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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Book Review Is
Society Feature
The Women's Society of the
Community Baptist .Church met
at the church on Thursday and
the feature of the afternoon pro
gram was a spcndidly prepared
and well delivered review of
John Gunther's “Inside Latin
America” by Mrs. Mark Smith.
Rev Gregory S. Morony con
ducted an installation service
for tne newly-elected officers of
the Society Mrs. Maurice W.
Briggs program chairman, intro
duced the speaker of the after
noon with a suitable period of
devotions.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served by Mrs Ro
bert Dawson and Mrs. A. Bert
Oxford.
Arm Bands Made
The Bed Cross Sewing group
met in the nurses’ living room
of the Griffin Memorial hospital
last week and made Bed Cross
arm bands. Present were the
Mesdames MacFarlin, Blocksom,
Clifton, Boeckman and Pope.
Another meeting will be held
next Tuesday at 2 p m. at the
same place. Women interested
are invited to attend.
Canteen To Function
Only In Case Of Disaster
.Mrs. Forest Ayres, chairman
of the Canteen corps, announces
that the canteen will function
only in case of disaster and that
people are to supply them s eh f
with emergency rations as per
Governor Gruening’s request.
See Governor Gruening story
on page one
DF THE WEEK
SPINACH RING
Drain, and chop a No. 2
can of Spinach. Make a
medium white sauce as fol
lows: Blend 2 tablespoons
of flour in 2 tablespoons
melted butter. Add 1 cup
of canned milk, undiluted,
and 1-4 teaspoon salt. Cook
till thickened Combine
with spinach and pack in
ring mold Bake 10 minutes
in moderate oven. Unmold
Fill center with buttered
carrots or other vegetable.
Serve 6.
TRANSFER SERVICE
of
All Kinds
FUEL OIL
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Co-eds Copy Grandmother
swim
SEARCY, ARKANSAS — Co-eds in the department of
Home Economics at Harding College, here, learn to face
privations of total war, entrenched with weapons of economy
used by the grandmothers of their grandmothers. Harding
is a four-year college where sixty-five per cent of the students
pay all or part of their expenses by working.
The co eds are shown in the picture above spinning the
wool into the yarn in which they will later knit into finished
garments.
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DllIL sm
Dependable
Courteous
Service
E. K. GUERIN
Owner
Member of
ASSOCIATED CABS
New & Used
BOUGHT
SOLD
:j &
EXCHANGED
1 Rhoades
Furniture Store
\
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
KODIAK LIBRARY
Parcel Checking - - - 25c
ESKIMO DOLLS
FURS
MAPS OF ALASKA
Open 11:00 a.m. to blackout—Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Next to the Brown Bear Cafe
' qA Satisfying place to visit
ROSSER’S CAFE
(formerly Jerrome’s Grill)
for a good cup of coffee, a dinner, or one
of our tempting specialties.
SANTTARY
Interior Completely 'Repainted
CLEAN
Open evenings until 12, Saturday evenings until 3 a. m.
The Cub
H. RWINANS, Owner |
We feature Brown and Haley |
and Societe Boxed Candies
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies - Bars of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
Colors are Fresher
Dress is Lovelier
That sums up what the
KODIAK STEAM
LAUNDRY
will do for your dresses.
Why not try it?
KODIAK STEAM LAUNDRY
KODIAK JEWELRY
The Kodiak Jewelry, form
erly The Helsel Jewelry, is
now conducting business
under the same policy of
fairtrade. We are carrying a
new selection of jewelry,
watches and ivory.
Watch and Jewelry repairs . .
Our specialty
MODEST MAIDENS
Trademark Retfstered U S. Patent Office
AP Feature
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"Maybe I’ll marry him when he gets out oft
Army. He says he’s learning to cook.