Reception Is
Enjoyed
A large group met at the Com
munity Baptist Church last
Thursday evening to honor Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson M. Cham
berlain as they retire from ser
vice in the Kodiak Baptist Chil
dren’s Homes and to welcome
Rev. John S. Winter as new
superintendent. Mrs. Winter and
their two children, Donald & Syl
via, were also honored guests, as
was Miss Marilyn Chamberlain
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson and
Mrs. Mona Long had arranged
an interesting and delightful
program. Dr. A. Holmes John
son acted as master of ceremon
ies. The program began with
piano solos by Post Chaplain
Harold Taylor. Rev. Gregory 8.
Morony spoke on behalf of the
church words of appreciation
for the Chamberlains and of
welcome to the Winters. Miss
Estelle Marlin spoke on behalf
of the Mission staff.
Keynaido nobles saDg ".La
Poloma” and “Amapola” in
Spanish. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Long. Mrs. Gergory S.
Morony gave a humorous read
ing entitled “The People Next!
Door.”
Refreshments were served
from a laee covered tea table de
corated with a centerpiece of
pinks and delphiniums, with
pink tapers. Mrs. F. E McCon
aghy and Miss Rosalie Olson
poured. Mrs. Wm Steele and<
Mrs. Morony were the refresh
ments committee
The church social room wras
decorated by Mrs. Lois Burnham
with large bouquets of fireweed
and goldenrod.
Mr. Chamberlain and Rev.
Winter spoke briefly of their ap
preciation of the friendship
shown them in Kodiak. As the
evening’s entertainment closed,
the Chamberlains, Winters and
other members of the Mission
staff were greeted by their many
friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Raumaker
visited a few clays with friends
here this week. She returned to
her home at Afognak Thursday
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Carl Killian left this week on
a trip to Harvester island.
Lawrence Panamaroff arrived
in Kodiak this week from Alitak.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henton,
former residents and property
owners here, arrived this week
from Seward, where they operate
the Van Gilder hotel, to spend a
few days on business and visit
ing with friends.
Al Nixon returned to Kodia*
this week from Ketchikan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Shuravlof
are the parents of a baby girl,
weight 7 pounds 8 ounces, born
Wednesday morning at 8 o’clock
at the Griffin Memorial hospital.
The Governor’s Office has re
ceived inquiry concerning the
whereabouts of Mary Nesbit
Gallegher, believed to have been
a nurse in St. Michael, Kodiak,
Anchorage,'or Fairbanks. She
is wanted by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Johnny Wayte Nesbit, 418
Sierra Drive, Modesto, Cali
fornia.
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