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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
John W. Barlow, Ralph lnman And
Phillips Harrison Recommended
For National Guard Commissions
Papers Filed
With Gen. Nlettz

Town officials mailed three re-
concentrations to General }. Van
Mettz in Raleigh today of persons
chosen to head the proposed Ma
tional Guard unit in Tabor City.
John w. Barlow. executive
secretary of the merchants assoc
iation, was recommended for
Commanding Officer OF the COM
pany. Barlow, a former Army
captain, is a relatively newcomer
to Tabor City but his interest in
the project and former military
service made him the choice of
town officials for the chief Of
ficer's post.
Ralph Inman was reroMmend-
ed for executive officer. Inman
is Navy veteran and the winner
of presidential citation for his
heroic part in the Pacific theatre
during World War II. Lon" known
in this area, Inman is present
commander Of the American Le-
zion post and an active veteran.
Phillips HARRISON, Coast
Guard veteran who served with
the CHS in the late war, was rec
commended for the third officer
of the company and will have gen
eral supply and other duties. Har-
relson is currently employed by
the town of Tabor City.
These recommendations were
made after a lengthy study OF the
proposed guard unit here.
Col. j. M. Hall, Jr.. Of Will
! nington spent some time here
several weeks ago discussing the
J possibilities of Tabor City'S pro,
curement of National Guard
| company. Colonel Hall assured
the local delegation then that Such
unit could be had if enough 10
cal interest was shown and II the
town made officer recommends
tions to General Mettz. TodaYS
action is the first step toward
the actual setting up of the com
pany here.
The proposed unit would be
rifle company and would require
minimum of 40 men and the
three officers listed above to be-
gin operation.
Maximum strength, at the end
of a two year period. would be
1873 men. a..
The town must also supply the
unit with a meeting and STORAGE
Mace and it is bei>ved that the
old town hall building. near the
railroad beyond the Atlantic Coast
Line office will be procured Tor
this purpose.
Colonel Hall stated when ne
was here that the officer recon-
,,endations would take three or
four weeks for final action. when
the recommendations have been
accepted and returned, meet
ing of all persons interested IN
the project will be held tor pur-
poses of organization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
County School
Superintendent
Resigns Post

John M. Hough, superintend-
ent of the Columbus county
schools announced his resignation
this week in letters to members
of the school board.
In a letter received by j. w.
Peay, Hough stated that ne
would leave his Columbus county
post on July 81 to take a similar
post with the Leakesville city
school system. :,
"My only reaon for leaving"
Hough wrote, "is the promotion
involved"
In closing. Hough predicted a
successful future for Columbus
county schools and complimented
the board on it's interest in the
welfare of the children OF the
county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

Columbus county growers hav,
a $6,560,0O0 stake in the flue
cured tobacco referendum Satur
day, July II.
This is the amount they re,
ceived for their tobacco that was
exported in 1916 and represents
40 per cent of the $16.400,00O
Columbus county growers receiv-
ed for their crop last year.
B. H. Small, Fair Bluff, County
Farm Bureau president, today
urged all flue-cured farmers to
get out and vote Saturday. as he
disclosed these important facts.
''In other words" Small, $40
cents out of every dollar tobacco
brings to growers must come
from sales to other countries.
The referendum will determine
whether the farmers are willing
to assess themselves 10 cents per
acre-or about as cents per year
for the average producer during
the next three years. That mar
ket meant 5000 per acre or al
most $1,000 to every flue-cured
grower last year"
Small revealed that the 5,2S6
Columbus county farms produced
32.OOO,0O0 pounds of flue-cured
tobacco from 27,706 acres last
year.
IF two-thirds of the farmers
voting in the referendum Satur-
day approve the assessment" he
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
Town Board Ends
Water Discounts

At a called meeting of the
Tabor City town board Tues
day, it was decided to discon-
tinue the practice of giving
five percent discount to per-
sor- paying water bills by the
10Th of the month. This has
been the procedure here for
some time but effective Aug
ust /, no more discounts will be
given.
Also discussed at the meet
Ing was the town privilege tax
sctup. Privilege license fees
here were compared with others
in the surrounding area and it
wax decided to raise such Ii
ccnse fees on several types OF
businesses in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
Negro Woman Kills
With Axe

