DRIPPINGS FROM THE SOCIAL COLANDER
Miss Irene Larson, daughter’of Hr. &
Mrs, Albert Larson of Dillingham^ 'beopme
the bride of Hr, George Jaynes at her home'
on the evening of Ife.y 39th,
The bride, charmingly gowne-d in a white
tulle short.formal-complete with orchid
corsage and carrying white carnations, was
given in marriage by her father and attend
od by her Bridesmaid, Carole Nielson who
was loVely afca. ddbiur in a turquois tulle
3 hort formal*
The Beat Ma n was Floya C-urnutt ana the
service was beautifully solemnisea by
Roverend: Franklin Smith,
Following the <e: elusive bedding fcer*
meny, a reception for over 5t> geests was
held In the residence*
Mr* Jaynes is head cf the Alaska Road
Commission here ana the i.eviy-weds are
now making their homo in the hov.io he
formerly occupied which is close to the
ARC is machine shop*
Stanley and Sidney Sagmoen were honored
Vy a Birthday Party at their heme on Juno
1st, Hostesses were their mother# Mrs#
Sagmoen, and older sister# Barbara, Ten
guests romped, played# opened presents
and ate in Celebration of this double
seventh Birthday, *
A delightful, exclusive ferewell dinner
was given in honor of Mary Alice Behr et
*Fenrsonfs borne early, this month. Hostesses:
were Mrs, Leta Pearson# Nora Olson and
Edna Crawford,
Xf you do NOT usflrf / *
1. Clean Rooms
2*’ Clean, Comfortable Reds
3• Pieb sant Atmo sphere
4* Congenial Acquaintances
5. Good Drinking Water
Do -A/AT 5TFM err THE;
THE ABOVE CONDITIONS
ARB GUARANTEED
AND i
' HyE ARE NOT ANEIOUS TO RUIN OUR RECOR1
DOBELL and ADA DILLON
(signed;
Miss Mary Kodikoff Riley was guest of
hctoor fit a Birthday Party this month givi
her by her mdther s^t the N -& N Hall* Her
mfiny friends were invited and a wonderfu
•time was hed by ell,
”1 like^you and Daddy best, ahd I like
my teacher worst. Between comes lots of *
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