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By Bet ha Dig re e
180 CHILDREN ATTEND BIBLE
SCHOOL THIS WEEK
Rev. John Molletti announced that
he is gratified by the large attend
ance at the Bible School that
opened Monday at the Baptist
Church and the Christian Center.
There were 180 children registered
with 35 workers reporting. The
school will be open from 9:00 to
11:00 a. m. Monday through Friday
of next week.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY
The Ernie Hardings’ and the
Jerry Dodds’ celebrated the birth
days of Margaret and Phyllis at
the Montemartre last Saturday
evening. Phyllis Dodd’s birthday
was on Sunday, June 3 and Mar
garet Harding’s followed on Mon
day, June 4.
REV. SMITH IN TOWN
Reverend Norman Smith, mis
sionary of Larsen Bay and skipper
of the mission boat Evangel, ar
rived in town this week.
He will fill the pulpit at the
Baptist Church tomorrow in the
absence of Rev. John Molletti, who
will be gone until the latter part
of this month.
THIRD BIRTHDAY FOR
MELINDA MULLINS
Melinda Mullins’ third birthday
was marked by a party at the home
of Melinda’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Mullins, Naval Station.
Little gnests who enjoyed games
and refreshments with Melinda
were Susan Brown, Margaret West,
Kathy Maley and Mary Mullins.
The hostess, Mrs. Mullins, was as
sisted by Mrs. Vivienne Maley.
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The Kodiak Garden Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Alice
Given at 8 p.m. on Wednesday,
June 13.
An illustrated talk on tray gar
dening for house plants, and fur
ther information on “Bells of
Ireland” will be presented.
Election of officers will be held.
Members are urged to be present.
W. M. S. ENJOY PROGRAM
The Baptist Women’s Mission
ary Society met Tuesday evening
in the church parlors.
An interesting program recalling
the early days of the Society in
Kodiak was presented by Mrs. A„
Holmes Johnson, Miss Estelle Mar
lin, Mrs. Royal Munson, Mrs.
Madeline Alvine and Mrs. Kitty
Briggs.
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
MR. AND MRS. STONE
William and Zelma Stone were
honored at a surprise party follow
ing prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at the Baptist Church.
It was the tenth anniversary of
their arrival in Kodiak to assume
their duties at the Baptist Mission.
STORY HOUR IS SUCCESS
The “Story Hour” that began
Wednesday at two o’clock drew
many more children than had been
anticipated, according to Mrs.
Blanche Clegg, the storyteller.
Mrs. Clegg reported 125 young
sters gathered at the high school
quonset. She announced the story
for next week will be “The Blind
Colt”.
NANCY TEMPLETON
GOES TO TEXAS
Miss Nancy Templeton, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Tem
pleton, left this week to spend the
summer with her aunt in Waco,
Texas. Nancy graduated from
Kodiak High School this year and
plans to attend college in Texas
this fall. She has as yet not defi
nitely decided on the school, but
stated that it will probably be
Bayler University.
EGYPTIAN CUSTOM
In ancient Egypt the sandal was
a symbol of authority. An Egyp
tian father handed his daughter’s
sandal to her groom on their wedd
ing day as a token of the fact he
had transferred the bride to his
son-in-law’s care. The modern
couple may get a reminder of this
custom when an old shoe is tied
to the back of their going away
car.
Gardeners may get a building
plan for a 12 by 14 foot green
house from their district extension
service office, Associate Director
Arthur S. Buswell has announced.
Since there is a demand for help
with greenhouse construction, the
Extension Service is making these
plans available without charge to
any Alaskan wanting a copy, he
explained. With each plan goes a
list of materials needed and a cost
estimate.
The pole greenhouse may be ex
DAVY
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tended by six foot additions if the
basic plan is not large enough. The
plan was * developed ByAgficul
tural Engineer OI. Bran ton and
HorticOlfturist vRi*hard Fbley of
the Alaska Agricultural Experi
ment Station.
District extension offices are lo
cated in Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Homer, Juneau and Palmer.
FOURTH FUNDsTlAGGING
Donations to the July Fourth
Fund have been few this past
week, altho several pledges have
been made.
The committee cannot allocate
funds for prizes until the money
is received. Therefore those wish
ing to contribute are requested
send their donations as soon as
possible, to the Finance Chairman.
Betha Digree, Box A-705, Kodiak.
Donors during the past week
were Carol’s Dress Shop, Chase &
Copsey, Alf Madsen, The Casino,
Thimothy Gilmore, Kodiak Out
fitters and Teamsters Local 500.
Several Elks and Emblem Club
members made individual contri
butions to the fund at the Em
blem meeting Thursday evening,
and our thanks to each of them.
We regret that it was impossible
to keep a list of each donor at the
time.
PATTERSON TO ATTEND
GRAND LODGE
J. W. (Blackie) Patterson of
Patterson’s Service station left
yesterday for Redmond, Oregon
on business.
While in the States he will at
tend the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Kennewick, Washington. Patter
son will return at the end of this
month.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
The following is one of the
recipes sent in by Mary Norris
Shirley, using a well-known local
product.
Kodiak King Crab Rors D’oeurve
Make miniature cream puffs,
using 1 tspn. dough for each. Bak
ing time is slightly less than for
large puffs.
Chop fine: .
2 cans Kodiak King Crab
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KATMAISTORY
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just beneath the surf:*.*.
Anr eruption as mighty, or even
mightier, than that of. ^t. Katmai
could happen again in this region
of subterranean activity. Let ils
trust that we will never have to
live through the fearsome experi
ences of those who lived in Kodiak
in 1912.
Oawsons Go Out
Bbb tfrfd Ellen* Dawson left this
vyefk for the” States','; following a
wire rfeceivid thail Bob’s brothei
died by electrocution.
No details have been received
on the accident.
Wanted
Junior Accountant, must have bookkeeping experi
ence, general office background and typing ability.
Apply in writing, outlining age, experience, marital
status, and residence to.
CITY MANAGER OF THE
CITY OF KODIAK, ALASKA
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LaLande’s New Retail Store
Will Open
9 a.m., Monday Morning, June 11
(Closing time: 10 p.m.)
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Opening Specials
Large Angel Food Cake.regular $1.60. will be $1.00
Small Angel Food Cake.regular $ .90, will be « .60
Next door to Orpheum Theatre
Drop in after the Show for pastries-pies-Cakes
LaLandes Kodiak Bakery
Phone 3454
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