DRIPPINGS FROM THE SOCIAL COLANDER
The Russian Orthodox Church at fyoodriver
was the quaint setting for the marriage
service which united Mary K. Johnson and
Bill Heator in Holy Ifetrimony on August 19#
The bride, informally attired in a
white sheer dress with finger-tip vail,
gold accessories and carrying a bouquet
of assorted flower-s, was accompanied by
her sister, Angie Lockhurst, Matron of
Honor. Lucky -Lockhurst was Best Man and
the ceremony was officiated at by Priest
Sifsof, assisted by Agafangal Backford.
This unusual service featured a triple
pledge of fidelity ana throughout, the cere
mony all actions were re, -utod three times.
Following the weddiiig,, a surprise re
ception was held in the Green Front's
Eragon Room where many lovely ^ifts.were
opened and the beautiful three-tierod oak®
was cut as camera bulbs flashed fr^m the
corner of the room.
The bride and groom left for Anchorege
the day following th® wedding, Mrs, Ecstor
ia employed as a waitress at the Airport
Cafo and Bill is Chief Tower Operator at
Merrill Field,
Mary Nelson was guest of honor at a
family party given her by hor sister, Mary
Anne Bennett, in celebration of hor third
Birthday,
Avis Andrews celebrated her Tenth Birth
day at her home on August 14th amid ©
houseful of rolicing friends, fun ©nd food!
Why has the Italian birth rate gone up
so high in the last few years?
,!Tonifs Horae Permanenti"
The Kanakanak Hospital Staff gave a
Farewell Party on the evening of August
20th in honor of Mr. and Mrs# John Os
born who departed the next morning for
Nome, Alaska, via Anchorage. When asked
whet was done for entertainment, the
hostess—one of them—said, "Talked”.
(Were your ears burning, too?)
On August 22nd, A1 and Joe Hilderbrand
forsook their little cabin in the trees
and moved into a new, beautifully* finished
and modernly equipped duplex apartment0
To help them relax after such a busy day,
Helen Hatfield, Jerry Romano, Eleanor
Lexer and Emily Etevenson were hostesses
at a ETKAE PIE'EER* other quests were
•Mary Keaaicis: e.iio, Ueorge Ghamrad.
Helen was the cook ana CaE SHE COOKl
Reverend and Mrs* Franklin Smith spent
a few days at Ekwok where they formerly
lived with their sons# Rock# Lyman and
Kent* The family is now located in Eugene
Oregon buff; they seem inclined to move
back to Alaska after this winter outside*
Oregon’s loss would be Alp ska’s gain#
Dennis Fenno and family left last week
for Anchorage where the children will
live with the Wilcoxes while Betty and
Dennis continue on to Seattle for a com
bined business and pleasure trip* They
do not intend to be gone long*
The llow Tree Inn and Tavern has
been leesed by Bill end Marie Andrews*
As soon as Pearsons find a place to rent#
they will relinquish their home*,elso to
the Andrews. Pearson will build another
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