Beta Sigma Phi Members Share Fun,
Chocolates at First Sorority Meeting
A nprfprt attpnrfanpp (all ah
A perfect attendance Call ap- ~
sentees were excused for valid
reasons) and the first “special
events” box of chocolates high
lighted last Monday’s first meet
ing of Beta Sigma Phi at Dorothy
Anderson’s home. The meeting
was an informal, social evening,
but sorority members managed to
polish off a considerable amount
of business as well.
The chocolates celebrated the
“burning of the mortgage” on one
of the member’s homes. It was
explained that since the prepon
derance of married women in the
sorority would make the tradi-!
tional engagement - announcing
chocolates a rarity in the Palmer
chapter, members have decided
to mark any special event with a
sweet announcement.
Committees for the year’s work
of Beta Sigma Phi were an
nounced by president Dorothy
Saxton at this meeting. They were
as follows:
Sergeant-at-arms—Fannie Wir
tanen, Barbara Hecker and Mil
dred Busby.
Parliamentarians — Blanche
Ryan and Flora Newcomb.
Historians — Ita Zahradnicek
and Norma Hannula.
Program committee — Eileen
Branton, Dorothy Anderson, Dor
othy Hurley.
Social committee—Grace Cates,
Hazel Litzenberger, Marive Laird,
Rivera Hiber, Vivian Meier, Hel- I
en Maze.
Publicity—Marne Hanks.
Ways and Means — Dana Nie
man, Bonnie Bettine, Alice Snod
grass, Mary Lou Lashbrook, Mary
Lou Johns, Wanda Wilson and
Virginia Paglia.
Service committee—Betty Rice,
Claire Ropperud, Dorothy Gra
ham.
Intercommunications commit
tee (to notify members of meet
ings, etc.) — Dorothy Graham,
June Murphy, Hazel Bryant, Dor
othy Steele.
Sunshine committee — Claire
Kopperud, Dorothy Steele, Grace
Cates, Helen Maze.
Borority members chose the
first and third Mondays of each
CLOVEH ULUB MiiMBbH
VOICES THANKS FOR HELP
WASILLA — A spokesman for
the 4-H Clover Club here this
week expressed the appreciation
of all club members for the help
they have been given in staging
their series of very successful
bake sales.
month as regular meeting nights.
The meetings will be held at Pal
mer School.
However the scheduled meet
ing for Aug. 7 will be omitted be
cause material will not arrive
from national headquarters in
time to conduct a regular session.
That means Beta Sigma Phi will
not meet again until Aug. 21,
president Saxton reminded.
Members of the executive com
mittee, which includes Mrs. Sax
ton, Esther Brock, Jean Mae
Yohn, Helen Crites and Bonnie
Bettine, served refreshments at
last Monday’s meeting. Sorority
members enjoyed a cake decorat
ed in Beta Sigma Phi colors, and
punch, before the Anderson’s liv
ing room fireplace.
Mothers-to-Be to Meet
In Friday Lectures
A series of six classes for ex- |
pectant mothers began at the
former library in the Rec Hall
this afternoon, Miss Marjorie
i Myren, local public health
j nurse, announced today. The
lectures are scheduled for each
Friday of August and through
Sept. 8. They will be held at
the Health Center from three
to four p.m.
Dr. C. C. Bailey conducted
today’s first class. Subsequent
classes will include lectures,
movies and a field trip.
j Monitor Discovers
Alaskans Enjoy Music
A feature story in the July is
sue of the Christian Science Mon
itor relates, with some surprise,
the growth of interest in music in
the north. The story discusses the
| concert series sponsored each
[ winter by Anchorage, Fairbanks,
j Juneau and Ketchikan, and
j sketches the history of the Baker
| Music Studios of Anchorage.
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