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Mafutin-Chouinard
Miss Theo Malutin, daughter
«f Mr and Mrs Senefont Malu
tin of Kodiak, became the bride
af A1 Chouinard Monday even
rag at a double ring ceremony at
the Russian church with Rever
wd Gregory GlebofT officiating
The bride wore a white taffeta
rown, self trimmed, and a white
5ace veil, with a tiara of seed
pearls. She carried a mixed bou
«uet of fall flowers. Mrs. William
l Robertson was her matron of
ionor. The brides-maids, who
sore pastel colored gowns and
earned white chrysanthemums,
sere Irene King, Evelyn King
Mary Sargent, Jean Nelson, Jan
*t Naughton, Mary Frost, Anna
May Skinner, Rita Hansen, Mary
Meyers, and Edna Anderson,
tone Norton and Beatrice Malu
tin were flower girls and were
dressed in white. Best man was
f ieRoy Hewitt and the crown
holders were A1 King, Thomas
Frosr, Jr., Joseph Malutin and
Ralph Hansen.
Immediately following the cer
Moony a reception and dinner
was held at the John R. Malutin
tome for 100 friends and rela- j
Sves of the couple. The dining
table was decorated with fall
lowers, candles, and a three-tier
ed wedding cake. During the e
wning Miss Beatrice Malutin
played the accordion,
The couple are living in the
Carlson apartments in Kodiak.
Chouinard is employed at the
Naval Air Station.
Miller-Pool
Virginia Miller of Tucumcari,
New Mexico, and Arnold Pool of
Kodiak, were married at 3 p. m.
Saturday, November 22 in the
Baptist parsonage Rev. Gregory
S. Mi irony wfficia ed.
Mr. Pool is employed at the
Naval Air station, and the couple
will make their home on Mission
load’.
License Issued
A marriage license was issued
to J. A. Raven, naval aviator,
and Irene E Mathews on Nov
ember 21 by Commissioner C. C.
Naughtcn.
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□F THE WEEK
Bachelor Buttons
1 cup brown sugai
1 cup shortening
1 egg, unbeaten
2 cups flour, sifted
1 tsp soda <fc 1 tsp. salt
1 cup chopped nuts or
Cocoanut may be added
Cream shortening and sugar
together. Add unbeaten egg. Add
sifted dry ingredients a little at
a time, Nuts, dates or cocoanut
may be added. Drop by tea
spooasful onto cookie sheet and
flatten with fork dipped in cold
water. Bake until brown in about
350 F. oven
Kodiak women are reflecting
the times by increased use of
military and naval motifs in tbeir
dress.
Elite
Sewing Shop
Mrs. C. L Fenton
Mrs. Ken Wakefield
Operators
Dress-making
Sewing
Alterations
Wakefield Residence
THANK
Kodiak, ^or yowr grand support
i
We have discontinued in bus*
iness temporarily but we hope
to reopen soon with a bigger and
better establishment in Kodiak
| KODIAK FLORISTS
!
What Women Elsewhere
In Alaska Are Doing
® Cordova
The Women’s Guild of St.
George’s Episcopal church gave
a dance and made a “huge sum”
for support of the church and of
the Red Dragon library.
^ Seward
Here the Senior Women’s Club
plays bridge and the Junior Wo
men’s Club plays pinochle.
® Fairbanks
The women of the St. Mat
thew’s Guild made a recipe book
of foreign and American recipes
to sell at a benefit.
® Anchorage
The church choir sponsored a
secular concert for music lovers
here. A mixed chorus of 40 voices
was the main attraction.
^ Valdez
The Women’s Civic Club will
work with the Junior C. of C.
Women Wishing To Help
Asked to Hospital Meet
New women in the community
who are interested in helping in
the work of the hospital are in
vited to attend the regular
monthly meeting of the Griffin
Memorial Hospital Guild Tues
day, December 3.
The meeting will be held in the
living room at the hospital at 2
o’clock.
Fraternity Fingerprints Coeds
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June Duffy. 19-year-old Seattle. (Vash_ student, proves she has
“made her marks" when local chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national
service fraternity, fingerprinted entire student body of University of
Washington. Square cardboard tag on lapel is certificate. Prints
go to files ol Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D. C.
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