The axe killing of Anthem
Davis, 81, allegedly by his wife
Evelyn in "the Bottom" last Sun
day morning marked the first Co.
lumbus county homicide of 1947.
Held in the Whiteville Jail, Ev-
elyn Davis is said to have struck
her husband in the lower part of
the stomach with the blade of
the axe. The wounded man was
rushed to the Columbus county
hospital but died at 6:45 o'clock
Sunday night.
According to reports, Evelyn
Davis stayed away from home
Saturday night because her hus-
band was "in a quarrelsome
mood" When she returned Sun
day, Davis is said to have broken
several bottles over her head in the
height of an argument.
Reports say the Negro woman
threw a pot of boiling coffee at
him and when he ran from the
house, she followed, picking up a
four pound axe from a neighbor's
yard. When Anthem reached the
neighbours house, she is said to
have met him at the porch with
slashing blow which buried the
axe in his stomach.
The Negro woman was arrest.
ed at her home by Deputy Sher-
iff E. B. Gaskns mad Sheriff H. D.
Stanley who brought her to the
county Jail.
Sheriff Stanley said the woman
was beaten severely and that blood
was scattered over the couples
entire house. Several pieces OF
broken glass were also scattered
throughout the house.
Davis was a native of Darling
ton, S. c.. and his wife's relatives
live at Latta, S. C. They moved
to Tabor City from Elizabethtown
about six months ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
Death Claims
DR.. D. l.. Smith

DR.. d. Lesesne Smith. father of
Shay P. Smith, died early Monday
in hospital in Asheville. Prom
inent throughout the South as a
leading pediatrician, DR.. Smith
was 70 years old. He had been
in i'll healh 10 days.
A native of Berkeley county,
South Carolina, DR.. Smith prac-
ticed in Spartanburg where he
maintained his own hospital for
children.
Through his work with child
rem. DR.. Smith earned t h e
friendship and devotion of young
sters and parents alike throughout
the CG.roinas.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in the Spartanburg
home of his son, Dr. d. Lesesene
Smith, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
NEW CHURCH

Carpenters and masons COM
menced work early this week On
a new Holiness church on Lewis
street.
The Rev. MIR. Pope, formerly
of Fuquay Springs, and his SON.
Jimmy, have been conduct'nG
a tent revival here for several
weeks and recently prompted
the interest that has sprouted
into the building of the church.
Final cost Of he church has
not been fully determined vet
but building permits have been
issued for the construction and
if plan. materialize, the build
ing will be completed within a
few weeks.
Services the now being held
on the lot opposite the Bonnie
Hughes property on Lewis St.
and will continue until the new
church has been completed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
f w. FONVIELLE NAMED
ON YAM PANEL TALK

j.. W. FonvieIIe, OF the Z. W
Fonvielle and Son business IN
Tabor City, has been invited TO
participate on the informal panel
discussion of "Developlng the
Sweet Potato Industry IN Nortfl
and South Carolina" at the first
annual meeting of the Carolina
Sweet Potato Council at Florence
S. c., July IL.
Dealers, growers and professors
from all over the Carolinas are
expected to be present and take
mart in the yam councils meeting.
MANY outstanding speakers nave
been signed for the occasion
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
-0bitnaries-
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FALVIE BRACHER


Ealvie Bracher. aged II, dauoh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Brarh-
or of Loris, route a. died at the
Conway hospital Wednesday night
about il o'clock following sever
al days illness. The deceased and
three sisters were taken i'll Satur-
day with food poisoning.
The body is at the Lewis Fun
eral home. Funeral ARRANGE
ments are incomplete pending the
condition of the sisters who are
patients at the Conway hospital.
Surviving besides the parents
are four sisters, Alma, Geneva.
Benice and Annie Lee, all OF
the home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
BallGame Tonight

The Rotary club will face the
Civilians tonight in a softball
game on the high school grounds
at Gas. ,
On Tuesday, the VFWs play
the Civilians, the Rotary opposes
the Independent single mems
team. and next Friday will 1ino
the VIEW opposite the single men.
All games start at 6:l5;
The games are part OF the Ia
or CITY league series.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
BASEBALL SUNDAY

- I30oF CIty Dodgers. town
I'oa.' aggregation now making
Y! ! Tor top hOnors in the Lum-
| Mysf League, will play the
sg Chadbomr nine on the To-
~e.o Sunday afternoon at 8
''I% Baseball enthusiasts are
fl 70 attend
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
ALTON SKIPPER HELD
BY OFFICERS IN FLORIDA

