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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Editor
Church Young People
Entertained At Post
Soldiers of the young peoples’
group of the Christian Fellow
ship League of the Community
Baptist church entertained other
members of the League, the
intermediate group and children
and personnel of the Baptist
Mission at the army post las!
Friday.
Trucks Called for the group at
the church and conducted them
on a tour of army and navy con
structions, highlights of which
included a guided tour through
radio station KODK. The
Quartermaster Corps donated
their mess hall and a very en
joyable lunch was served, fol
lowed by games.
They then retired to the
beautiful Victory Chapel where
a short devotional service was
held to conclude the evening.
Added At Pinch's
Mrs. Maria Heberlee has ac
cepted a position with the Pinch
Jewelry store as clerk.
Works In Anchorage
Ethel Smith, employed for
some time in this city as a wait
ress, is now working in the Rich
mond cafe in Anchorage.
Zelda Odekirk Leaves
Miss Zelda Odekirk. hostess
%at the Club Montmartre, left re
cently for a visit in San Fran
cisco with friends and relatives.
Will Meet Tuesday
The Ladies Guild of the Grif
fin Memorial hospital will hold
its regular monthly meeting at
2 p. m , Tuesday, August 4, at
the hospital.
Members and guest are urged
to attend,
Arrive From States
Mrs. Bill Smith, Jr. and new
baby arrived home here on the
last Aleutian to rejoin Mr.
Smith, one of the owners of the
Kodiak Transit company. The
baby, born Outside, is the
Smith’s second child.
In Tacoma Hospital
Mrs. Ray Martin is convalesc
ing in a hospital at 1 acoma,
Washington, from a recent illness.
Letter To Editor
To Mrs. Erskine and her gal
lant crew we pay hearty thanks
for coming to our Outpost for a
dance in our new “ Rec” Hall.
Though the ride out here was
a bit rough in Army trucks, and
the floor was not that of a city
ballroom, you took it all in the
true American spirit, and we
certainly did appreciate your ef
forts.
You added a touch to our
Army lives which we have long
missed, for many of us have
been here almost a year and
this was our first dance. Were
we happy! I wish you could
have heard the many fine com
ments which were spoken from
“deep down under”, where the
real spirit of each man lives.
Yes, you did something to us
all—and we’re mightily glad you
came.
Thank you again for com
ing—and we hope you return
very soon.
The Enlisted Men
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CORN FRITTERS
(Contributed by Rachel Gibson)
2 cups corn
1 tsp. salt
1-8 tsp. pepper
1 egg
1 tsp melted fat
1-2 cup milk
2 cups flour
2 tsp. baking powder
Chop the corn very fine and
add salt, pepper, well beaten
egg, melted fat, milk, flour and
baking powder. Fry two or three
minutes in deep fat, dropping in
a tablespoonful at a time.
ALASKAN COLLECTION
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Come in and see Mrs. Heberlee’s fine collec- ’
tions from all parts of Alaska. ,
Her collection of Hand Carved Ivory consists ’
of samples of handicraft of the natives of the (
Diomede and St. Lawrence Islands, Nome, .
Kotzebue, Point Barrow and the Bering Sea. '
Included in the collection are seventeen mini- ’
attire Ivory Animals from St. Lawrence Island. »
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She also has a very rare display of a whale
bone baskets, woven under water, from Point ,
Barrow. MuRluks from Kotzebue. >
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Son Born In Portland
To Donald Drake’s
Lt. and Mrs. Donald E. Drake
are the proud parents of a son,
Donald E., born in Portland
Oregon.
Mrs. Drake was employed at
the Helsel Photo company be
fore her departure last December.
Lt. Drake is stationed at Fort
Greely.
Holds Open House
Mr. C E. Bryan held his an
nual open house, postponed this
year because of the war, last
Sunday at his home past Misson
lake. About a hundred guests
attended.
Accepts Positon
Miss Gretchen Seibert, former
ly of Los Angels, visiting in
Kodiak as a house guest of Miss
Louise Williams, has accepted a
position in the post office at the
Naval Air Station.
New Erskine Clerk
Mrs. Margaret Conner was
employed this week at the W. J.
Erskine company.
Here From Anchorage
Miss Connie Norden, new Red
Cross representative, has arrived
at Fort Greely to assist with Red
Cross work here.
Miss Norden was formerly st a
tioned at Fort Richardson, An
chorage.
Start Eastern Trip
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson and j
son Robert were among depart
ures for the States this week.
The latter plans to enroll in the
Willamette University at Salem,
Oregon, after visiting relatitives
in the East.
Schneller7 s To Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schneller
left recently for Seattle where
Mr. Schneller will go into train
ing with the Army Air Corps
Mrs. Schneller has been em
ployed at the Wodlinger Drug
Store and Mr. Schneller was sec
retary of the Hodcarriers’ Union.
Baby Boy Born
A bab}- boy was born July 8 to
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Abston, at
the naval air station hospital.
It was named Hugh Gerhardt.
Mrs. Abston is the former Verna
Anderson of this city.
To Visit In Uyak
Mrs. Pete Magnusen is leaving
this week for a trip to Uyak to
visit her husband, who is fishing
in that area.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Earle L. Butler
entertained at dinner at their
home on Mission Road Tuesday
'evening. Chaplain Thomas E.
Hayes and Capt William M.
Winters were honor guests.
MODEST MAIDENS
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ROSSER’S CAFE
(formerly Jerrome’s Grill)
for a £ood cup of coffee, a dinner, or one
of our tempting specialties.
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