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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Henderson High
Opens With Small
Enrolment, 364

With the smallest enrolment in
7CVC";rl Years. Henderson high
school opened the l9lG-I7 term to-
10y. running only a halliday schcd-
T.. with regular school work 10 be-
gin Monday.
The eighth grade will attend
riass"r in Junior high school build
ing tHis year and 20 class is enter
.rg Henderson high this term. part
y accounting for the low enroll
rCnt.
Total enrolment for tho school
6 about $751; Principal s. NJ. Crowd
"r anro:' cod today. Nine veterans
have enrolled. with possibility Of
.lcral others reporting later.
y short assembly was held in
Sc auditorium Ia mari. the OPEN
ing e school presided at by Mr..
|iO"iDr Faculty members were
presented 10 the student body. six
4 thcw being now teachers.
Students ;hCn reported 10 their
hcr. rooms 10 pay book and ac-
iyi'y ices. after which they wu.t
through an abbreviated daily
rhciulC. ending al o'cloC!:.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
PAGE THREE
Miss Alice Rose
Complimentcd At
Luncheon Party

Miss Alice Warricl: Rose. whose
wedding to William }. Vaughan will
take place ON September ~. was
entered al :. luncheon Thursday aft
eln"on at one O'Clock by Mrs. Rich
ard q. Rurwrll a her home on
Country Club drive.
The brides table. placed in the
dining room. was cplCrcd with a
white lace cloth and .c2ntcrcd with
"a crystal bowl holding pastel shades
OF astc.S and clcmatis. III, floral
cThtcIp.Ccc E;s i.unkCd By crystal
c;ndlc hnlGcra with white ,apcrS en-
lWincd VITA sprays Of Clcmatis
rabies for other -gas,s wore arranr-
cd : the living room which was cf-
.,,tNClr aC-CHtCu ~ tasteful ap-
pomtmcutS of dep rcd dahlia5.
itar'r-wac cloths covered the tables
Wnich were ccntCrgC with deep rel
dahlias
Miss Rose honprcc, WIS presented
Il silver tray by The hostess.
Mrs. Rrrwo'l ~. assisted by Mrs.
IL J.. Gambler and Mrs. NIlliauI
>"h 'I"r 'r ,~uy '1roc-c,;,rsr
ilhrnr.n To approximately thirty
.,uC.,s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Society Me- vs
rool Rock Group
In Entertainment
Affair Thursday

| vi thursday afternoon there WINS
D." s''hSrihs CT the tenantry. its wives
vhi'orcn Tor "get-together
p'r'S' winch was held under the
tecS on the lawn back of tho old
Manor House of Pool Rock. Tho
'h'loren, most Of whom were horn
81 INC plantation. and some of whose
l,"'nerS were born there, played the
oio-laShloncd games. singing as they
"i"SCu' while the older boys staged
pan game ''car the stable lot. the
t'ocrS Slt,ing on benches arranged
around the tables of refreshments
.hFS. Gcary. manager of the planta-
on and sister of the owner, Mrs.
I"ii'cs Henry Parker mingled among
tier guests. welcoming one and all in
INC spirit Of warm friendship and
cooperation.
William b. jefferson, the oversccr
% INC plantation. mace a urnla,
most. or tcrtaincr. to his friends
"hile ms wife, Viola. the housckccp-
or al Pool Rock. with their dauph-
lcr-ln-law. Edith. and their dauph-
'cr' DoGcthy Lewis. presided al The
reircShmCnt table John ID. ,Jcrrcr-
son !adlcd the Pcpsi-Cola punch
when was carried by the children
l" tl'lf SitlIng parents. each and
All bearing his ur her part in the
>itcVi@' m2nt.
There we're no outside guests save
MI: ana Mrs. John II. Zoll,oficr,
End Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Of Hen
JCF,"n. who with Mrs. Gcary min
@ieG among The group until the party
was wei! under way. at which lime
ihey retired TO the house for a little
r'!rcShmu indoors AS a novelty
IN entertainment, the occasion was
pronounced a complete success -
mere were about one hundred pres
>!it-and i may establish prcc-
Hu" II Fool Rock Plantation
Contributed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Civic Clubs End
Softball Season.;
Lions Win, 81

