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LEWES

Miss IIilda Mae Brown of Phila-
delphia. and friend, Miss Anna Mae
Peacock, of Washington, ID. G..
spent the past weekend in LeWes
as the guests of Miss Browns mo-
Their, Mrs. Thomas S. Brown. at her
residence on Mulberry street
Lee Cahall, who resides with his
sOn-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Deale ST. at their
home on Dewey avenue. is confined
To his bed suffering from shock
which he received during the cleo
tric storm OH Sunday afternoon.
when lightning struck the house
Mr.. and Mrs. Deale and son. TheO-
dOre Jr. who Were visiting in Viz
ginia at the time returned home
on Monday Mr. and Mrs Sanford
CliftOn's home in Pilot Town was
also damaged by the storm on sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. John /. Britting-
ham were dinner guests on Sunday
at the home OF their son Alton
BrittinelIam and his wife in Quuk-
rrtOwn Mr. Brittineham is post
master of the l.ewts post office
Mrs Byron r Clifton has return
I'd to her home III Greenwood after
spending sometime in L.ewes visit
ing with her mother-in-law Mrs
Frederick G. Clifton. ST. and bro
ther-in-law Frederick c. Clifton
Jr., and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clifton
and Mrs Byron f. Clifton motored
to Milford on Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. DeMarSki
and daughter, who have been Oc-
cupying one Of the Chambers apart
mentS Oh Mulberry street, left this
week for Pennsylvania, where they
will spend the summer months
Mr.. DeMarski is the instructor OF
music at the Lewes Public School
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Maull have
moved 10 their cottage on Lewe:
Beach for the summer.
Lieutenant Commander William
Teal ST.. OF LeweS, L. 5. Coas
Guard Reserves. has been elected
commander Of the new Lewes Post
No H. American Legion. to sue
coed Walter C. Feaster OF Lewes
The new post commander and thre,
other newly-elected officers are vet
Grams Of World War H. He become.
the second commander of the new
post, which was organized last DC
tOber. One OF the retired veteran
Delaware Bay and River pilots. h
was taken into the I. $. COaS
/ Guard Reserves on January /, 1913
. when the Coast Guard absorbed tn
: supervision vi the river pilots be
from active duty June 10. 1914
: upon reaching the retirement az
. Of GO Members Of the Pilots AssO
4 citation for the Bay and River Della
ware We're not eligible TO member
. ship in the American Legion i
+ World War |. except those who ha
l individual service.
commander Teal is married [
the former Miss Elizabeth Poyu
= ter OF Lewes and is the father {
r Commander William Teal, Jr "
8 Herald Brittingham Jr.. anOthe
veteran Of the present war. wa
elected first vice commander. II
was paratrooper at the beginnin
- :, OF the war and received a medic
y discharge.
Ralph b .Pieraon, who saw Sc
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SELBYVILLE

The Daily Vacation Bible School
has been Well attended. but the
goal 10 l3o pupils was not quite
reached last week and il is still
anticipated for this week There
We're 1873 pupils enrolled the tirs'
week with number Of teachers
There We're quite Il number in
attendance for the preaching ser
vices on Sunday mornins consid-
ering the extremely hot weather.
The scripture reading by Rev.
Charles jarvis was from the l2th
chapter Of - Luke. and the text
included verses ~ through II II
am come 10 send tire on the
earth. and what viii II it be
already kindlcd1 I'm have 4
baptism 10 To baptized with, and
how am Strui4htrntd TIL il be
accomplished? suppose yr that i
am come 10 give peace on earth
! tell you nay bat rather division.
The sermon Wu> Inspiring and up
lifting. Music Was b. Miss Grace
Johnson at The pipe ORGAN and Miss
Joan Nichols IT the piano.
Mrs Volta VI Long entertained
at her home at "Slcepy Hollow
and at her summer home At
Bethany Beach over the past
Weekend. Miss MlIrnr Clarke
Miss Mildred Fisk and Miss Ftrgu-
SON. head uG the department where
She has been teaching. ana who Is
now out on vacation before she
goes 10 her new position Just re-
Gently accepted. They returned
on Sunday night With Mrs Mary
Bartlett who has been visiting hen
mother. Mrs. Nora Flood, and 9th
tr relatives here.
Mrs. Clarence Pepper. Mr.. amt
Mrs Howard Pepper and TWO chill
dren. William and Beverly Mae
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Pepper anC
daughter. Malylou. attended din
nrl' AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Horace Pepper and children. nea
Laurel. on Sunday The dinne
was given III honor OF Mrs. RIOS;
Htrdmun. of Dover. who va
celebrating Il birthday The ior
mcr Mrs. Pepper also spent Il icy
DAYS last week with Miss Gather
inc Hud&son. vino Is rcCupcratin
from her recent illness at her Sis
ttr's cottage at Bethany Beach
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Morris HAY
returned To their home III Forr"s
Hills. y y. after Il few day:
visit with his brother and sistel
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond |
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MAGNOLIA

