HOMEMAKERS
HOLD MEETING v
Mrs. Alice Groothof
was hostess last night to
some fourteen women of
the Seldovia Homemaker’s
Club when the September
monthly meeting was held
at her home.
Chairman of the
Club, Mrs. Ellen Wilson
called the meeting to
order and events of the
program included the
music study which songs
this time rrere The Old
Rugged Cross and America
The Beautiful. . Mrs,
Groothof played a record
' of the Old Rugged Cross
recorded by the All Girl
Orchestra during this
phase of the program.
"Dance of The Nymphs'1,
a painting by the artist
John Corot was then dis
cussed.
Lrs. J. V, Thompson
conducted this months
topic of. Good Taste In
Furniture. Arrangement In
The Home.
Election of new
officers of the rear was
held with Lrs. Ellen Nil-?
son being retained as
Chairman again by a maj
ority of votes. Mrs. Jr
U. Thompson was again
voted into the chair of
Vice Chairman and Ilrs.
Alice Groothof was the
newly elected secretary
treasurer.
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Mrs. Earl Hallstead
ihis week received a wire
announcing the . pending
marriage of here daug
hter T7anda.
The groom to be is
George Heatherington, a
Seattle boy.
. TANKER DUE
The Alaska Standard
is due to arrive, about
October tenth according
to J, '•Dutch’1 Groothof of
the Standard Oil CO.
Cargo for Seldovia
will include: stove oil,
gasoline and diesal.
FIRE STORY
(cont. page 1)
ing. Host of the paint
throughout' the1 engine
room vras blistered and a
good deal of the iTOod
yjas charred from the
flames,
... Quick action on the
part of John Bartell in
fighting the fire saved
*the bargd and possibly
saved Seldovia from a
serious fire as the load
ing of gas barrels nas
taking place on a near
by sfio vrf
A T7ISE OLD OTJL t
A wise old owl lived in
an oak; ' ^
The more he saw the less
he spoke;
The less he spoke the
* more he heard:.”
'/by can't we all be like
that old bird?
——Edward Richards
(Said to have been quoted
by the American million- *
aire> Rockefeller, Sept.
1915, -v/hen questioned
about a Vlar■ Loan .from
America to the' Entente
Allies,)
HE/iLTH STORY
(cont, page 1)
communities end vri.ll be
out of Seldovia one month *
in every three.
Those attending the
meeting on Thursday night
v;ere: Mrs. Lypke, Mrs.
English, Mrs. Erling Nil
son, Miss Dorothy Dress
ier, Miss Eby, and Dr.
and Mrs. Melvin Beltz.
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