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Town Topics
Mabel Pryor and Cora Hor
ton, evangelists, began nonde
notnioational evangelistic ser
vices Thursday evening in the
building of C C. Naughton’s
which formerly housed the U S.
Commissioner’s office
The two ladies spent several
days rustling chairs and Kem
Toning the walls and oiling the
floors in preparation, following
their ar ival from the Ma^anuska
valley, where they conducted
similar services.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the inspirational series
of presentations, held 4 nights
weekly until further notice. Ser
vices begin at 7:45 pm on Thurs
days, Fridays, Sundays and
Tuesdays
Hilda Goettscheand Ellis Ga*
kill, who obtained their marriage
license at Kodiak, were married j
in Anchorage Feb.20 with a wed
ding supper afterward at the Li
do Gardens.
Mr. GaskiH is a warrant offic
e. at the Kodiak naval base and
the couple will make their home
there after a week’s honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs. Norman (Duke)
R 'thwell and children. Leora
and Norman, Jr, left on the
Cordova on a vacation trip to
the States, and plan to return to
Cordova They will visit in
Blaine, Wash., with Duke’s bro
ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs Ira
Roth well former Kodiak resid
ents.
Jim Mola, formerly stationed
with the ACS in Faimanks, and
Mecca Bar
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before that employed as a civil*
ian at the local base, expects to
be discharged in April. He and
Mrs. Mola expect to locate in;
their former home town of Eu I
gene Oregon.
April will be a big month for
the couple Besides marking his1
discharge, it is also his birth
month, their wedding anniversary
month (they were married in
Kodiak) and the month when
they are expecting their “first”
to arrive.
Mrs. Mola was formerly em
ployed by the Kodiak Mirror.
Stanley Nelson, manager of
Kraft’s grocery department and
city councilman, and Mrs. Nel
son, left on the Cordova on a
vacation trip to the States. They
will visit relatives in Enumclaw,
Wash., and may take a jaunt in
California.
Gail Blankenburg had four of
her schoolmates in for a party
last week on the occasion of her
birthday, which was Feb. 21.
The paity was held the next
night so the girls “could stay ur
late.” It was the hostess’ l3th
birthday.
Guests were Genenieva and
Hazel Marie Owen, Vivian Pag
ano and Donna Fitzgerald.
The Mai tin Jensens and Jor
gen Fredrickson got away on
the Cordova, Norway-bound af
ter months of planning the trip.
Both men have relatives in Nor
way that they have not seen for
years. It is Mrs. Jensen’s first
tr p across the Atlantic.
They will travel cross country,
visiting with friends and relatives
en route, and hope to leave for
Norway befoie April 1
The Mecca Liquor store, -oca
ted in the Mecca Bar building,
has been enlarged by taking ad
ditional space from the bar, pro
viding bigger sales room and a
stock room in the re>r. The ent
rance was moved to the main
street.
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