The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-23
4 SHTKA NEWS 4

WE WS < bread. Barbara Hunter 1st; Ma tasha Calvin, 2nd; Kay Fletcher 3rd Plain muffins, Nancy Torus lst; Paul Fletcher, 2nd. Bran muf- fins, Natasha Calvin, lst; Barbara Hunter 2nd.
 Miss Mae Stephenson, organizer of the All clubs in Southeast Alaska, flew over from Juneau for the banquet and showed slides of All work in the Territory after dinner
 Food for the banquet was donated by the community. Ed Baldwin, director of the garden club, do- mated half ca venison and vege- tables; Frank Mosher of the Vita Foods Company donated salmon; Karl Wollarth donated flowers for table decoration. The mothers of All members assisted Mrs. Peter man in preparing and serving the dinner.
 For the first summers work the results of the All activities were most creditable and it is hoped that more children will join the group in the future.
 Ted Kettleson, director of the local Red Cross unit, returned last week from trip to Hoonah to wind up the Red Cross work there, He reports that the Hoonah people are temporarily living in cannery houses and their boats while Quon- sett Huts are being installed from nearby Army stations. No perman- ont housing will be installed until an agreement can be reached be- tween the government and the na- tives. G. B. Fisher, teacher re- placing Ed Russell who has been transferred to Hydsburg, is run ming the government sdispensary in the old school house which remains standing. 4ift t.
 The neighbors of Mrs. Walter Butler learned accidentally that her birthday fell on Wednesday and surprised her by dropping in during the afternoon with gifts and refreshments. Those particip- ating were Mrs R. H. Cameron, Mrs. Jan)s O'Brien, Mrs Jack Roberts. Mrs. Bill Haddon, Mrs. Clyde Bigley, Mrs. Henry Yrjana, Mrs. w L. Rottluff, and Mrs. Joseph Irish.
 MT and Mrs. John Dolenc were dinner hosts to group of friends at their home on Japonski Wednes- day evening. Their guests were Mrs. Vena Crone, manager of the Pioneers Home at Goddard, MT. and Mrs. Arnold Curtis and MT. and Mrs. Ray Peterman.
 On Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Elliott Fletcher and the Rev. and Mrs Wm. A Thomas were hosts at farewell dinner for a group of friends who plan to leave next week. The dinner was given at the parsonage and their guests were: :: Paul and Kay Fletcher, MT. and Mrs. George Morgan, Sue and Nancy Morgan, MT. and Mrs. Clar- ence Bands, Althea, Margaret and Barbara Bands, MT. and Mrs. Ray Psterman, and MT. and Mrs E. M. Goddard.
 The Morgans are planning on va foationing in the states before going to Anchorage. The Petermans are going to the states for two months vacation. Althea and Mar garet Rands are going to Seattle to enter the University, Althea as Ia senior ard Margaret as a fresh man.
 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Rhea Black gave a surprise baby shower for Mrs. C. E. Pearl at the latter's home. The guests were Mrs. Leslie Grove, Mrs. May Fenton, Mrs Har- old Schaeffer, Mrs Wesley Jones, Mrs. Ted Wagner, Mrs. Clyde Franks and infant daughter and Miss Anna Bong.
 Women of the Moose held their regular meeting Wednesday. The arnual audit was presented by the committee members, Mrs Wallace i Mcdonald, Mrs. Paul Jacobi and Mrs. Harold Veatch. A food sale was scheduled for October 28 under the management of Mrs. Claude Rhodes, Mrs. Joseph Peterson ano Mrs. Max Lurz. The ladies decided to sponsor dance at Victory House under the management of Mrs George Laiblin, Mrs. J. R. Laidley and Mrs Robert Hagen After the business meeting the ladies heard short talk on newsgathering by Harold A. Veatch The meeting ended with social hour arranged by Mrs. Robert Hagen, Mrs. Geo