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think he's working hard.”
"I’m thinking of divorcing my husband, and
going back to work as his secretary. ”
Case-Sargent
Wedding At Base
Miss Mary Irene Sargent,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sargent of this city became the
bride of Cpl. Wayne Case, of
Dayton, Texas, at one of the
most beautiful weddings of the
season. The candlelight service
was performed by Chaplain
Minter Uzellea, Friday evening,
November 12th, in the Faith
Chapel at Fort Greely.
The petite bride was charm
ingly gowned in a long white
chiffon dress with bishop sleeves,
and wore a Juliet cap, trimmed
with pearls, and a short white
veil.
Mrs. Corinne Petnch, sister
of the bride, was matron of
honor and bridesmaids included
Misses Nettie Sargent, sister of
the bride, Martha Boskofsky,
Irene King, Evelyn King, Jean
Nelson, and Mary Frost.
Attending the bridegroom
were: Sgt. E. J. Koenigs, best
man; Pvt. Dali Rone, head
usher and Staff Sgt. Fred L.
Stott, Sgt. James Lorentz, Cpl.
Gene D. Watters, Cpl. Frank
Hill, Pvt. E. J. Junville, and
Pvt. Gerald E. Shott, ushers.
Following the ceremony at
the base the wedding party and
guests proceeded to Kodiak
wheie a large reception was held
in Blinn’s Hall.
Cpl. and Mrs. Case plan to
leave soon on a wedding trip to
the States where they will visit
relatives in California and Texas
before returning to this city to
make their home
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Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Clara Larsen entertain
ed a few guests at a luncheon,
November 16th, at her home on
Mission Road.
The afternoon was spent play
ing Contact Bridge.
Guests included Mrs. Irene
Harvey, Mrs. Edythe Butlef
and Mrs. Mary Coulton
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