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Ins and Outs
New patients admitted to the
Valley hospital late last week in
cluded:
Mrs. Gerald Renshaw, Mrs.
George Brown, Duane Goodrich,
Earl Onkka, Raymond Nikolaski,
Mrs. Miles France and Ronnie
Meehan.
Patients dismissed by the
weekend were:
Duane Goodrich, Ralph Plum
ley. J. D. Walton of Jonesville,
Lekna Lucas, Bernard Bouwens,
Mrs. Noble Hamilton and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cuddy
and George Fennimore.
Mr. Fennimore, injured when
crushed beneath a tractor at
Sheep Mountain, was sufficiently
recovered to be transferred to
'Driving is especially hazardous in
winter months
Be prepared to meet personal losses caused by
an automobile accident
FOR ALL TYPES OF AUTOMOBILE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE SEE
JACK NAZE
T'
at the
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
All Over the World
Phone Ma. 19
Open Evenings Until 9
Sundays—10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Corner 4th and H St.
Anchorage
. ENGEBRETH-MAYTAG CO.
329 Fifth Ave. Anchorage
Missionaries Married
In Candlelight Service
Before an improvised altar
banked with white and yellow
chrysanthemums in the dining
hall of the Lazy Mountain Chil
dren’s home, Miss Viola Fris
tedt became the bride of John
Valentine last Friday evening.
The candlelight ceremony was
ready by Rev. Kenneth Hughes.
Mrs. Vincent Joy of Glenal
len played “I love You Truly,”
as candles were lighted by
Walter Phillips, Lottie DeWitt
and Esther Peterson prior to the
ceremony.
the 183rd General Hospital at
Fort Richardson.
The bride was preceded down
the aisle by Miss Frances Hum
phrey, maid of honor, and Fran
ces Bennett, flower girl. Miss
Humphrey wore pink marqui
sette made with a fitted bodice
and bouffant skirt, and carried a
bouquet of gold chrysanthe
mums. The tiny flower girl was
dressed in blue organza styled
exactly like Miss Humphrey's
gown. She wore a colonial bon
net.
Miss Fristedt was lovely in
white satin with a tulle veil and
train. Her gown was fitted
through the bodice, with shir
red fullness at the shoulders out
lined with seed pearls. Her veil
was held in place by a halo of
orange blossoms.
John Nelson of Anchorage
gave the bride away, while
Walter Phillips acted as best
man. Rev. Vincent Joy sang
“The Wedding Song” and “Be-1
cause” just before the double
ring ceremony began.
Wedding guests from Anchor- j
age and Palmer were greeted by |
tne Valentines at a reception
immediately following the cere
mony. Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs.
Walter Phillips and Mrs. Lloyd
±v.ing presided at the tea table
during the reception. Miss Alice
Merritt was in charge of the
guestbook and Mrs. Gilman Lind
sey presided at the gift table.
The young couple left for a!
short honeymoon in Anchorage !
immediately after the ceremony.
They plan to go Outside in the
spring. For her going-away cos
tume, Mrs. Valentine wore gray j
wool trimmed with silver se-!
quins. Her accessories were
black.
Matt Perkins
Takes Bride
In a double-ring ceremony per
foimed by Rev. W. L. Zeile of
St. John’s Lutheran church, Mrs.
Genevieve Hilderman became the
bride of Matt Perkins last Friday
evening, The couple’s many
friends crowded the church to
witness the ceremony.
| For her wedding costume, the
former Mrs. Hilderman wore a
claret-colored dressmaker suit
with black accessories. Her cor
sage was white roses. Mrs. Kay
Hamby, matron of honor, wore
a gray suit and a pink carnation
corsage.
! Bing Ringstadt was groom’s
man for Mr. Perkins,
i Immediately following the
ceremony the couple greeted
their friends at a reception in the
rooms beneath the Shamrock.
Following the cutting of the
bride’s cake and presentation of
gifts, the reception guests end
' ed the evening with a dance at
the Shamrock.
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins left im
mediately for a short wedding
trip. They planned to be gone
i for only a day or two. Mrs. Per
kins, who is employed as secre
tary in the office of the Alaska
Rural Rehabilitation Corp., will
continue with her work for the
present.
See Tucker & Peterson, Anchor
age, for Used Cars and Trucks.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
M-MM
DELICIOUS!
THOSE FRESH-BAKED
PASTRIES, CAKES
AND BREAD
at the
Shamrock Bakery
NORTH PALMER STORE
Phone 15Y2 For Deliveries
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of
★ Groceries ★ Meats
★ Fresh Vegetables ★ Ice Cream
★ Fresh Fruit ★ Case Goods
Open Daily from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Pioneer Sheet Metal & Welding Co.
•
Out of town orders taken care of promptly
All kinds of sheet metal work and welding
HOT AIR FURNACES
•
Pioneer Sheet Metal & Welding Co.
J. B. Courtney, owner
Main 672 Box 428 Anchorage
ft
QUALITY
MARKET
IMPORTED FOODS
Complete line of baby foods
the finest in meats and groceries
we specialize in hard to get items
case goods sold at generous discounts
5% Off on Cash Orders of $20 or More Anytime
Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 p. m.
ART MILLER, Manager Meat Market
JOE KINKADE. ROY SVENDSEN. Owners
331 Fourth Avenue
PO Box 1907
Anchorage