Moose Pass News
A merchandise party was
held Saturday, April 21, with
the proceeds going to the cancer
fund committee. Lorren Saxton
won the prize for selling the
most script books. A special
word of thanks is due to the
American Legion Auxiliary of
Seward for the use of their
equipment.
A stork shower was held
Thursday, April 2(1. for Mrs.
Clyde Smith and Mrs. Glenn
Miller. Several games with a
baby theme were played before
opening of the gifts. Refresh
ments of ice box cake and coffee
were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Lyle Saxton and Mrs. Max
Foster.
Open house was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Wolfe in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Wolfe, on Saturday, Ap
ril 28. Mrs. Wolfe is the former
Miss Vera Bogard of Seward,
and has been teaching at the
Moose Pass school for the past
year. Mr. Wolfe is the Moose
Pass postmaster.
Miss Wanda Laverne Wolfe
came home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe, on
Friday, April 27 from Seward.
She arrived at Seward General
Hospital April 18 and weighed
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seven pounds.
The Moose Pass Sportsman’s
Club had its monthly dance on
April 28. There were quite a few
people from Seward, and many
from Moose Pass. All had a good
time.
HARRIS-RAVNIK
Blanche E. Harris and Edward
J. Ravnik were married by U.S.
Commissioner Southard Sunday
evening, April 22. The wedding
was in the apartment of Mrs.
Blanche Gray, mother of the
bride.
Mrs. Barbara Cole and Jake
Ravnik, brother of the groom,
were attendants.
The Ravniks will make their
home in Seward.
BOGARD-WOLFE NUPTIALS
A wedding uniting two well
known and popular people was
solemnized at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Troy Bogard last Fri
day evening when Miss Vera
Bogard became the bride of Mr.
Delbert Wolfe, of Moose Pass.
In a room tastefully decorat
ed with tall tapers and baskets
of pink and white stock, blue
iris and ferns, the charming
candlelit service was held, the
couple exchanging rings and re
peating their vows before Rev
erend Elliott of Moose Pass and
in the presence of close friends
and relatives.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Elliott sang the only solo. ‘‘I
Love You Truly,” with Miss
Lurline Wilkins playing the tra
ditional wedding music softly
throughout the service.
The bride was lovely in a
chirk silk afternoon gown with
a corsage of gardenias and car
nations. Their only attendant
was a brother of the groom,
Floyd Wolfe.
Many beautiful gifts were re
ceived, covering one end of the
large living room. After the
rites, refreshments were served
in the dining room, which was
festive with white wedding
bells, candles and flowers. The
bride cut the first slice of the
beautifully decorated wedding
cake and Miss Delia Gabriel
then served the guests, with Mrs.
Troy Bogard and Mrs. Thurman
Wolfe, the groom's mother, pre
siding over the coffee and tea
services.
Amid a shower of rice the
happy couple left for Moose
Pass, where they will make
their home.
The bride is a sister of Troy
Bogard and a former teacher
in the Seward school. Mr. Wolfe
is a member of a pioneer Alas
kan family and at present the
postmaster at Moose Pass.
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A beautiful display of gifts
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