Concluding the 1916 sol.ball sea-
son Tor inc civic clubs. the Lions
clue defeated the EXchangitcs 81
i,si night. y second game Dctwcu.
nc Exchange club ana kiwaniS club
was called of because OF the cold
weather.
Stewart Finch pit he'd The Lions
:" the win. the EXchanGitcS getting
My farce hits. those by Faulkner.
I"nci ana Steve Sun. jones crossed
IN" home plat for the cliy run.
Buchanan vas On the mound for
The E%cn"naiicS and King was be-
md INC plate. Richardson caught
70. Finch.
Lilo: runs were made by Finch.
t'IEcli. RGSscy. Couch. Adams.
iamm. Richardson and Seaman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
SERVICES ARE HELD
FOR MRS. DICKERSON

Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie
Perry DiCkCrson. who died ai her
some in the BObbitt community
Thursday morning. were held at Oai;
Hidrc BHptis. church this afternoon.
conducted by Rev. T.. G.. Usry. pas
az. Burial was in the church ,cmC-
tory.
She had bccn i'll for about six
Hccks \ native of Frrklin Coun-
v. she had made her home in the
Robbiu section for about I6 years
Surviving are her husband. J. II.
Dickerson. four daughters, two sons
two sisters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
! ,egion Prepares
$50 Applications
For Veterans Paw

y total Of $50 applications for
terminal leave pay ~ veterans We're
iiliod "Gt al the American Legion
not TINS week. Commander George
Ilarris"' reported today.
The hut has been open day and
night this week and will remain
pen only during the day next week.
II was stated. Forms for the ap-
III. aiionS are available at the hut
md assistance in iillrG them cut
will also be given there.
Forms are also available at the
post office. and from Brooks p
Wychc. service officer fer the coun-
~, WHO said toiav he had been busy
all week assisting veterans in pre-
pairing their applications.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
'lharrington-Dennis
Invitations Mailed

Invitations 10 the wedding Of Miss
Doris ttl"y Dennis to Wa!.c.. Ben
lamin Tharrin2tun nave been mailed
IN the city ana out Of town. tn.
wedding will be solcmnizcd ON Sep
tembcr ! at six O'Clock in the after
noon at the First Baptist church.
Cards read as follows:
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Arnold Den
ms request the honour Of your pres
cnce nj the marriage OF their d;,;Ipn-
Ter, Doris Utlcy, 10 Mr.. Waiter Ben
lamin harrington ON Wednesday
evening the cl2lcn,n Of ScDtcmb.:
at SIN O'Clock. First BAPTIST church.
Henderson, North Carolina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
School Teachers
Have Meeting And
Lunch At School

White teachers OF the city and
county schools held their first meet
&c OF the new school year at Hen
dcr$oH nigh school today. with Su-
oeriniondont +. N. Rollins presiding
Instructions were given with rcspec,
10 operators o! the schools the COM
ing year ard other information fur
'iShCd TO the faculty members.
Following the meeting. the teach
c"S we're guests OF N Rollins and
the .-Aool AT brun , ick stew in
the grove II the school building.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Return TO Petersburg.

Nh. and Mrs. r. NJ. Brooks. and
SON. Bradley. and Mrs Jennie
Brook! left today for their home in
Petersburg. Va, after spending the
week with Mrs. BROOKS parents. Mr..
and Mrs. y. +. F"lkEcr. en- the RAJ
leigh road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Go To I;lltin,orr

steve Flanagan and. +. G.. Elan =
na%"n. Jr.. have gone Ia Baltimore
ana rcrrynau. Maryland. whcr.
They viii irn Mrs. /. &. Flanagan.
Jr.. who has been visiting nor moth
CT. Mrs. i. l.. Cronim.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
BIRTHS


Mr.. and MIS-. Merriam Enecrs of
route .. burlington. announce the
birth .! son. Wayne. on August 81
a; DukC hospital. Durham. Mrs. Rog-
crs WIS formerly Miss Ruth Bob
Dit c. route !. Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Visits in Canada.

