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Miss Anita Ann White, daugh
ter of Mrs. Ben Kraft, of this
city, and Lt. Glenu Edward
Weils Mann, Jr., o f Falls
City, Nebraska were united in
marriage in a ceremony per
formed by Major William P.
Cline, chaplain Thursday even
ing The wedding was the first
held in the new Faith Chapel at
Fort Greely.
Attending the couple were
Miss Stella Easley and Lt. Car
roll D. Shealy.
The chapel was decorated
with a lovely array of flowers
and an orchestral group furnish
ed the musical background.
About thirty guests attended
the wedding and a reception
held afterward at the home of
Miss Easley.
The bride was torn and raised
in Kodiak and attended Whit
man College, Washington, where
she majored in education. Last
year she taught in the local
school. The bridegroom is a pi
lot in the Army Air Corps.
Bennett-Fisber
Frances L. Fisher and Victor
L. Bennett, both of Kodiak,
were married Wednesday, June
4, at 6:30 p. m. in the Commun
ity Baptist church with Rev.
Gregory S. Morony officiating.
Witnesses to the double ring
ceremony were Jeannette and
John Thorsteinson.
The couple will make their
home on Mission road.
The following weddings, per
formed by father C. R. King,
territorial marriage commission
er, have been filled recently at
the office of the U S. Commis
sioner, C. C Naughton:
Makelsen-Petersen
Susie Peterson. Kodiak, and
Torsten Makelsen, Kodiak, on
April 7. Witnesses were Katie
Hanson and Ai King.
Miles-Jackson
Vivian Marie Jackson and
George Stanley Miles both of
this city, on May 11. Witnesses
were Walter R. Melvin and Al
King.
Wormuth-Christofferson
Alice Christofferson, Kodiak,
and Raymond D Wormuth,
Spokane, Washington, on April
20.
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Work To Be Shown
The second annual Vacation
School of the Community Bap
tist church closes tomorrow ev
ening with a public presentation
of the school’s work at 7:30 in
the church.
The Beginner-Primary depart
ment, under the direction of
Miss Estelle Marlin, will display
their handicraft and illustrate
some of the school work, includ
ing finger plays, songs and Bible
work.
The Junior-Intermediate de
partments will present Bible
dramas and display their note
book work.
The nature study class, the
sewing group and the various
woodcraft groups will have their
work on display.
Miss Enid Myers superintend
ed the entire school
Rev. Morony states that be
cause of the faculty of trained
and experienced workers it was
possible f#r the school to meet
the national standards as set by
the International Council of Re
ligious Education for all Pro
testant churches. Despite the
number of families who have re
turned to the States the attend
ance was about the same as last
year, showing a real growth.
Rev Morony says that everyone
will enjoy the closing exercises
tomorrow and hopes many Kod
iak peoDle will attend.
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