The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-11

tertained on Wednesday evening, at an anniversary dinner, their guests
 being Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Zeigler,
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Foster, Mrs. c.
 F. M Cole and H. G. Steel The
 table was beautifully decorated with
 cut flowers and after most enjoy
 able repast the guests spent pleas ant social evening
 say a good word for the Rifle Club, interest in which has been revived ol late This is an outdoors land. No Alaskan should feel ill at ease with rifle in his hand. He should be able to shoot straight and hit the mark The Rifle Club furnishes him
 with all that is necessary to do this at a minimum of cost, It provides keen competition in its weekly shoots and has an outdoor and indoor range.
 So it goes. Our Town affords an opportunity for each of us to get in i to something which appeals, outside of the mere business of working, eat
 ing, and sleeping. We don't want to become one-sided. Let us have some outside interests. Hobbies have kept people out of the insane asylum here tofore. Get in and join up. Put your shoulder to the wheel in some of these organizations, and help keep them moving It more than repays for the effort invovled
 The chief feature of the present winter season of Cordova has been the more than usual gathering to- gether of congenial spirits into clubs and organizations. Cordova has al ways had it's full share of the fra ternities with the Masons, Eagles, Pioneers, K of P's, Eastern Star, etc. In addition the various church. es have their societies, Ladies Aid, Guild Alter Society. and others. This does not account for several inform al bridge clubs and like sort. Then there is the Northland Club and the Bills Club, more pretentious in their imaginings and activities. and main- taining special quarters for their members. Both of the latter occupy an important place in the social life of Our Town.
 Not content with this formiable ar ray of testimony to the gregarious- ness Of mankind, Our Folks have branched out into still further clubs. The organization of some has already been effected, while still others are in the formative stage. and some few only projected.
 Of the new clubs, the most &C., tive, (quite naturally has been the Athletic Club. Maintaining its own quarters in the Eagles Hall, this club has performed useful and meritorious public service in pro- viding intelligent. clean. and whole some entertainment for the younger folks among us. Most of us were az reeably surprised week ago to see what the boys could do. when the Northland Arrows ran circles around the boys from Fort Liscum in the basket ball game. There are further fields of usefulness open to the Ath- letic Club, which those among us, who have the best interests of real sport at heart, earnestly hope the members will embrace. Chief among these Is baseball. Cordova has had base ball team for several years. It's team has been a credit to the town deserving of support and encourage ment. It has been suggested that the Athletic Club is the proper body for financing of the baseball team. The team this year should have an en- tire new outfit of uniforms, and par aphernalia This will take a little money but not much. The public of Cordova has ever been generous to the team, and will continue to be 80. If the Athletic Club should under take to stand sponsor for the team, and stage one or two affairs solely for the purpose of supplying the boys