cpl. Bruce Frazier left Satur-
day morning for Puerto Rico. al
Ter spending 30-day turlough
with his wife and parents. Mr..
and Mrs Virgil Frazier of near
FELTON,
r Sgt Oliver Semans return
ed on Wednesday TO Camp Ed
wards. Mass. after Il tifteen-dav
furloueh with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Seamans.
Sgt Clayton Semans, who has
spent over three years in the
South Pacific arrived home on
Saturday and has received an hon
orable discharge on the point svs-
TEN.
Mrs. Rodney Short. OF Wyoming.
spent the Weekend wish MIR and
Mrs Hazel Roe Mrs. Short is The.
Wife of ST Sgt Rodney short 4
brother OF Mrs. Roe. who is now
in France
Mr. and Mrs Hazel Roe recent
~ attended the All School Party
at Caesar Rodney School the Tat
ter being 4 member ut the tacul
~.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Taylor I'll
Harrington. were guests Of lh,
!uttcr'3 bruther-in-law and sister
MI. and Mrs Leonard Malunry
Mr.. William Anderson ut Phllu
delphia, was also 4 guest OF the
MulOutyS
MIR and Mrs William Oryis Ell
ttrtained the latttr's sister. Mrs
Matte Roach, Of Staford, over th'
Weekend
Mrs Marshall Stubs and Mrs
Margaret Marvel were Wilmington
visitors OH Friday.
MIR. and Mrs Cove Campbell
and son. Of Wilmington. were til,
week guests OF her mother
Mrs. Harry Steenbure.
Mrs $. j Speal, of Feltor
visited MIR. and Mrs Arlic Jack
son over the Weekend
Mr. and Mrs Edward Thump
son attended the V +. " En-
campmtnt at The Wilmington Cen
F. Jury club un Saturday and til
banquet III the evening
Mr. and Mrs A c. Knight an
daughter Mary Ann. Of tdprmoo
Gardens. spent the Weekend vii
his parents. Mr. and Mrs X "
Knight
Mr. and Mrs r. {. Ingram an
little grandson. Ray Dawson
/ spent Fathers Day with Mr. an
1 Mrs. Taylor Case, of Dover
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MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David T.. Wood. Pastor

