The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-23

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 At the home of MT. and Mrs. Naill Andersen last Sunday Mrs. 5ohn Olson was guest of honor for
 movlng picture show and mid ight lunch. The pictures were ,hose taken by It. Comdr Henry Campbell of animals and birds in ne Aleutians. The guests were MT. md Mrs. Frank Calvin, NIT. and Mrs. E. M. Goddard, MT. Frank iiannessy. Mrs. John Olson, Lt C1mdr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell, Mrs. w. C. Charteris and MT. and Airs. Jack Calvin.
 The Sitka Rotary Club has an unced the second annual deer derby with Don McGraw and Johr cushing in charge Several prizes VII be awarded to winners under TWO separate classifications-weight of deer and size of antlers. Those wishing to enter the derby car l ve their deer weighed and meas uIed at the Sitka Cold Storage.
 At the regular Rotary luncheon TUesday. guests were the higl.
 acol teachers: E. C. Whelsn. na- iohal organizer of the Lions Club; Jehn Nyman of Juneau; and u. Jcss Willard USN.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Proeger, 3arents of Mrs Rueben Fraki plan @ leave for their home in Portland q is week after spending the sum- lner visiting in Sitka. In their onor last Saturday evening MT ad Mrs. Rueben Fraki were din rer hosts to the following: MT. and lire. Sam Troutman. Marvin and Miriam Troutman and Miss Gene yiave Mayberry.
 Civilians as well as serviceme'- gre welcome to Victory House cn Wednesday and Thursday evenings io play badminton. pingpong, bill lands or card games. Civilian
 ambership cards are available at ,ee building.
 MT. and Mrs Dick Langton, for merly Of Sitka, have announced ihe birth of a daughter, Linda ] ouise, born at Victor, Montana, on september II. Before their depart ure a year ago, MT Langton was IT employee of the Conway Dock Company.
 Miss Bess Alexander is a new lracher at the Government School, having arrived Sunday by plane rom Wrangell.
 William K Grsssle, manager of the Sitka Machine Shop. flew to Juneau on business this week.
  cturned to Juneau by plane after a brief honeymoon visit in Sitka.
 On Thursday of last week MT and Mrs. Carl Nelson were hosts 10 a group of town friends at their nome on the Naval Air Station. The occasion was a double birthday celebration for Mrs. Nelson and Charlie Whittimore. Guests in- cluded MT. and Mrs. Charles Whit timore, MT. and Mrs Paul Morgan, Mrs w. L. Rottluff and Keith Charvet.
 The Lutheran Women of the Church were the guests ct Mrs. Clyde Franks last Thursday after neon for a dessert luncheon and business meeting. At this meeting the women decided to hold a goody sale on October ' and dinner at the Service Center on Armistice Day.
 Under the direction of Mrs. Ray Feterman, director of the baking group, the local All Club gave an Alaskan dinner ct the Lutheran Service Center Tuesday evening for people interested in All activities About one hundred dinners were served. On display for judging were flowers, vegetables and baked goods. Judges for the gardens were Charles Whittimore, Clyde Hager and Ben Miller. Mrs. Vim cent Beauchamp presented ribbons and money prizes on behalf of the Sears Roebuck Foundation to the following: Audrey French, 1st; Elias Didrickson, 2nd; Baldwin, 3rd.
 Judges for the baking group were Mrs. Harry Hodgins, Mrs. Arnold Curtis and Miss Barbara Rudnick. Winners in this group were: Bis cults, Susan Morgan, lst; Nancy Forum, 2nd; Kay Fletcher, 3rd. Cup cakes, Fanny Franks, 1st; Dolores Hunter, 2nd, Cookies, Do- lores Hunter, 1s,: Paul Fletcher, End; Susan Morgan, 3rd Ginger
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