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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

MrS. BeauCye Johnson dccoin
pained by her sister Mrs. S. L.
Divon of Tallulah, La, left the
city for a visit in Atlanta City. N.
j., and New York.
Mrs. Thomas Smith of Kamazoo,
Mich, Neice of Rev. and Mrs. R.
A. Scott of West Pearl street,
spent a few days visiting in their
home after attending the Mission
ary Ouadriel in New Orleans, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timn Cooper of
Kansas City, Mo-, are i'm the city
visiting Mrs. Amanda Brown,
Monument street. Mrs. Timn Is
the former Helen Allen. Many
courties have been shown them
during their visit here. Amonk
which a surprise entertainment
on Monday evening by members
of Pearl street A. M. E. Church.
Mrs. Timn was faithful mem
Der and Sunday school teacher be-
fore moving from the city.
Mrs. Juanita Beadle has return
ed home after vacationing with
her daughter and son in law Rev.
and Mrs. Richard Middleton in
Chocago, Illinois.
Mrs. Ora Belle Wallace accom-
panied by her daughter Jean and
little son Kennedy of Detroit, Mich,
are in the city to attend the
wedding of her sister Miss Ida
Mae Johnson.
Mrs. Earnestine Cypress has
returned home after visiting her
daughter and son in law DR.. and
Mrs Ray Boggs in st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Earnestine Cobbs Collins
of New Orleans, Lr., spent the
week end in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Greene. Mrs. Col
Inns enjoyed visits with relatives
and her many friends here. On
Sunday she enjoyed a motor trip
to Sanitorium, Miss, to visit Miss
Gdendolyn Greene who is report
ed improving.
Mrs. and Mr.. Lucius Patton are
spending their vacation here with
relatives and friends. They are
now living in Atlanta, Ga, where
n - I4Nz ~
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

Mrs. and Mr.. Lucius Patton are
spending their vacation here with
relatives and friends. They are
now living in Atlanta, Ga, where
Mr.. Patton in a college student
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

and Mrs. Patton is a primary
teacher in one of Atlanta's best
elementary schools. Mrs. Patton
us the former Lula Mae Hopkins.
DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Hall, of
West Pearl Street are spending
two weeks in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, visiting relatives and fri
ends. While there they will at
tend the Medical Association.
Master Billy and Luther Dease,
young sons of Mrs. Ruth Dease
returned to Jackson Tuesday af-
ter apending two months in Cham
paign, I'LL, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Holloway. They also spent
a very pleasant week in Detroit,
Michigan with their Aunt, Miss
Myrtle M. Roseman.
The following teachers have re-
turned to the city after spend
ing nine weeks in summer school
at Atlanta, University, Atlanta,
Ca, Miss Earnestine Powell and
Ida Harris, Mrs. Henrene w.
Swan, Mrs. Earlene K. Miles and
Mr.. Aaron Jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

With one of Lula Bellies Page
Boys made Of pure human hadr.
Send sample Of hair for match
In. Order now. Remit money
or pay Postman ON delivery.
Curls, Bxaids GlaEnOurous,
PemPadours, Chignon Rolls.
The public is also extended
an invitation to visit the FAC
IAL CLINIC In connection with
our shop and sehool, serving
both men and women.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

Mrs. Beautye Johnson accom-
NAMED by her sister Mrs. S. L..
Divon of Tallulah, La, left the
city for a visit in Atlanta City. N.
j., and New York.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23
Robinson Fights
For Fund For
DoyIe's Mother

New York - Sugar Ray Rob
inson, welterweight champion, will
engage in three non title bouts
for the benefit of the mother of
the late Jimmy Doyle who died
from ring injuries sustained in a
title fight with Robinson in Cleve-
land early this summer. !.
Robinson signed a contract last
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

Mrs. Juanita Beadle has return
ed home after vacationing with
her daughter and son in law Rev.
and Mrs. Richard Middleton in
Chocago, Illinois.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

Mrs. Earnestine Cypress has
returned home after visiting her
daughter and son in law DR.. and
Mrs Ray Boggs in st. Louis. Mo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