Childrens Day services will be
held this Sunday at 2:30 p. III.
Sixty year old Mrs. Tillia
Hickman Garland Of Camden, while
visiting her brother, John Hickman
of Milford Neck, died suddenly on
Friday morning, June Is. Funeral
services were held Monday morn
ing at 1870 a IN. at Holy Cross
Church Dover, and interment made .
in Holy Cross cemetery. Dover.
Misses Sara and Elizabeth Short
were Sunday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs Boyd Houtz at their cot
tage at Big Stone Beach.
Miss Leila Mae Macklin spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs. John
Longbotham at Big Stone Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William Webb are
being congratulated upon the birth
Of a son, Frank. born Saturday,
June t. at the Milford Memorial
Hospital. They have another son,
William, Jr.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service held meeting in the
Milford Neck Church last Friday
evening Mrs Sadie Mills present
ed an interesting program. There
will be no more meetings until
September
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of
Slaughter Neck ON Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs John Longbotham
had as their guests for the week
end Mr. and Mrs Richard Marvel
and son, Mrs. Norma Brown, Mr.
Carlson and Walter Duncan, all of
Chester Pa.
Mrs. Anna Legates and daughter,
10 Ann. and Mrs. Oliver Melvin Ut
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. John r. Mills
and sen Wilbur
Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway of Fred
erica was week END guest of her
daughter, Mrs Amanda Short and
family
Mrs. Charles French, Sr, visited
her son. John French and family
OF Lewes on Tuesday
Mrs. Joe Boston of Wilmington
visited her grandmother. Mrs
Amanda Stevenson and Mr. anC
Mrs. Harvey Thompson on Satur-
dav afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webb. 3rd
and family of Houston were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. A
F. Webb. Jr. and son Thomas.
jim Galloway and son Billy ant
Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway of Freder
lea were Sunday dinner guests O
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Short and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LOngbothan
are visiting friends and relative
in Chester. Pa, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leathery o
Media, Pa, were weekend guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe AM
son Of Big Stone Beach.
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with her parentsin-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew donovan
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley HUI
~ ON Thursday evening.
Mary Lee Jacobs was guest
ot Miss Marilyn March. OF Nor
dington." Milford, over the week
end
Mr.. Newton Brown. of Milford.
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Donovan.
BE brave and DO your best,
we are TO plant and water; our
God will do the rest.
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OVERLOOK

Miss Betty Chapel celebrated
her birthday on Saturday by en-
PERTAINING few OF her friends.
Miss Faye White is visiting
friends in Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Greene
of Elizabeth City, 5. G.. and Mr.
Charles r. Greene, of Norfolk. Va.
have been visiting Mr.. W. A.
Greene and family recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ii. Kitchens en-
tertained their son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kitchens, of
Milford. Sunday
Miss Marie Simpler is spending
this week in WayneAboro. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs +. II. Taylor. OF Der
lin. Md
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pepper,
formerly OF here but now resld-
ing III Wilmington, were the
proud parents of Il baby boy born
on "Wednesday morning iii vii
nIingtom General Hospital
VI! ana Mrs Walter Baker, oi
New Castle. spent the Weekend
with Mrs Bakers father Nh John
Hitch and wife Nh Baker Is
home OH Through after being
in the Pacific tor - months
Mrs Henry Rogers and lttl,
daughter Of Wilmington. spent til,
week with her sisters Mrs Arthur
Hill and Miss Doris Rogers. alSt
OF Wilmington She has been Ul
her vacation visiting the Hills ant
has returned To her home her,
Monday.
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vice in the first wal was elected
second vice, commander. He is a
former resident of Wilmington and
has been making his home in Ltwes
for the past several years.
Other new officers are: William
). Walls ST.. World War IL. dis
charged veteran. who was Two years
III the India Burma theatre OF the
war. " Herald Birmingham, 81.
World War post historian. Major
Clarence A Short World War /
chaplain and f.lwood Cooper
World War ii, scrpeant-ut-urns
New officers were Installed by De
partmeut OF Delaware Command
erer George Ayars OH Thursday in
the Lewes tire hall at : p. III.
Miss Jeanette Clifton of Whining
ton spent the week -tnd here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Sanford
Clifton at thcir residence i'll Pilot
town.
Mrs William Hill and son Of
SpurrOw& Point. Md. are spending
some time in IcwcS visiting rela-
lives
Lieutenant Edith 5. Downs. Uni
ted States Army Nurse Corps, has
sent word To her mother Mrs
George Downs Of Ltwes. that she
has arrived safely in LuAon, Phil
ippine Islands
Mrs Benjamin Wilson is serious
ly i'll at her home OH Market street
a new born bear is about the
size of gray squirrel.
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LINCOLN