The Columbus county sheriff's
depmt,nent was notified the first
of The week that Alton Skipper,
Tabor City youth wanted in two
cases for assault with deadly
weapon with intent to kill, had
been apprehended by officers IN
Pensacola, Fla.
An officer is scheduled to leave
this week for that city to return
the fugitive to the county 1of
trial in Superior Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
TAKE JOBS WITH
WESTERN AUTO

Keith Spivey and Frederick
Caulder have accepted positions
with the local Western Auto as
sociate store and assumed their
duties this week. Spivey is the
son of MIR. and Mrs. Wade Spivey
of Tabor City, and Caulder Is a
SON of MIR. and Mrs Arthur
Caulder of Whiteville. route D.
The latter is a former employee
of the Kress store in Wilmington
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
BROTHERS DIE

Talley Fowler of Day, Florida
died on June 9th and Coley Fow-
Ter, also of Day Florida, died at
McLeod's infirmary in Florence
July End. They were brothers of
Edgar Fowler of this city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
C.. B. EDWARDS
WITH WAREHOU SE

C. B. Edwards of Rocky Mount
arrived here cary in the week to
assume duties with the New Farm
ers-Carolina Warehouse company.
Edwards who is an experlenc-
ed bookkeeper will head the ottlce,
force of the New Farmers AMI
Carolina warehouses. r. Z. Cole
man is manager of the company
and Mrs. Harriet l.. Skies Is as
sistant manager.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
MOS TODD HOME

Mrs Rudolph Todd is convai-
escing nicely at her home in the
New Life section following an
oneration at the James Walker
Memorial hospital in Wilmington
Mrs Todd is an employee OF Har-
relson's Pharmacy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
Sim MIMMS

Slim Mimms, popular radio art
ist will appear at the Tabor CITY
American Legion hut Friday night
with his string band to play ioI
a square dance, Commander Ha Tba
Inman announced yesterday, Tue
music will begin at 8 O'Clock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
| A. G., Edwards
Presented Gavel
At Rotary Meet

I" Edwards, recently elected
vt of the Tabor City Rotary
~cceeding J. L. Baxter was
led the gavel at Mondays
meeting at Mrs. ToddS
ng house.
In taking over the leadership
of the club for the coming year
Mr.. Edwards spoke on what 10,
tary had meant to him and urg su
every Rotarian to strive 1or
oreater service by regular at
tendance and putting something
into the club during his term Oh
office. o,nood
MIR. Edwards also announced
the committee a ,Intments ioi
the wear and ga ach comm,tee
oome words of !ght regaruihe
their responsib:i:ti IS on such
committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
YOIJTH FELLOWSHIP

The Methodist Youth Fellowship
presented an interesting program
Sunday evening at the Bethel
Methodist church under the Oh
rection of Miss Carol Gore. The
nropram was we'll attended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
SUBS RIP T | 0 N )

Take another look at the exPr'
alton date on your Tabor City
Tribune. The paper was year
old last week and many subscriP'
,;,ns are running out. If your
subscription has, EXPIRED drop IN
tho office and have it renewed
Immediately or just send us a
ohsck for $500 and be assured
Of receiving the paper without
missing an issue - i: "~-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

Mrs. Julian Smith and sons
Butch and John, of Bethel are
visiting Mrs. Smiths mother
Mrs, Mary Todd. Bill and Tod
die Smith are at camp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

Mrs. Mae Young, Mrs. pli,
yonng Jr, and son Butch, and
Mrs. n, C. Spivey visited in Will
mineton Tuesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

said, "a broad three-year program
for protection and expansion OF
foreign trade in flue-cured tobca-
co will be stepped up immediate
Ilp. Tobacco Associates. Inc, a
non-profit organization formed to
administer the program, is already
operating, with the full cooper
alton of the Farm Bureau. the
Grange, the State College Elk,
tension Service and tobacco allied
interests"
Small emphasized that the Sc
curity of a healthy foreign mar
ket is vital to everyone living IN
the flue-cured belt and added
that the program is endorsed by
bankers, warehousemen and all
other businessmen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

p., .''o Viz. Earl Letter of
,, VOW and llr. and Mrs. Con
an, ,1s1 OF Salisbury visited
to,., 'l's. Ode Miller during
''a Mrs. Letter and
Miller. ate SISTERS u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
VOTING PLACES

