DEDICATION Of
HANDSOME EDIFICE
The First Fresbyterian church of
Anchorage on the comer of 5th ave
nue and F street was dedicated by
Holy Communion service Sunday
morning and appropriate services in
the evening.
IJr. J. L. McBride has won the re
spect of the entire community since
coming to Anchorage and the result
of his efforts has been crowned with
success and the handsome new church
is a fitting monument to his labors.
From the time that Miss McVean
opened the Holy Community service
with the appropriate voluntary
“Nearer My God to Thee” until the
benediction closing last night’s serv
ices the members of the congregation
and Dr. McBride’s friends thought of
the day as his day and were justly
proud of him as a pastor and a friend.
A choir of 14 well-trained voices
consisting of Mrs. C. W. Donnelly,
Miss Edna Dunlap, Mrs. A. J. Wal
ters, Mrs. Fred Polly, Miss Helen Pel
ton, Miss Myrtle Record, Mrs. J. E.
Robarts, and Messrs. W. A. Miner, E.
Thompson, F. W. Hoefel, F. C. Ko
bely, O. P. Strum and David Vint ren
dered four anthems:
“Nearer My God to Thee” by Dick
enson; “Praise Ye the Father,” by
Gounod; “Lift Up Your Heads,” by
Brooks; “The Lord Is My Light,” by
Hine, during the evening services.
Although the morning service was
short it was very pretty and impres
sive, being the occasion of the Sacra
ment of the Lord’s Supper. Dr. Mc
Bride was assisted in this service by
Messrs. Packard, Hollock, Paulson
and McKeag. while Rev. H. C. Mun
ro, a minister of the Disciples church,
assisted at both the morning and eve
ning service.
Dr. McBride’s sermon from the
text “Laborers Together With God,”
bespoke in every word the love of the
speaker for his work and was a mas
terpiece of thought and diction.
The appeal for financial help is en
tirely in keeping with church dedica
tions and the congregation responded
in a material manner as a tribute to
Dr. McBride and in recognition of the
church which in itself is a work of
plain artistic architecture with every
available space utilized and cost ap
proximately $3,000.
Yesterday’s decorations were wild
flowers with a background of ever
greens which harmonized perfectly
with the interior furnishings and
were much admired by the large con
gregation.
The First Presbyterian church is a
credit to Anchorage and the people of
i this city are proud of the man who
] made It possible—Dr. J. L. McBride.
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♦ PEARLS BEFORE SWINE. 4
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4 At the Great Neck (N. V.) Golf 4
♦ club the prime movers are not ♦
i 4 missing a trick In an endeavor to 4
♦ keep the organization up to date 4
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♦ always appreciated. There is one 4
j ♦ green. No. 8, quite attractive in 4
4 its undulations, with a dip here 4
4 and a rise there, calculated to 4
4 make the player study the line of 4
4 his putt with more than ordinary 4
4 care. In fact, the club feels quite 4
4 proud of this green. The other 4
4 day, however, in rushed one of 4
4 the new members with the fol- 4
j 4 lowing declaration: 4
4 “That third green is terriblel” 4
4 "How is it terrible?" some one 4
| 4 asked. 4
4 “Why," replied Mr. New Mem- 4
J 4 ber, "it isn't level. They never 4
4 will be able to flatten It out." 4
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FOR COMING CONTEST
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members of the Lumbermen’s base
ball team that it is mandatory that
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evening at Recreation park for stren
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Times Captain Siimtny assumed a
very dictatorial attitude and declined
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fact that they had several challenges
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July, In the year of Our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and sixteen, and of
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Date of first publication, July 6th,
1916.
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1916.
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HUMAN FLAG ACCLAIMS AMERICAN LIBERTY DAY
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Seward
AUCTION SALE OF 200 LOTS
(BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE)
AT SEWARD, ALASKA, JULY 25,1916
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'THIS SALE is to meet the great demand for property at the ocean terminus of
^ the Government Alaska Railway System, which is building at a cost of
$35,000,000.00 and to reach all Alaska.
The property offered is selected from every
block in town and includes residence and busi
ness.
A list of the property by lots and blocks will
be published later.
Seward is by universal agreement beginning
a growth that will make it not only the commer
cial metropolis of Alaska, but one of the great
cities of the Pacific Coast.
Terms: For residence property, 10 per cent
cash, 15 per cent in thirty days, balance one, two
and three years at 7 per cent. Business property
10 per cent cash, 23 1-3 per cent in 30 days and
the balance in one and two years at 7 per cent.
The terms on these first 200 lots are made
easy to enable purchasers to build residences or
business blocks and to get the big end of the rise
in values.
Sales Will Be Held at Seward Beginning July am
FRANK L. BALLAINE
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