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MRS.
EDYTHEBUTLER
Editor
NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Nurses’s Aid
Needs Recruits
The Nurses’ Aid classes were
started last Wednesday at the
Griffin Memorial hospital in
the nurses’ living room, under
the supervisioh of Mrs. Anne
Whalley.
This cause is very urgent and
all women possible should at
tend this class. To date only
five women have enrolled and
many more are needed. The
class is held every Wednesday
and t is hoped that as many
women as possible will attend
the current meetings.
Child Born In Tacoma
To Former Localites
Word ha-* been received here
of the birth in Tacoma on Aug
ust 17 of a boy to Mr. and
Mrs. E A. Metzker, formerly
•of this c ty. The infant weighed :
6 pounds and 11 ounces, and has :
tbeen named Gary William.
Mr. Metzker woiked at the
l>ase here as a carpenter. Mrs.
Metzker is the former Barbara ,
Worth, danghter of Mr. and
Mrs. Worth, of this city.
3 Teachers Arrive
Three teachers for the coming
public school season arrived re
cently. They are Mrs. Lottie
Dunlap, who taught last year,
and two new ones, Bernice
Erickson and Eloda B. Kimm.
Miss Lois Adams, graduate of
the Nurses Aid course, has been
assisting at the Griffin Memorial
hospital this week.
At Hospital
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TRANSFER SERVICE
of
All Kinds
F4EI, OIL
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Women's Service Club
Entertain Service
Men With Dance
The first dance given by the
Kodiak Women’s Service Club
last week for service men was a
great success. The c ub wishes
to thank the Blum's for the gen
erous donation of the hall.
Music was furnished by the
250th band. Max Peabody pre
sented a tap dance and there
were two prize dances during
the evening.
One of the highlights of the
dance was the intermission at
the VV. J Eiskine home where
guests were served cake and cof
fee. Tne cakes were made by
members of the Woman’s Club.
Cebu la's Return
Mr. and Mrs. J Cebula re
urned recently from the States.
Mrs. Cebula is with the office
staff at the W. J. Erskine & Co.
store.
Mr. Cebula is employed at
he naval air station.
Spend Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. R. K.Qimby re
,urned this week after a week’s
vacation spent at Anchorage and
Matanuska valley.
□F THE WEEK
Egg Yolk Sponge
Cake
Contributed by
Cora McConaghy
12 egg yolks
2 cups sugar
1 cup boiling water
1-2 teasp. salt
4 teasp. baking powder
2 teasp. lemon juice
3 cups sifted cake flour
Beat egg yolks until light,
adding sugar gradually, then add
hot water, bearing meanwhile.
Add flour sifted with baking
powder and salt, and beat thor
oughly, adding lemon juice. Turr
into angle food pan.
Bake in a moderate oven(32i
to 350 degrees) for about 1 hour
run coats
A special showing of fine fur coats
will he on display next Tuesday,
September 1st.
Alaska Seal Nutria Seal
Muskrat Ermine
Alaska Hudson Seal
PARKAS
Baby and July Fawn and Seal
made: to order
H. PINCH JEWELRY STORE
lOinner At
Honors Birthday
Mrs. David Flood was pies
antly surprised with a birthday
dinner given in ner honor bv
Mr. Glen Mason at the Club
Montmartre last Tuesday even
ing.
The table was beautifully dec
orated with a large birthday
cake with lighted candles and
the honor guest’s name.
Besides the guest of honor
and host the following guests
were present: Maj. Walter Chap
man, Col. Coo!:, Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Ce
cil Helsel, Miss Maude Olson
Mr. David Flood, Mr. James
Flynn and Mr. Ira Rothwell.
Hospital Guild
To Meet Tuesday
The Hospital Guild will meet
in the nurses’ living room of the
Griffin Memorial hospital next
Tuesday, Sept 1 at 2 p. m.
Members are urged to attend,
to aid in preparations for the
annual bazaar Guests are al
ways welcomed.
Son Born Wednesday
To Leo Tyler’s
It’s a boy!
His name is Victor Gordon,
and he was born at 9 p. m. Aug
ust 26 at the Griffin Memorial
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
(Leo) Tyler.
The young son weighed 8
pounds 2 ounces.
Knitting Needles
Are Now Available
There are some No. 5 knitting
needles now available at the Red
Cross and anyone interested in
knitting sweaters for the soldiers
of Fort Greely may call for need
les.
A large quantity of yarn is on
hand and many more women are
needed to do knitting.
Visits From Seward
Mrs. Lange, the former Bar
bara Demeidoff, now making her
home in Sew.«rd, is visiting here
this week with relatives and
friends foi a few days.
Back From Seattle
Mrs. H. F. McDonald and
children returned recently after
spending most of the summer in
Seattle.
Henry Wollf
'Builder
CABINET WORK
a
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