Eodiait Mirror
"&{f<ws of (America's Last frontier ’
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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Church Elects
For Year
The annual business meeting
of the Community Baptist
church was held Wednesday for
election of officers, and to hear
■reports of organizations. A bud
get of &1S65 was approved and
the mission goal was set at &250
The meeting followed a dinner
and was followed by a party
closing with a devotional period.
Officials elected were:
Secretary, Mrs. Mary Steele;
treasurer, Mrs Morris Burnham;
Sundajt School superintendent,
Mrs Gregory Morony; Young
People’s Counsellor, Mrs. Stan
ley Alvine
Board of Deacons & Deacon
esses; N. M. Chamberlain, Vern
on Kendall, Royal Munson, Miss
Ceci'e Tucker, Mrs. R. E Mun
son.
Trustees: Dr A. Holmes John,
eon, Knute Solberg, Robert Daw.
eon.
A private dancing party was
enjoyed Thursday evening, May
13, at the Mecca lounge. Guests
were Della Kinsport, Vera Pierce,
Mary Galbreath, Sue Scranton,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Peabody, Stuart
Nuckols, Clark Odekirk, Martin
Jensen, Bud Tout.
Blackout Hours
TODAY
9:30 pm to 5:30 am
May 23 to June 5, Inch
10:00 pm to 5:00 am
| The Sunday Evening Gospel
Hour at the Community Baptist
Church will open at 7:30 o'clock
with a quarter-hour meditation
upon the Knabe grand piano.
Mrs Harold McDonald will be
at the piano. The public is in
vited to attend and hear the new
piano displayed for them.
Paul Raumaker, former base
employee and now employed on
a sawmill project on an adjacent
island, was a business visitor in
Kodiak this week.
R. R Lunday, manager of the
Orpheum theatre, returned by
plane from Cordova via Anchor
age this week after a short busi
ness trip. In Anchorage he stop
ped with Dr. and Mrs. A. R.
Roberts, formerly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Collins and
Mr and Mrs. Victor Raney, for
mer residents, are now in Cor
dova where they are employed
in the clain industry.
H. Pinch and associates enjoy
ed a picnic Thursday, May 13, at
Island lake. The store was closed
for the day.
Friends and
Relatives
outside ENJOY the Kodiak Mir
ror. Do as many others are doing,
and send the Mirror to them,
every week, by mail.
In Ten Years
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Uncle Sim will pay you four dollars for every
three dollars you invest with him now.
ft is the best investment you have ever made
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Have Fun At The Big
HILLBILLY DANCE
Sponsored by Cooks & Assistants,
Local 874
SATURDAY MAY 22
OLD DANCES
Schottisches, Waltzes
Square Dances, etc.
GOOD MUSIC
Admission $1.00 Old clothes in order Blinn’s Hail 8:30
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Batista Bud Bitonti, formerly '
of Kodiak, is now employed at '
the Imperial bar in Cordova.
Classifieds
FOR SALE—2 room house fur
nished, modern. Write Box
1237, Kodiak.
NOTICE—Star Neilson left 2
boxes, size 10x10x20 & 20x20x
48 in Kodiak. Will the holder
please contact T. Nachand
through Ship’s Tavern or Box
13, NAS.
LOST—Man’s yellow gold Mas
onic ring. Reward. See Forest
G. Ayers.
FOR SALE—Ladies’ navy blue
suit, size 17. Never been worn
$25. See at Mirror office.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
TRY THE NEW
Victory
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Henry Kittelson
Owner
Lloyd Smith
Manager
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THE LONGEST BAR IN ALASKA
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
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At the corner of Brooklyn and Alaska Way
Where the Person of Discrimination
Will Find a Complete Stock to Choose From
| Kodiak Transit Co.
DEPENDABILITY
SAFETY
terminals at SHecca Bar ana
O. Kraft & Son