Mrs. Ora Belle Wallace accom-
panied by her daughter Jean and
little son Kennedy of Detroit, Mich,
are in the city to attend the
wedding of her sister Miss Ida
Mae Johnson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

returning to Jackson the first
week in Sept.
Mrs. Berenice Newman Hunter
of Columbus, Miss, will repre-
sent Harmonic Music Club, Inc.,
at the National Association of
Negro Musicians by rendering a
piano selection on the Talent Nj
ght Program. Mrs. Hunter Will
be remembered as the daughter
of Mr.. B. P. Newman at TIP Rose
street and as an accomplished pl-
.anist.
Mrs. Ester Dixon Lindsay has
returned to the city after study
ing several weeks at New York
University.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23
BRIDE ELECT RONORED

BRIDE ELECT RONORED
Miss Ida Mae Johnson, bride ell
ect of John Floyd was honored
during the week with several af-
fairs.
Miss Velma Wilson and Mrs.
Sue Hair entertained in her hon
or with a lovely lingerie shower
DIN the beautiful home of Mrs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

to the fund. In addition, Promo
ter Babe Mccoy will donate the
entire profits of the show.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23

The Members of Tarmonia Mus
ic Club, Inc, elected two of their
out standing officers to attend the
National Association Of Negro
Musicians.
These delegates, Mrs. Edna Red
mond, President, and Miss Hat
tye E. Rosemon, Secretary, left
the city Saturday for st. Louis,
Mo-, where the Association is in
session August II to %. Miss
Roseman will visit relatives and
friends in Chicago, ILL.,, before
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-23
Over 7,OO0,O 600

The population of California on
january /, 1910, was estimated by
the State Taxpayers association as
over 100000
Evening star., 1947-06-11
Marriage License
| AppIications

Under D. C. IoDs couples must
apply for q marriage license on
| one day, ionit three full days and
receire the license on the nth
dag. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
stephen Hoffman, Il. Sorfols; Va: vs.. and n
Rachel Hernandez, 20. i42s Ames pi
Milford Russell; a Msstvllls. sss Y &. Fla. and
r1a1 and ursuis Maia'S Waldorf. e, 30 Randolph
'.nsds and Esa Ess.s r. a. g. saos HsT y
sese0a Sc aair. alb Il. q i45s Msgisi.s ni, NV
Earl NV. a1.ndr snd jean Row. S II. tsa 18Th &
Richard washington, 25, and Bernies Rob
EDWARD spa Katz. Ds Ss. Arlington. Va. and Anna
belle Madorsky. 20. 4817 Illinois ave
Clarence saIser. %. Arlington, Va, and
Philomen oidakowski. 20. 324o Hiatt
Elmer : Fisher, %. 1914 2 St. Sc. and
Frances johnson, FL, MONTGOMERY w
Frances Kirk. ss. .s54 slst St. ne,
Collins. es:s'Soi ~ both 81 10 Rhode Island
Maurice xment. A, 90 1nsraham st. NV.
and Maude Keene, 26' l4l7 Newton st.
Raymond PriIlman. s1. 1881 coreor.n St.
NV, and Ella Butler, 1s, 1705 You 1t.
JACK rrendable, 20, gao s5th st. ne. and
Ruth HsEe6erE, y; lai5 tiIIl Juniper rd e. nv nv
M.Es Thelms nisaa psnsro sSssSI Ssso ana s. as M
Chester Tusnsh Hsi.r 81 Canton sT Pa and
william iilaaes eood.a Mssn T. T. M asas e: T. s1st s st
ss,; ss;s,;; q. and Kathleen Turner "a. a2la
Roliln Psine' a e.. s5. so1o 18th st. ne. ane
Paul Daisey, "a, Frankford, Del, and Ami.
william Grefhn, 30 80, 1854 Calvert st. NV.
and Mary Dreschler. 20. Westminster
Early. Fl. 147o Chaplin st. NV. M ''
Robert Groshon, 23, Hyattsville, Md. and
Miriam Thompson 19, 237 33rd st. ne
% Barbara % French. 1s. sio7 M f sennins W I'd. n. ne e
Seymour zweisoron, a5, silver Spring; Nd;
snnd Maria Toussoto. 30, Cairo Hotel
FiIiiman sisk, 1s. and Emma Richards, Is
RoBert bert Ressier. K s : %, and Cecilia Krul. ~
william suddith, "a, .2617 14th q. nv;
and Audry Bottemiller. 80, Ridgeneld
John oishin, %, 4a3 18th st. NE, and
Gloria katz, 1e' ~ Somerset pl NV; W.
Theophane Pairier.. ~, 3414 N st. nv
James Cooper, "a, oxford, n c., and Annie
Cousins, "a, Quantico, Va.
Robert Eaton, 81, Methuen, Mass. snt
Ermalee Childers, "a, 1928 Clifton st
william Thompson, II. s1so 10th St NV
and Phyllis Westwood, 21. 4450 Green
Marvin Wheeler. rs, 1918 o st. NV. and
Donald Clark, 81. and Doris Woods. 20
both of 1923 st. NV.
william Whalen, %, 1855 Avon pl. NV,
and Helen Hammerash, 20, 1427 Giraro
Frederick Kicker, %. 1895 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc, and Allen Davis. 81, AMMAN
dale, Va.
Evening star., 1947-06-11

