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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
GERTRUDE RAUMAKER
Editor
Two Prominent
Marry Na
Bailey-Clark
At an 8 o’clock candlelight cer
emony Monday evening at th<
Cecil Helsel home at 202 Kupre
anoff drive, Miss Jeanette Clark
daughter of 'Mrs.B. Wallin, form
erly of Rodiak, became the brid(
of William Bailey, Jr. The Rev
Gregory S. Morony performec
the service.
The bride wore a tweed suil
with brown accessories, and a
gardenia corsage. Lorena Tolbert
was matron of honor and W F.
Jennings was best man. Other at
tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Mau
rice Chamberlain.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held. A two - tiered
wedding cake, topped by two fig.
urines, was served. Guests in.
ciuded Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brum
mett, Mr. and Mrs Wm. H, Lam
me, Mrs. Heleune Hildebrand,
Miss Joyce Meske, Miss Coia
Miller, Donald Clark, Steve Be
bick, H. D. Mulford, Floyd Ol
son, Eric Biankenburg, Nick Lohr
and Carl Metzger.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are at
home at the Felder Apts. She is
employed by the Helstl Photo
Co. and the Mirror, and he is
employed at the base.
Lange-Fralkh
Barbara Demidoff Fralick and
Charles Lange were married
Thursday afternoon by Commis
sioner Charles C. Naughton in
his office.
The groom is a marine engin
e©r at the base and Mrs. Lange
is employed at Pierce’s Fountain
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the game
room of Pierce’s for about thirty
friends. Mr. and Mrs. J, H.
Pierce were host and hostess
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NOTICE
The Women’s club of the
Russian Oi thodox church
will give a dinner tomorrow,
Sunday, at the Parish
Home. Dinner will be serv
ed from 1 to 9 p. m. This
dinner is for the benefit
fund for a new cemetary.
Everyone from Kodiak and
the base is invited.
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OF THE WEEK
Caramel Cake
Contributed by Rachel Gibson
1-2 cup butter
1 cup water
3 cups flour
1 1-2 cups granulated sugar
2 heaping tsp. baking powder
3 tbls. syrup
(This is made by burning 1-2
cup white sugar thoroughly in
frying pan. Add 1*4 cup boiling
water)
2 tsp. vanilla
Cream butter and sugar, add
beaten egg yolks. Gradually add
sifted dry ingredients, water and
vanilla. Beat in the syrup, mix
ing thoroughly, and fold in beat
en egg whites. Bake in 3 layer
tins at 325 F.
ICING AND FILLING
To the remainder of the
add 4 tbls. butter and 4 tbls.
cream. Cook until butter melts.
Cool and add enough powdered
sugar to spread and 1 tsp. van
illa.
Surprise Party Held At
Cafe Honors Mrs. Dell
Employees of Dell’s Cafe sur
prised Mrs. 11 ay Dell Monday
evening at a birthday party. The
party was held at the cafe and
was in charge of Helen Bari. A
bout 20 guests attended, includ
ing groups from the Signal
Corps and the baae.
A CHEECHAKO
CHATTERS ....
We bought some plants from
Mrs. W. J. Erskine who is selling
them from her greenhouse for
Griffin hospital fund. Looking
over the assortment we finally
decided the hospital was doing
us a favor to offer such a wide
variety of home plants. So, for
getting the altruistic urge which
had motivated us at first, we
broke down and bought twice
as many as we had planned.
Please do keep your pet dog
or dogs either in the house or
chained up after blackout hours.
We women may prove our cour
age when real battle comes, but
we’re darned sisses when we
hear ominous growls coming
from some unseen dog while
we’re walking home in the dark.
We’ll probably be fired for this
one. but our best laugh of the
week came through a prominent
Kodiak matron. Stopping at the
Mirror one afternoon, after hav
ing been out of touch with
things for awhile, she took one
look at Editor Lamme and said,
“Oh, I see you must be on your
way to get a shave, so I won’t
detain you.”
The best-looking watch in Ko
diak is the lapel model worn by
Thelma “Scotty” Wilson. A gold
j key fastens the tiny watch to her
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Twin Boys Born; Oiris Arrive
it took two birth certificates j
to cover the arrival of John j
Nicholas and Phillip Kov, twin j
sons of Mr. and Mrs P J. Rever, j
December 20. Mr. Rener is a
civil engineer at the base.
To Mr. and Mrs. William W. j
Miller, at the Griffin Memorial j
hospital, a girl, Carol Lee, Jan- j
uary 7.
To Mr. and Mrs. Orval Nye. j
at the Griffin Memorial hospital, j
a girl, Patricia Sharon, January
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Mrs. Jack McCord of Sitkali- i
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