South Fair Bluff. B. H. Smalls
store.
North Fair Bluff, B. H. Smalps
store.
Cerro Gordo, Cerro Gordc
school.
Cedar Grove, Cerro Gordo Ra-
dio shop.
Cherry Grove, O. w. William
sons station.
Molie. S. C. Longs store.
Beaverdam, Williams school.
Clarendon. Mrs. Stephens store
Tabor City. Legion Hut.
Sandy Plains. Norris station
Sandy Plains.
Guideway, Guideway school.
Bug Hill. Sinclair Cores store.
East Lees, Mrs. w. j. Sim
mons store.
West Lees. Leamon Wards
store.
North Lees, Tom HIPS store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
WATCH RABIES

VIVA, ~. heat now
in it, zenith, 'erS "iicu1u
be increasin" NJ LOT 7is"'
ue,lth a.. =, earned that
hot weather a-sH the po ~ =
bilties of iri II IN dogs' nc
most common ANS OF li"ii'i
- tho vim. , :. when one rab-
id dog bites ,her.
However, :; generally be-
l;eved thu! IS can pass
thronph a Kin into it's ner-
vous syst il the Saline
suits.
DOC we're advised to
,votcb th,. carefully and
prevent pets from roaming tue
community unattended. Dogs sus-
pected of having an ln1ect,oh
should be checked by veterlnar-
ians. There are veterinarians IN
Tabor City and Conway.
Emphasis was placed upon the
need of immediate medical treat
ment of all persons bitten or
scratched by dogs. The RABIES
virus, entering the human body
can cause fatal results the au-
thorities warned.
Reports of mad dogs in the To-
ris area have been received
, within the past week. To prevent
spread of the condition, all
dogs must be watched carefully
infected dogs destroyed, and i'm,
mediate attention given to all
victims of dog bites.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

H. IN. 7 NYUUrueI to be
L., ~ . service station that
.- .-S. snro repairs TOO.
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Evening star., 1947-01-02
Womens Furred Coas
plus 2o% tar

-QuoIty wooIs, fine furs! Silver fox, Persian Lomb,
squirrel, kit fox, and muskrot.
Fitted coots box coats with fur collars and cuffs.
fur tuedos and pones on block, green. blue. brown
ond grey. Sizes "a to AZ and 33h to 43h. Regularly
SlO8 to $l20 ------- .------------ S9S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
JUNEAU ELKS ARE KANGAR00ED WHILE
 ON SkAGWAY VISIT

A delegation of Juneau Elks re- turned here early yesterday morn- ing following a trip to SkagWay where they were the center of much activity Friday afternoon and eve ming.
 The Elks made the trip for the purpose of conducting an initiation at a special meeting of the Skagway Elks Lodge. The group initiated Charles R. Coffee and William D. Stevenson as new members of the Skagway lodge.
 Arriving Friday afternoon at Skagway on board the Donjac, the visitors were given welcome by their hosts at the dock and then taken to the Golden North Hotel. Later, that afternoon, the Skagway Elks rounded up the visitors on a downtown street corner and held a kangaroo court.
 Friday evening began with a ban- uuet and was followed by the meet ing and initiation. After the cere- monies were over, the motion pie ture "Twixt Dream and Deed was shown.
 Juneau Elks making the trip were: Victor Power, Ellis c. Reynolds, J.. H. Sadlier, Dewey Baker, w. H.. Biggs, J. L. Holmquist, Carl Hardin, Frank L. Oliver, Henry Messer- schmidt. John M. Moe and Jack Burford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
Navy Fund
 Gets Boost

WASHINGTON, June g. = R- The Senate Appropriations Com mittee today added $l76, ,500,8oo to the Navy appropriation voted by the House-an increase which Sen ator Saltonstall (R-Mass) declared will give the nation "a powerful, we'll balanced fighting fleet"
 The measure approved by the committee will give the Navy:
 A personnel strength of 3e5,000 enlisted men and 43,000 officers; an active fleet of 293 combat ships; and 5,793 aircraft, exclusive of those used for reserve training.
 This is 1000 more officers and 10000 more men than allowed by the House bill; 24 more combat ships, and 252 more aircraft.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
EAGLE RIVER GIRL
 SCOUT CAMP NOTES