Robert Seward. 80, watertown. Mass, and
Doris Kiuge. 26, 1856 Tennyson 81. NV.
Donald Norris hssi.l n Kin nkis Colo ana Eana
Wa1aF .aa Las1 asnfna aason. 30. 80 gasns s. y -
ws.n and as Mary zasleI seH isRs51 ssS5 ass
Alssr. l = sry.r. Is, aose Ian i. nv, and
"s zura Maryland. 70. M a5os St. NV
william Biedsrmsn q; se45 cenascsalssutt Dse asrt
JACK Harris, SIS. 1918 Trinidad ave. ne.
and Celia Aguinick. 80. 3010 Gainesville
James Taylor, SO, 2ss 9th st. Sc, and
Beatrice Coles, 25; 3o7l ordWay St. nv; Nv
Is Iorens aasi smith. 25. aae 5th asi 1t. Sc. -
Lionel, st. Peter. 26, Marine Barracks,
and Joyce johnson, p. .Ian HartioTd: for Conn.
isssp and Ruth siL. Riley. III. Arlington. Va; :.
NV. and Jeanne Dante, "a. 17l7 goth
'0sn ana Beatrice Huntt' ss. i1as Park pi.
Earle ssa 1s5nts s5Es oMsa M 81 isas sss 1t ss s. ne
Donald Leweck, %, $500 2nd st: NV. and
and Anna FITZGERALD. ID, 27l5 CentrA
ave. ne.
ISSUED AT FAIRFAX.
Robert Valentine Rhodes, ~, ana Iona
Reta Mendolia, 28, both OF Pittsburgh.
william Stanley Thornberry. 90. Falls
Church. and Virginia Pauline YOUNG 2o'
Arthur Little Dixon. "a. and Marian
Hedwie Ganauf. 25, both OF Falls
Church
John Charles Harper, 20. and Jean Marie
Cole, 90, both Of Route 5, Alexandra:
Roy Lindeli CourtaWay, 81, Arlington, and
June Yyonne Luttrell, II. Fairfax.
Addison Henry Brown. 27, and Sadie
Richard Milton Byrd, %. and orelle
Bailey, 21, both of washington.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

the company as "the greatest weekly
figure compiled by any attraction In
any theater anywhere in the world.
The pictures first-week's business
in Washington is merely described as
terrific word that is always loose
no matter how correct it may be.
Trapped in a corner at the Statler
the other day, John Garfield let 1t
be understood that his failure to
appear in Tennessee Williams
street Car Named Desire will not
keep him out of the legitimate
theater this season. For one thing,
even If a smallish one, he will play
the lead in the Experimental Thea
ter's production of Jan de Hartog' S
Skipper Next to God"
The E. T. production is set for
early in January and after its brief
run, Garfield is contemplating the
lead in Arthur Miller's Plenty Good
Time" He may even be partici-
pant in the production of the Miller
play, according to reports.
Conceding that temperance on
the legitimate stage may not be
economic, Garfield still thinks of 1t
as more or less an imperative for an
actor who ever has been there.
Another Hollywood flight to
Broadway might involve Gregory
Peck and Laraine Day in the re-
vival of Angel Street." which they
Evening star., 1947-11-01

