Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 5

WOMEN'S WORLD Daily News Miner 508 Second Ave. FRANCES WALKER, Society Editor HArvard 732 Thursday, May TO, 1951 Page 5 Well Known Local Residents Accepted By Alaska Pioneers A number of well known Fairbanksans were accepted into membership of both Igloo number four, Pioneers of Alaska and Auxiliary number eight during simultaneous meetings Monday night in Eagle hall. Among them were Chris Aase, miner and former captain of the early day river boat, S. Lavelle Young; Judge Edward F. Medley who first.

entered Alaska through Cordova 38 years ago; and John Sunilla, long time resident. william F. Finger was made a life member while a veteran membership was extended to Max Drews, pioneer resident of Eagle. Dr. Charles E.

Bunnell, president emeritus of the University of Alaska, was voted to receive an honorary life membership which will be conferred later. New auxiliary members are Mrs. Helen Bell, member of the pioneer Wilbur family; Mrs. Ethel Gordon. whose husband, Donald, was raised here and is associated with his parents in Gordon's store; and Mrs.

Betty Mulrooney whose James; is likewise closely identitied with early-day Fairbanks. Mrs. Glorine Stroecker, Carol Main and Mrs. Arline Fowler were also accepted into membership. Their husbands are Edward F.

Stroecker, vice president of the First National bank; Charles H. Main, pioneer merchant and Charles Fowler of the Fairbanks Exploration company. The auxiliary voted the sum of $50 to the lodge to assist in readying pioneer plots at Birch Hill and. Fairbanks cemeteries for Memorial Day. A white elephant sale held during the meeting was highly successful.

Igloo number four is now on sumner schedule of one meeting a month until October. Members will gather in Eagle hall the first Monday in ench month. Mrs. Alice Floto. a member of the Ladd AFB mixed chorus, entertained during the joint social hour with several vocal selections.

Piano accompaniments were played by Mrs. Rae Hoopes. 7 p. May 6. Rickmar is with the Cold Weather Materiei testing unit.

Ladd AFB. Mother's Day luncheon Saturday, May 12, starting at 11:30 a.m at the Preshyterian church. (Adv.) Mrs. Bodnar to Take Over Post With Club Tonight Mrs. Andrew Bodnar will be installed tonight as president of: the College Community Woman's club during a dinner meeting at the Pines Coffee succeeding Mrs.

Claude Swaim. The dinner at 8 o'clock; will also be attended by guests of members. Mrs. Bodner, served as first vice president last year, will be with Mrs. Hal Barnett, first vice president; Mrs: Jobn Gustafson, second vice- president; Mrs.

Fred Schikora, recording secretary; Mrs. William Everley, corresponding secretary and Mrs. James Kennedy, treasurer. They will be installed: by Mrs. Nick Eldem, past president of the Fairbanks Woman's club who was instrumental in organization of the College Community club.

Mrs: Eidem is a member of both groups. Besides Mrs: Swim, outgoing officers are Mrs. Fred Stubbings, and! Mrs. Sherman Carter Mrs. Kennedy will: begin: a second year.

as: et white Mts. Bodnar and: Mrs. Barnett shifted: to: new positions. Dance Scheduled At New Moose: Lodge Home Here The Loyal Order of Moose, 1392, re-activated here a little over one year ago, will observe the occasion with a gala buffet dinner and darice Friday night at the new Moose lodge home on Gaffrey road. The celebration is sponsored jointthe lodge and its.

auxiliary. Women of the Moose, 912, and will begin, with dinner to. be served between the hours of 7:30 and 9:30 p. followed by dancing at 10 o'clock, The lodge, fastest growing, Jocal' organization, lists nearly 500 men on its membership roll who have joined since reactivation. Cecil McClain, manager of the Columbia Lumber company, was recently installed to serve 3 second governor.

The lodge's reactivation. was due largely to the Karl B. Stettier, representative. of the Supreme lodge, who was transferred to Fairbanks as a U. S.

weather bureau employe; and Carl Asplund, present club secretary, also here on business. Stettler, stationed elsewhere in the terirtory. is expected to return to Fairbanks in the near future. WASH YOUR OWN. OR LEAVE FAMILY BUNDLE for OVERNITE SERVICE.

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Grain Neutral Spirits. Seagram-Distillers N.Y. Jo Moody, Calvin Grimes Are Wed at Ladd The Ladd air force base chapel Was the scene Sunday afternoon of a beautifully appointed early summer Wedding when Miss Betty Jo Moody became the bride of Calvin Eugene Grimes. The protestant ceremony was performed at 4. o'clock by Major Charles W.

Wakefield in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. The former Miss Moody is the daughter of and Mrs. M. R. Robbins now of Ladd AFB, but formerly of Panama City, Fla.