Miss Rosa Mac Coghi,l has return
ca To her home II 22G Pcachtrcr
street. after visiting four weeks in
Chatham. Ontario. Canada. with
Miss Della L. Huff.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Waking II,nc Hero.

Mrs. Am p. Cimcrro. r. n. i
n'kin'' he" nom" here with ncr Sis
ter. rs. l.. Il. Cole. following he"
resignation a nurse at Maria Par
hem Hosni'a!. Sh@ is formerly OF
Atlanta. "a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
WHITE MEMORIAL. METHODrs

Rev. James W. Snccdcn. pastor.
Sunday:
10 u. ~. Sunday school. !. W.
Thomas. superintendent.
T:lj y. NJ. FvCninC Worship. Scr
mon by pastor. YOU and Your
Christ
Cottage prayer meetings will he
held Monday through Friday night.
of the coming week. Time and place
TO be announced al the Sunday even
ing service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Episcopal Women 10 Meet.

Inc WOman'S Biblr class Of ii,o
Holy !nmuccntS Episcopal churc.
will rcSuLLc their Sunday moruin..
sessions oil Sunday. September |. a,
10 o'clock. il was announced ,nL.,,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
. N.(. STUDENTS IIrrc

Pete E"raCly and Ed Alexander
i"Cgr't q. the l. ivcrSi,y of North
Carolina. s'op0cd hero Yesterday or
route ia Washington. d. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
WEST END BAPTIST

biND DNi 10
Rev. f. NJ. Powell. pastor.
Sunday:
10 a. m. Sunday school.
IL a. m; Morning worship. Topic
\ QueStior Asked"
p. m. Baptist Training union.
Monday:
o p. m. Nelson ph.la,haa c'as.
meets with Mrs. l.. 3. HannGn.
Wednesday:
. p. m. Rosa Fleming Philathc:
class meets at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
FIRST PNESBYTERIA%.

TINS I!tESBG IERINT.
Rev. William ID. Mc!nnis. minister.
Sunday:
9:45 a. IN. Church school.
II a. N. Morning worship. Sc..-,
Nfn subject: The Church ana La
or: SoloiSt William y. Bryan.
Evening services IN this church
"ili be resumed the first Sunday.
IIrht in October.
Monday:
80 p. m. Boy Scouts of America
Thursday:
80 p. IN. Choir practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Churches
FIRST METHODIST.
Rev. Chancic d. Rarclift, pastor.

IL.
Sunday:
9:45 a. m. Church school, ]. w.
Sanders, general SUPERINTENDENT.
~lasSes arranged for all age groups,
II a. m. Morning worship. Com
munlon Meditation. The Dignity OF
Work" by the pastor.
6 p. IN. Methodist Youth Fellow
ship sandwich supper and devotion
ais.
8 p. m, Evening worship. Sermon
subject: Stand Up" Pastor.
Solo by Miss Betsy Ann Robards
Monday:
7:3O p. M. Board Of Stewards.
Circles meet a: follows:
Nos. ! and , postponed until Sep
TENDER 0.
No. 3. Mrs. :. L. Richards. chair
man. with Mrs. Richards, 30l Char
les street. AT p. IN.
No. !. Mrs. d. l.. McCaIlum. chair
man, with Mrs. ". p. GholSon, lOi
Burwcll avenue. at $3.50 D. m.
No. D. Mrs. r. {, Gary. chairman.
with Mrs. Gary. lJ5 Carrie street,
al $3.50 p. m.
No. 6, Mrs. john l.. MUndy. chair
man. with Mrs. N y. Nordan. Jean
nettc avenue. at 1870.
No. 8, Mrs. Mary Green. chair
man. with Mrs. ". W. Adams. 7OI
S. William street, a. J y. IN.
No. Q. Mrs. l.. Il. GUoch. chairman.
with Mrs. Gooch. 9D& S. Garnc,i
street. al $3.50 p. m.
No. 10. Mrs. p. ID. Rose. chairman
with Mrs. ~. J. Smell. $40 Zen,
street. at p. IN.
Tuesday. 8 p. M. Whitmnrc WCS-
Icy class al honc of Mrs. Nj. J. Smell.
3l9 Zcne street.
Thursday, regular choir practice,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN.
Rev. J. Frank Apple. Minister.
Sunday:
9:i5 Il. m. Church school
II a. III. Morning worship. Sub
jcct. "Thc Road Through the Ruins. g
q p. m. Evening worship. Topic.
THE Two Ways"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
CITY ROAD METHODIST.
RnN, Innnnc ~ SnnnIn. -

