MISS PIETILA BRIDE
IN PRETTY CEREMONY
In a pretty candlelight cere
mony on July 12, Miss Jane Piet
ila, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Pietila of Jonesville became
the bride of Jack Eugene Field
ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacl
E. Fielding of Anchorage. The
double ring ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Joseph Frenz ir
the Anchorage Lutheran Churcl
at 2:30 p.m. Miss Ruth Benne
sang “The Lord’s Prayer” anc
“Oh, Promise Me,” accompaniec
by Miss ElJen King, organist.
The bride, who was given ir
marriage by her father, wore £
white ballerina length gown o:
embroidered nylon tulle. A por
trait-style neckline edged the top
of the fitted bodice and a gath
ered nylon illusion-flounce en
circled the bottom of the skirt
Her nylon illusion veil fell fron
a seed-pearl tiara, fashioned wit!
a scalloped top. She carried i
white Bible with an orchid cor
sage and streamers.
Miss Lillian Peitila was maid
of-honor for her sister and wore
a ballerina length gown of yellow
nylon net with matching cape
Her colonial bouquet was of tal
isman roses.
Best man was Don Christenson
cousin of the bridegroom. Jerrj
Fielding, brother of the bride
groom, was usher. Miss Barbare
Bentii was candlelighter for the
. ceremony.
Following the wedding a din
ner-reception was given at the
Fielding home by parents of the
bride and bridegroom. Guests
were present from Jonesville
Palmer and Anchorage. Miss Es
ther Peterson presided over th
guest book and Miss Rose Millei
ivas in charge of the gift list.
The brides mother wore ar
aqua colored lace dress with
white accessories and a corsage
of white orchids. The bride
groom’s mother wore a navy blue
dres and accessories and a red
1 FOLK DANCERS TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Members of the Palmer folk
1 dance group will meet July 17
at Carpenters’ Hall at 8:30 p.m.
instead of the regular meeting
night the following week.
Members and all persons inter
ested in learning folk dancing are
invited to attend. Numbers being
reviewed and studied at present
include the Black Hawk Waltz.
Scandinavian Polka, Circle Sch
I ottishe, Eide Ratas, Hambo and
‘ the Rumunsko Kolo. Instructing
' | the dancers are Jim and Betty
Kindler and Sam and Izabelle
: Wolcott. Although there is no ad
mission charge, a collection to off
II set hall expenses and to purchase
[ records is made at each meeting.
! *ose corsage.
The bride’s father came to the
Valley several years ago and
has been employed by the Evan
Jones Coal Mine for eight years.
Mrs. Peitila and daughters joined
,him in 1951 and the bride attend
ed Palmer High chool during her
j Junior year and graduated from
Kalama High School in Wash
ington. Previous to her marriage
j she was employed by the Palmer
Fountain and Cafe in Palmer.
The bridegroom attended Anch
irage High School and has been
in the Territory since 1948 when
he came here with his parents
from Fort Worth, Texas. He is
employed by the Piggly Wiggly
store in Anchorage. The couple
will make their home in Moun
tain View, upon their return from
i wedding trip to Fairbanks
For her going-away ensemble
the bride chose a pink suit with
which she wore blue and white
accessories and her gift from the
; bridegroom, a string of pearls.
Carpenters, Remember!
Carpenters Local 2251
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Each Month
COURT NEWS
Edward M. Divine of Glen
allen appeared in Commissioner’s
Court on July 10 to answer a
charge of driving under the in
fluence of intoxicating liquor on
July. 9, brought by the Territori
al Police. Divine pleaded guilty
to the charge, was found guilty
by U. S. Commissioner Dorothy
B. Saxton and fined $125 and
had his driver’s license revoked
until January 1, 1954.
George Grube pleaded guilty
to trespassing in a closed area
and was fined $25 in Commis
sioner’s Court July 11. The com
plaint was brought by John R.
Arneson, fire guard.
In Commissioner’s Court on
July 13 Ed Stacks Bradford, Jr.
was found guilty of carrying a
concealed weapon on July 10, fol
' lowing a plea of guilty. The
charge was made by the Ter
ritorial Police. He was fined $25
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20 and will give a free make-up
lesson to those who make ap
pointments at Bert’s Drug Store.
During her visit, the represen
tative will present each customer
with a supply of miniature cos
metics and Beauty Care booklets.
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with the customers about their
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and given a six-month suspend
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