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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Editor
Yule Luncheon
To Be Held
Guests will be entertained at
a Christmas luncheon and pro
gram by the Women’s Society of
the Community Baptist church
next Thursday, Dec. 10.
Luncheon will be served at
1:30 p. m. in the social room and
program will include selections
by the Junior Choir and a
Christmas reading. Each member
of the Society is to bring one or
more guests In addition, all wo
men of the community are invit
ed to attend, and this notice is
your invitation to this social
occasion.
Goes To Anchorage
Miss Betty Resslei returned
tu Anchorage by plane last week
after spending a few weeks here.
In Order Office
Mrs. Bill Lewis is now employ
ed at the Sears Roebuck order
o.Tice.
Infant Succumbs
Puneral services were held
Thursday at the new cemetery,
Rev Gregory Morony officia ing,
for infant David Robert Rekdahl
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rek
dahl. The child lived but a few
hours after its birth, on Novem
ber 25.
□ F THE WEEK
Cinnamon Rolls
Contributed by
Jo Mildred Taylor
A companion to that leisurely
cup of coffee; you’ll enjoy trying
this recipe.
Dissolve 1 1-2 cakes yeast in 1-4
cup warm water.
Add 2 cups scalded milk, cooled.
Beat in two cups flour, let rise
until light
Add:
4 beaten egg yolks
1 teasp salt
1-2 cup shortening
4 cup sugar
Enough flour to make dough
that c m be kneaded. Put in
greased bowl in warm place to
rise, then knead down and let
rise agam.
Roll dough to about 1-2 inch
1 thickness, spread with melted
butter, then sugar, also a layer
1 of brown sugar and cinnamon to
i taste.
i Roll up as for jelly roll and
cut about 1-2 inches wide. Put
into greased pans, let rise to
twice the size and bake slowly
until brown.
Town Visitors
Pete Harreschou and Vince
Pellegrini were visitors in town
on Wednesday'.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
To better oar service to you an<! keep our costs to a minimum ■$
all deliveries in the future will be
u
Cash on Delivery”
You check your oil storage
"DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU
ARE OUT & THEN ORDER!
We need two days notice
for good service
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NOW OPEN
Kodiak’s Newest
FOUNTAIN
(Location of former Kodiak Bar)
fountain Specialties Soft Drinks Candies
Stationery Supplies
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Service Center
Head To Speak
There will be a special Red
Cross meeting next Tuesday at
the Red Cross Recreation center
(former Legion building) and
everyone is requested to attend.
In addition to regular business
the group will hear Arthur E.
Larkin, new service club diiector
of activities. La'kin comes here
from Pittsburg, Pa., is a grad
uate of Sp: ingfield College,
Mass , and spent a year in grad
uate woik at Geneva, Switzer
land. He has had wide experience
in athletics and recreational
work He will be assisted in the
work at the center by Lois
Plumb and Edith Stevens, who
arrived recently
Added At Cafe
Mrs. Ruth Brophy. formerly
at the Kodiak Cash Market, is
now employed at Helen’s Eat
Shop.
Gives Breakfast
Miss Louise Williams enter
tained withaThanksgivinu break*
fast last week and guests were
Miss Gretchen Seiberg, Mr. Stuart
Nuckols and Mr. A. Verle Collar.
I
Entertain
Thanksgiving
Among those who enterfained
in honor of the traditional
Thanksgiving festiveness were
Mr. and Mrs Fete Magnusen.
who had as their guests on Holi
day ;sland Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Kraft, Mrs. Glen Mann, and
Mr. and Mrs Si an Nelson.
Mr.and Mrs.L.Wodlingerenter
tained with dinner at their home
on Brooklyn avenue Places
were set for the following guests:
Miss E len Berlin, Mr. Lowell
Piemen, Mr. Con Mushkin Mr.
Clifford Blow (RCAF) and Mr.
George Davis.
Mr. and Mis. Jack Lydik gave
a dinner at their home on Signal
j
l hill. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
! Merrill Coon, Miss Christina
Oslin. Dr. Burr, Mr. O Webb,
Mr. Hall and Mr. Joe Marino.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Connor
entertained at a 7 o’clock dinner
! at their home on Mission road for
j the following guests: Mr. and
jMrs. Jack Wright, Mr. Howard
] Woodford, Mr. George Bellamy.
Mr. Frank Lynch, Mr. Glen
Watkins, Mr Sulo Iliutta and
Mr Robert Geiselman
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blanken
burg had as their guests on
Thanksgiving day, Mr. and Mrs
William H. Lammeand Mr. A.
Verle Collar.
Building Addition
Work was started this week on
a 14-foot wide addit on on the
west side of the warehouse be
longing to the Kodiak Cadi mar
ket The building is located on
the alley behind the store.
MODEST MAIDENS
Trademark Reftatered V. S. Patent Office
7 think your Latin friend is carrying this
‘Good Neighbor’ thing TOO farl”
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SATURDAY
8:30 P. M.
to
12:00 P. M.
SUNDAY
4:00 P. M.
to
7:00 P. M.
Music furnished by the
ARMY DANCE ORCHESTRA
BLINN'S HALL
HALL AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE DANCES
Inauire Blinn’s Pool Room
HELSSL PHOTO CO.
CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY
Wish with
Individual Xmas Cards
with your picture
in two styles
35 M.M.
KODASLIDE FILES
PROJ EOTORS
OA MERAS
CAMERA CASES
Assorted Raw & Finished Fur Skins
KODIAK LIBRARY
PARKAS
TAILOR-MADE TO ORDER
STITCHED WITH SINEW FROM NOME
BABY and JULY FAWN SPOTTED SEAL
BABBIT and SQUIRREL
BOOKS
PHOTO ALBUMS
Parcel Checking - - - 25c
Open 11 :<H>s m. to 8:00 p.m.—Sunday 9:00 a m. to 6:00 p.m
Next to the Brows Bear Cafe