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OPEN: 8 am to 10 pm
Thomas Matthews, formerly of
this city, has joined the Navy as
a Lt. (j. g.) and will be stationed
in New York. He worked at the
NOB for 4 years as electrical in
spector and lived 6 months in
town on Mission road.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews have
been living the past year in Fair
banks. Mrs. Matthews is at
present in Anchorage.
Frank Beals, local Wildlife a
gent, furnished moving pictures
of bears, sea lions, birds, and
other Alaska game, which were
shown at the Rotary luncheon
Tuesday.
Guests included Lt. D. B. Mc
Cormick, Major Robert Mae
Calmont and Cecil Helsel.
The local chapter of the
American Red Cross received a
$100 donation from the Alaska
Packers’ Association, San Fran
cisco, this week.
Mildred Davis, superinten
dent at the Griffin Memorial
hospital, returned to Kodiak this
week after a 3-months trip dur
ing which she visited with her
parents in Wisconsin. She travel
led from Seattle with Mrs. Ruth
Wallace of San Francisco who
is a new addition to the local
hospital’s nursing staff.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith returned to
Kodiak this week after visiting
friends and relatives in Grants
Pass and Eugene, Oregon.
ILUB MONTMARTRE
Steak & Chicken Dinners
Served between the hours of
5 p.m & 1 a.rn
Sand wiches-Chili-T amales-Salads
Served anytime
PALMER JOHNSON at the piano
the:
"Home of Hospitality"
id Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgea Fredrickson, Owner
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Kodiak Jewelry
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Mr. and Mrs. Emil Knudsea
were guests at dinner Wednes
day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Wheeldon. Home
movies taken by the Wheeldon’s
were shown during the evening.
Special Easter services have
been arranged for both the 11:15
am and 7:30 pm services tomor
row at the Community Baptist
church. Both the Church and
Giris’ choirs directed and ac
companied by Miss Estelle Mar
lin, will present special Easter
music. Rev. Gregory S. Morony
will speak upon the theme
“Easter for Today”
At the 7:30 pm service Easter
will again be featured and the
sermon will be presented in
music by the Girls’ and Child
ren’s choirs, as follows:
“Christ Arose” — Combined
choirs.
“There is a Green Hill Far A
way”—Rosa Moe. Helen Beuk
ers, Marilyn Chamberlain.
"Nailed to the Cross”—Sextette
from Girls’ choir.
“Hallelujah for the Cross”—
Combined choirs.
“Alive Again”—Giils’ choir.
“He Lives on High”—Childrens’
choir.
‘ I Know That my Redeemer
Lives”—Combined choirs
"Is it Nothing to You?”—Girls’
choir.
“He Lives”— Combined
choirs.
The public is invited to share
these Easter celebrations.
Mrs. Wayne Case has resumed
her position at Erskine’s
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