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Montana labor news., 1939-06-01
Butte Townser E.Iub
Passes r. 5 .ufions

resolutions were passed at recent
meeting of Club No. and forward
ed to national headquarters:
BE IT RESOLVED:
THAT, WHEREAS, the objectives
of the Townsend National Recovery
Plan, Inc, are for the advancement
of principles, and not of persons.
Wherever an oath or affirmation
of allegiance to any individual is
provided for by any article or Sec
ton of the Townsend Club Manual,
said provision be amended to elm
mate the name of such individual.
M. ]. DOEPKER, Chairman Reso-
luton Committee, Butte Town
send Club Number One.
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01

Gov. Murphy (R.) of New Hamp-
shire has proclaimed the states 258th
annual fast day.
Reports are that the Republican
party would like to extend this
quaint custom to the entire nation.
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01
Attention!

All old timers, sick and in
jured members are requested
to call at the Miners Union
hall at 821a East Park street,
between l p. m. and 3 p. m.
daily until June IL, concerning
the Miners Union Day parade
to be held June IL.
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01

A mural of Marian Anderson sing
ing at the Lincoln Memorial will be
placed in the Department of the In
terror. The proper place, we think,
would be in the OARS Constitu-
ton Hall
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01
PUBLIC IS URGED
TO ATTEND MASS
MEETING ON COOP
DECENTRALIZATION

The joint disqualification commit
tee which originated with organized
labor of Silver Bow county and
which has been holding meetings
regularly for the past six months,
plans to hold its next meeting at
the Engineers office at Carpenters
Union hall, at 7;30 p. M, Tuesday
evening, June s.
All labor organizations and all
interested individuals are urged to
attend this meeting Tentative plans
are on foot to interest the United
States government in erecting a
modern hospital in Silver Bow coun-
ty through either the Public Works
Administration or through some
other agency of the federal govern
ment. The officers in charge of the
disqualification committee are as fol-
lows: Tom Brown, chairman; Nor
man LeFever, secretary; members of
the publicity committee are ]. Har-
rington and Vogler.
Mass Meeting.
A mass meeting has already been
to take place at the old
high school auditorium, corner Park
and Idaho streets, at o'clock p. M,
Sunday, June 18, when it is expect
ed that the citizens of Butte will
express their favor toward such an
institution. Speakers have been en-
gagged for the mass meeting, who
will fully explain the history of
medicine under the capitalist struc-
ture; also what has been done to-
ward specialization in medicine and
the results of the cooperative plan
in various parts of the United States.
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01

Genuine prosperity b .
condition and situation
where all who SO desire
may work and receive the
products Of their labor"
Leslie Taylor.
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01

There can be no prosperity
without justly high wages.
Earnings Of working people
are the basis and index Of
progress in any community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Housewives League
No. IL

Mrs. Boone was guest speaker at
the weekly meeting OF the House
wives league No IL Tuesday. April
4. She spoke on the subject THE
Importance Of Health Week Mrs.
Boone said in part: while build
Ing business. don't forget to uild
health. for wealth Is naught with
ont health. our own Booker T.
Washington was the first to observe
and set aside Negro Health Week
aud exclaimed that every week
should be health week" The speak
er left with the hearers many
worthwhile thoughts pertaining TO
health.
Election Of officers will he held
April e.. and every member is re-
quested TO be present and vote.
visitors were Mrs. Began. past
president ~ League 10; and Mr..
Fields. chairman Of the Program
committee OF the Trade association.
Both made timely remarks
League No. IL meets each Tues
day at 1 D. m. In the clubrooms OF
Brewster center Every home
maker IL invited to visit and be-
come a member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Whoopee Girls Enjoy
Pleasant Social Hour

