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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Editor
More Knitters
Are Needed
The Red Cross held a meeting
at the Griffin Memorial hospital
on Tuesday, at which Mrs. Mer
ril Coon presided The president
urged all women interested in
knitting to attend the meetings,
which are held weekly, as a lot
of yarn and an ample supply of
needles are on hand.
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Extra fine flavor. Select from
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Meat, Oysters, Shrimps.
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Seattle, Washington
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Officers Give Dance
The Officers of the Naval Air
Station gave a dance Friday,
Oct. 9 and women present were
given fresh corsages of aster and
gladiolus
Town guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Coon, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Peabody, Mrs. Chaffee Hall,
Jr., Mrs. Glen Mann and Miss
Christina Oslin.
Added To Staff
Mrs. Myrtle Hildebrand is
now employed in the alteration
department at the W. J. Erskine
& Co.
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OF THE WEEK
Meat Loaf
Contributed by
Lesha Flood
1 lb. ground beef
1 lb. ground veal
1 lb. pork sausage
1 can tomato sauce
2 eggs
1 cup bread crumbs
2 teasp. dry parsley
1 chopped onion, sauted in
butter
1 can mushrooms I
salt and pepper to taste i
Beat eggs slightly, add chopp
ed onion, tomato sauce and ,
mushrooms. Add all dry ingredi- ,
ents and meat, and mix thorough
ly. Put in baking pan and strip
top with bacon. Bake in a very
low oven for 1 hour. ■
Dinner Held
The Wayfarer’s Club held a
dinner Tuesday evening at the
Baptist chnrch with about 75 at
tending The Women’s Society J
of the church served the dinner.
Lt. Lou Schlon was toastmas
ter and a very interesting pro
gram was given.
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Goes To Homer
Mrs. Ray Dell has gone to Ho
mer on a short visit.
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42 - 71 - and 81 Piece Sets
In Cases
Buy your silverware now for the
Holidays as there is a
limited supply
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White Elephants
Being Sought
It is requested that anyone
villing to give small articles
rom the home, which may be
acceptable in any way to ano
ther, please leave them at the
school or send them by any Girl
Scout. The articles will be used
n the “White Elephant” booth
it the Benefit Dance & Bazaar
to be held October 27 at Blinn’s
hall.
The Girl Scouts will have
charge of a homemade eandy
mle at the Bazaar, to raise a
und to carry on Red Cross work,
tt is requested that aayone wili
ng to make eandy for the sale
lend it by any member of the
jirl Scouts troops.
Soldier Dinners
The Women’s Society of the
Community Baptist church are
lerving dinner every Sunday
ivenmg in the basement of the
ihurch for all soldiers.
Employed At Store
Mrs. Josephine Cuulsey is now
employed at The Cub.
C0M1N’ & GO IN’
The following outgoing passen
gers were reported by Alaska
star Airlines this week:
Glen Kinsley, The ma Lowry,
fohn Gunderson, George Buch
inan, Robert Bainfield, A. G.
[Yotter, Mrs. Ray Dell, W.J.I
VlcDonnell, Shirley Goodwin,'
Alfred Black, Ed Weiner. Frank
tlcQueary, Anglo Mendes, Ai
red Lnnd, R E. Omstead, Matt
datt D. Keeleker, Ed Halliman,
lohn Piana.
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