Emblem Csiab
Elects Officers
Lillian C. Smith was elected
president of Kodiak Emblem
Club No. 187 for the coming
year during the regular meet
ing of the group.
She will replace Peggy Sut
liff who has held the position
during the past year.
Other newly elected officers
are Hazel Smith, vice presi
dent; Lillian P. Smith, corres
ponding secretary; Dorothy
Valen, recording secretary;
Sally Ramaglia, historian;
Thelma Johnson, press corres
pondent.
Other elective officers are
Hazel Slayton, treasurer;
tiuer, ri.im.-ial secre
tary; Maxine Madsen, cn
ganist; Dorothy Rohwer, Is
guard; Dorothy Haag, 2nd ai
sistant marshal; Bertha Hm
man, three year trustee; Mai-.
Root, advisory board member
The new president’s choia
for the appointive offices wert
Margaret Gibbons, chaplain
and Bethe Degree, marshal.
The installation of officers
and initiation of new members
will be held on May 7. Elks
and their ladies and Emblem
Club members and their es
corts are invited to the cere
monies.
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Vlarri^d Yesterdi..
Miss Lorraine Magnusen
daughter of Mrs. Margare
Magnusen, became the bra.
>f Kenneth E. Khein • las
night in a double ring cert
nony at the Russian Orthodo:
Church.
Rhein is the son of Mr. an<
Mrs. Fred Rave of the nava
station, and is employed at tne
base.
Father Alexander Popofi
read the wedding ceremom
before a large group of friend
of the couple, in the flower
decorated church.
The bride’s white gown war
made with a short-sleeved lace j
bodice sprinkled with rhine
stones, and a sheer nylon skirt
over taffeta. She wore huger
tip gloves which came to i
point above her wrists, and a
finger-tip veil with a peari!
crown. Her bouquet was oi
white i os s with matching
streamers.
Mrs. Allen Heitman, matron
of honor, wore a pastel gown
with matching hat, and car
ried white flowers.
Bridesmaids were the Misses'
Arlene Herring, Germaine
Madsen, Betty lleglin, Shelia
Brillon, Marie Anderson,
Lydia Mahle Carlene Mahle
and Molly Mahle. All wore
pastel gowns, and carred old
fashioned nosegays.
Little Margaret Magnosen,
niece of the bride, was flower
girl, and wore a pale pink'
gown made with a bouffant j
skirt.
Paul Callahan, Jr., was best!
man for Rhein. Crownholders j
were Allen Heitman, Gene!
Sundberg, Donald Higgins and,
Thomas Frost, Jr.
Following the ceremony, a!
reception for the bridal couple j
was held at the Civil Service .
Club at the base. I
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Send Books Here
Gifts totaling about two
dozen books have been re
ceived by the Kcdiak Commu
u.ty Library from Business
and Professional Women’s
Clnbs in the states.
In February, the Federated
Woman, BPW national maga
zine, told of the local library,
a BPW project, and of its
need for books. Four clubs
have responded so far.
1 Several books came from
jOrofino, Idaho; novels and
children’s books from Kla
math, Wash.; books on Mis
souri and art, and juvenile
books, from Kahoka, Mo.; and
several Jack London and E.
Phillips Oppenheim stories
from Petaluma, Calif,
From a fifth grade class in
Red Oak, Iowa, has come a
letter asking what book the
library would like, and sug
gestions appropriate for local
fifth graders have been sent.
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson,
acting as library chairman
during the absence of Mrs.
Marsha i Crutcher, said that
several books have been given
recently by Chaplain Peter
McPeee, Joseph Gale, and Mr.
and Mrs. Waltea Kraft.
/'i> Hea inj Service •
Sold To Blair |
Roy’s Heating Service has j
oeen purchased by Bob Blair I
tnd Dwight C. Best from Roy j
Vrneson. The business offers!
ervice maintenance on stoves, j
urnaces and other heating
quipment. i
Arneson started the busi- j
ness nearly a year ago. He re- j
ently accepted a position at
vodiak Naval Station. Blair is
me of the owners of the B.G.
tnd M. Amusement Company.
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Emil Rnudsen Hew to
-Vnchorage Tuesday on busi
ness. He plans to return to
iay.
ASC & MWA Move
Offices Up Town
The Alaska Steamship Com
pany has moved its offiice
from the city dock to the space
in the Pajoman Building re
cently occupied by Joseph
Gale.
I. L, Chenier, agent, said
the purpose of the move was
to make the office more con
venient for the town. The
move was made last Saturday.
Sharing the office with the
steamship company is the J.G.
Martz Agency. Martz repre
sents Pacific Fruit and Pro
duce, Northwest Airlines,
Alaska Distributors and
Bailey-Covey Co.
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