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Easter Program
Outlined
The Piaster church service at
the Community Baptist church
will be held at 11:15 tomorrow
Doming, with special music by
the choirs. The church choir will
sing “Chimes of Easter Day”,
and the combined Junior and
church choirs are presenting
“The Strife Is O’er”, from Pales
trina, arranged by Wm. H.
Monk.
The beautiful “I Know That
My Redeemer Lives” will be
sung by Mrs.N.M. Chambeilain.
Mr. Morony has chosen as his
sermon ‘‘The Resurrection Pow
er”, an evaluation of resurrection
for us today.
At 7:30 there will be an Eastei
drama, “The Half of My Good”
written by Ralph P. Claggett.
Participating are: Mrs. Stanley
Alvine, Thelma Moe, James
Hunter, Vernon Kendall, Joe Ol
sen, Carolyn Brun and Spruce
Hawkins Preceeding the drama
the Junior choir will sing “Hall
elujah for the Cross ”
Charles Wesley’s grand Easter
song, “The Lord Is Risen To
day”, will be sung by Edgar
Burress
Makes Trip
Rev. Gregory Gleboff of the
Russian Greek Orthodox church
returned Sunday after a trip a
round the island and to the
Westward that lasted about a
month. At one place where he
stopped a woman 89 years old told
him she had been waiting for 1C
years to see a priest
Rev. Gleboff expressed his ap
preciation to the Army and Navy
for their cooperation in furnish
ing transportation.
Letter Read
Shirley Reid; selected by the
Rotary club as “Miss Represent
ative” to correspond with anoth
er school student in Cuba, read
her first letter to the members ol
the club last week.
Couple Wed
Dora Betestoff and Harry
Wilson were married April 12
by U. S. Commissioner C. C.
1 Naughton. Witnesses were Lee
Caddell and Mary Gregoroff.
Two Girls Born
A girl, weight 8 pounds 2
ounces, was born to Mr. and
Mrs Howard Fread April 9 at
I the Navy hospital. Mrs. Fread
I is the former Margret Leite.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roth
well are the parents of a girl born
April 7 at the Griffin Memorial
hospital.
At Post Office
Mrs. Eileen Ingram, formerly
employed at Helen’s Eat Shop,
has been added to the staff at
the post office.
Rotary Guest
Lt. Earl Hathaway was a
guest at the Rotary luncheon on
Tuesday.
To Broadcast
Special Easter Services will be
broadcast over station WVCQ as
follows:
5:30—6 am—Sunrise Service
7:30—8—Baptist J unior Choir
8:30—9:30—Catholic MasH
10—Faith Chapel
11:30—Special Easter Musio
5:45 pm—Chaplain Gilmore.
Sermon & A Cappella Choir
Returns
Mrs. Anita Ann Mann return
ed from a visit to Anchorase this
week.
Norma Jean, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Fjeldheim,
was hostess at a birthday party
in celebration of her 6th birth
day.
Mrs. Clara Helgeson and son
were among incoming passengers
on a recent boat
There will be fire drill tonight
at 8 pm.
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Going-Away Party
Honors Miss Gatzke
Fellow workers of Miss Alice
Gatzke at the Victory cafe where
she has been employed since its
opening,entertained at a going-a
way party in her honor Saturday
evening, April 17th, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith on
the Shelikof highway.
Miss Gatzke, who is leaving
soon for a visit at her home in
Wisconsin was presented with a
beautiful lapel piece of gold nug
gets.
Those present to wish her a
bon voyage included: Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
John Chase, Audrey Brobst, Ida
Knutson, Esther Bohannon, Jim
Angell, Jerry Sigmen, Henry Kit
telsen, Henry Auvinen, Larry
Parks, Ross Morrow and Dr.
Eugene J. Sullivan.
From Homer
Cecil Helsel arrived this wee!:
from Homer where he has spent
the past few months on his home
stead. He expects to be here for
two weeks.
Ladies of the Red Cross were
busily sewing skirts and girls,
dancing costumes for the boys of
Fort Greely during the past
week. Explanation: they put
on a play Saturday at the
Fort.
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