Music furnished by Guy Jackson
provided an enjoyable social hour
at the regular meeting OF the
Whoopee Girls cub last Friday
evening al 2l66 Sherman street.
This delightful jam session was
preceded by the business priod
during which time plans were made
for an Easter dance.
All members were present lnclud
ing the president who has just re-
covered from an attack OF pneu-
monia.
A delicious repast was served by
Hostess stephen.
Among the guests seen dancing
were; c. Price. Mrs. f.. Ellis. DR..
Todd, MIR. Maracky. Mrs. A. y.
Moore, Miss NJ d. Rush. Miss G..
Sines. Or. Boddie. members from
the Co-ops club. Young Women
Twentieth Century club, the vs-39
Social club. Central Social club
Jolly Ten club. Orange Lantern
Sportsman club. III Hatters club.
Young Mems Social Club. Supreme
Social club. Nightingales club and
many out-of-town friends.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. A. Brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Messiah C h o ir Of
Ebeneezer A. M. e
Featured On Easter

The Messiah choir OF Ebene1er
AME church. OF which Mrs. Dolly
Brown is organist and directress.
beautifully rendered the selection.
Christ. The Lord. Has Risen To-
day" at the morning services Eas-
ter Sunday The solo parts were
sung by some OF the city's leading
artists. including Mrs. Pauline
Frisby. contralto: Junlus Maxwell.
tenor; Carl Turner, basso June
Baber, contralto.
The rendition was accompanied
by Leroy Smiths string ensemble
and Mrs. Elizabeth Gary at the or
gan.
Miss Carrie Mae Booker. a talent
ed newcomer displayed rare tai
ent as an accompanist and solo
pianist.
The Messiah choir sang superb
ly, the 'Hallelujah Chorus" which
followed Thou Shall Break them.
tenor solo. interpreted by Mr.
Maxwell, so as TO create the proper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
VISITOR TO Be
GUEST SPEAKER
AT CLUB DINNER

The scyades committee OF the
CRY which vii present Attorney
Sadie Tanner Mosseil Alexander.
~ Philadelphia ssEuest speaker at
ihor fourth annual educational
dinner program. FRIDAY Aptl ~
al no local YwcA are planning
an interesting Weekend ~ enter
lainmeh, FOR their distinguished
guest,
Aforney Alexander Viii be house
guest ~ John psncy director
% ne Detroit Urban league Tne
soyades will entertain the visitor
al lunch a. 'ns Chicken Shack Fr-
dsy noon She VIII inspec soirs 2,
ihe iocal Norro h4sines esiahlish-
ucn's rNor n 'hc lec'uee ~ the
Afternoon
Saiarda' aofeiuc A'orpe-
alexander nl nec with me STAR
~ Great l-aNe lesar7nie ecmparr,
on taJ Warror after which she
VIII have pteak'asi a. II ~ a.
lhe Gr'a' I-akeS toan'ry dub
Tho pola Sienna The's sosos IS
WI en'cr'ain sroruev Alcxander.
their FIRST Grand prcsidcn Ss,ur-
dav ofonir1 There viii ho dinner
and a five p NJ fea o Nends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
EYES ON YOUNG
DETROITERS
BY GRAYCE THOMAS

visit with relatives and friends in
Detroit.
Mrs. Susan Wilson. Eugene Ar
mold. Mrs. Fife Arnold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Smith motored from
Cincinnati. Ohio. TO spend the Eas-
ter holidays with relatives and
friends here.
Joe Noryell. popular North De-
troiter. and officer OF the YMBC. Is
in New York, as house guest OF
Pat Flowers.
Willie Marsh, metropolitan high
jump champion. and I'D Hall, state
track champion. will soon enter
Michigan State college.
Raymond Fuller plans 10 leave
soon for New York. where he is
scheduled to participate In a fstic
bout.
Sunday. April 3. jitterbugging
was enjoyed by members and
friends OF the Staccata Swingsters
al one OF the local bathrooms.
Among the dancers were: Roose-
welt Yancy. Pat Flowers. Ethel
Daniels, Marion Stewart. Mildred
Lindsay, Frances Daniels. James
Maddox. Alice Stringer, Glide
Mann. Alexander Smith. Clement
Coins. Anne Coins. BESSIE LLOYD.
Alice Jones. Fayetta Holden. James
jenkins. Phillip Bolden. Maxine
Hughes. Lillian Wheeler. Gilbert
Jones. Anna Sterling, John Sterling
and Sam Smith.
Eddie Hall and Lillian Farrow
really looked stunning on Easter
Sunday.
snapper Reports
Delmar White and Dorothy Stew
ems seem 10 he getting on nicely.
John Holiday was certainly
fine talent" Easter Sunday.
Joe Green. what has happened
TO John Blount and John Saddler?
Milton Greenley will soon be
home and on the job.
Congratulations TO Mrs. Berma
Mallory who celebrated her birth
day on April s: and TO Miss Anna
Thomas, whose natal day was on
April Z.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