The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Robert E. Grimes of Vienna, and is a member of the 449th fighter and all weather squadron at Ladd AFB. Forthe occasion; the chapel was decorated with spring flowers and lighted candle tapers with pew markers of yellow tulips tied with lacelon bows. Wedding music was furnished by Miss Marcella Fitzhugh, soloist and Robert Need, ganist.

The bride wore a white satin gown with full train, fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, pointed bodice and full length, pointed sleeves. A fingertip veil was caught with orange blossoms and she carried bouquet of white carnations and yellow freesias. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Attendants were Mrs. Mamie Midget, matron of honor, and Miss Carolyn Lazenby, brides maid.

The former wore a gown of yellow taffeta with a coronet of sweet peas and a bouquet of the same tied with purple ribbon streamers. Miss by was similarly gowned in light green taffeta accented with the same flower arrangement. Sgt. Finis Edward Jeffery was best man while Rene Arsenault and Sgt. George Bresock were ushers.

A reception at the Ladd NCO club followed where a wedding cake baked by Noble Largen was cut and served. and Mrs. Grimes will make their home in Fairbanks. Hospital Patients Among patients admitted to St. Joseph's hospital recently were Harry Druck of College, Sgt.

James Smith of "Big Delta; William Lee Price of Fairbanks Creek; Glenn Kivlehen of Tok Junction and Miss Cathy Jo Warinner of Suntrana. Others admitted include Herbert Fink, Mrs. J. B. Pike, Mrs.

R. W. Walter, Mrs. Lafayette Hufman. Nathan Moore, Terry Ford, Blazo Bigovich, Mrs.

George McFarren, Mrs. Hans Rutzebeck, Stanley Thomas Jurek, Jack Jorden, Mrs. Tracy Hayes, Mrs. Holger Jorger.son, Mrs. Stuart Wilson, Rex Kelley, John Goheen, Einar Nyquist, Mrs.

Luke Saganne, Robert Crow, Mrs. John L. Johnson, Mrs. George Wallace, Joseph Richards, Ben Potter and Walter Harper. Among patients released from the hospital were Oliver Angushuk, Don Peterson, Merwin Anderson, Mrs.

Clarence Davey, George Roose, Mrs. Richard L. Wick, Harold Smith, Floyd Deyo, John Ollikainen, Black. Andrew Nylund, Mrs. Talbert! Davis and son, Gilbert Katongan, Stanley Jurck, Ruth Edwards, Mrs.

Donald Johnston and son, Miss Cathy Jo Warinner, Mrs. Tracy Mrs. Holger Jorgenson, Sgt. James Smith, Edward Isaac, Valentine Domosky, Ben Potter, ward Glen Kivlehen, Mrs. Norman Slenes and Mrs.

Stuart Wilson. Others released were Frank Masgai, Fawn Payne, Patrick McNulty, Walter Williams, Mrs. George McFarren, Blazo Bigovich, Mrs. J. B.

Pike, William Buzzell, Terry Ford and Mrs. R. W. Walter. Births At St.

Joseph's Margaret Irene Rutzebeck Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rutzebeck, a 5 pound ounce daughter, 5:25 p.

May 3. She has an older brother, Lief, nearly two years old. Rutzebeck, partner in the Nenana Air Service, is a well known Alaskan bush pilot who has lived in Fairbanks since 1946: Vorgenson Infant Son of Ir. and Mrs. Holgar Jorgenson, born at 10:50 May 4, weighing 7 pounds ounces.

SAganne Infant Born to Mr. and Mrs. Luke Saganne of Ladd air force base, p. May 5, weighing 7 ter, pounds ounces. Johnson Infant Daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Johnson, born at 2:59 p. May 6, weighing 6 pounds ounces. Kenneth Gordon Galey Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Beale Galey, their first child, a 5 pound ounce son, 6:44 p. May 8. Galey, stereotyper with the Daily Newsa finer, came here last February from Spokane, Wash. Mother's Day luncheon Saturday, May 12, starting at 11:30 a.m.

at the Presbyterian church. (Adv.) ARE YOU, A COMMUNIST? Find Out Tonight EAGLE HALL 8 P.M. Some Communists pose as Missionarles. See the Truth. There is no charge to see this fin.

Sponsored By Kiwanis Club Eagles Lodge Eagles Lodge. Plans Public Benefit Dance Eagle hall will be open to public dancing Saturday night between the hours. of. 10. p.

and 2 a. for benefit veterans, wives and orphans of World War If, through a national Memorial Foundation established by the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Admission charge will be two dollars per couple. A surprise party given last Sat-. urday night by lodge members for the Women's auxiliary was attended by 200 persons.

Valuable gifts: were presented to Mrs. Myrtle Ostby, retiring auxiliary president; Mrs. Marie Pierce, incoming president and Mrs. Clara Rust, who will be honored Sunday at "Mother of Eagles lodge" as well as alternate to Mrs. Louise Forsythe Walsh of Nome as Alaska Mother for 1951.

