NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Editor
Local Couple
Wed Tuesday
The marriage of Miss Mary
E. Nilsen and Mr. Wiliam K.
Steele was held at the Baptist
parsonage Tue«day, Oct. 6. The
ring ceremony was performed by
Kev. Gregory S. Morony, with
Mrs. Morony and Mr. P. J. Wat
kinson as attendants.
The couple are well-known
here. The bride was formerly on
the staff at the Baptist Mission,
and the bridegroom is employed
»a the office of the W. J Ers
ioe Co.
Entertain With
Buffet Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells
entertained friends fr^m the nav
al air station at a buffet dinnet
at their home in the Felder
building Sunday.
Guests included Miss Dale Shoe
maker, Miss Jean Earle, Fred
Stokes, Don R. Brown and i.ar
ty Gourlie.
Returns After Trip
Mrs. James Pierce arrived
home this week by plane after a
two-months trip to the States.
She visited hei mother, Mrs.
Lillian Larsen, who formerly re
sided here at Portland, Ore., and
also her brother there. She also
made sLop-overs in Seattle, Van
couver, B, C., St. Johns, Canada,
Fairbanks and Anchorage.
Wiseman's Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Wise
man and family left recently for
their former borne in Skagit
county, Washington. They pre
viously were teaching school at
Ouzinkie.
Teachers Tardy
Mrs. Morris Gundersen arriv
ed recently from Los Angeles,
California. She will teach the 7th
grade in the local schook
Another teacher to arrive re
cently was Mrs. Evelyn Bliss,
from New York City. Mr. Bliss
is employed at the naval air sta
tion, and they are making their
home on Mission road.
Employed At Store
Mrs. Dorothy Hanlon and
Mrs. Annabelle Bolton are now
employed at the W. J. Erskine &
Co. store.
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| Birthday Party
Given At Dell's
Miss Helen Bari, employed at
Dell’s cafe, was honor guest at a
surprise birthday party given at
the restaurant Thursday, Oct. 1,
with Mrs. Dell and Miss Billings
as hostesses. Refreshments were
served and Mi s Bari received
many lovely gifts.
Girl Scouts Hold
Bake Sale Today
The Girl Scouts are sponsoring
a baking goods sale to be held to
day in the lobby of theOrpheum
theatre.
Proceeds will be used in the
work of the Girl Scouts
OF THE WEEK
Homemade Noodles
Contributed By
Margret Gibbons
2 eggs
1-2 teasp. salt
Enough flour to woik into
egg&.
Put dough on a well-floured
board and roll very thin. Turn
several times so flour will work
into dough.
After rolling dough thin, flour
well and roll like a jelly roll,
then cut across in 1-8inch thick
nesses. Unravel strips and shake
well to remove excess flour. Place
n chicken or beef broth and cook
about 20 minutes.
Daughter Born
To Residents
Dr. and Mrs. A. It. Roberts
are the parents of a daughter,
Averill Ann, weight 6 and 1-2
pounds born Saturday Septem
ber 12, at Milton-Freewater,
Oregon
Dr. Roberts left Kodiak in
August to join Mrs. Roberts
there at the home of her parents.
Birthday Dinner
Given At Club
Miss Louise Williams was
hostess Thursday evening, Oct.
8 at the Club Montmartre at a
surprise birthday dinner given
for Mrs. Earle L. Butler.
Among the guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. James Martz, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
John Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cent, Root, Miss Gretchen Sei
berg. Mr. Bill Dickey, Mr. Earle
Butler and Mr. Sterling A. All
red.
Returns After Trip
Mrs. Zelda Siversund returned
recently after a six-weeks trip
to the States. She was accomp
anied back by her son.
On Business Trip
Miss Louise Williams left this
,veek by plane on a short busi
ness trip to Anchorage.
New Chairman
Appointed
At a meeting this week of the
Executive Board of the Kodiak
branch of the American Red
Cross, action wa« taken appoint
ing Mrs. Merrill Coon, chairman
of the Volunteer Services Com
mittee. She fills the place left
vacant by the death of Mrs. W.
J. Erskine
This committee has under its
jurisdiction such work as the
war production of knitting, sew
ing, etc. and Canteen services.
Mrs. Coon requests that all
women interested in this work
see her. For this purpose she will
be at the hospital next Tuesday
at 2 p m.
Celebrates Fifth
Birthday At Home
Jimmie Nixon, son of Mr. ahd
Mrs. A1 Nixon, was honor guest
at a birthday party held aa his
home on Oct. 6. Mrs. Robert
King and Mrs. S. Sundstrom as
sisted in serving the refresh
ment.
Guests included: Walter and
Wilbur Metrokin, Lillian Orme.
Lee Gardiner, Tommie Swanson
Corinne Sundberg, Arlene King,
Elmer Sundstrom, Kenneth Val
ley, Raymond Harvey and Wil
liam Long.
Couple Married
At Hospital
Miss Minnie Wallin and Mr.
James Davis were married Thurs
day, Oct. 1, at 7 p. m. in the so
cial room of the Griffi* Memor
ial hospital, where the bride is
employed. The ceremony was
performed by Father King, with
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bolz as
the couple’s attendants.
A reception was held after the
wedding at which about twenty
five guests were present
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