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Bop}ist Women’s Group Presents
Program ©( foreign Christmases
Not a year old yet, and grown
from nine members to twenty
five active members—this is the
record of the Women’s Society of
the. Baptist church, whose pur
pose is to promote interest in the
church and aid in the missionary
work.
The women organized last
February and their pet pro
ject has been to furnish the kitch
eii of. the church. They have now
a slver, dish and glassware ser
vice. for fifty. They meet the
second Thursday of every month
at the church.
Their last meeting was devoted
to a Christmas program. Mrs.
Avery Roberts was program
chairman and the program was
given by local women who relat
ed Christmas festivities in other
lands Workers from the Mission
who took part were Miss Rosalie
Olson who spent five years in
Mexico, told of Mexican celebra
tions, Miss Charlotte Kendrick
who had worked with the second
generation of S avs in Kentucky,
told of their customs, and Miss
Estelle Marlin who has worked
with Italian people in New Jer
sey. told of their celebrations,
Townspeople who took part weie
Mrs. B. Wallin who spoke on the
customs of her native country,
Scotland, and Mrs. W. J. Er
skine who told of past Christ
mases in Kodiak. Hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. R. L
Townsend and Mrs. Wallin. Re
freshments were served from a
table decorated with reindeeri
candles and small Christmas trees
Christmas carols were sung by
the group.
Hostesses for the January
meeting will be Mrs. C. M
Crawford and Mis. Lewis Fow
ler. Officers of the Society are
Mrs. R. L. Clifton, president,
Mrs. Avery Roberts, vice presi
dent, and Mrs. Gregory S. Mor
ony, secretary-treasurer.
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r to all our FRIENDS and |
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CUSTOMERS
A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
A HAPPY
HEW YEAR
WE ALWAYS HAVE THE
LATEST MAGAZINES
AND PAPERS
Drug Sundries
Kodiak Fountain
Alfred Lian, Owner
Qirl Scout Collecting
Magazines For Soldiers
The Girl Scouts have started a
drive to collect magazines to give
to the soldiers for Christmas.
Anyone wanting to donate
may deliver the magazines to the
Baptist Church, or may give
their name and address to a girl
wearing a Girl Scout Arm band
and have the magazines ready to
be collected on Tuesday, Decem
ber 23, between 4 and 6 p. m.
We won’t mention any names,
but of all the things we’ve heard
since the war began, this is th
favorite. And it’s true, too. A
certain woman in town is not
cleaning house, and only doing
enough dishes for each meal be
cause she can’t see any use in
dung more if the Japs are com
ing!
Introducing a new department:
Rumors that should be started.
This one was started by the fem
inine personnel at the Kodiak
Cash Market.“We hear that the
men are going to FORCE the wo
men to stay on the island.”
DF THE WEEK
No*Egg 0 itmeal Cookies
by Mrs. Gregory S. Morony
Cream 1-2 cup shortening and
1 cup sugar.
Add 2 cups rolled oats
1-2 cup milk and
2 cups flour sifted with
1-2 teaspoon soda
1-4 teaspoon nutmeg
1-4 teaspoon salt
Mix all together, add
1 1 teaspoon vanilla
Chill, roll thin, cut in desired
shape and bake for about 10
minutes at 350 degrees
To vary the flavor, nuts, rais
ins. currents, or cinnamon can be
added.
PAY NURSERY
Mrs Reno, graduate of
a teacher’s college, an
nounces the opening of
a day nursery at her
home across from the
Mecca.
Children Cared For By
The Day Or Hour
J. S. McClellan
having dissolved partnership with W. G. Sprad
lin is now in a position to give you the benefit of
35 years experience in
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