Proto Social Club

The Prnto Social club met las
TUESDAY AZ The home of Mrs r.
Willie Proctor. SO Hondrie stree
business was disposed OF IN the
usual manner
Those present enioyed a delicious
repast served by tho hostess
The proto club thanks Tho Pinr
Rose and Motor Cny social clubs
for The cooperation shown at the
party given al The Coze Corrcr
March :
Thelma Clark Is president. Opai
Prichard secretary. Isabel Max
we'll. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
'cyades Map Weekend For Mrs. Sadie Alexande
lkappas Start Guide
Right Movement In
All Of 81 Chapters

The sixteenth annual Guide Right
Movement OF Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ierni'y was started Sunday as the
various chapters throughout the
United States read the proclama-
ton from the grand polemarch,
and announced their program.
The Detroit chapHr Joined with
other chapters IN the United States
TO participate In the movement
IN an effort to teach some i've thou
sand colored high school senior
boys, and other interested young
men, IN an intimate and helpful
way. hoping 10 inspire them to pre-
pare for their future success and
happiness.
The three detectives OF Guide
Right are:
!. To help Negro youth 10 think
through their further preparations
for life In terms OF definite. suita-
BILE vocational choices. 2. To en-
courage parental and community
attitudes toward them conducive 10
their making such choices. 3. To
assist them further as they follow
through their choices into the
phases OF thorough preparations.
getting started and progressing
successfully I'm them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Sister Honors Clarice
Hudson At Birthday
Party

Little Miss Clarice Hudson was
honored al an elaborate birthday
party given by her sister. Alice
Hudson. at their residence. 276i
Madison avenue.
Thirty young friends were pre-
sent as guests and assisted Clarice
in celebrating the occasion, with
songs. stories and games. A large
birthday cake and ice cream fur
nished the repast.
Many presents were received by
the honoree. including a beautiful
bracelet, which was glft from her
sister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Lucky Nine Bridge
Club

The Lucky Nine Bridge club
held recent meeting at the home
OF Mrs. e. Gaffney with the pre-
sident presiding. All members were
present including Mesdames John
son and Walker. who received n
warm welcome after having met
with an accident Business was dis
cussed and plans for party were
tabled for future date.
The hostess served tasty salad
and pie ala mode Bridge followed
with Mrs Baptiste winning first
prize Mrs. Johnson. second and
Mrs. .Gaffney. BOBBY. Mrs. Johnson
will he hostess TO the club in It's
next meeting.
Mesdames r. Thornton and y.
Baptiste are president and secre-
tary. respectively.
Mrs. n. walker IL club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
New Era Study Club
To Tour Art Institute

The New Era Study club met
April ut the Nacirema club and
completed plans for the tour and
lecture at the Art institute April
is.
The hostess Mrs. Zelma Collier
served a three course luncheon in
her beautiful dining room.
Members present were: Mrs.
Fanette Norris. Mrs. Laura X. Rick-
ems. Miss Fannie Bethel. Mrs. Jes-
sic Parrish. Mrs. Edna Henderson.
Mrs. Jennie Page. Mrs. Elsie
Lewis, Mrs. Beatrice Overton. Mrs.
Alma McMahan. Miss Beulah White
Mrs. Bernice White. Mrs. Helen
Toodle, Mrs Helen Wilson and Mrs.
Ernestine Walker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Social JolIettes

