Speaks At Rotary
Maj. E. J. Wiles, Fort Greely,
spoke at the Rotary luncheon
Tuesday on his experiences as a
transport officer during the in
vasion of southern France. He
gave an interesting eye-witness
view of the preparations and
logistics involved in the 1000
ship convoy that made the suc
cessful landing.
Orin Kiehnley, office manager
of the Frank McConaghy can
nery, was a guest at the lunch
eon.
Sixteen girls attended the
Campfire Girls meeting and both
guard ans were there. Mrs. Fol
som showed us how to tie a
a packer’s knot, square knot
and half hitch.
Each girl present passed an
honor for camp craft by tying
the knots.—Marie Cope, Scribe.
Mrs Celeste Lewis, formerly
of Kodiak, who has been em
ployed as “house mother” at an
army camp at Nome, has quit
her job there and plans to go to
Anchorage, and may come back
to Kodiak.
Carl Killian made a trip a
round the island on the last trip
of the Shuyak.
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Miss Rika Hansen, daughter
of Mrs. Catherine Hansen, be
came the bride of Mr. William
R. Suer.der, C-2-C, of I.os An
geles, Calif., on Sunday, April
15 at 3:30 pm at the C, R. King
residence.
The marriage ceremony was
performed by Father King.
The bride wore a sea-foam
green dressmaker suit and car
ried a white corsage. She was at
tended by Mis. Hugh Abston,
matron of honor. Mr. Howard
Bruso, C-l-C, was the best man.
Following the ceremony a rec
eption was held at the hone of
Mrs. Barbara Lange on S. Brook
lyn. The three-tiered white wed
ding cake was decorated with
pink roses and was topped with
a miniature bride and groom.
Refreshments were served to ov
er seventy guests.
x\lrs. Suender attended the
Kodiak public school and since
then has been employed in the
women’s department of O Kraft
& Son. The young couple will be
at home to their friends on Alder
street below the Knudsen apart
ments.
“Teaching Primaries in the
Church School” is the title of a
course of study being offered at
the Community Baptist Church.I
This is a non-sectarian study of
how to teach religion to children
from 5 years of age to the 3rd
grade. The course is being offered
under the sponsorship of the
Sunday School Teachers' Coun
cil. Royal E. Munson, superin
tendent. Mrs. Gregory Morony
will teach the course, her qualifi
cations to teach this study being
recognized by the national Board
of Education so that the said
Board has granted her accredita
tion The first session of the class
will be next Wednesday at 3:30
at the Community Church. All
interested are invited to attend.
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