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MS LUCIDOR leaving Seattle November 10
Calling at Kodiak, Women’s Bay, Seldovia and Homer
Office Room 4 Blinn Bldg.
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Hours 9 to 6
Open until 8 pm on Friday
A. ##. Johnson At Moot
Alaska School Board
Dr. A | Holmes Johnson returned
from a mooting of the-Association
of Alaska School Boards, held at
Anchorage this week.
Newly elected officers of the As
sociation are: President, John Cog
hill, of Nenana; Vice-president,
Keith Lesh, Anchorage; Secretary,
A. Holmes Johnson; Treasurer, L.
F. Joy, Fairbanks.
Present at the meeting were:
John Coghill, Nenana, A. Holmes
Johnson, Kodiak; L. F. Joy, Fair
banks; E. R. Sharnbroich, Wran
gell; William I. Barber, Nome;
Cliff Collins* Cordova; O. M. Lien,
Ketchikan; Ford Baighn, Sitka;
Helen Anderson, Petersburg; Lew
E. Hanks, Ed Smith and Everett
Adams of Palmer; Keith M. Lash,
John O’Shea, James C. Parsons and
E. Odin Strandber of Anchorage.
The next meeting of the Associa
tion will be held at Petersburg,
October 23 and 24 in 1956.
MOLETTTS ATTEND
CHURCH CONFERENCE
Rev. and Mrs. John Molletti at
tended a three day conference
sponsored by the National Council
of Churches of Christ in America.
The conference was held in An
chorage.
Prominent church officials from
various cities in the United States
were present at the meeting, in
cluding Dr. I. George Nace and Dr.
J. Earl Jackman, both of New York
City; Rev. Theron Chastain,, also
of New York and the Secretary,
American Baptist Missionary So
ciety, Miss Dorothy Bucklin; Hen
ry J. Hokemson, Augusta Luthe
ran, Portland and Rev. W. Vernon
Middlton, a New York Methodist.
The Molletti’s returned yester
day.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Walter Chambers was guest
of honor at a pink and blue show
er on Thursday, October 13 at the
home of Mrs. Archie Zehe.
Mrs. Chambers was presented a
bassinet fill ed with gifts by the
approximately twenty-five ladies
present. Games were enjoyed hy
all. After the gifts were opened
lunch was served.
Mrs. Gal Brown entertained at
her home last 'Sunday with a party
for several friends of her daugh
ter, Jaclene. It was Jaclene’s bir
thday.
KODIAK OUTFITTERS
10% SALE
(Real One This Time)
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| Slacks - 10% off
I Men,s Sport Shirts - lO% off
Boy’s Slacks & Sport Shirts
10% off
Women’s Nylons - 1.25 per pair
Women’s Handbags
Were $3.95 now $2.95
All Men’s Belts - 10% off
"The Kodiak Outfitters”
flpun From ID A. M. to 9 P. M.
Everything In
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