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King-Rumpele
Nuptials Held
Miss Evelyn King, daughter of
Father and Mrs. C. E. King, was
united in marriage to Sgt. Coy
Rumoele, of Jaynes, Indiana, on
Sunday, Feb. 18 at 8:30 o’clock
at the home of her parents.
The traditional ceremony was
read by Father King in front of
a lighted Russian icon with the
bride and bridegroom holding
lightet tapers. The bride wore a
rust-colored dressmaker suit and
carried a white corsage.
Miss Irene King, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and
wore a tan dressmaker suit. Sgt
Olin Crawson was the best man.
Following the cermony a re
ception was held at the Red
Cross center at which seventy
guests were present. The beauti
ful white, two-tiered wedding
cake was cut and served at mid
night
Sgt. and Mrs. Rumpeie will be
at home to their friends at the
Knudsen apirtmeuts.
Play Pinochle
Mr. and Mrs. W. VVheeldon
entertained at a pinochle party
with 4 tables at play last Sat
urday evening.
Lady’s high prize was
won by Mrs. C. Davi« and men’s
high prize by Mr. H. Beardsley.
Traveling prize was garnered by
Mr. E. Bowman and consolation
prize by Mr. Emil Knudsen.
Luncheon was served to the
following guests: Messrs, and
Mesdames H. Beardsley, Ben
Kraft, E. Bowman, Arthur
Young, Cecil Wilson, Emil
Knudsen and C. Davis.
Victory Cafe
Open till l am Daily
DINING ROOM
LUNCHEON 11 to 2 DINNER 5 to 1
BANQUET ROOM
Available for Private Parties
(Announcing
the opening of . . .
Amanda’s
Hand Laundry
505 Beach Road
February 12th
We give excellent service . .. Call & Deliver
We do wet wash, rough dry & finish work
Leave Orders at Dinner Nook or P.0. Box 347
c/imanda Trice, cMgr.
Women Sew
A ({roup of 14 women met at
the Griffin Memorial hospital
Thursday, Feb. 15, and spent
the afternoon sewing and mend
ing. Tea and cookies were served
by the Grey Nuns. This auxiliary
group will meet every 1st and
2nd Thursday at 2 pm.
All women interested in join
ing in the work are welcome.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day, March 1.
Entertains
Honoring Mrs. Stanley Al
vine, Mrs. Walter Kizer enter
tained on the afternoon of Feb
ruary 16 at her home on Mill
Bay road Present were: Mes
dames Stanley Alvine, N. M.
Chamberlain, Frank Erbes,
Morris Burnham, A. Holmes
Johnson, Fred Jordan, E. Fos
ter, Max Folsom, Herndon Kelly,
Gregory S. Morony, Harold
MacDonald, Edith Shepherd,
William Steele, O. A. Torgerson,
Bessie Wallin, L. E. Wheeler,
George Williams, Annie Wils
gard, John S Winter, Robert
Von Scheele, Mitchell and Olson :
the Misses Rose Graziano, Ber
tha Thomson and Eunice Von
Scheele.
Surprised
A surprise birthday party was
tendered Mrs. Mary Gallagher
at Coast Guard Headquarters
Sunday, with Clyde Drugg,
Dean Buckles, Larry Zane,
Stanley Miscichowski, John Gre
gorin, Robert Jones, Ed Louns
berg, Wallace Loomis and Ray
Roberts as hosts.
Guests included Muriel Prat
ton, Annie Anderson, Hazel
Zaworski, Mr. and Mrs. John
Chase, Mr. Tom Gallagher, Jim
Angell, George Christofferson,
Lonnie Scroggs, Charles Walker
and Paul Bond.
Ben Sholl was dismissed from
the GM hospital Monday.
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