The weekly meeting OF the Social
Jollettes was held last Friday night
at the home OF Mrs. Willie smith
1925 Brush street Plans were dis
cussed for tea 10 be giyep April
2l at the home Of the. president.
Mrs, Alberta Cowan. 42l6 Brush
street. Apt. /.
Following the business session
games OF bridge were PLAYED priz-
es being won by Mrs Cowan and
Mrs GLADYS Scott The hostess
served a-delicions repasi
Mrs. GLADYS Scots $ club reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Announcement

IN reply 70 many inquiries. st.
cyWlans church announces that
ihs Benef a. the parish
hcup on April Is Is not being Civ
"a By s. cyprians church. but by
he Charity club which has been
granted lhe ase Of the parish
Louise IN which 70 give the dinner
for the hcueht Of the Phyllis
Whsalley home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Regular Fellows Club
Discuss Current
Topics

~ in'cfesfiHe discussion ofcp~-
rent ienics occupied nm important
place on pioeram a. The regular
meeting - tho Regular Fellows
clih Swufdav Aprl = the homo
% + Randall s57 = Garfield
Snrti talks Ncfe given on 'Ths
befformer' ~ Tho Negro IN civic
and Spiritual NE h,ihe members
Tho president y a Campbell Pre-
sided
a TASTY rcnas' vas served hv irs
hos The next meeting VIII I've
hold ArfIl ~ A. ne howo ~ a =.
Keller 1861 M,Graw spar'men, A..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

t,c,r sunday brought scores oil
,,ns 10 Mayfair ballroom, and
=. ne girls and boys look stun
on IN heir new logs. II was an
p'ss one of the Mystic A. {.
'.,e,s. Win poppy dance music
r ssr ureseut included Eddie Hall
M a,'sn Farrow. |. Goodwin. Edith
III mis- Moore. Walter Fisher,
p p Thomas. Maxine Dixson
S S Coates. Vera Parks, Louise
u u.,,s Iesiha Brantly. Bernice
vi nora nell, Birdie Harvard,
| r.orss Hnl william Ellington.
wi FLETCHER. Ann Pitts, Walter
p,Alnsou. James Brown. William
rooDer. Carl Simpson, Charles
pow Douald Morton. Joyce King.
Mamie Logan Grace Kelsey, Fred
yonng. Marjorie Johnson. Dorothy
r,,,sr Edward Hall. Hazel Jacks,
Tam Mitchell. Lillian Hudson.
cl,dv, Thomas Charles 'rinsley.
richard Harris Ray Adams, and
many more.
The Motor city Boys band was
no chief attraction a the ground
hrssking ceremony OF the propos-
A laskv community house, on
rrslon and Luce avenues.
The Hornets T. G. club will end
,A,lr popularity contest with a
coronation daace, April II. at the
home Of Miss laura Shumake,
l,s.; Gallagher avenue.
Don't miss the sensational dress
m pariy. to he given April 2s, by
hs YNRc a. 1897 Gallagher
avenue Meet me there.
Tho National Negro Opera com
rnv will hold additions for the
orra La Trayiata.' Monday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
n each week az the YWCA from
iio9p m
Mrs Rea'fife Adams. OF Hamil-
ION, Ohm ami daughter, Josephine,
arc visiting Ms Adams mother,
Mrs josephire Roberts. on Palmer
tvsnBe
Pa, Flowers rodio artist OF New
York, returned 20 New York last
Wednesday following an enjoyable
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
.V-s-39 Social Club

The regular meeting OF the "
S-s9 Social club was held Friday
April :. a hrief business discns.
sion was engaged in ATTY g. r.
Watson and Or \. Stevenson Of
Chicago were honorcd guests and
both made short talks Or Sew
son spoke on social disease
During social period the hos-
TESS served delicious two-course
chicken dinner
This club meets eycsy first and
third Friday evening
J. Coleman SIS Garfield street is
president; Mrs G. Henry. secre-
farv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
CLUB ACTIVITIES