AT the monthly meeting of the
Loyal Workers" church school
class held AT the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ Burns, c0ntribu-
ton Of $500 was donated by w
H. Davidson for the purchase OF
Methodist hymnals in memory of
his late wife
Mr.. and Mrs John Donovan
spent last week end with relatives
in Philadelphia
Mrs Matte Roach spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Magnolia as the
guest OF Nh and Mrs William Or
Wis.
Mrs. Lelda Wolfe, of Springfield,
Pa, Mrs George NAPLES, Of Mil
ton, and Mrs. +, r. Burris, of
Milford. circled among friends
here On Thursday Of last week
Congratulations are being cX-
tended to Mr. and Mrs Riggs
Swain on the birth Of 4 son, born
in the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Sunday June Il Both mother and
son are doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs WIlbrrt Adams. of
BelletOute. visited her mother. Mr..
j w MesSick. over the week lend
Bobby Redden has returned
home from a visit with relatives
III Philadelphia
Funeral services for j Cofdrty
Case, VINO passed away at hi3 home
Friday morning. June 10. Of com
plications, at the age OF 81 years,
H. IA l,f mo-.
on Monday at O'Clock The ser
vices We're conducted by Rev.
Frank Herson. pastor of the
Methodist Church, Milford. Inter
ment was made in Barratt's Cha
pei Cemetery. In addition To his
wife the deceased III survived by a
son, Joshua Case. III Milford. u
sister, Miss Lena Case, Of Fred
erica. and number uf nieces and
nephewa.
Mrs. Alberta Gordy, Of Mills
zorro, and Mrs Nora Ennis and Miss
Emma Davidson, of Ilarbe3un
called Oh theil brother. ". II Da
wilson on Thursday
Nj and Mrs j. Paxton Johnson
and Nj and Mrs Richard John
son and son Richard Martin, Wis
ted Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh
ali and William Martin III Milton
on Sunday. Due to illness. Mr.
Martin has been confined to his
rooom for a number OF days
Mrs Harry Dickerson, OF vii
mingtOn, spent Saturday and sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs Hall Mack
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Redden. 81
JenkintOwn. Pa ana Mrs Walter
! Leishman, II Gltnside, Pa, were
Weekend guests Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Redden
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Shochlel
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George r Webb near Glendale oI
Sunday.
Sam Ingram and daughter Mrs
Logan LeCunptt. visited his wife
at q hospital III Philadelphia OF
Sunday
Nh and MIS-. IT, NJ Burns ant
w H. Davidson spent last Tues
day in Stafurd
Mrs. Clifford Donovan. Mrs Ri
chard Johnson, Mrs Edward Clog
and Mrs George DerricksOn spen
Monday in Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs Ernest F'utchs an
daughter. Shirley Ann, and Marti
Futchs. OF Audubon y j., vIaite
her parents. Mr. and Mrs II
wv cannon, ON Sunday:
S1lWices for Sunday June 2
Church NSchool. | Il. m. VI. y. /
1880 p. IN !; preaching ) p. III.
Slaughter Neck
Church School. 10 i. m; pfeacl
ing, II a m
Cedar Neck
Church School ~ p. m. preacI
ing at p. III Rev. +. \. Virgil
pastor.
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GREENWOOD

Conrad Long Harmon. age SO
years farmer for many years and
later a guard at the time OF his
death at The H. p. Cannon. Inc.
plant. died edneSday morning OF
last week at his home near Green
wood of Il heart condition. He died
within one-half hour after the at
midnight Mr.. Harmon was born III
FraukfOrd. the son OF the late John
and Annie Long Harmon and had
resided in this vicinity for the past
Is years. Funeral services were
held from his farm residence. two
and half miles west OF Greenwood
on Sunday al 2:30 p. III. in charge
ui Rev James O'Neil. pastor of
Greenwood Methodist Church. as
sisted by the Rev. Robert f. Green
OF smyrna. a former pastor and It
close friend Of the family. Inter
mrnt took place in the family plot
in Barratl'S Chapel cemetery. The
deceased is survived by his widow
Helen Morris Harmon, one son.
Ralph Morris Harmon. one brother.
John Harmon Of CIarksVille His
pallbedrtrS We're Henry f. Cannon
Edgar Anderson, SuptrtiS uf the
Incorporated plant. and James Cul-
yer, assistant supervisor. r.. Laird
Kraft, Walter j Mills and Fritz
Zott three close ntighbOrs The
Hh1..I tl.iIn1.4G and Ia..1
tiful
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Morris and daughter. Janet on
Dukes Street They also called
To see another niece Mrs Pres
tom Townsend and family. on
Main Street,
Mrs. NJ. pasha Watson. Mrs.
Charles t'irestoue. Mrs. Nellie
Myers. Mrs. Maggie Pepper and
Mrs. RoXit Dukes, We're AT Reno
both for the day and evening ON
Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
THE FIGHTING SEABEE5" COMES
 AS CAPITOL BILL

