The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-11
4 STTKA NEWS x

~ il Capt and Mrs. w. c. Charters flew to Juneau Monday enroute to Tacoma by the first available trans portation from Juneau. MT. and Mrs. Charles Wortman will continue to live in the Charteiis home dur ing their absence.
 The American Legion is giving an Armistice Day dance at Victory House this Saturday evening. The committee in charge is Chuck Pearl, Charles Whittimore and Russ Clith- ero.
 Miss Bernadine McGraw was hos tess last Sunday evening at birth day party given for Miss Kay Her mann. Games were played during the evening, prizes going to Gladys Ward, Pauline Ballinger and Harold Hodgins. After refreshments, the party ended with dancing. Those present were Betty Ward, Gladys Ward. Barbara Bands, Mildred Reed, Pauline Ballinger, Alexandria Trier- schieldt, Stanley Westover, Jay Coon, Larry Miller. Harold Hodgins, Lee Rhodes, Wayne Westover, Rich ard Frederlckson and Fred Mc- Nulty.
 Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Don McGraw, Mrs. Jchn Osbakken and Mrs. Lena Mitchell.
 Bill Nichols, ACS, left by plane Monday for Juneau, enroute to Skagway to which station he has been transferred
 Andy Sutton, Jr., spent a few days III Juneau this week, making the trip by plane.
 Glen Morgan, Al Goddard and Joe Ward spent a long weekend hunt ing in Silver Bay, returning Mon day evening with five deer. The party went in a skiff with outboard motor and stayed at the Morgan h, me at the head of the bay. 1 Mel Race, civil service employee on Japonski left by plane Monday for Juneau enroute to the States on vacation.
 R. A. Johnson, civil service em- ployee at the Naval Air Station, spent a few days vacation in Ju- neau this week, making the trip by 1 plane.
 Miss Marie Jensen was hostess 1 Thursday evening to the Beta Sig ma Phi Sorority at the home of Mrs. Clarence Bands. The cultural program was presented by Mrs. Joseph Peterson and Mrs. Mamie Wesley.
 
 Marshall Crutcher was dinner host 10 Mrs Charles Peterson and MT. and Mrs. Harold Veatch last Sun day evening at Victory House. Bridge was played after dinner.
 On Tuesday evening, after the regular business meeting, the Volun- teer Fire Department gave a sur rrise birthday party for their Fire Chief, Art Franklin. Immediately following the meeting the firemens wives and g,rl friends streamed in singing Happy Birthday"
 MT. Franklin was presented with a pen and pencil set and a large supply of movie film. Refreshments, including a large birthday cake, were served and the evening was spent in dancing.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. Don R. McGraw, MT. and Mrs. Trygve Strom, MT and Mrs. William Bands, MT and Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mi. and Mrs. Al Richter, MT. and Mrs. Fred Coulson, MT and Mrs. Lloyd Tilson, MT. and Mrs. Francis Roach. MT. and Mrs. Carl Susort, MT. and Mrs. Ed Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Ray Elliott, MT. and Mrs. George Grover, Mrs. May McNulty, Mrs. Lena Mitchell, Miss Betty Ward, Miss Nina Elliott, Miss Mable Fay McNulty, Miss Kay Hermann, Tony Hermann, Wayne Westover, Stanley Westover, Oscar Tilson, Fred McNulty, William Linquist, Nal colmb Dennard, Albert Dennard. 7 Argyle Dennard, Larry Miller. Lee Rhodes and Tom White, Jr. MT. and Mrs. William James Hollywood returned by plane Thurs day from weeks honeymoon spent in Juneau
 l Wednesday afternoon Sandra For Sythe celebrated her ninth birthday With party at her home after school hours. Her guests were Kay Fletcher, Shirley Richter, Mary Lou ! Syrpda