VI TNN.NV WI TfIJTDTST
Rev. James ". Snccden. pastor.
Sunday:
Sunday:
10 a. m. Sunday school. W. T.
Adams. superintendent.
II Il. m. Morning Worship, Scr
mon by pastor, Faith Works.
$50 y. IN. Youth Fellowship.
Wednesday,:
1870 p. m. Prayer service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
SOUTH HENDERSON
BAPTIST.

Rev. Leonard Thomas. pastor.
9:+o d. IN. Sunday school
q. IN. Preaching.
Sermon topic. The Church Yes.
lay and To-day"
2 y. M. BaptiEmal service.
6:l5 y. m. Baptist Training Union,
$50 p. m. Evening services.
Sermon topic: The Challenge of
tho Conqucring Christ"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31
Dance At Warrenton
Honors Foglemans

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart POLICEMAN.
oi Henderson, recent bride and
SioCm and Miss Marilyn Ann Dram
~ ana MISS My:a 10 Draper. of Cor
DuS Christi, Texas ana Carac;Is
.,n"HLcIa, were hC norcd al a dance
Friday evening at Tn" Warrcn,o,
club house by their auntS. Mrs. W.
A. Miles, Jr, and Mrs. \. J. Filing
ton.
The club house was decorated with
pines and Genes. The table was cav
cfcd with lace cloth AMI the ccu-
tc:piece was formed of pink rose
and tapcrs.
Punch, sailed nuts and cookies
were served I" about fifty quests.
Inc hostcSScS were assisted by Mrs.
Howard Wynn in serving.
IN Sunday cvSnin.. September s.
al I:l5 O'Clock. Rev. Jubr Ovn.iou
oil L0uiSDuI'G. Viii begin Il series OF
2NanSCliStic services.
HOLY lNNOCENrS EPISCOPAL.
Eleventh Sunday after Trinity.
September |.
/" Il. m. Bible class, john i. Crud-
up, teacher.
10 a. m. WCm;n'5 BiJl, class. Firs,
meeting Of thc Fall.
IL a. III. M"lmln: prayer and Law
'cading.
niCnCay:
p. m. Boy Scou, Troop No. 81.
arish h"Irc.
Tucgday:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-31

On Sunday cvSnins.. September s.
al i:l5 O'Clock. Rev. Jubr Ovn.lon,
oil LoulSburg. Will begin Il series of
2vanSCliStic services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
SOAP BOX DERBY
 MEETING CALLED
 FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
Nearly Completed Test Cal Will Be ShoWn-AIso
 Motion Pictures

A meeting of the Daily Empire , Rotary Club Soap Box Derby will be held in the Lutheran Church Sunday School room on Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at which time the drivers will be able to inspect the nearly completed Test Car and also see motion pictures of the 1941 race.
 All drivers and committeeman are urged to attend this meeting so that some of the finer points of the new streamlined racer can be discussed.
 Many new features have been de- veloped since the last race before the war Many of the drivers of the l941 event, although beyond the age limit for this year, have vol mteered to help the new genera ton of drivers with their knowledge based on past experience Much can be learned in this manner but only by actual driving of the modern streamlined cars can the drivers hope to become proficient enough to have much chance in the races. Therefore all drivers ~are urged to get busy on their cars in order to take advantage of the summer months when they will be able to practice long hours under more fla vorable weather conditions.
 pr. w. M. Whitehead, Chairman of the Rotary Committee, and Don Skuse, manager of the event, an- nounce that all drivers should att tempt to get their sponsors lined up in plenty of time so that the utmost practice time may be util- ized. All those who wish to sponsor a driver or all drivers who wish sponsors and haven't yet made ar engagements should do so immed- lately. Don Skuse will be pleased to help anyone not able to make pro- per contacts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
REALTY TRANSFERS