Since John Wayne leapt into the "big time" in the picture Stage coach" he has been a veritable fugitive from civilian clothes. He has appeared not only as virile westerner, but also as an ante bellum southerner, a mariner, an Alaskan adventurer, mountaineer, aviator, and now, in "The Fighting Seabees,' a naval officer.
 "The Fighting Seabees," Re- public's latest contribution to the cycle of epic films, will open Sunday at the Capitol for a three day showing.
 Susan Hayward has the feminine lead, and Dennis O'Keefe is also prominently featured in a story that graphically depicts what an important part the Seabees are playing in this war.
 March of Times latest film Back Door To Tokyo" which shows how American boys are smashing through Burma's jungles to open up a supply route to the gallant Chinese, now fighting groggily in their seventh year of war is an added attraction, and MOT's ace cameraman, Victor Jurgens, known for his previous work in the Far East, has once more turned in an outstanding photographic scoop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
ALLEN-ABTS WEDDING ON
 JANUARY 22

Announcement of the coming marriage of Miss Lois Mary Allen to Aaron Edward Abts was made today by the bride-elect's parents, MT. and Mrs. T. L. Allen.
 The wedding will be solemnized at 8 o'clock in the morning of January p in the Church of the Nativity. That evening, between the hours of 830 and Il o'clock, friends of the couple are invited to call at the Allen home for a wedding reception.
 The lovely bride-elect is popu- lar member of the Juneau young set. She is a graduate of Juneau High School and is now employed in the drafting department of the Forestry Service. MT. Abts is the son of MT. and Mrs. E. L. Abts of Mount Vernon, Washington and has been with the Alaska Com munication System in Juneau for the last two years.
 Miss Allen has chosen as her at tendants Mrs. Norman Buoy (Coi- lcen Hellan) and Margaret Femmer and Mona Everetts. Tim Sullivan will act as the best man and Bob Hopfield and Ed Walker have been asked to serve as ushers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
B0WLER5
 LEAVE SUNDAY
 FOR KETCHIkAN

The bowling teams, men and women, of the Juneau and Ketchi- kan Elks, are going to have a five matches, three games in each match, next week on the Ketchi- kan alleys. The Juneau bowlers leave tomorrow morning on the Princess Norah for the first city.
 The men composing the Juneau pinsters team will be Claude Car negie, Lou Hudson, Martin Lave nix, Howard Simmons, Lance Hen- drickson and Butch" Blum.
 The women pinsters will be Mrs. Lavenik, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Sim mons, Mrs J. G. Shepard, Mrs. Madeline Stevenson and Mrs. Gladys Waugh.
 Carnegie admits the women are going to do the bowling and that is why they are being taken along.
 The first games will probably be bowled Monday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
EMBLEM CLUB TO HAVE PARTY ON
 TUESDAY, JAN. 16

Mrs. Johanna Jensen, Vice-PreSi- dent of the Club and chairman of the social evening of Tuesday, Jan uary 16, has appointed Mrs. Ruby Cashen to take charge of the en- tertainment. The committee com- posed of Mrs. Selma Vukovich, Mrs. Florence Akervick, Mrs. Jeanette Gould, and Mrs. Irma Johnson promise an evening of real action with plenty of fun.
 There will be surprises and even a worthwhile door prize.
 Don't rob the kiddies' piggie banks, but do bring few nickels and dimes. You may find some use for them,' the committee says.
 Let's start our New Year off with a bang! Everyone come"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
DR. E. l. BUTLER
 T0DEMON5TRATE
 AT HOBBY SHOW