Other gifts were given to Mrs. Rebecca, Zukoev, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mrs. Charlotte Ames, Mrs. Ruby Rasmussen, Mrs.

Onea Farris, Mrs. Tillie Link and Mrs. Dorothea Collins. The door prize was won by Mrs. Kathryn Donahoo.

Mrs. Jane Ryan Presents Recital Friday Night at 8 Mrs. Jane Oliver Ryan. teacher of piano, will. present 18 music pupils in a student's recital at 8 o'clock Friday night at the Earl Cook home, Betty Slaterville.

Parents of participants, friends and others interested in piano music are cordial- ly invited to attend, explained Mrs. Ryan. Selections from Chopin, Mozart, Debussy, Bach and modern composers will be heard. Appearing in recital will be ley Foote, Michael and Dennis Cook, Mary Hajdukovich. Diane DeWree, Joel Anne Simpson, Sharon McCann.

Marcia Hanson, Pearl Brasker, Jan Butrovich and Keily Downes. Others are Gary Gross, Gwen Wilson. Suzanne Morton, Karen Stolen, Alison Livesley, Ann Williams and Maureen Winfree. Stork Flights Over Ladd AFB Monty Edward Claybourn Jr. Son of and Mrs.

Monty E. Claybourn, born at 6:25 p. May 1, weighing 3 pounds 12 ounces. Claybourn is with the 5010th Air Base group at Eielson AFB. David Wayne Schoenbaechler Born to SFC and Mrs.

Gilbert R. Schoenbacchier, a' 5 pound 82 ounce son, 1:10 a. May 4. SFC Schoenbaechler is with Company F. 4th Infantry regiment.

Eielson AFB. Patricia Marie Stafford Daughter of 1st Lt. and Mrs. Richard W. Stafford, born at 9:53 a.m., May 4, weighing 6 pounds ounces.

First Lt. Stafford is with Headquarters company, 1st 4th Infantry regiment, Ladd AFB. Dwayne Allan Phillips Born to WOJG and Mrs. William W. Phillips.

a 7 pound 2 ounce son, 12:45 p. May 5. WOJG Phillips is with the Arctic Training branch, U.S. Army, Big Delta. Samuel Chris Malmin Son of Sgt.

and Mrs. Kerner S. Malmin, born at 11:59 p.m., May 6, weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Sgt. Malmin is with the Arctic Training branch, U.

S. Army, Big Delta. Barry Wayne Rickmar Born to and Mrs. Albert E. Bradford Washburn To Address Local University Women Bradford Washburn, nationally known scientist.

and mountain climber, will speak before members and guests of the Fairbanks branctr, American Association of University Women on May 22, according to Mrs. G. William Merritt, president. Washburn, who will be here in Fairbanks for annual commencement ceremonlies at, the University of Alaska, will. be special: guest of the: AAUW dur-.

ping its. annual dinner meeting to be held at the' Country club. Originally planned for May 14, the dinner has been postponed until the later date. Well known here, Washburn will be in Alaska for a second ascent of. Mt.

McKinley headed by a Denver, Colo. physician. President of the Boston Museum of Science, Washburri lead: "operation White Tower" in the ascent of the same mountain in 1947. He was accompanied then Dorothy Boughton Engagement Told Mrs. Mary B.

Hughart of Fairbanks announces the engagement of her daughter, Dorothy Boughton, to Richard S. Pope, S.A., son of Mrs. 'A. K. Marshall of Rowley, Massachusets.

and: Dr. Horace E. Pope of Washington, D. C. After completing his navy boot training at.

Newport, his Rhode leave Island, recent. Seaman Pope spent ly in Fairbanks and is now stationred at Bainbridge, Maryland: He was formerly connection with the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska: Miss Hughart is a student at the University and: is a former student. of the School of the Art Institute at Chicago. No date has been set for the wedding. by Mrs.

Washburn who will not attempt the second, more difficult ascent. WIEN ALASKA "ALASKA'S FIRST AIRLINE" Schedule for May, 1951 Bettles and Barrow Monday, Wednesday and Friday Circle City, Central, Cirolo Hot Springs Thursday Circle City and Central Tuesday Ft. Yukon Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nome and Kotzebue Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Beaver Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Stevens Village Monday Wiseman, Hughes and Allakaket Monday and Thursday Eagle and Woodchopper Saturday Charter Flights to Any Point in Alaska Additional Frequent Non-Scheduled Flights to Barrow And Arctic Coast Points Single and Multi-engined Equipment WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES Ave. FAIRBANKS EAst 800 526 2nd Box 649 Sunday, May 13th, Is Mother's Day Day. GIFTS toiletties perfumes gift sets candy.

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