BACCALAUREATE SERVICES
3eren H.S.Graduates and eleven Eighth
Grade Graduates marohod in stately pro
cession. into the Church of Christ for
the Baccalaureate services on May 10th.
Reverend Smithes sermon on "Looking
Forward* was most. appropriate and beeuti-*
fully delivered? Mrs. Patrick sang "My
Heart*8 Desire" alone and joined Dorothy
Gustafson in a duet, "}Jty Tas k"* The
congregation sang "Doxology", "America"
and "God Bless America"to the aceompany
ment cf Carole Nielsen who also played
"Pomp and Circumstance" and the "March
from Tannhauser".
Mr hTvT "^St inky,r’jjavTs~’and-"Mr ."EmiT
Felt of Standard Oil;Company are in-town
to service the'oil tanks. Mrs. Felt
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a ceompanied her husband here.
Mr. Roy L. Swanson from JuneaV, Dept*
of Public Works was here to ehesk «n somo^
of the construction difficulties at the
school.
R*L*Bronssn and G.P.Smoet,#f the U.S.
Geodetic Survey* stopped eff here to theii
trip tp the lakes on water survey*
Tom McDonald sf the Weather Bureau
Service spent two nights in Dill ingham*
Stanley J. McCutcheon end Buell Nes
bitt combined business with pleasure a»d
spent a few lei surly hours here early
this month. They flew over in their
private plrne.
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G* Yy# Musehany and Don Lutes are the
painters who are now painting the Stand
ard Oil takks* They plan to d* other
work here before returning to Anchorage#
VJhat Dillingham Organization sent in
$194*51 for'the Maroh of DimesT The
Chamber of'Commerce got thanked for this
donation but did not submit it*
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