Adaptation of aboriginal designs to modern usages will be ably dem- onstrated at the hobby show being staged by the Juneau Woman's club next Thursday afternoon and even- ing under the direction of Miss Alice Brandebury, head of the fine arts department.
 Dr. Evelyn I. Butler will display four media of such adaptation. A tan purse of tapestry yarn on canvas in needle point has as it's design raven, disected view, worked in a faithful representation of the colors used by the native craftsmen, namely blue, red and black. The raven is typical de- sign found in the decorative art of the northwest coast and was first used on the tom tom.
 The raven is again the theme for the embroidered design on a tur- quoise, rayon crepe blouse made by Dr. Butler.
 A Wasgo design adapted from a Haida blanket in tapestry yarns on canvas is used for a black needle point purse; and the fourth article is cotton towel on which the Haida mosquito is limned by use of textile paints applied with stiff brush. This border design carries out the original color scheme of red, blue, green and black.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
"RIDING HIGH" E FEATURE COMING
 TO2OTH CENTURY

Another great new Paramount musical, in Technicolor, co-starring Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell and Victor Moore, is due at the 20th Century Theatre, starting with a midnight preview tonight, and also showing Sunday and Monday, with Gil Lamb, Cass Daley and Milt Britton and his band, when Riding High makes it's local de- but.
 According to all reports, Riding High" is one of the merriest fil- musicals ever made, a whiz-bang of a Western, glorified with gorgeous girls, poppy tunes. eye-filling cos tunes all that and Techni- color, too!
 It tells the hilarious story of Victor Moore, a counterfeiter, who tries to elude Sheriff Gil Lamb and play Cupid to Dottie and Dick Powell at the same time. Dottie has the role of an ex-burlesque queen who returns to Arizona be- cause her father has become part owner of a silver mine. Dick is the other owner, but the mine hasn't been able to operate without money. That's where Moore and his coun- terfeit lettuce come in.
 Riding High is said to be in the spirit of recent Paramount big-time comedy musicals like Star Spangled Rhythm" Happy Go Lucky" and the famous Road" pictures, which ought to be well come news for entertainment seekers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
MERCHANT LEAGUE MEETS ON ELkS
 ALLEYS ON FRIDAY

Playing their second series of games in the second half of the Elks' bowling season, the eight con- mercial teams took over the alleys last night with Sabin's winning over Percy's, 1264 to 1895; Jennings beating Ordway's, 1855 to 1921; Ju- neau Drug walking over 20th Gen. tury Meat, 1422 to 1133; Races Drug taking Butler Mauro Drug, l406 to 1886.
 High scorers were Stewart of Sabin's team with 496, Holmquist of Percy's, 424; Carnegie of Ordway's, 546; Henning of Henning's, 569; Hudson of 20th Century Meat, 435; Lavenik of Juneau Drug, 565; Sim- mons of Butler Mauro Drug, 463, Hendrickson of Races Drug, 537.
 Complete scores follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
UPPER BOWL
 TO BE USED BY
 SkIERS SUNDAY

Skiing activities of the Juneau Ski Club will be carried into the Upper Bowl tomorrow because of lack of snow at lower elevations. Freezing temperatures prevail over 2O00 feet elevation and skiers should find good skining and pos sibly new snow at that level.
 Members of the Juneau Ski Club will meet at a. m. at the Bar anof Hotel Coffee Shop tomorrow morning for breakfast Ca la carte). Those interested only in making the hike to the Upper Cabin are invited.
 The Juneau Ski Club met last
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13

night at regular meeting in the City Hall presided over by Curt Shattuck. Plans for further in- struction of the Ski Patrol were taken up by Art Kossner, chairman Future social activity was discussed Harry Sperling showed group of Alaska pictures. Dan Moller, former Juneau skier, was visitor from Sitka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-13
SIDNEY HOOPER
 DIES IN SEATTLE

Sidney Hooper has died in Seattle, according to word received in Ju- neau.
 Hooper was well known in Alaska, having served in various capacities on ships between Seattle and Alaska for many years. He was captain of an Army Transport Service ship at the time of his death.
 The body arrived in Ketchikan today where services will be con- ducted by the Masons. Hooper was a member of Mount Juneau Lodge, No. 147, F. and A. M., and also the B. P. O. Elks No. APO.