The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-27

hlDA JUL At, ICOI only attendants. After the wed- ding ceremony a large group of friends joined the couple for buffet supper
 The bride is owner of Ernie's Cocktail Bar and the groom a painting contractor.
 Marriage application made July. i7: Joe T. Turk. Sitka fisherman and Thelma Alice Sullivan, Ev- erett housewife.
 pr. Graf Mooney arrived aboard the Dcnali last weekend, with his wife and young daughter, as the first medical student from UW to take up residency at the Mt. 1 Edg'ecumbe OsEhopcdic Hospital under Dr. Phillip Moore. Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Moore. re- turned by rlane Thursday from a three week business and vacation trip which took them to West Virginia, North Carolina, Wash ington, D. c. and Chicago. pr. Moore attended meetings of var ious medical societies where he was invited to report on the strep- tomycin research work being done at the Orthopedic Hospital. Mrs. Nadine Lumsden and two young sons arrived hy plane this week to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sulser. For the past two years the Lumsdens have been living in Kodiak where he is stationed with the ACS. Mrs. Lois Pettinger arrived with her infant son from West Virgin ia to spend few weeks visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Carl Peterson. This is Mrs. Pettinger's first visit in over two years. Mrs. Gay Holland, son Gerry and daughter Toni returned early this wee.. from a two weeks visit with relatives in Wrangell Jane DeArmond,. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert DeArmond, returned by plane Friday from two weeks visit with friends in Ketchikan.
 Reino Sarvala, a LIN exchange visitor from Finland, was in town this week making a survey of Mt. Edgecumbe Schools and Med- ical Center, the Pioneer Home and Sheldon Jackson Junior Col lege. On his return through Washington, D. C., he will join six other exchange visitors for comparison of impressions acquir- ed in their visits through the States and the Territories. Sarvala was guest speaker at the Lions and Rotary luncheons this week.
 Mrs. Frank Wright left sudden ly. early this week on receiving word of the serious illness Of her father, John Kienast, in Belling- ham.
 MT. Wright, daughter Pat and friend left by plane this morn ing to join Mrs, Wright in Se- attle MT. Wright will return with in a few days.
 l MT. and Mrs. Roland Wurster and young daughter left by plane this week enroute to Aurora, Ore gon on a months visit with his parents.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Forbes re- turned by plane Monday from three weeks visit with relatives i'll Wisconsin and Illinois.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Smith ana three young children returned early this week from a six weeks visit with relatives in the States. MT. Smith is with he CAA on the Island.
 Mrs. John Townsend and three sons left by plane this week en-
 route to Anchorage where MT.
 Townsend will be employed on
 construction for the next two
 years. Mrs. Townsend picked up
 new station wagon at Flames
 and drove her family up the hign-
 way. The Townsend home m Jamestown Bay will be occupied | by her father, Malfred Soley ana
 his wife.
 A group of Salvation Army Iirl Guides are spending a few oays
 ,t inc Girl Scout cabin at Max
 wasina Passage. With the girls
 ire Mrs. Eric Newbould of Jun
 ,au. It. Ruth Bass and It. Deio- Tres Rivit.