Four purchases of real property have been recorded here during the past week. Transactions are:
 Mrs. Lillie Darlin and MT. and Mrs. Fred Dappi purchased house and lot in Erwin Addition from MT and Mrs. Andy Fredriksen; R w. Kruse purchased lot in High lands from Juneau Realty Co.,; Harold L. Wheaton purchased houses on tidelands near Boat Har- Dor from Allene Wallace; MT. and Mrs. Scott L. Murphy purchased 4.76 acres seven and one-half miles out on Glacier Highway from H H. Fortier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29

riJory py Mrs. stella Wagner was much enjoyed by those present.
 A useful gift was presented to MT. and Mrs. Max Lewis who cele- brated their first wedding anniver- sary. She had arrived here recently from England.
 MT. and Mrs Abel Anderson, who were married few days ago, were introduced and congratulated by the audience. Mrs. Anderson is also a newcomer to Juneau, coming here from Florida.
 Mrs. Timm, who is in charge of entertainment donated beautiful apron, and was awarded to G. E. Almquist, who was then told to don the apron and serve coffee.
 Refreshments were served by Mesdames Rogers, Neilsen, Burns and Almquist, after which dancing was enjoyed until 11:30, with music by Mrs. Collen and Ed Mcintyre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
BUILDING PERMITS

Four building permits have been issued here during the past week by City Engineer J. L. McNamara They were taken out by:
 Peter Wood, lessee, for remodel ing two buildings into a restaurant at Twelfth and Harbor Way, esti- mated cost $2oO; J. R. Hope, own- CT, to rage three old cabins at 153 l53-A and 153-B Gastineau avenue; Jim Barragar, lessee, for repairs to shingle roofs on Malony Block res idences, Fifth and Harris streets, $400 Grant Baldwin contractor George Bros. for installation of Insulbrick siding on two faces of store building at Ferry Way and South Franklin, $500, Grant Bald win contractor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
Weather Observations In Arti( 10 Be Made
 By Army Air Forces

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Con- verted B-2e bombers soon will be sent into North Polar regions on periodic weather observation flights
 Disclosing this today, officials familiar with Army air forces plans said a squadron of probably l2 planes has been assigned to a base in Alaska.
 The new operations will be car ried out in the strategic military area where the American and Can adian armies cooperated this spring in testing cold weather tactics. The Polar regions lie athwart the short est route between America and Europe
 The projected flights from Alaska were described as part of current efforts to put weather forecasting on a global basis. Other squadrons will cover much of the Pacific area.
 Air Forces officials acknowledged only that it is proposed to deploy the squadron to Alaska in the near future"
 The AAF has been even more close mouthed about the operations of three B-29s which were assign ed in March to fly to the magnetic North Pole to obtain technical data" for Arctic flying. No further information on that project has been forthcoming.
 The super-fortresses, the same type as the bombers which dropped the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasah, are credited with ample range to shuttle across the top of the world between Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska, and army air bases in Greenland and Iceland, as well as to fly to the Pole and re- turn.
 Air Forces, official service journal of the AAF, said that for weather flights they are stripped of all ar nor and armament.
 Operating from Castle Field, Merced, Calif, the 59th squadron is scheduled to use B-29s to cover the North Pacific weather area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
FINAL PREPARATIONS ON FOR SCOUT CAMP
 OPENING ON MAY 31

Today, it was stated by Harold
 Smith, committee chairman, marks | the beginning of the climax. of several weeks of work on the part of the Camping Committee of the Boy Scouts of the Juneau area Today, coal and other heavy supplies are being loaded aboard scow at Aux Bay. Early Friday morning, May 31, the loading will
 be finished; perishable, personal belongings and personnel will be put aboard and the scow will be Itowed to the camp site. Fred Ja- cobsen, with his team of horses. will be on hand to move the sup 'plies from the landing to the Eagle River Camp.
 Once the camp period opens. Mrs Lillie Darlin will direct the culin- ary activities and the camp program will be in charge of Leo Jewett and two assistants for the first three days, until Delbert Hanks, scout counselor, returns from Ketchi- kan.
 About 40 boys are signed up to attend the Camp; Twenty-Five from Juneau and Douglas, 14 from Skagway, and one from Sitka.
 All Scouts and Camp personnel. together with their personal dun mage, are requested by Chairman Smith to assemble at the American Legion Dugout in Juneau by no later than o'clock a. m, Friday. There cars will be ready to take them to Aux Bay to board the scow Each member of the party should carry a lunch to tide him over the noon period, as Camp will not be reached until about 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
 It is very important, Chairman Smith stressed, that the 8 o'clock deadline be observed, in order that unloading at Camp may be accom- plished on the high tide in the af- ternoon.
 All Scouts must have their per sonal questionnaires, medical certif- icates and camp fees turned over to their Scoutmasters, or the Camp Director, before time of departure
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
TRAIN''
 lNH0SpITAE;;
 END IS NEAR

