j
J pj
i-J
j
s
M
■Li
s
....... , ....
ifecrg^ Hulliwould like t<3 thank the Adak Aliens for ^the^ beaiitifui blouse' they/*
gavet her for a going dwa'y !gift. Mrs;\^wards,' president of the Air! .Force Wives.'1
Club, also, presented a nice gift , to Marge "on' - behalf of the-Ciu^V^nd^.,©!^
Bob. iHolmbs and Jack Spring, imanager of the AAC3 Club, were hostessianci, hosts
at; a farewell party for-’the Hulls- April) 13th after./ boWling, ’ They received a
nice, electric-, knifed .sharpener and the,Holmes gave, h^r a beautiful, 'red-,knit
su^l;,. At least the personnel at Turner Air Force Base will pee her coming!
The Air. Force ‘men put on a fashion show Mar,. 22. Don Arbor did a fin®; Job of
directing it hnd James Koonce was great, v as an Em-CePV Some -of the"* "fashions
modeled'yiero bikihiT suits, Hawaiian clothes and evening dresses.
Betty* Howerton and daughter are leaving" for the states ApriL 21st. Froms there
they*ffe‘going to Australia to visit Betty’s mother whom she hasn’t seen.for
eight yphrs. ’>"• \ • ir; -i
The Bakers are leaving for Camp Lejeune the first of June. Orders hav$!. come
in for J.J. Kramarewioz•to go to Quonset Point, Rhode Island and the Lilly’s
are off to sub-school'at New London, Conn. / ‘l /;>• <
Has anyone told Cady, alias Harvey Johnson, that he cannot leave this island
without orders? He’s, planning on leaving May 4, orders or not.’
Betty Smith will be back from Anchorage? sometime this week. We hope it won’t
be necessary for her to .go .back to the •hospital again. . * ♦
Robin Bledsoe is in the Hospital with pnewmonig, and little- Bobby Miller has
a broken leg and will be in traction for . some time. We ;hop‘e. that they .will
soon-be-well enough t*o-come home. •' J • /'■. ;; .• ’a
i
Ewer's orders have been canceled, .1 don't 1taow whether to corigr tulate the®
or fleej.; sympathy for them? ;•* . 1 ", \a.X'"\ rt - :; .W-V
, Stumpfs won $250,,at the Club Caribou two*'weeks ago., X wish someone would toil
me how; to, win ,at ,Bifigoi ' >. •' •; :i ■' • •• . ..
Welcome aboard to the Trumble family. I hope bhey'-enjo£ tfceir tour, ofjduty
up; here; in the garden- of. the Aleutians., ’ ' ; , '•% ' : ’ ... ; •.
•Prptestant Women's-Clufer is holding their ; semi-anhual. election of officers
Tuesday evening*. Nfvy Wives are also holding the^r... election Thursday evening
and the CPO Auxiliary ,ie holding their .election* Mbriday. Evening.
Congratulations to the following men who made* Chiefs In May it WiH'be Thomas,
W.M., Hid; Dickenson, R.D*, UTl; Wenderlusz, J.(n), GKd; Salazar, R., HJEL.„ Xh
July, Allen, A., BM1; Benson, A.C., QM1; Lilly, V.L., SKI will be promoted.In
September, Comeaux, J.C/,‘RM1; Nelson/ T.J., EN1. And in the last increment* in
January 1961, Bccmhpwery C.E., Enl, and Flanders, M.H., RM1 will be awarded
the hard hat* r ; •'<
The Navy has reiterated its policy of wholehearted support to the Navy,;Wives
Clubs of America, Inc., in a recent SecNav Instruction which listed the .organ
ization^ activities ana purpose. "
Chartered in -1936, the national organization is composed of a bo(ard.of nat
ional officers', six regional- vibe;^presidents, and local Clubs', at naval install
ations in .the:jjnited States and cver^eaS-,:> >■ • -, :'..&}*■ Xr. f .. .
Membership, is' encouraged and1 cpeii ftp '-the wife .of 'any Navy, Marine Corps or
Coast Guard enlisted man, active, reserve or retired. --j kvr- ■; v
J'*r-" ’fl- ■'‘-■'•v Vivian-and Ruth * - •