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NEWS-FEM3NINE-VIEWS
Helen Green Becomes Bride Of
Frank Hermann At Surprise Ceremonj
Friends who gathered at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Helsel, on 202 Kupreanoff drive,
Wednesday evening expecting to
see a mock wedding in celebration
of the tenth wedding anniversary
of the host and hostess were sur
prised when without any an
nouncement the mock ceremony
turned into the real wedding of
Alias Helen Green and Frank
M. Herman with Rev. Gregory
S Morony, of the Baptist church
officiating. They were attended
by Mr. and Mrs Helsel, Lt. Roy
Kraft and Lt. Forsythe.
The bride, a very attractive
brunette, was beautiful dressed
in maroon crepe, while the mat
ron) of honor wore figured blue.
Mrs. Hermann a recent arrival
in Kodiak from Seattle, is em
ployed at the Bank of Kodiak. ,
The bridegroom, part owner
aud manager of Bert’s Diug
Store is a resident of long stand
ing He is prominent in all civic
affairs, being a member of the
City Council, Volunteer Fire de
partment and the Rotary Club.
Mr. and Mrs Hermann will
be at home to their many friends
at their recently completed a
partment in the Felder Build- ]
Many presents in keeping with
the ceiebattion of the “tin” an
niversary were received by Mr.
aud Mrs. Helsel.
Followflag the wedding cere
mony and after the startled
guests were again able to draw a
normal breath the wedding cake
was cut by the bride and bride
groom and served with coffee by
Miss Maty Meyer to the follow
ing guests attending: Colonel
Cook, Mayor and Mrs. H. H.
Chadwick, Lt. Roy Craft, Lt.
Forsythe, Lt. Ray Downing, Sgt.
and Mrs. Steve Harvey, Mr. and
Mrs. T B. Brummett, Mr. and
Mrs. Verne St. Louis, Mr and
Mrs. George Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs W. H. I.amme, Mrs Helene
Hildebrand, Floyd Olsen, Fred
Hentott, Jim Hayer, I. C. Ros
vold, and Duffy Hamilton. j.
Entertains at Dinner
Mrs E. Dooley was hostess to
a number of friends Sunday
evening at her home in this city.
At the close of an enjoyable
afternoon dinner was served with
covers being laid for: Mr. and
Mrs. John Coats, Mrs. Grace
AimJS, Mrs. Rena Tolbert, Hollis
Mulford Stephen P. Bebich and
the hostess, Mrs. Dooley.
OF THE WEEK
Whole Wheat Bread
Contributed by
Mrs. Norris Porter
1 c. canned milk
3 1-4 c. water
2 T, sugar
1-4 c. shortening
1-4 c. molasses
4 t. salt
1 cake yeast
6 c. whole wheat flour
6 or 7 c white flour
Scald 1 c. canned milk and
1 c. water, then add 2 T. sugar,
1-4 c. shortening and 1-4 c. mo
lasses, 4 t. salt and 2 c. warm
water, stir thoroughly, set aside
and cool until lvkewarm.
While cooling mix 1 yeast
cake with 1-4 c. warm water
in bowl, and add to above as
soon as lukewarm.
Add 6 c. wholewhear flour and
6 or 7 c. of white flour, enough to
make a stiff dough Knead will,
put into bread bowl and let raise
2 to 3 hours in a warm place
Puncn down and let rise again
for about 1 1-2 hours.
Punch again and shape into
loaves, put in bread tins, and let
rise about 45 minutes. Bake in
400 degree oven from 50 to 60
minutes. This recipe makes three
loaves.
Engagement Announced
The engagement of Mary P.
Stanton, San Antonio, Texas, to
Clayton D. Cooper, Great Falls,
Montana, was announced this
week. Mr. Cooper is an employee
of the naval air station.
BEAUTY SALON
cMild’-td Jrisk, Operator
located at house No. 157
Brooklyn Ave. 2nd house
back of the old Dr.
Carter residence
APPOINTMENTS MADE
TO 9 P. M.
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H. E.WINANS, Owner •
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Alaskan Ivory Novelties <
and Gurios \
WE FEATURE
Societe, Brown i Haley [
Quality Boxed Gandies £
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FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies - Bars of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
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Mrs. Clifton Presides At
Baptist Women's Society
The Woman’s Society of the
Community Baptist Church met
at the church Thursday after'
noon, February 12. Mrs. R. L.
Clifton presided over the busi
ness session. Miss Enid Myers
led the devotional period and
Miss Chanotte Kendrick told of
former experiences as a recrea
tional director among Polish
people on Tobacco plantations
in Connecticut. Mrs. F. Block
som and' Mrs. Mark Smith were
hostesses The tea table was dec
orated in patriotic colors in keep
ing with Lincoln’s Birthday and
“Lincoln Logs” of gingerbread
were featured amid a variety of
dainty cookies. Mrs. Nelson
Chamberlain will be program
chairman for the March meeting.
The Society meets on the second
Thursday of each month and
visitors are cordially invited.
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ICE CREAM \
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We offer a variety of many |
flavors for your pleasure )
FANCY SUNDAES
AND
SOPHISTICATED
SODAS
It’s Always a Treat
to Spend a few
Minutes Here!
WE ALWAYS HAVE THE
LATEST MAGAZINES
AND PAPERS
Drug Sundries
Kodiak Fountain
Alfred Lian, Owner
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
TRANSFER SERVICE
of
All Kinds
FUEL OIL
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Try
KEMPTON’S
Home-made Chili
“The dish that pleases
while it satisfies’’
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Always Freshly Prepared
Log Waffle Shop
The Home of Kempton’s
Famous Doughnuts
Myrtle Kempton, Prop.
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Dependable
Courteous ;
Service.
E. K. GUERIN
Owner
Member of
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SUITS
CUSTOM TAILORED — Men’s and Women's
JACK METZGAR
Office and Sample Room Next to Dell’s Cafe
JERROME’S
(Blackout Grill)
JERRY LODGE, PROP,
: ,<clhe Place cio Meet And Eat"
JERROME SAVS:
Don’t get the war panic and don’t worry about food si i
ply! We have on hand plenty of meat, hams, chicken, turi v
sea food and other supplies.
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