Had To Ask Ma
Captain Donald F. De Camp, decora ed veteran of 25 bombing,
missions, is only 20 and Tiad to take his mother with him when he;
applied for a license to marry Betty Virginia Smith shown with
him here at the Des Moines, Iowa, license bureau.
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Wedding Scene
Vivian Van Zile, formerly of
Seattle, and Henry De Boer,
Ellsworth, Minnesota, were
united in marriage Sunday even
ing at 9:30. The double ring
ceremony was performed at the
Community Baptist church by
Rev. Gregory Morony.
The bride was attended by
Elaine Banks and the best man
was a brother of the bridegroom,
Harm De Boer. Lt. R. D. Wild
er officiated at the organ.
The bride was dressed in a
Navy blue suit.
The bride has been employed
at the Coney Island cafe and the
bridegroom is a member of the
armed forces, stationed at Fort
Greely.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at the Club Mont
martre for several guests.
Mrs. Lester F. Nachtweih an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Bernice Eva, of Seat
tle, Wash., to Denny Denton U.
S. Coast Guard, on Friday, Feb.
25 at 8:15 pm at the Central
Lutheran church
A reception after the cere
mony was held in the University
room of tbe Benjamin Franklin
hotel.
The H. Pinch Jewelry store
has been remodeled by removing
the wall separating the service
men’s annex from the main
store. The improvement adds to
the appearance of the store and
provides more attractive counter
space.
Today 4 candles will be burn
ing at the Bank of Kodiak to
mark the fourth birthday of
that institution. The bank open
3d March 4, 1940 with no de
posits and now has over 2 mil
ion in deposits, an extraordin
ary growth.
A letter was received this
iveek by Mrs Nick Miell, chair
nan of the local '‘Cruiser Alas
ra” fund, from Governor Ernest
3ruening, thanking the local
pusiness houses, unions and cen- 1
;ral labor council for a contri
>ution amounting to $326 87.
The money will be used to
3uy bonds and after the war will <
pe converted to cash to l uy <
i gift for the cruiser.
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