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Baptist Women
Hold Annual Tea
The traditional Christmas!
tea of the Baptist Women’s
Society was held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. Holmes Johnson.
As >s customary, women
teachers of the Kodiak public
schools ,were guests at the j
affair, attended by more than
40 women
Mrs. John Molletti was
chairman of the program
which included the reading of
the Christmas story, accom
panied by a group of carollers.
Mrs. Molletti read tne story,
and those singing were Mrs.
■ Helen Hall, Mrs. Carolyn
Meal man, Mrs. Lola,, 'Harvey,
Mrs. Kitty Briggs and Mrs.
Ruth Zdepski.
Other readers for the mis
sionary part of the program
were Mrs. Muriel Turner, Mrs,
Madeleine Alvine and Miss
Rose Graziano. Mrs. Bonnie
Jarvela presented a love gift.
Background organ music
was played by Mrs. Dewitt
Fields.
Vocal solos were presented
by Mrs. Mealman and Mrs.
Zdepski.
Co-hostesses with Mrs.
Johnson were Mrs. Robert
Acheson and Mrs. Bob Hall.
Mrs. Royal Munson, presi
dent of the group, and Mrs.
Ivor Schott poured at the tea.
The living room of the
Johnson home was decorated
with a manger scene on the
mantel, and other winter and
Christmas scenes throughout
the room.
New USO Director
Arrives Here |
Ansel Syphers was due tol
arrive here Thursday to talk }
over the direction of the local'
USO Club. I
Elliott Hymans, who acti-l
vated the local club and has
been its director for two years
will leave the first of the
week.
Hymans plans a vacation
and then will go to Washing
ton, D. C., to receive his new
assignment with the USO.
Syphers comes here from par'
ticipating in maneuvers in the*
Carribean. He has been with j
the USO for ten years.
Clothes, Toys
Sent Around Island
Five large boxes of clothes
and toys were shipped around
the island this week to needy |
persons in the villages, from
the Catholic Women’s Club of
St. Mary’s Church.
Women in the church ga
thered the items, which were
delivered to Kobert von
Sheeele, skipper of the
Shuyak. ,
Distribution of the clothes*
toys will be done by von
Scheele, who will deliver to
each village he visits what
ever he feels the people there
can use.
The Shuyak was scheduled
I to leave Tuesday on its trip
[around the island.
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miVery Happy
md a glorious
iChristmas Season
Sigrid fid Larry Wodlinger
and staff
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Let’s not forget old friendships
At Christmastime
We are grateful for yours
and wish you
The happiest Christmas
of them alL
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