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Waltei Johnson, the Kansas farm boy whc became the Big Train of Ameri- can League right-handers, is crit ically i'll from a brain tumor at Georgetown Hospital.
 A light stroke numbed the left arm and hand of the one-time strike-out king in early April. Af- ter several weeks at the hospital he was able to move about recent ly in a wheel chair.
 Early yesterday, however, he lapsed into inconsistencies and members of his family were sum moned Dr. Thomas F. Keliher, the physician, said there was increasing evidence of pressure on the brain He shook his head wordlessly when a newsman asked about the 58-year-old Johnson's prospects for recovery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
CONVENTIONAL VISITOR

Montague P. Prigent, Canadian citizen enroute to Dawson, was left behind in Juneau last evening when the steamer Princess Louise sailed for Skagway With assistance of City Police, he has secured tenn porary lodging in the City jail Prigent was slightly injured late last night when he fell and bottle he was carrying in his hip pocket broke. He was treated for small cuts and then booked at the jail on a drunk charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29

and her daughter -in-law, Mrs. Hunt Gruening.
 Presiding at the silver service and punch bowl were Mesdames Don Foster, B. D. Stewart, George Folta Patrick Gilmore, Fred Geeslin, A E. Glover, John Mccormick, Keith Roberts and J. P. Williams.
 Assorted bouquets of spring flow CTS were used throughout the main dining room. The tea table was covered with Dublin linen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
Mrs. Ernest Grueninq Entertains at Tea Honorinq Newcomers

In honor C. Mrs. Edward P. Chester, Jr., and Mrs Godfrey Goss, wives of the newly-appointed naval and military aides to the Governor, Mrs. Ernest Gruening entertained with tea yesterday afternoon in the Governors House. Approximately 100 guests attended.
 The receiving line was composed of the honor guests, Mrs. Gruening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
ROBERT EUGENE HERE

Capt. Martin B. Dahl's commer- cial freighter Robert Eugene was in from Seattle last night and left again today after discharging freight.
 She is headed for Anchorage with freight for Odom and Company. Dahl, a former resident of Hood Bay near Chatham Straits. is we'll known in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-29
TOWNSEND CLUB GIVES
 H0N0RS, NEWLYWEDS

After the reading of the National Bulletin at the Townsend Club meeting last night, and short business session, the showing of slides of Alaska and Yukon Ter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-31
Committee Holds Special Meeting

A special committee meeting of David L. Fannick Post Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans, was held last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lillian Kussner president of Eldridge Street.
 Reports were made by the follow ing chairmen: Hospital, Mrs. Flor ence Frank; senior vice-presioent, Miss Sarah Freedman; junior vice. president, Mrs. Freda Romano; treasurer, Miss Sally Elbin; his- torian, Mrs. Fay Wilensky and Mrs. Belle Levinson. Miss Edna Swir- sky reported on the recent MitZvah party held under her direction.
 A vote of thanks was given to all. those who helped make the Mitzvah party held last week, for the benefit of hoSpitalized veter- ans, success.
 A committee headed by the hos pital chairman, Mrs. Florence Frank, will visit Rocky Hill Hospi- tai next month and distribute the gifts recently contributed by nnem- bers for hoSpitalized veterans. The auxiliary also voted to send q sum of money to the National Auxiliary as a contribution to New Jersey Hospital. Plans were also made for 8 membership tea, the date to be announced later. A social hour followed.