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JESSEN’S WEEKLY
Thursday, July 5, 1956
ROBIN ANN WOODS*
ARRIVES ST. JOSEPH'S
TUESDAY MORNING
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Woods of
the M & O Trailer Court became
the proud parents of their third
child, a daughter, Robin Ann, born
in St. Joseph’s hospital on Tuesday
at 10:19 a,m. weighing 8 pounds 2
ounces. ,»» iwt*
Woods is employed by Gene’s
Auto Service. The couple’s other
tv. o children are Rolland Jr., 4, and
Renee, 18 months.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
snd Mrs. Arthur Van Danne of 410
Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Woods of 629 Fifth avenue are pa
ternal aunt and uncle.
MRS. HARRY AREND IS
HOME FROM THE STATES
Mrs. Harry Arend, wife of the
well known Fairbanks attorney, re
turned home Tuesday morning via
Pan American after three months
Outside.
Mrs. Arend visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Riddle, in
Salt Lake City during the illness of
her grandson. She reports that the
boy is much better and that she en
joyed her trip, although it is good
to be home again with her many
friends.
FIFTY ENJOY SATURDAY
EVENING TANANA CRUISE
Over fifty persons members of
the College Community Women’s
Club and their guests, enjoyed a
cruise down the Tanana river Sat-,
yrday night aboard Jim Binkley’s
Discovery.
A potluck dinner was served on
the deck of the stemwheeler, fol
lowed by singing, dancing, and
games for all. Mary Ann Kegler
snd Jonas Jewitt provided accor
dion and banjo music for the oc
casion.
MRS. EUGENE MILLER
SURPRISED WITH SHOWER
Mrs. Eugene Miller was the guest
cd honor at surprise stprk shower
last Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Henry Storrs on College
road.
The decorations were green and
yellow, with the gifts piled in a
bassinet. Guests included Mmes.
Charles L. Storrs, Mike Stepovich,
Dallas Phillips, Hank Thompson,
Carol Derr, Miheil Thompson, Don
Pruhs, A. E. Purviance, Don Pear
son, Robert Sachs, Glenn Willacy,
sr.d Mike Lopez.
WESLEY SCOTT PERKINS
BORN MONDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Perkins
<?f Pioneer Way became the parents
of a son, Wesley Scott, born in St.
Joseph’s hospital on Monday at 4:37
a m. and weighing 6 lbs. 10 ozs.
Perkins is a teacher and taught
st Nordale school this past year.
He will teach at Lathrop high school j
btxt year. The couple also have a !
daughter, Janna, 2%.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Tolbert Scott of Nome, i
Jiiidert Scott, also of Nome, is ma
ternal uncle.
JAMES INGS WELCOME
BIRTH OF SON TUESDAY
I
Mr. and Mrs. James Ing of 1016 |
Fourth avenue became the parents
of a son Tuesday at 7:18 a.m. in St.
Joseph’s hospital. He weighed in at
$ pounds 2Vz ounces.
Ing is the operator of the Fair
banks Country club. The couple’s 1
ether children are Michael. 11. and
Steven. 2. Maternal grandmother is
Mrs. Carl Abramson of Anchorage.
Charles Allread of Point Barrow' !
fras registered at the Nordale this
Week, in town on a short business
trip. He arived Saturday morning,
Staying over until Tuesday. Allread
Js a mechanics helper with Interior
Airways in Barrow.
William Carlo, business man from
Galena, was in town for a brief bus
iness trip early this week. He ar
rived Monday morning.
| Epper son-Bos ivell
Wedding Date Set
The engagement of Miss Lou Ann
j Epperson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
{ Sidney M Epperson of Woodland,
' California, and John W. Boswell,
1 son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bos
well of Fairbanks was announced
last week by her parents.
Wedding date for the pair, both
I students at the University of Wash
ington, has been set for December
29 in Woodland.
Miss Epperson, a college sentor,
i is a member of Sigma Kappa in Se
| attle. She is a graduate of Wood
I land high school and a past Worthy
Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for
| Girls.
