
Special “Loyalty Day” serv
ices are planned for the 11
o'clock worship service, at
which time all of the members
and friends of Seward Lutheran
Church are asked to be present.
There will be special music,
members will be received, and
the Sacrament oi the Altar will
be administered.
At 5:30 there will be pot-uiek
dinner in the church basement,
which has recently been redec
orated. The Church Council will
be hosts for this fellowship din
ner. and members and friends of
the congregation are invited to
be present.
Following the dinner, at 7:50
p.m. the new Bible Study Serv
ice will be held. This will be a
strictly informal service with
hymn singing and study of the
Word of God. Everyone is invit
ed every Sunday.
LUTHERAN LADIES' AID
MEETS MONDAY
The regular meeting of the
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will be
Monday. September 8, at 8 p.m.,
in the Lutheran Church parlors.
Anyone interested is invited to
attend.
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