Wed. April 21, '48 Seward. Alaska
THE SEWARD POL AM.
Peninsula-Chain News
Dedicated to tlie Building
of the “Kenai Empire
Independent
United Press Service
Published Send weekh
bv
H. W. and N. M. Hunt
Sewartl, Alaska
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TARISH-SMITH
NUPTIALS
Doris Mary Parish, daughter of
•ludge and Mrs. M. L. Parish of
Murdo. South Dakota, became the
bride of Howard John Smith at
two o'clock Sunday afternoon Ap
ril loth in the office of tlie Unit- ,
ed States Commissioner in Sew
ard
The ceremony was performed
by Judge Bryant and the attend- I
-I
Jr Class Play—High School Gym I
April 29 '
ants were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jacobs of the Nobby Club where
the bride is filling an engagement
as an entertainer.
Special gues s at the wedding
wer * the groom’s mother, Mrs
Anita Walker of Battle Creek
Michigan, who flew here for hei
son's wedding, and Miss Gai
Jacobs.
Both the bride and groom arc
formerly of Anchorage and the
groom came to Seward two weeks
ago to fill a nosit!on as manag 1
of the Meat Department at Wei
ner’s Market.
The bride wore a two-toner
grev suit with white accessories
and her corsage was of pint
carnations and red roses and h i
attendant. Mrs. Jacobs wore r
See
Joe Lanier
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(an suit wi'h brown accessories
nd a corsage of carnation and
roses.
After the ceremony, the wed
ding party was served a special
dinner at Gabes.
>tidled Sale
B i JiNG N'i. 2 Seward, Alaska
Written offers for Building No. 2 in the Headquarters area
will be considered by the War Assets Administration on Ap
ril 30, 1948.
This building is of frame construction and is 25’ x 91*. It
contains an oil fired hot water heater and hot air furnace.
Ths oil burners and toilets have been removed.
Offers must be in the WAA Office, Box 2466, Anchorage,
Alaska, not later than April 28, 1948, and must be accompa
nie 1 by a 10% deposit in the form of a Cashier’s Check*,
Certified Check or Money Order payable to the Treasurer
of the United States.
Building must be removed from site prior to June 1, 1948.
All standard conditions of WAA Offsite Sale Conditions
shall apply.
Box 2466 Anchorage Main 766
Vote for
FRANK A. BOYLE
Territorial Auditor
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i Mr. and Mrs. Smith are at
I home in the Brown-Hawkins
Apartments.
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FATHERS AND SONS TO
ENJOY TURKEY DINNER
•
A gala Father and Son Banquet
featuring a turkey dinner, music
by a four piece swing band and
comedy fanfare will be held in
the Seward Memorial Church.
Banquet Room tonight at 6:3(1
p.m.
Guest speaker will be Lt. John
A. Keidser. Among others partici
pating in the show are Charles
Lechner, Sr. and Jr.. Dean Phil
ips, Tom Howell, Del Robbins
Harold Campen, Mike Cassell.
I Park Smith, Bob Muller, Wvburi
Skidmpre, Ed Schnoeker, Price
Harriman, the toastmaster Wallv
Johnson and “one of Seward's
most promninent speakers.”
Fathers must be accompanied
either by their own or a “bor
rowed son”. Tickets are $1.50 a
plate. If you have not already
made reservations you may do
iso by phoning Monroe 151.
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| Cheques. They are readily I
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