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MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Edito
NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Will Continue
Soldier Dances
The members of the Women's
Service Club held a special meet
ing at the home of Mrs. O. A.
^Torgerson and decided to assume
the responsibility of continuing
the dauces formerly sponsored
by the late Mrs. W. J. Erskine,
for the enlisted men of Kodiak.
The following week will see
the continuation of the schedule
of dances
Arrives From Seattle
Mrs. Carl Gay arrived recent
ly from Seattle to join her bus
band who is employed at the
naval air stat on.
Added To Staff
Mrs Ralph Shreve was added
to the staff at the W. J Erskine
store this week
Nurse On Visit
Mrs Esther Twitchell, public
health nurse at Ouzinkie, was n
guest over the weekend of Mr.
anl Mrs. Frank Whalley.
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Carefully selected—
Fji:-fiav arcci—
Forfeclly packed—
fruit co:ktail
GRAPEFRUIT
PEACHES
PEARS
—and many more.
VEGETABLES
Garden-fresh—
CORN PEAS
s?::;ach
str:::3 beans
EcETS
SEAFOODS
fl/
Prime selection
packed with
utmost care—
OYSTERS
SHRIMPS
CRAB MEAT
RED SALMON
RAZOR CLAMS
It pays to patronize the grocer
who features HAPPY HOME
Guaranteed by Schwobacher Bros. & Co., Inc.
Seattle, Washington _
Buffet Supper
Honors Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Coulton
entertained with a buffet supper
last Saturday at 7 p. in. attheir
home on the Mission road. 1 he
occasion celebrated the birthdays
of Mrs. Robert Adams and Mrs.
Coulton.
The table in the dinette was
set with a centerpiece of assort
ed sweet pea's with four tapers.
The dessert was served in the sun
room.
Guests were: Mayor and Mrs.
Nick Miell, Mr. and JVIrs. Frank
Whallej', Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ad
ams, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kemp
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Butler,
Mrs. Esther Twitched, Mr. How
ard Stickney Mr. R. C. Buckett,
Mr. lieu ge Levine. Mr. Harvey
\xeiman and Mr. Nick Gang
Mrs. Howard Cole is working
at Pierce’s fountain
I
OF THE WEEK
60-Minute Roils
(Sent to Mi-s. Ruth Brophy by
Mrs. Rose Maurer,
Long Beach, California)
2 yeast cakes
14cup lukewarm water
1 1-4 cups milk
3 tablesp. sugar
1 teasp. salt
2 teasp. butter
Soak yeast in lukewarm water
Combine milk, salt, sugar, but
ter, in sauce pan anil heat until
lukewarm, pour in large bowl
and add yeast.
Stir in 1 quart of Hour gradu
ally, beat well with spoon until
dough is smooth and elastic.
Cover with cloth, k*-ep iu warm
place (not too hot) for 15 min
utes until dough has doubled in
bulk.
Tu n out on floured board, pat,
to 1-2 inch thickness. Brush with
melted butter, let rise in warm
place Bake :n hot o\en 10 to 15
minu es.
Makes 3 dozen rolls.
HAW SKINS
Mink and Otter
for neck pieces, collars
and trimmings
'qSMSF
FOX FURS
Silver Red Fox
double and single
W
H. PINCH JEWELRY STORE
Girl Born To
Paul Raumaker's
Stop the presses!
It’s a girl for Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Raumaker. Name: Paula
Susan Weight: 6 lbs. 5oz Born:
Tuesday, Sept. 15.
Mrs. Raumaker was forineily
employed as women’s editor and
headed the advertising depart
ment of the Kodiak Mirror, and
Mr. Raumaker is employed as a
carpenter at the naval air sta
tion. The Raumakei’s came to
Kodiak from Pocatello, Idaho
Birthday Celebrated
Ray Martin was the honor
guest at a bi thday party last
Sunday evening given by Mr.
and Mrs Frank Ge derm an at
the Club Montmartre. The eve
ning was spent with dinner and
dancing.
Other guests inc'uded. Capt
Roy Craft, Lieut, and Mr- Steve
Harvey, Sgt Al Gadjow ki Mr.
and Mrs Rex Kemnten, Mr.
ind Mrs. Forest G Ayres, and
Peggy Slaton.
Baby Girl Born
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
ire the parents of a baby girl
born Sunday,- .^eo'. 13 at the
Griffin Memorial hospital. The
infant weighed 7 lbs. 9 oz. and
has been named Nancy Elain*.
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Dinner Given For
Coming Departure
A progressive dinner party was
enjoyed last, Saturday evening'
by a group of friends who gath
ered to honor Mrs. I.ena Beeck
man, who is leaving Kodiak by
plane soon to visit the interior
MODEST MAIDENS
Tr»d«*m*rk ReifMterod U R P«!eot Offlt f
7 don't care about learning to swim...jusi
teach me to dive."
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} TRANSFER SERVICE
) of
All Kinds
FUEL OIL
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Henry Wollf
*Builder
CABINET WORK
SPECIALTY
New Shop
In Garages Across Fro:
Griffin Memorial Hospr
HELSEL PHOTO CO.
Order Your
<& tr r t a t m a 0
Portraits and Cards
Early
SEND HOME
a Special Christmas Card
with your portrait on it
KODIAK LIBRARY
BOOKS
PHOTO ALBUMS
ALASKA SOUVENIR WOODEN TKAYS
ii—n
Parcel Checking — 50c
Open 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.—Sunday 9:00 a m. to 6:00 p.u
Next to the Brow a Bear Cafe
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