The Yoyekoi Campfire group
irill'have an Easter party this
momma;. Easter baskets were
made by 21 girls at the meeting
Tuesday Pictures of the girls
were taken by the guardians.
Two new songs were learned—
“01' Mammy Moon’’ and “Seven
Crafts’*—Joanne Williams,
Scribe,
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Special Easter
Services Sunday
Special Easter services will be
featured tomorrow at all services
at the Community Baptist
Church.
The Sunday School will have
a combined session with the Be
ginner-Primary Department for
the opening period of the day
Easter songs, memorized Easter
Scriptures, individual recitations,
I and class participation will fea
ture the program. The staff of
teachers has been preparing the
program. Mr. R. E Munson is
Superintendent of the Sunday
School Short class periods will
close the school session.
The Easter worship service
begins at 11:15 o’clock in the
sanctuary of the church. Special
Easter music will be presented
by the Girls' and Church choirs.
The Girls' choir will sing the
beautiful number by Paul Rad
er, “Alive Again", and the
Church choir will present “The
Lord Is Risen Today", by Her
man Von Berge. The choirs are
under the direction of Miss Es
telle Marlin. Rev. G. S. Morony
announces as the subject of his
Easter sermon: “No Longer
I Lonely"
l ne leieorauon oi easier win
close with th$ presentation of a
play entitled '‘The Forgotten
Cloak”, written by C!en H.
Asquith. The boys and girls,
who under the direction of Mrs
Gregory Morony are taking
part, are: Lila Neilson, Vivian
i Pagano, Jean and Joan Williams
.Donald Winter, Jasper Hollman,
I Donald Clark, Maxie Folsom
, Lexie Fadoff, John Beukers, and
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^February 12th
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Fred Jordan, Jr. The evening
service begin3 at 7:30 p. m.
American Easter will be ob
served by the Russian church
after the regular service tomor
row morning with a special pray
er for the Orthodox church,
1 Patriarch Alexi, new Russian
church head in Russia, and all
Orthodox patriarchs, Rev. Greg
ory Gleboff has announced.
A birthday party for Juil Dean
1 year old, was held at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. hen
ry Eaton, on Tuesday, March
27 Young guests were Tommy,
Patty and Marjorie Tesarik,
Margaret Bailey, Victor Tyler,
Paulette Dunham, Marjorie
King and Joyce Marie White
and mothers Mrs. Reuben Tesar
ik, Mrs. Leo Tyler, Mrs. James
Dunham, Mrs. Robert King and
Mrs. Wilton White.
Juil Dean celebrated the oc
casion by walking for the first
time.
Son Born
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Olson
are the parents of a son, Warren
Eugene, weignt 7 pounds 2 oun
ces, born Saturday, March 24, at
the Griffin Memorial hospital.
COMIN’ & GOIN'
To Seldovia: Mrs. Sophiai
Hovey, Donald Hovey, Florence]
Cushing.
To Homer: Harry Allen.
To Port Williams: George
Ellifsen, John Hicxon, Don Bar
ret, Charles Warren, Harry
Baine, Bill Florey. Hans Elden,
John Wierena John Svensen.
To Seattle: Mrs. Cla*a Rydel.
To Dutch Harbor: Frank
Beals.
Mrs. Ella Anderson, Mrs.
Marie Copeland, Mr. & Mrs.
Elden Grimes, L. Rogers, N
W. Arbogart, Atwood Babbit,
Carol Dulin, Roberl Mahle, Vir
gil Baker, Jack Molyneux, Mrs
Wilsgard, Beatrice Wilsgard.
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