Sunshine has come at last to the Girl Scout Camp and just in time to welcome our Sunday visitors People began to arrive shortly be- fore lunch and many of them stay ed to hear our afternoon program which consisted of the following numt CTS:
 Group singing: "Slumber, John nie," Pick a Bale of Cotton" or chestra," I'm Rollin'," "The Swan Sings" and White Coral Bells"
 Folk dancing Sandy Land" 1" "Bingo," Queen Mary" Jennie Crack Corn" I've Been to Har- lem"
 The delicious Sunday dinner was a high point of the day. Here is the menu: Roast leg of lamb, mashed potatoes and gravy, whole kernel corn, fresh fruit salad, hot bran mullins, strawberry jello, and raspberry kool aid and coffee.
 Craft projects finished and on display includes plastic and cord belts by Elizabeth Wyller, Nancy Mcdowell, Sue Wade, Shirley Mol var, Elsa Johnson, Carol Larence, Ann Johnson, Bonnie Wagner, Yvonne Poole, Mary Nordale, Rose ileen Hyckembottem and Donna Olds.
 Canvas belts by Elaine Nolvar. Long, Paul Cook, Mary Donna Jewett and Aleda Warner.
 Shell plaques and shell earrings were made by the same girls.
 Girls working on the Craft and Design Badge are Mary Nordale, Yvonne Poole. Elaine and Shirley Molvar, Elsa Johnson, Carol Ann Paula Cook, Louise Grant, Gloria Anderson, Aleda Warner and Nancy McDowell
 We have been swimming every day and are awaiting some smooth water for the eagerly awaited tests.
 Mrs. c. c. Carter has come out to be the camp nurse.
 The older girls are coming back to town on Thursday and the Brownies will be out for the next week.
 JULIA D. MARSHALL,
 Asst Camp Director.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
MIDDAY 0RTH0PEDlC CLINIC TO BE HELD Al
 CITY HEALTH CENTER

The Territorial Department ot Health will conduct an Orthopedic Clinic tomorrow and Wednesday at the Public Health Center, SIS Main Street. Juneau. Dr. Philip Moore, Orthopedic Surgeon at the Sitka Hospital will conduct the clinic. pr. Catherine Sherwood, Director of the Maternal and Child Health and Crippled Children's Division, and Miss Regina Mendel, Medical Social Consultant, will also partici- pate.
 The clinics will be held for the purpose of diagnosing and screen ing of new cases, consultation with local physicians and follow-up on cases which have already received orthopedic treatment.
 The clinic hours will be O. clock to 12, and l o'clock to 5, both days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
} HALIbU1ER5 ARE pICkETED AT KETCHIkAN

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, June 23.- B-Three Seattle halibut fishing boats. the Commando. Masonic and Mckinley, were picketed Saturday by members of the Deep Sea Fish ermens Union after their arrival from Alaska fishing grounds.
 Union officials contended the yes sels were manned by crewmen who paid a nominal fee ito make them part owners" The union charged the action was a subterfuge to per init the boats to operate without union crew.
 Eleven other Seattle vessels were listed by the union in the same category. The bulk of the halibut fishing fleet has been tied up in Puget Sound since May by an owner-union dispute over shares of the catch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
"WkLlACE' PARTY HOLDS CONVENTION,
 WASHINGTON STATE

OLYPMIA. June 23-lR-Urged to March Toward to Victory with Wallace in AS" delegates to the first State Convention of the Progressive Citizens of America were told by Executive Director H. Richard Sel- Ter yesterday that the special Third Congressional election that independent labor and progressive fighters can and will emerge victorious in next years balloting.
 Seller said that this very meet ing is adding to the trembling of reaction" and Charles R. Savage, Democratic candidate defeated in the recent election, told the ap- proximately 150 delegates that his defeat was caused by "a Republican smear campaign"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
DR. POPE ASSIGNED 10
 HEALTH BOAT HYGIENE

Dr. Horace E. Pope and his wife passed through Juneau on Sunday on their way to Nome, where they will join the Ms Hygiene, U. s. Public Health boat Dr. Pope has been assigned to the staff as a dentist. while his wife will be den- tai assistant He is the first dentist to De assigned to the boat, which is now giving health examinations in the Seward Peninsula area. The Popes are from Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
COCKTAIL PARTY FOR VISITORS E
 CANCELLED TODAY
Seattle Mayor and Others Aboard Baranof Will Be
 Greeted by Officials

President J. s. MacKinnon of the Chamber of Commerce cancell- ed the cocktail party for members of the Seattle Chamber of Con- merce and the Mayor of Seattle this morning due to the hour of arrival of the Baranof which will not be in port until late this evening.
 Moyor Hendrickson and members of the City Council, the President and Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Members of the Execu- tive Board and the reception com- ,nittee. the President of the Rotary Club and other civic minded per- sons will meet the ship and give the visitors greetings from Juneau.
 It is hoped that Mayor Hendrick- son and President MacKinnon can the schedule of the party so that the members may plan to spend some time in Juneau on the return trip to Seattle later in the summer.