Christmas Eve
Services I
the people of the KEN AI-SOLDOTN a I
COMMUNITIES ARE INVITED TO A'l’TEN D I
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES AT 1
11 A.M. Sunday Morning Worship
N p.m. ( andlclight Family Carol Service
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21
A BLESSED CHRISTMAS TO ALL
LKeeiai Methodist Church
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Now is the time to send
The Season's Cheer
To those who mean
So much ail year
Merry Christmas!
Happy New Year
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Sincerest Wishes
fora
Merry Christmas
and a
New Year
filled with joy
Virginia, Bill, and family
Elks Initiate
Nine Area Men
Seven Soldotna men and two
from Kenai were initiated into
the Elks lodge in ceremonies held
at Homer the evening of Dec. t>.
Soldotna eamPdates were Ted
Grainge, Alex Seward, Edward
Sir. :h, Charles Tachick, Richard
Wells, Thomas Woodford and Joe
• '(. bin. Jack Jackson, who was
t( have been another candidate
few initiation, was unable to make
the t ip.
T c ny Hordenelli and James
t howalter were the Kenai candi
dates.
I. Staton W ilson. state lodge
official from Anchorage, was on
bis annual visit to the Homer
lodge at the time and was speak
er of the evening. Homer Elks,
Iron! the home lodge, conducted
the initiation ritual. A buffet
supper and dance followed the in
itiation.
A delegation of about JO Elks
and their wives attended from
Kenai and Soldotna. Most of them
went by a ehartc ed Cordova Air
lines plane which was delayed on
takeoff from the Kenai airport
from 6 to 7:JO p.m. because of
freezing fog. Others made the trip
by car and reported driving con
demns to lie very slick. The re
turn flight arrived in Kenai about
a.m.
Baptist Yule
Services Set
T h e Soldotna Baptist church
on Christmas eve will feature spe
cial music by the church orehes
t a, the choir and by individuals.
After services there will be car
oling by young people of the
church and interested adults.
1 ae churi h Christmas program
is scheduled for this Friday eve
ning (Dec. 22) with the children’s
play to be directed by Mrs. Paul
Weimev and Mrs. Hollis Justis.
In other Yuletide activities, the
Pioneer Girls of the church had
a Christmas party on Dee. 21.
The group previously decorated
the church Chiiistmas tree on Dec.
14.
East Sunday the Junior Sunday
school class went home with their
teacher, Mrs. Clinton Dueker, for
lunch and to spend the afternoon.
The Youth group of the church
had a progressive dinner on the
evening of Dec. t>. Appetizers ■
were served at the home of Mr.
nr ! Mrs. Hollis Justis and the
main course at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Elmer Gaede, followed
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and emergencies will arise, I
we will be working Christmas Day |
because we appreciate you guys. 1
A VERY VERY !
Merry Christmas
Tom, Cliff, Dave, Colin,
and our new manager
Johnny Wood
We Wish All Our Friends
and Customers
A Very Very Merry Christmas
In Keeping with Our Usual Custom
We Will Be Closed All Day
Christmas
DON’T FORGET
OUR BIGGER THAN EVER
YEAR’S PARTY
Af ter six years, we feel that this one should be
bigger and bet ter than ever. We can’t take res
ervations, but we will make sure you have a
spot.
THE 4 HOYLE PARKERS
Royle, Mickey, R. L, and Susie
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