Local Painting
On Display
The oil painting on display
this week in Norman’s Photo
Shop was painted by Roy
Lindsley, FWS representative,
The painting is of a part of
O’Malley River which is locat-j
ed at the south end of Karluk '
Lake. The picture will be sent
to the Los Angeles County
Museum to become part of the;
background of the Kodiak’
Bear Grouu. 1 he bear group1
conssits of a male and female
Kodiak and two cubs. <
The male bear in the group!
was shot by Lindsley for the 1
museum early this spring. The
bear is of near record size.
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Holiday Observances
By Kodiak Groups
jvirs. a. nuimes jonnson
was hostess Tuesday afternoon
at the ninth annual tea of th<
Baptist Women’s Society. Tea
chers of the Kodiak Public
School were guests of the
society.
Also honored at the tea, on
the occasioti of her birthday,
was Miss Estelle Marlin of the
Baptist Mission.
Christmas scenes on the
mantel, piano and in the hall
way of the Johnson home were
decorations for the affair.
Mrs. Stone is president of
the society. Chairman of the
uternoon s program, a drama
tization, We Have Seen His
Star, was Mrs. Edgar Burress.
Mrs. Charles Sutliff and Mrs
Robert Hall were assistant
hostesses with Mrs. Johnson
During the afternoon, a love
i?ift offering was made.
The Kodiak PTA will hold a
Christmas party for its mem
bers at 9 pm this evening at
the USO Club.
The board of directors is
planning the party for the
adult members of the PTA
and hopes to make it an
annual affair.
Each party-goer is to bring
a gift. Members are asked to
limit their purchases to one
dollar and to buy children’s
gifts, which the parents can
then take home to their young
sters.
The PTA, at its meeting last
week, voted to donate $500 of
the carnival proceeds to the
school piano fund, which is
now near the $1400 mark. At
the same meeting a committee
was appointed to consider
nj?eds of the community and
school libraries and to decide
on the amount of contributions
to them.
Further use of the funds
will be decided after the first
of the year, depending on
where they are needed most,
the PTA explained.
ihe Kodiak Garden Club
held their annual Christmas
party Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. John Given on Mission
Road. The party was a joint
meeting of the local club and
the KNS Garden Club.
The Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club enter
tained friends and husbands
of club members Monday
night at the Montmartre Inn.
A. Christmas play and an ex
change of gifts was enjoyed
by everyone.
A free New Years Matinee
for children will be given Dec
smber 31, at the Orpheum
rheatre by Ben Kraft.
The Kiddie Matinee will
feature Shirley Temple in Poor
Little Rich Girl and three car
toons. The doors open at 1:55
om and the show begins at 2
om.
All children are invited to
attend the show as guests of
3. Kraft and Son:
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Choir practice for members
of the Baptist Church who are
participating in the Nativity
Pageant at KNS keDt some of
the members away from home
ill Tuesday night.
The group had gone to the
oase for rehearsals and while
there the Base-Town road was
olocked by a slide. Some of the
nembers stayed with friends
m the base and others were
orought to town on a Navy
Vessel.
Stan McLaughlin was an
lutgoing PNA passenger Sun
lay.
Kay Wade
Mina Hia Wings
Aviation Cadet Kay Wade,
former Kodiak youth and son
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wade of
Fairbanks, graduated as a U.
vA.F. pilot on Dec. 19, at
/ance Air Force Base, Enid,
)kla.
After receiving his wings
md lieut nant's barsJWade wil.
be stationed at Randolph Field,
Texas, where he will fly muiti
engine aircraft.
After graduation he plans
to spend Christmas vacation
with his parents. Wade
graduated from Kodiak High
Sohool and attended San
Francisco State College.
The marriage of Miss
'Eleanor Ann Key to Ensign
Walter S. Yocius on Saturday.
December 27, at 2 pm has
been annouced.
The wedding will take place
at Hillside Chapel on Kodiak
Naval Station. A reception
will be held following the
ceremony.
T8 Seal Sale
Continues
1 Christmas Seal sales in Ko
diak are rolling along and
many residents are contribut
ing more for their seals than
required.
A new note was struck by
one contributor to the Juneau
office, the first of its kind ever
received by the Association,
which read: “Keep your Seals
I am a grown up man now and
don’t need play things.”
This year’s slogan of the
.National Tuberculosis As
sociation is, “Buy and Use
Christmas Seals.” Many re
i sidents received the pretty
j little red and green stickers
through the mails. Anyone
who did not receive seals may
obtain a supply from Emil
Knudsen, chairman of the
Kodiak Committee.
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. Harold Stover and Miss
Cherie Stover are scheduled to
leave this weekend to spend
Christmas in the states.
Sunday School 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 pm
Communion
Every third Sunday
“Christian Brotherhood
Hour” KFQD Sunday 1 pm
Judson E. Masters
Pastor
RHOADES
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