The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-02

TIE DAILY ALASKA EMP monthly meeting at the Manse next 1 Tuesday evening The main sub
 ject will be the budget for the new church year. Mrs. William De- war was appointed a member of the Board of Governors for the Church Community Center. She is one of three members from the community at large.
 ] MT. and Mrs Kent Fuller held a reception at their home on Main Street last Monday evening for MT and Mrs Robert Campbell of Whitehorse. Twenty-four friends were invited to meet the Campbells and partake of refreshments, MT and Mrs. Campbell were house. guests of the Fullers while in Skag way on business connected with the forthcoming carnival.
 ] Knute Tollefson, Whitehorse res ident, was a guest at the Pullen House while waiting for transporta- tion to Vancouver.
 Miss Doris Dahlby, who has been employed in Edmonton and White horse, spent 8 short vacation in Skagway. She registered at the Pulllen House.
 Mrs. R. S. Sanford, OPA clerk from Juneau, met with the local board while the boat was in port. Mrs. Sanford will handle the cler- ical work of the OPA for Skagway, Petersburg and Sitka.
 Sid Harrington, well known old time boat man, was a passenger on the last Norah. He went on to Whitehorse and from there will go to the Interior.
 Three more Skagway service men received their discharges and re- turned home. John Hannon, son of Ken Hannon, has seen service in Manila, India, and Europe John and Robert Lee have also seen foreign service.
 Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld has been teaching the third and fourth grades this week, during the ab- sence of Mrs. Walter Savviko. who is ill.
 The Skagway Sanatorium received fivo more patients this week, bringing the total to 83.
 John E. Nyman, Federal income tax agent, will be in Skagway sev- eral days. He is holding office in the Immigration Office. Mir. Nyman is accompanied by his brother, Frank, who is making c pleasure tour of Alaska.
 Mrs Lyle Loehr, proprietor of "Swede's Beauty Shop offered the winning contestant in the Queens contest, a free shampoo and finger wave before she leaves for the Carnival.
 The Carnival Committee will out- fit the Queen, Miss Viola Sullivan, with a winter ski suit, evening gown and complete set of accessor- ies for her appearance in White horse where she will compete with four local girls for Queen of the Carnival with grand prize of a free trip to the Ice Carnival at Fairbanks and other local prizes.
 honored on Friday with a tea by Mrs. c. L, Policy at her home on Sixth Street. Nine guests, bidden to take their Ieedlework, spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Pol ley and the hostess. Delightful re- treatments were served late in the afternoon. Present to enjoy the visit with the honor guest were the Mesdames P. I. Dahl, Thomas Sut- ton, Noel Pennington, Harold Fred sell, William Dewar, Mary Pullen and Harry Honius,
 Mrs. Virginia Selmer Boyd and little daughter, Jean are visiting with MT. Selmer's mother, Mrs. Oscar Selmer. She will remain here until her husband, pilot for Bob Reeve, has found living accommo- dations for them.
 FOE. Aerie No. 25 of Skagway celebrated their 18th anniversary in big way when 28 candidates were initiated into the order and two were reinstated. Approximately GO members were present for the | evenings entertainment which end ] ed with a buffet supper, cards and i bowling. New members are Fred efick B. Reynolds, Roy Call, Char | Ice Yu ClorL Arthur Nelcop