Wfljno’s
NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
MRS. EDYTHE BUTLER
Editor
Red Cross To
Report, Elect
The important annual meet
ing of the local chapter of Red
Cross will be held this year at
the schoolhoust at 7:30 Tuesday,
Feb. 2, for the purpose of hearing
reports and electing new officers.
It is an open meeting and the
public is welcome. Anyone who
contributed in the last Red Cross
drive is also entitled to vote
Employees’ Club
Gives Dance
Members of the EDE, a newly
formed emyloyces’ club of the
W. J. Ersk'ne Company, were
hosts Tuesday evening at a
formal dance at Minn's Hall.
invited guests,inc lading about
fifty enlisted men from Fort
<Jree!y, numbered over one hun
dred. Music was furnished by an
Army Band and continued from
7:00 PM to 11:15.
The decorative scheme was
red, white and blue; colored
s'reamers orined a canopy' above
the dancers, large mii’ors were
placed along the walls and the
whole scene was softly lighted
by revolving spotlights. Colored
lights also framed the stage. Re
freshments were served from
9:30 to 10:30
Mrs. Harriette Brain was
chairman of the arrangements
committee assisted by all the
employees with Mrs. Chas. tVells
in charge of invitations; G’en
McMurry, refreshments; Miss
Val Malufin, music; and Cliff
Stevens, decorations.
Mirror Classifieds. Pay
Personal Items of Local Interest
Sally King returned recently
after spend ine a few weeks with
her sister at Oregon City, Ore.
George Miles, taxi driver, has
been confined by illness to his
home for the past week.
3 Births Recorded
Three births were recorded
at the Griffin Memorial Hospital
recently.
Mr and Mrs. John Chya are
the parents of a girl. Walda Ann.
weight 6 pounds, born Thursday
Januarv 21
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Shreve
are the parents of a son, weight
7 pounds, born Jan .27
A sen, weight 6 12 pounds,
was born on Tuesday, Jan 26,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen
i)££l?Z
OF THE WEEK
Cottage Cheese Pie
Contributed by
Mrs. Jack Wright
1 cup cottage cheese
2-3 cup sugar
2-3 cup milk
1-4 tsp. vanilla
2 egg yolks beaten
l Tblsp melted shortening
dash of salt
Mix in rotation and place
mixture into unbaked pie shell.
Bake at 350 degrees until set
Make meringue with 2 egg
whites beaten we'l with 1-2 tsp
vanilla and 2 Tablsps. sugar.
Brown in low oven.
Charles Marshall’s
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Stationery Supplies
qA Satisfying place to visit
ROSSER’S CAFE
RAY COTE, Owner
for a good cup of coffee, a dinner, or one
of our tempting specialties.
SANITARY
CLEAN
(►pen From 6 a. m. Until 12 a. m. Everyday
Mr and Mrs. Louis Savoy re
turned this week after a business
and vacation trip to Seattle and
Bellingham Mr. Savoy ooerated
a shoe repairing shop for ten
years in Bellingham, and has
procured equipment to open one
here soon. It will be located at
the corner of Brooklyn avenue
and Alaska way, in the building
formerly occupied by Tony’s
Liquor store.
Charles Madsen, owner of the
Totem Igloo and Sunbeam Hotel,
returned this week after spend
ing the holidays in Portland,
where he visited with his daugh
ter, Elizabeth, in a sanitarium
at Milwaukee, Oregon, and with
his son, Koy, formerly a student
at Oregon State college at Cor
vallis, but who is now in naval
tra ning in Norfolk, Virginia
Robert Scott is confined to
the Griffin Memorial hospital
with influenza.
Gail Pajoman, owner of the
Kodiak Mercantile comapoy,
returned this week after an ab
sence of six months which he
spent in Seattle, where his family
is temporal ily located.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds
and family returned recently
from the States.
Roy Snyder, owner of the
Mecca bar, returned Wednesday
from Seattle, after being absent
from the city for several months.
He expects to be joined later by
Mrs. Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs Sterling L. All
red returi ed this week from the
States, where they were married
early this month in Butte, Mon
tana Mrs. Allred is the former
Louise Williams
They vis'ted in Fort Hall,
Idaho, with Mr. Allred’s mother,
and in Los Angeles with Mrs.
Allred’s family and a brother of
Mr. Allred, who is stationed
there in t: e armed forces.
Mr and Mrs. Allred will make
their home here on the base road
Mrs. and Mis. James Martz
returned recently after spending
the holidays with relatives in
Spokane, Wash.
Mr. Martz is an operator at the
contractor’s theatre at the base.
Two cases of measles among
school children were reported
this week.
TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
member . . .
We need at least tsro (2)
days notice for
Qeod Service
THOMPSON'S
TRANSFER
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ARMY DANCE ORCHESTRA
BLINN'S HALL
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