The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-14

JOnn F. fdTlo, Au 1llcIlH1 IHlIl ister at the Presbyterian Church arrived on Sundays boat, and vii hold the services here until tht arrival of the Dodge family abou June l9. MT. Paris is now domicilet at the Manse.
 J. D. True. nephew of Harr, Church, received his discharge iron the armed forces about two months ago and arrived on the last boa to spend the summer with hi uncle and aunt.
 Mrs. John Reynoldson ant daughter Lois Jean, and Mrs. Ly' man Reynoldson, returned hom' on the Louise after spending { months at the Reynoldson cabir at Tenakee Hot Springs Lymar Reynoldson accompanied them a! far as Juneau, from which poin he left for Tooke, Alaska, where hS will ha in the Customs Office.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Nord left or the Louise for the States, accom-. panied by tEe two small Nords where they will vacation for tht next six weeks.
 J. J. F. Ward was an outgoing passenger last Monday evening fol 3 short vacation in the States. Hs rented his house during his ab- sence.
 Mrs. Hal Johnston returned bl plane Thursday afternoon from Ju- n.eeu where she had a brief visit with her son from Anchorage who was there on business.
 James Bud" Sullivan won the Woman's Club ice award amount ing to $40. Gerald Fitzgerald snd A. L. "Frenchy" Besancon, eacf won s60 in the city awards. The administrator of the estatS of John Marin, who passed away last year, Sante Degan, came ovel from Juneau on the Louise ane had all the stock removed from the Brown Derby and closed up tht building. The Brown Derby wa refused liquor license by th' council and the stock has been sen to Douglas. MT and Mrs. Holl. Evans and Mir. Degan left on th' Leota for Juneau.
 H. Dempsey, 6 foot four incl citizen of Georgia. is spending few days in Skagway-
 MT. and Mrs. John Keller return cd home Sunday after a tw months trip to the States durinl which period they visited in S1 Paul. Minn-, and Leavenworth, Kan gas. The Kellers arrived in Leaven worth just few days before tn birth of their first grandson, Da ysd, to their daughter, Shirley. Tn Byers family win move to Ft. Bragg N. Carolina. soon. Mrs. Jenning EYerson managed the Keller Dru Store during their absence.
 Alfred Sullivan has opened hi photographic studio in the Unger frcren building and will be ther until fall.
 | The Woman's Club is sponsorin a contest for gardens and offer1n three prizes in the four classes Tn plot which must be g by l2. ma De either a vegetable or Howe garcen or a mixture. The conte' is for all girls over 12 and undt i2 and all boys over i2 and undt I2. Prizes will be $ for the frs 8 for the second and sl for thir' Mrs. Jeanne Churoyich was Juneau-b pound passenger on tf Louise. and feturned by plane Q Thursday afternoon.
 Mr. and Ai z- William Dewar al eiyinQ their home a paint job. an when completed it will be one the most attractive home in tow as they have a nice lawn. TT PhilIip Olsens are redecoras;ng u interior of their home and con splenng an upstairs bedroom t Phyllis.
 ekagway men are really somi hing to frighten little childrt with in the first stages of the whisker growing .The majority the townspeople are entern wholeheartedly into the spirit the Days of '08 program being plaI ned for the Fourth of July. Fl uyoposed program has all the e marks of being as big a success tFe former one given several yea i ago.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Wilhel
 yin leave the evening of May for Valley City. North Dakota. whe Ithey will spend the summer. M | lWnhelm has decided to accept
 teaching contract here again ne