Boswell, who attended Stanford
| University for two years, will enter
] medical school in the fall. He is a
| member of Kappa Sigma in Seattle,
and was recently elected to Pi Om
icron Sigma, an honorary for out
standing Washington fraternity
| men.
Boswell, a graduate of Fairbanks
high school, has a twin sister, Mar
ion, and a brother, Robert.
FAlRBANKSANS ATTEND
NAZARENE CONCLAVE
IN KANSAS CITY, MO.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert W.
Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth M. Wright were among 12,000
delegates of the Church of the Naz
arene to their fourteenth quadren
: nial General Assembly in Kansas
| City, Missouri recently.
The Rev. Sheppard, pastor of the
i First Church of the Nazarene in
; Fairbanks, makes his home at 1006
| Noble. The Wrights are in charge
of the Church of the Nazarene at
Totem Park.
RILEY, POLLARD TAKE
BRIDGE HONORS MON.
Zoe Riley and Ray Pollard took
top honors at the Kadd Officers'
Bridge Club Monday night in a
22 pair duplicate contest.
Closely following the winning
pair were Capt. and Mrs. Robert
Brooks. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Paul Mor
ris were third. The group followed
; a Howell movement.
The club, which meets every Mon
day evening at 7:30 p.m., is direct
ed by Mrs. Carroll Grummish. Any
one interested in participating in
the club’s activities is invited to call
Mrs. Grummish at Ladd 22294.
Oliver Anderson, long time Alas
kan, is back in the North for a few
weeks. He is handling several lines
of merchandise and calling on old
friends. In Fairbanks he is stopping
at the Nordale hotel.
Eielson Auto
Goes To The
Booker McEIroys
Ruby and Booker McElroy of 219
Ladd avenue were much surprised
to learn Monday that they were the
object of a city-wide search and
the recipients of a brand new Buick,
courtesy of the Eielson AFB Air
Force Aid Society carnival.
Tuesday morning after a call
from Walt Welch, manager of
KTVF, McElroy, who has been in
the post office department for the
past three years; finally believed
that he and his wife were to be
presented with the new automobile.
The winning ticket carried only
the name McElroy without either
cifv or street address. Mrs. McElroy
won the ticket at an auction held
by the 58th Weather Reconnaissance
Squadron along with 12 other use
less ones.
The Jteys to the car were given
to Mrs. McElroy by Mayor Douglas
Preston.
FIRST CHILD BORN
TO JAMES NEWTONS
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Newton
are the proud parents of their first
child, a son, James Burdette, Jr.,
born in St. Joseph's hospital Thurs
day at 3:45 a m. weighing 7 pounds
2 ounces.
Newton is erpployed by Puget
Sound and Drake at Barrow. Mr:*
Newton resides with her brother
and sister-in-law, M/Sgt. and Mrs.
Matt Guzman, of Ladd.
SECOND DAUGHTER
BORN TO C. RANDELLS
The Cyril Randells of the Dixon
apartments welcomed the birth of
their second daughter, Steena Ma
rie, born Monday in St. Joseph's
hospital at 3:11 a.m. She weighed 7
lbs. 11 »/2 ozs. at birth.
Cynthia, 2, is the couple’s older
daughter. Randell is office mana
ger for the Northern Commercial
company.
Mrs. Henry Varner Visits
Daughter, Son-In-Law
Mrs. Henry Varner of Detroit
Michigan is currently visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph Wilton at Ladd.
Mrs. Varner arrived last week
just in time for the 15th birthday
of her granddaughter, Miss Judy
Wilton, who celebrated with a party
last Saturday.
- Wilton is with the 74th Air Res
cue Squadron at the Base.
CAR KEYS
•—Air Force Photo
Fairbanks Mayor Douglas Preston presents the keys to the Eielson
AFB carnival car winner, Mrs. Ruby McElroy of 219 Ladd avenue.
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