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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
GERTRUDE RAUMAKER
Editor
Ulieibun - Russell
At a beautiful wedding cere
mony solemnized in the Snyder
apartment on Alaska way, at 8>
30 Friday evening, January 30,
Patricia Ann Russell was united
in marriage to Clifford E. Lillet
hun Rev. S. Morony, pastor of
the Community Baptist church
officiated.
The bride was beautifully
gowned in blue and was attend
by Mrs. Roy Snyder, matron of
honor, wearing a green velvet
creation. The bridegroom was
attended by Mr. Roy Snyder as
best man.
Mrs Lillethun is well known
here, having until recently’ own
ed and operated the Beauty, Inc.,
beauty parlor. Mr. Lillethun is
an accountant, and the couple
will remain in Kodiak and are at
home to their many fiiends at
their apartment in the Erskiue
addition on Kupreanof drive.
Following the wedding cere
mony Mrs. Sny’der charmingly
entertained friends of the couple
at a reception.
Haralson - /Meade
Friday evening, January 30
at an informal wedding in the
living room at the new house of
United States Commissioner C.
C. Naughton, Bernice M. Meade
became the bride of Wesley D.
Haralson. They plan to make
their home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Haralson were
(he first couple to plight their
throth in the Naughton's new’
home.
Party At Inn
A group of local merrymakers
enjoyed a party in celebration
• of the President’s birthday at
Al's Chicken inn. After dinner
the couples enjoyed dancing
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
William Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gilmore, Mr. Mrs. Vance
Root, Mr and Mrs. Harry
Christopherson, Mrs. E. Dooley.
Mrs. Rena Tolbert, the Misses
Joyce Meske and Grace Ames,
Hollis Mulford, Henry Kettleson,
William Jennings, Robert Rath
burn, George Pershall and Steph
en Bebich.
TRANSFER SERVICE
of
All Kinds
FUEL OIL
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Entertain Friends At
Dinner Party T ursday
Mrs. Eleanor Dooly and IVli-ss
Joyce Meske entertained a num
ber of friends at an nformai
dinner party at the former’s
home in this city, Thursday
evening. Candles in an antique
candelabra adorned the table.
iizsin
□F THE WEEK
Dried Fruit Pudding
Contributed by
Mrs. L.T. Shorb, Caldwell, Idaho
FRUIT TOPPING:
; 2 tbls. butter
1-2 cup brown «ugar
1-4 cup orange marmalade
1 cup dried apricots
12 diied prunes
2 cups water
BATTER:
1-4 cup shortening
1-2 cup sugar
1 beaten egg
1-4 cup milk
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 cup flour
1-4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
Melt butter; add sugar and
dash of salt; stir until sugar dis
solves. Add orange marmalade.
Pour into greased 8-inch square
pan Cook apricots and prunes
in water 10 minutes. Drain; ar
range over mixture in diagonal
row’s. Spread with butter: Thor
oly cream shortening and sugar;
add egg, milk, and lemon juice
alternately with sifted dry in
gredients. Bake in moderate oven
(350 F.) 3o minutes. Turn upside
down on platter; serve with hard
sauce.
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A CHEECHAKO
C HATTERS_
Those evacuation numbers are
a boon. It’s so much easier to
find the houses two places beyond
number 377 then looking for
‘‘that little places just past those
two oil drum* on the right.” In
lieu of permanent house number
ing to come we suggest a little
ingenuity in fixing up more pro
minent signs right out on the
road where we can all see them.
We went to the President’s
ball agog with ideas for record
ing what was worn by milady,
but the crowd was so huge that
all we could attempt to describe
would be a few necklines and
sleeves—we couldn’t see any
more. Formals of com se were
ascendant, and we were surprised
at the predominant number of
white ones.
We liked this poem we saw in
the Denver Post:
The boy stood on the (censor
ed) deck,
Whence all but he (deleted).
(This message gives our, ship
ping news,
And cannot be •ompleted.)
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Bus Schedule
BUSES LEAVE DAILY
Every Half Hour
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SUITS
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JACK M ETZGAR
Office and Sample Room Next to Dell’s Cafe
★ ★ ★
JERROME’S
(Blackout Grill)
JERRY LODGE, PROP.
4,clhe Place cio Meet AndEai"
JERROME SAYS:
Don’t get the war panic and don’t worry about food sup
ply! We have on hand plenty of meat, hams, chicken, turkej
sea food and other supplies.
“Always the Best of Everything”
We Wish To c/lnnounce:
The purchase of the M & Y
Variety store, which will be op
erated exclusively as a.
TRADING POST
We will Buy, Trade or sell
ANYTHING New or Used
If You Have (Anything To Sell
..... We will sell it for you
BARGAIN FEATURE
100 Pair Used
Ice Skates
Ladies’ - Children’s - Men’s
■
J. W. Johnson
&
Marjorie Fremersdorf,
Owners
KODIAK
Trading Post
Formerly M & V Varieties