The Five w Social club held its
regular meeting Monday evening.
April 10 al 2s4 Frederick street.
Mrs. Berta Morrison, hostess. Dur
ing the business hour the club ac-
cepted Mrs. Helen Miller OF 900
30th street as member
The hostess served dainty and
tasty repast.
Mrs Parks OF 527s Bangor street
will be hostess 10 the club in its
next meeting, Monday. April "a
Mrs, w. NJ. Macarthur il presl-
dent; Mrs. Lula Harvin. secretary:
Mrs. Ophelia Smith. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Club To Sponsor
Oratorical Contest

The Century OF Progress club. OF
which Miss Mary Monroe Is pre-
sident, will sponsor an inter-high-
school oratoricsl contest. May 7,
at Northwestern high school.
Outstanding orators OF the varl-
Gus local high schools will parti-
cipate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Bridgedaires Social
Club

The Bridgedares Social club
met al the home OF Mrs. Long,
1892 Trowbridge, Friday. April T.
Officers OF the club elected in
cluds Laurine Coleman. president;
Cecilia Phillips. vice president.
Thelma Long. secretary Marion
Trussi. treasurer: Alice Hall. cor
responding secretary; Corine
Stonestreet, chairman
Other members are; louise
Griggs. Ruth Millender. Thelma
Robinson. and Esther Arnold.
The next meeting will be with
Miss MIllenger. 1921 Twenty-Fourth
street. April IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Tip Top Social Club

The Tip Top social clph mo' re-
Gently az is home of Mrs A. Gov
les. aas Kirby street Tho noxt
meeting will he held ~ ilSe brush
street
Mrs e Thompson e presidents:
Mrs. u. Rolling is club repofer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

atmosphere for the "Hallelujah
Chorus"
The singing and playing were d.
rected by Mrs Dolly Brown. who
has been voted chief dlrectress for
the General AME Conference.
which will convene In Detroit IN
1910.
The. Easter musical performance
at EberneTer was largely attended
and received with enthusiasm by
those present.
The services were conducted by
Or. G. w. Baber. the progressive
pastor. who gave the Benediction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Secret Twelve Club

The Secret Twelve club held its
recent meeting at the home OF the
assistant secretary. 1908 Hastings,
all members being present, also a
visitor. Melvin Norman.
A repast OF sandwiches. salad.
lemonade and cake was served
c. Davis 10 president; Viola Nor
ris, secretary; Mrs. Fannie War
rem, treasurer; Alma West. report
er.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
CAMPUS DRAMA
 ENDS TONIGHT
 AS LOCAL HIT
Margaret Early, Robert Wilcox, Tom Brown Star
 in Film, Capitol Theatre

One of the first realistic stories of life at typical American col lege, in which youthful romance is interwoven with all the thrills of the football season, Universal's college picture, Swing That Cheer, ends tonight at the Capitol Theatre
 The story begins with the almost typical situation of veteran coach whose job is endangered after three losing seasons for Carlton College He must win all his games, despite a threatened loss of team morale when two football stars carry their private grudge onto the gridiron.
 High point is the rivaly of these
 High point is the rivalry of these star ball-carrier who attainS All American rating on the strength of his teammates blocking ability.
 A surprising note lies in the fact that the real hero is lineman who is showed into the background while his teammate gets the glory. That is, until the big game, when the lineman fakes an injury and de- clares himself out, while his own romance with beautiful co-ed, the ccach's job, and the colleges foot ball record rely on him.
 Ultimately he gets into the game, but not until series of dramatic situations brings the rivalry of the two stars to breaking point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
Douglas Officers
 Initiate Five for
 Juneau Rebekahs

