The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-15

Guild voted unanlmouSly to par ticipate in the World Day of Prayer on February 16
 Mrs Stockton Webb. president of the Guild, appointed to program committee, Mrs. Glenn Morgan, Mrs. Clarence Bands and Mrs Stockton Webb. To the Publicity committee she appointed Mrs. Theodore Kettleson, Mrs. John Dolenc and Mrs. Mary Whittimore.
 Six womens' bowling teams have been formed in a tournament on Japonski that begins January 12, and is to continue each Friday night thereafter. On the first team are Mrs. Rex Marchant, Miss Ila Weaver, Helen Elliston, Mrs. Mark Rigling and Mrs. Martha Kostro- metinoff.
 i On the second team are Mrs. Russ Clithero, Mrs William Roden- berg, Mrs. Robert Gaylord, Miss Thelma Makeig and Miss Lillian Grundman.
 l On the third team, Mrs. G. R. Cartmill, Miss Dorothy Vanzante, Miss Adelaide Linen, Mrs. Vincent Beauchamp and Mrs. Ray Hagerup.
 Fourth team, Mrs. H. J. Hodg- ins, Mrs Lydia Tilson, Mrs. Ed Gushing, Mrs. Earl Shennett and Mrs. Andy Lorentzen.
 Fifth team, Mrs. Clarance Bands, Mrs. Frank Calvin, Mrs. Charles Whittimore, Miss Marie Jensen and Mrs. E. M Goddard.
 Sixth team, Mrs. Louis Scharpen- berg, Mrs. Howard Bradshaw, Miss Betty Arndt, Miss Evelyn Lynch, and Miss Kathlyn Acker.
 There have been as many or more teams formed but to date the complete list of names is not lavailable.
 Civilians are fortunate in having the privilege of bowling on the base as there is no alley in town
 The Womens Club held their regular monthly meeting at their club Rooms in the Russian Orph- anage building Friday night with president Miss Sarah Fernald pre- siding. After the business meeting the club listened to a group of songs by Mrs. John Holic and a talk on her experiences in Puerto Rico by Mrs. Carl Ludy.
 Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Elliott Fletcher, Mrs. c. G Stuart, Mrs. Sam Troutman and Miss Adelaide Lomen.
 People arriving on the Northland from Seattle were: Roy Harsin, a former owner of the Single O. Taxi Roy Race, who has come to visit his son Mel on Japonski after re- Iceiving a medical discharge from Ithe Navy; Carl A. Mills and Seth D. Mills, to spend their Navy leave with their parents MT. and Mrs. c. J. Mills at their home on Thim- ble berry Bay.
 1 From Ketchikan-Henry Erwick Ketchikan business man and part ner of Pete Hogan in the Marine Supply Company here; Mir and Mrs. Ernie Carter returning from a business and pleasure trip. From Juneau-Mr. and Mrs. Art Littlefield and baby, to visit their parents.
 l Leaving on the Northland were Mrs. J. w. Forsythe for Juneau to visit her son, Earl Forsythe, and his family; Tony Amundson, em- ployee of the Sitka Mere, to va- cation in Ketchikan; Les Groves on a business trip to Ketchikan; Mrs. Roy Peratroyich, Grand President of the Grand Camp ANS and her daughter Loretta, return ing to Juneau after a short visit with Miss Agnes Peratrovich; the Rev. Ernst Nygaard, on business trip to Juneau; Mrs Robert Tich- nor and son Robert, to vacation l in Juneau; Ottar Johnson, return ing to his position with the Forest Service in Juneau, after business trip of several days here; Mrs. Geo. Stragier, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lee Wilms, to visit her husbands family in Douglas.