1 OMTh is and That"
By BF.THA DIGREE
Don’t miss the organ concert at
the Community Baptist Church at
8 o’clock this evening. . . . Organist
Edith Albaladejo-Dizon, the mother
of 7 children, is an extremely tal
ented person. ... In addition to
being a top-flight organist, she is
a pilot and flies her own plane. . . .
The concert is being sponsored by
the Women’s Missionary Society of
the Baptist Church and is open to
the public at no charge. . . . Vol
untary donations will be accepted
at the reception following the per
formance to help defray the artist’s
expenses to and from Kodiak. . . .
Audrey and Walter Kraft, ac
companied by their 3 eldest chil
dren. will go to Seattle Saturday
to spend 2 weeks. . . . While there
they will visit Century 21. . . .
Admiral Howard Caldwell, who
is now Commander Fleet Air Quon
set, N.A.S. Quonset Point, R.I.,
wrote us, “Dorothea and I arrived
here May 6 after a pleasant auto
mobile trip across country. . . .
The car that I got from Bob Ache
son performed faultlessly. . . . We
miss our many good Kodiak friends
very much. ... We surely hope
4hat some will find it possible to
visit with us during our tour
here.”. . .
—O—O—O—
While making a visit at the home
of Doris and Phil Anderson this
week we saw something rarely
found in Kodiak. ... A bucket of
fresh, foamy milk. . . . And we en
joyed the delightful taste of fresh,
homemade sweet butter. . . . None
of the more exotic foods we’ve
eaten have been so good. . . . Doris
and Phil recently acquired a cow
"Millie,” and a tiny calf, “Oscar,”
from Joe Beaty. . . . The 6 Ander
son youngsters take great pride in
the animals. . . . More children
should be able to know the joy of
owning and caring for such pets....
—O—O—O—
Just a short week ago the hills
were still brown and drab looking.
. . . Now the grass is green and
tiny new leaves cover the trees
and shrubs. . . . The “Oh, dear me”
birds call to each other day and
night. . . . Beautiful sight and
heavenly sounds. . . .
Betty Nichauls
Heads CG Wives
Betty Nichauls was elected presi
dent of the Coast Guard Wives
Club for the coming year at the
meeting held May 21.
Elected to serve with her were
the following officers: Jean Bundy,
vice president; Dori Ross, secre
tary; Kathy Anderson, correspond
ing secretary; Kate Turnmire,
treasurer.
Installation of the newly elected
officers was held after the regular
election meeting. Betty McSwain,
outgoing president installed the
new officers.
A dinner honoring the new of
ficers will be held in the 49 Room
of the Mecca on Thursday, June
7th.
Say It With Flowers
Fresh Cut Flowers
Corsages Made To Order
Blooming Potted Plants
Your florist is as near as your phone.
Call 486-2332
MONTMARTRE FLORISTS
for your wanderlust
Spring’s made for strolling through the park, mean
dering down a country lane. So are these casuals
by Wesboro. Soft and light, yet sturdy.
• They’ll give you the wanderlust,
we’re certain. 0L
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
Joyce Caldwell
Engagement Told
Rear Admiral ana Mrs. Howard
H. Caldwell announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Joyce
Caldwell, to Mr. R. Quincy White,
Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Quincy White of Lake For
est, 111.
The prospective bride graduated
from Holton Arms and the Univer
sity of North Carolina where she
was a member of Chi Omega So
rority.
Mr. White was graduated from
Yale and Harvard Law School.
The wedding date has been set
for August 4.
Honor Flag On
Flag Day June 14
The annual observance honoring
the flag of the United States will
be held at the Elks Lodge, Thurs
day evening, June 14.
The announcement was made by
Tom Frost, Jr., Exalted Ruler of
the local Lodge, who stressed the
need for a revival of “the fervent
patriotism that won our freedom.”
He called for a community-wide sa
lute to the flag on Flag Day, and
urged that the flag be displayed
before every home and place of
business.
June 144 marks the 185th anni
versary of its adoption by the Con
tinental Congress in 1777. The
Lodge’s observance will be held at
the Elk’s hall.
The lodge here will be one of
2,000 Elks lodges across the nation
conducting Flag Day programs.
The Boy Scout troop will partici
pate in the program. Paul Stover,
Wally Valen and Ed Ogborn, Boy
Scout committee chairman and
members, will assist.
Wilford Hoovers’
Leave Alaska
Former On-Base Schools super
intendent Wilford A. Hoover, who
has been superintendent of the
Kenai school this past year, leaves
his post to return to his home
state. Arkansas.
Mrs. Hoover has been a member
of the faculty of the school at Sol
dotna. She will teach next year at
Norfolk, where Hoover will be su
perintendent of the same school.
They leave for their new assign
ment June 2.
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Attendance expected at the
meeting is estimated at more than
20,000 Rotarians and their fam
ilies from some 60 countries.
Internationality will be empha
sized in all the meetings, with
panel discussions led by economic
authorities from Australia, Bel
gium, Brazil, Japan, and the United
States. Luther H. Hodges, U.S. Sec
retary of Commerce, will moderate
the panel discussion.
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Try the 49 ROOM this week
Dining out at its Best
Serving full course dinners
Open Daily at 5 p.m. Except Monday
Wednesday, June 6, Special
ROAST TURKEY
Includes cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, vegetable, rolls,
butter and coffee.
All You Can Eat—$2.19 plus tax
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