DRIPPINGS FROM THE SOCIAL COLANDER
Miss.^Eleanor Rexer# a nurse at Kanakanak
Hospital# and Mr, John liars of Fort Rioh
ardson became man and wife at an inspir
ing double-ring ceremony performed by
Reverend Knapp at the Church of Christ
in Dillingham on Hov. 6 at 8 p.m.
The church was full of friends and
well-wishers who witnessed the wedding
service as the trim# attractive bride,
dressed in a smartly tailored grey suit
adorned with a white orchid corsage and
black accessories# exchanged ”1 dosM with
her handsome, uniformed groom. The maid
of honor# * Jerry* Romano, wore a dark suit
with a cersage similar to that worn by the
bride, George Ghomrad was Best Man and
Carole Nielsen played the bedding music.
A gorge °us wedding eake was later cut
at the reception held in nleanor*s beauti«*
fully deoerated apartment at Aanakanak.
Ah oat ten-thirty e*cloak the guests all
joined others at the T/odding Dance which
ensued later still at the TTillow Treo#
The newlyweds will he at home in a
quonsit apartment until John leaves for
Anchorage#
Hiss Qnily Stevenson, popular nurse,
was feted at a Farewell Dinner in the
Dragon Room «n Nov, £ given by the hospi
tal staff who agreo there is NOTHING like
fried chicken to lessen the sorrow of
partingl
To "oeTeFrate Tiis mo'^VieV^s*’pTrthday on*
Oct# 26, Jonny Brumbaugh ’’built” a cho
colate cake in her honor,. Fri ends vrere
invited in to enjoy it, (Peportsi All ere
still allvaS•..Ue’ re kidding, Jon—every
one said it was grand--at least your Mom
did,•.)
Evelyn returned her son*a thoughtful
ness by a party on Nov, 6 at which Jon
celebrated his Tenth Birthday with some
friends whom he later took to the show,
A Surprise BrTaal Ohower was given in
honor of Eleanor nexer in the nragon noom
on the ovening of hov,2, by ifcta xaxlon anc
Gladys Vail*
A ounning brido-an<l-groom statuette,
set on the center of the table on amirror
and adorned with red flowers, was quaintly
appropriate and a definite conversational
attraction as the evening of games (in
playroom), dancing, opening of gifts, and
refreshments passed too quickly,
Rutli *Jacobson invited friends in for
Moose Steaks on Oct, 11 in honor of Rayfs
Birthday, Floyd Curnutt was thoro—doubly
welcome—because it was also his Birthday.
After supper they all viewed slides shown
with Ray’s new projector—his present fror
Ruth,
* ""The""*a"ve*rage"”gTrT "need's “o*re~Veauty ~
than brains because the pverage nan cpn
see better than he can think]
A snuff manufacturer is a man who aV
ways goes nroimd slxi-okdxg- hi-e tHuiiji*#*
into other people’s noses]
In the current endeavor tci tiring food
to destitute fishermen in this ar6a#
government agencies are cooperating to
the fullest extent* The Air Force will
make freight hauls to the larger western
air fields? Fish and Wildlife will use
its small plenes for distribution of th&
food *o the smaller villages; A.N.S. will
have a representative report on villages*
needs} and The Alaska Railroad will haul
the supplies without charge*
Ed.*s Notes It*s a pretty fine coun
try in which we live!
Did you hear about the old lady who
called the telephone company and said:
"My telephone cord is too long. k<ouldL
Jr ou mind pulling it back a little at tour 1
ena?‘‘
xAiw, batan*s uaufo” "ters "are ~ ,
not hell*s bellesl
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