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Sunday School 10 am
Morning Worship 11 an,
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 pm
Communion
Bvery third Sunday
"Christian Brotherhood
clour”' KFQD Sunday 1 pm
Judson E, Masters
Pastor
Child Born
To former Residents
\ Dr. and Mrs. (i. C. Dailey of
| Palmer are the parent, of
their second son and third
child.
Born to them on May 3 at
the Valley Hospital was Joel
Griffith, weighing 9 lbs. 15 oz. ;
Dr. Bailey formerly prac
ticed in Kodiak, where he was
associated with Dr. A. Holmes *
Johnson.
i
o NOTICE
Wednesday night will be
game night at the Elks Club,
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BEAKfAST
EACH & EVERY
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la AM TO 2 PM y*»
Emblem o£ the dead and dying on the fields of
Flanders in 1918, the V.F.W. Buddy Poppy has
been glorified by the American, people as their
“Flower of Remembrance.”
Down through the years, ever sin«e 1922 to be
exact, the V.F.W. Buddy Poppy has given to all
patriotic citizens—rich and poor alike—their
chance to honor the dead by helping the living.
The annual sale of Buddy Poppies serves tw'o
great purposes. It fosters the beautiful custom of
wearing these little flowers, once each year, in mute
salute to the memory of America’s honored dead;
it provides the funds that are required to serve
the daily personal needs of the nation’s disabled
and needy veterans, and their dependents.
There are millions of unfortunate veterans-*-as
well as widows and orphans and dependent parents
—who are unable to qualify* for government aid.
Why? Mainly because the government itself—
in time of war—has never been able to maintain
accurate records on the physical welfare of each
individual in uniform.
Through no fault of their own, these veterans—
many of them the victims of the lingering effects
of exposure, shock and malnutrition-—are unable
to qualify for help from their government because
their service records fail to confirm the origin of
their ailments.
Your support of the annual sale of Buddy Pop
pies makes it possible for the Veterans of Foreign
Wars to maintain its great, nationwide program of
free rehabilitation service to the millions of needy
veterans.
Every dime or dollar which you may give in
exchange for a Buddy Poppy goes into a special
sacred fund—one that will be spent for
nothing but the relief and rehabilitation
of America’s disabled veterans, and thejr
needy loved ones.
Remember the dead who arc buried
near the battlefields where they died, or
in our cemeteries here at home. Let’s
do them honor by helping the living!
For hospital entertainment, for reedy’ veterans and service
patients.
For rchc'>;Utcsf:OR, wo'fars ! scr\\:e v.
service with the Veter >
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' V. ir^’uclir.g liaison
W* °5 d8“°!
for necessary
yetero"4
For acquisition, improvement and
and tho decoration of graves of vote:
nonce of burial plot*
$r;v?ccmon.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
OF THE UNITED STATES
THIS ADPAID FOR BY THE VFW