DRIPPINGS FROM THE SOCIAL COLANDER:
A Double Birthday Party, shared between
Bertha Sohroeder and Mildrod Nelson, was
given by lire, Edla ^dMson at her home on
May 15<f She cute-,twi*sV here was that each
guest of honor was invited to the otherd'"-'
party which made it seme surprise *inde5cf#
Mrs# Elsie Fenno w^s.. .guest of. honor‘atv'
a Farewell Party gi*nkh by Virginia Spears
and Maxine Emberg at Virginia*s homo on,
Saturday, May J51* Elsiex.gqt a .GIB (back
wards that spellB-l^ig) ^ncjqjf^ £°r a.short
trip* She left tfcte ■S-ne^tj;morning for Ekijlp\ *
where* she vis Bluqreom Waitress.#. Sbe^e**^
pacts to Ae gonenuntiji'jaftex* • $isb.^.pg£ V;* V,?
,p.. r f. r
A public Farewell* Phr^y^wss jiji^ at ,
the Mil low Tree^-Ian for;tb^¥&J?^tka* family
who Are leaving Afph?y
r e si^enc e^aftasfc^h^^umja^cii^^q^ .c lo se
down for thdfct rr.tij*-?? r.J* •
v4falatter-1aa»iTttP^ ^9..;>th$ states' where
Johnny will pick *ig&jtyT#qw rp’lane and bring
it nofofti atdjllliag.^Xn4 t Jqhanna .will be here '
a few-^i^be-nno^tHffSfif^i^i'Xle. wliere^tljey
will Spend ithff>wUDMDg^^ trr. \‘ ' ' Y
Martin a .swe^.teieny birthday
on whexinb$*becA.ino. ope whole year
oi^cco 9 \
-.f»ojkj»o«e v^.
Miee■ tfaiiby-John&pf*]b,QCame the bride oi*n
Mr# Harvey Shade at a £r;iv*ate ceremony i‘4;'
the U#S«Oormniesioner7s ^chaiiibers on June h,
with^drflmi s aionop-A *£594j^Pland of fi c iat
. 1 -'■Mfrhy will... red l.-^ fch jjifr ,^h 9 new.iirk# -Shidf
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SRAM
DILLINGHAM BEACON
JUNE o, 1P52
SAILORS^pNION CLEARS BRISTOL BAY- SHIPS •
SQUARE SINJffi.TT NOW LOADING FOR LA KEEK
i*U&AGAK« ETD^JUNE 8 UiADlNA NOln LOAD- 4 f
ILL nijxAiJx uimLY £jTd JUwE .12 » KING SPLICi •
WILL ItUjxLf i'UA MJ&ttjtk *&# NUSHAGAK ETD
JUNE 16> ’ r>-^V.A
Signeds AldBW-Sttfitmiship Co.
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j&8 thtsuyear* 8 March of IDimes Q,tteen and
$he firsts representative o'f Dillingham to
Tfieit tiU Anchorage Rendezvous officially* ,
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j #MiiS' Shfcriey Herbert and Nicholas
Klaioh were-wed in an informal ceremony 01 •>
JuneB* witj\J$r ^Alfred Opletnd, U.S«Com
missionary- officiating^" 1 . .
Mr* and Mrs* Joe Hilderbrand stood up
for the bride and groom* e
Following the cer^ony the BHdal group
'retired te the Dragon liooin of ttter' Green
Front Cafe where^ they enjoyed a delightfu.
ITedding Luncheon* ' t*~ "
Mr* and Mrs* Nicholas Klaich are tem
porarily living in orie of the cabins in
Kanakanak*. while^TicIc 'continues his work
at the Hospital and^SWi’rley goes'-o'n with
her nursing * , •* ::,f. ..
*“and“MrsTt ^£^^lTeB>£rg*f*¥ the’
prolid parents of' £pothe^A son, Jafcfcsfc'Siagen
theirs third boy,. .fio.^' wk^ll • iuih&dhcfismept
oi^vt)-** birth were- sfcrih ffiom iuanasdfoe*** «
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LATE
THAN
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