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N EWS-FEMI N I N E-VIEWS
^ Review Features
Social Held At Church
rtje Ladies of the Baptist
jeh enjoyed a social evening.
f Gregory Vlorony gave an
p-esting review of the famous
ijjiodist leader E. Stanley
^’latest bo^k, “Is the King
p of God Realism?”.
flte review was followed by a
,8I hour with refreshments
,ved.
WEDDINGS
Tesdale-Richardson
Monday evening Kay Tesdale
gune the bride of Len Richard
1, part owner of the Kodiak ga
le. The ceremony was held at
l Baptist church, with Rev
gory Morony officiating.
1 few relatives and friends were
■ only ones present.
1fter the wedding a reception
s held at their apartment in
iFelder building. Mrs. Rich
feon will continue her work a
d nurse at the Griffin Mem
tl hospital.
Peucrson-Berggren
Hiss Juliet Pederson and Mr.
Berggren were united in mar
ie by Reverend Morony Nov
ier 10 at the Baptist parson
. The bride comes to Kodiak
m Branbndge, Oregon
Witnesses were Mr G S. Miles
I Mr. K. J. Peters,
rhecouple will live at the naval
Nation where Berggren is em
yed.
an Vcyaa^e Party Given
Kirs. Chris Jensen was supris
at her home Wednesday even
by a group of friends who
re a Bon Voyage party
her honor. She and Mr.
sen are leaving Kodiak
n to make their home in
rard. Mrs Jensen was given
Indian basket by the group
■eh included Mesdames Berry,
iner. Frame, F. Smith, Med
\ Austermann, and Olson.
Kirs Cora Hoffelder, Colorado
ings Colorado, is a guest of
son and daughter-in-law, Mr
1 Mrs 0. R. Heatherly, Busk
rlfe
Newly'Married Couple
Horor Quests at Dinner .
Mr. and Mrs Ray Dell enter- :
tained in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Iv. Lindsey with a dinner Tues-'
day evening. Besides the honor
guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brooks, Isabel Billings,
Barbara Poulton, Mrs Evelyn
Love and Mr. Charles Rush.
After dinner a score of friends
of the newly-married couple
dropped in to wish them happi
ess. Refreshments were served. -
Dinner Marks Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. Verne St. Louis
had as dinner guests Sunday Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Med den. The
dinner honored the birthdays of
Mr. Medalen and Mr. St. Louis,
which were Sunday and Wed
nesday, respectively.
_
Of "The Week
THREE-DAY BUNS
Contributed by Mrs. S. D.
Austerman, Kodiak
Soak 1 dried yea«t cake at noon
in l-4th. cup water.
Next morning add
2 cups cold water
1 cup sugar
1 2 cup shortening
Pinch of salt
Cardamon seed to taste
Make into a sponge a ad let set
until noon. Work down and leave
until evening Mold into buns and
place 3 inches apart in the pan.
Let stand overnight and bake a
bout 20 minutes in the morning.
(We welcome any recipes contii
buted for publication which will
prove of interest to our readers
We especially seek recipes adapt
ed to local conditions.)
The army reports success with
tomato bread. Tomato juice or
canned tomatos are employed in
the mix in place of milk.The bread
has a high vitamin content, and
is said to be delicious and very
colorful.
WATCH FOR THE
GRAND OPENING
□ F THE
KODIAK FLORISTS!
Opposite Dell’s Cafe and next to Pierce s Fountain
i
MATURING: FRESH CUT FLOWERS j
Roses Carnations Chrysanthemums J
Beautiful Corsages j
SPECIAL SHIPMENT ARRIVING |
ON EVERY STEAMER r
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
jOST—Electric Razor, good as
r.ew. Initia s W. J. engraved
No questions asked and reward
offered for return to Bert’s
Drugstore. ll-15c
EXPERIENCED CAB DH1V- j
ERS WANTED—See Dick
Green or Joe Mulqueen. ll-I5c
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Sewing Shop
Mrs. C. L Fenton
Mrs. Ken Wakefield
Operators
Dress-making
Sewing
Alterations
Wakefield Residence
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SUITS
CUSTOM TAILORED — Men’s and Women’s
JACK METZGAR
Office and Sample Room Next to Dell’s Cafe
FOR SALE
HOMES HU CABINS
REASONABLE TERMS
TWO STORY HOME on Mission Road now renting
six rooms.
SIX ROOM HOME and BaTH, Excellent water
system.
ONE AND TWO ROOM CABINS FOR SALE
near Kraft’s store.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
HOBART WISEMAN
Licensed Realtor
THANK YOU, ALASKANS
The Alaska Line wishes to express it#
sincere appreciation to all Alaska residents ior uieir
patience and understanding during the past months, when*
for reasons of National Defense and other causes, it hat
been so difficult to maintain our sailing schedules. Every
effort is being made to fulfill the transportation needs of
Alaska. At the same time, The Alaska Line is willingly,
undertaking all that is asked for the furtherance of the
National Defense Program. This big job is made les*
difficult by your cooperation.
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COMPANY