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Sara Chapman to Wed
On Christmas Day
Sara Chapman, younger daugh
ter of Mrs. Ella Chapman who
went to school here for several
years, is scheduled to be married
at her mother’s home on Christ
mas Day to a boy who graduated
with her from high school in Fair
banks in 1948 named Johnny
Lund. He is now a draftsman at
the Naval Ordnance Depot in
Washington, D.C.
Mary Hood Chapman, who
writes fiction for several popular
and well-known magazines, is
with the Remington Rand Corp.,
and heads a big file installation
for that company. She is now at
the headquarters of the Interna
tional Paper Co., which has 13
mills in Louisiana and is going
over the files of that company
covering a period of 25 years and
an accumulation of 5,000 four
drawer files which are being re
organized into a modern system.
Rev. Havens Tells of
Reunion in Ketchikan
Rev. Reeves Havens, formerly
here with the Methodist Church,
reports a Nome reunion in Ketch
ikan recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Gore. Mr. Gore
was district judge here several
years ago.
Also present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Steffen, Mrs. Bertha McKay,
Judge and Mrs. Walter Holdge.
Nome was the main topic of con
versation.
Isabel Miller also visited re
cently with the Havens, who live
next door to the Gore family.
WIEN HOSTESS TAKING
SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP
Next year, Eskimo dancers at
Kotzebue will add a South Amer
ican flavor to their routine, as
Wien hostess Irene Comue of
Fairbanks is at present taking
dancing lessons in Lima, Peru and
Quito, Ecuador.
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