Five candidates were initiated into the Rebekah Lodge last evening when Astrid Loken, Noble Grand and her officers from the Douglas lodge presided at the meeting ir the I.OOF Hall in Juneau
 A large attendance was present for the session, the last gathering to be held until fall. Plans for a picnic to b,s given July 23 at the Aux Bay recreation area were dis cussed. Mrs. Tom Gardner will be chairman in charge of the outing which will be for members of the Odd Fellows lodge and Douglas Re- bekahs, as well as the Juneau Re- bekahS.
 Mrs. Evelyn Holmann, Deputy Grand President for the Rebekahs made an official visit at the meet ing last night. Mrs. Mary Barnett was a visitor from Gem of the Mountain lodge at Colville, Idaho
 Those initiated were Mrs. Esther OLaughlin, Mrs. Stella Bates, Mrs Ellen DeRoux, Mrs. Danie Paul and Miss Minnie Rogers.
 Following the business session and initiatory work a social was held, with Mrs. Sam Paul in charge of the refreshments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
CHURCH WEDDING FOR MISS H. ALLEN,
 WILLIAM HIxS0N
Ceremony Will Be Per. formed Saturday
 Evening

Miss Helen Allen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Roy A. Allen of this city, will become the bride of MT. Will liam E. Hixson, son of Dr. Irene Michael of New York City, at an |8 o'clock ceremony to be perform ed Saturday evening by the Rev. John L. Cauble in the Resurrection Lutheran Church.
 The bride will be given in marriage by her father and Miss Helen Junes will be her maid of honor. Miss Thelma Bedding will be Miss AL lens bridesmaid and MT. Gerald Allen, brother of the bride, will be groomsman. Mir Robert Laney is to be MT. Hixson's best man. Proceeding the ceremony quar- tet will sing two selections, "Oh, Promise Me-" and q Love You Truly" Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TREADWELL HOME SCENE OF
 SHOWER: MISS WRITTAKER

Honoring Miss Dorothy Whitaker who is to be married Friday even- ing to MT Earl Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Selliken entertained with canned food shower at her home in Tread- well last night. The affair was in the form of a dessert bridge party. Miss Myrle Higgins won high score prize and Mrs. Frank Pearce the travelling honor prize
 Those present included Mrs. FL mer A. Friend, Mrs. Lyle Hebert, Mrs. Grover Winn, Mrs Gilbert Pr uc ha, Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mrs. Laurel McKechnie, Mrs. Felix Gray. Mrs E. s. Clements, Mrs. Frank Pearce. Mrs. Lester I'roast, Mrs. Ray G. Day, Mrs. William Walther, Mrs. Walter P Scott. Mrs. Milton Daniel, Mrs Guy McNaughton, Miss Margery Whitaker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
Parties Honor
 p. R. Brad|eys
 Before Departure

MT. P. R. Bradley, President of the Alaska-Juneau Gold Min n g Co, with Mrs. Bradley, will return to the states tomorrow on the steam CT Baranof following a brief so- journ in this city.
 During her visit here Mrs. Brad ley has been the incentive for nu- merous social gatherings. Many in formal and formal affairs have also complimented MT. Bradley.
 Yesterday morning Mrs. B. D. Stewart was hostess with breakfast at her Calhoun Avenue home, hon. bring Mrs. Bradley. Guests for the occasion included: Mrs. H. L. Faulk- ner, Mrs. L. H. Metgar, Mrs. P j. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. E. L. Bartlett
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
PARADE FEATURES ARE
 ANNOUNCED FOR FOURTH

Mrs. J. R. Guerin, chairman of the parade committee for the July 4 celebration, announced the fol- lowing prize winning characters or features for the children to plan for: Best decorated bicycle, same for tricycle. both boys and girls; best decorated wagon Cboys) same for doll buggy (girls): best deco rated baby buggy; best decorated kiddie car; best dressed girl and boy; most patriotic boy and girl; most .comical; most original (girl and boy); best decorated wheel barrow; two prizes, first and second. will be awarded in each event. Each child participating without winning will be given 25 cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
y Adsisids Kerr

and Mendelssohn's Wedding March will be played by Jackson Rice, and ushers for the ceremony will be MT. Harold Mckinley and MT. Ralph Merrill.
 A wedding reception will be held at the Tenth Street home of MT. and Mrs. John Hahn between g and II o'clock. No invitations have been