Officers Wives Hold Gift And
Guest Gala Affair: Install Officers
The Officers Wives Club Christ
mas luncheon held at the Officers’
Club Thursday, Dec. 13, was spon
sored by the wives of Naval Com
munications Station Officers. It
was a “gift and guest gala affair”
with the showing of a movie en
titled, “The Friendly 49th,” (by
courtesy of Ray Martin, as an
added attraction).
The gift feature of this part of
the luncheon was in true Christ
mas spirit.. Instead of the usual
exchange of gifts, each package
placed under the beautifully dec
orated Christmas tree was to be
a present for some native boy or
girl in Nome, Alaska, from each
club member.
Mrs. M. Coon, Mrs. A. Holmes
Johnson and Mrs. Robert Acheson
were the guests of Mrs. E. C.
Smith; Mrs. George Buxton was
the guest of Mrs. B H. Steacy;
Mrs. J. Bruce Keers was the guest
of Mrs. L. D. Ekvall; Mrs. Bob
Johnson was the guest of Mrs.
Richard Johnson; Mrs. Gloria
Jacques w'as the guest of Mrs. J.
Timmons: and Ray Martin was the
guest of Mrs. W. M. Miller.
After newly elected officers
were declared installed, outgoing
president Mrs. Barbara Wilson
presented the gavel to incoming
president Mrs. Ninon Williams.
Other incoming officers are Mrs.
Ruby Hedblom, vice-president:
Mrs. Esther Bruce, treasurer: Mrs.
Carolyn Pyeatt. secretary; Mrs.
Beverly Meissner, on-base repre
sentative: and Mrs. Judy Wright,
off-base representative.
Other outgoing officers are Mrs.
Billie Newman, vice-president:
Mrs. Vonnie Cook, treasurer: Mrs.
Judy Simmons, secretary: Mrs. Kay
Hamilton, on-base representative:
and Mrs. Judy Wright, off-base rep
resentative.
Projects discussed were the Jun
ior Red Cross and Gift Wrapping
programs. The on-base school 8th
grade Junior Red Cross are pre
paring gift boxes for children of
Karluk and Old Harbor, decorating
and preparing Christmas stockings
for inmates of the base brig, and
being and His healing of the phys
favors for the base hospital. On
Sunday, Dec. 23. at 6 p.m. they
are going to put on a variety show
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Mrs. Betty Clark commended
everyone who had helped wrap
packages for the gift wrapping
program, especially those who had
put in extra time. She sent a spec
ial thanks to the Mirror for the
article about the project.
Medical Course
Stops For Holidays
The Medical Self Help course
will not meet until Jan. 8. Dr. Boo
Johnson announced today. This
group meets Tuesdays and was
called off for the holidays.
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Christmas Message
By Father John Marx
Let us realize together the true
meaning of Chirstmas, by accept
ing Christ in our hearts.
The Midnight Mass at St. Mary’s
Catholic Church will be a High
Mass with the Rev. Father John
Marx officiating.
Before the Mass begins, carols
will be sung by the Senior Choir
at 11:30 p m. At 11:50 p.m. the chil
dren’s choir will sing three selec
tions.
Catholic Masses on Christmas
Day will be at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30
a m. The entire congregation will
sing praises to the Christ Child.
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