have been doing on the west coast
under the direction OF Shepard
Traube. If Angel Street comes
East, its Broadway shelter will be
the Civic Center.
X X X 4
Comedian Eddie Cantor still
fancies himself as a youngish, lively
sort but the title role in "The Life
of Eddie Cantor" now being con-
sidered by Warner Bros, will be
played by another actor. Cantor
will limit himself to providing mere
ly the material on which the picture
is based.
Press agents copy left casually or
drama desks can take lot Of un-
expected defacing, as, to wit, the
following:
"Chevalier, who proved to the
skeptical last spring in New York
! that he retains his charm, his mag
netism and his boX-office appeal
has scored an American comeback
with a vengeance. He is starred ir
the forthcoming Rene Clair picture
Man About Town" and his record
album is selling like hot cakes
To which, some .irreverent invaded
has added:
BET he wishes they were selling
like records" Goke courtesy Capito
stage ShoW-any week..
X II X X
Saturday summary: Critics will
not have to wait its opening at the
Little to catch their first glimpse Of
The Raider" English attraction
which comes to that house Wednes-
day. Screening time was foune
for Tuesday morning. =. =. . Jimmy
Cricket, one of Disney's pet charac-
ters who has largely been idle since
his bow in "Pinnochio," will make 6
return trip to the screen in Fun
and Fancy Free" next attraction al
Keith's. .. There will be cash prizes
at II Warner neighborhood theaters
this afternoon for the child wearers
of the best Halloween costume. .
In addition to Monday nights
o'clock opening of Maurice Cheva-
lier's one-man show, critics ano
others in show business will be har-
assed to find some time to attene
simultaneous afternoon parties fol-
the French player and Lana Turner
The parties are at the same
time, but unfortunately, at different
places. The Children's Museum
of Washington is accepting order:
for season subscriptions to the Glare
Tree Major Childrens Theatel
series. Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" is the second attraction
of the season :. Community Educa
ton, now located at 914 Goth street
will present the first of a series O.
six films at its new headquarter!
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock .. 'Th'
Lady Vanishes" will be the initia
offering of a group which include:
"a Chaplin Festival" Time in the
Sum-" Crime and Punishment" ane
The Spanish Earth" Admission
is by series ticket only. -. "Squarinl
the Circle" will be the second offer
ing of the Alexandria Little Thea
! ters program. There will bt
three performances, starting Novem.
Der "a, in the auditorium of George
Washington High School.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time OF Showing

stage.
Catholic University-"Rebel's En-.
pire";; $50 pm.
National-"The Merry Widow"
2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"Her Husbands AT.
fairs; /, $40, 500, 7:30 and 9:4s
pm.
Capitol-"The Other Love-; 1875
am, ITO, $3.50, $50, 9:10 and 11:4s
pm. Stage shows: 1925, 3:05, 5:45
s:25 and 11:05 pm.
Columbia - "Ninotchka" lilo
am, 1:15, 500, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:4C
pm.
Hippodrome "A Lady Surren-
ders";; 2, 4:O5, 6:15, sos and 9:55 pm
Keith's Magic Town; 11:15
am, 1:15, 3:25, $40, 7:5o, 1905 pm
and 1915 am.
Little-"Children Of Paradise"
IL am, LAO, 4:20, and 9:25 pm
Metropolitan-"Down to Earth:
1885 am, los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and
$50 pm.
Palace Forever Amber; 10:5s
m, 1:30, 4:05, $40, 9:15 and 11:45
pm.
Pix Ecstasy; 2:25, sos, 7:40
1920 pm. and l am.
Trans and shorts
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner-"Her Husbands Affairs"
1O:45 am, 1888, $40, 5:25, 1885
$50 pm. and 1905 am.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Patterson Team

For the first time in film history
a father and son will co-star in the
same picture!
This will happen at RKo Radio
Studios where Jack Holt has been
signed to play Tim Hollis father in
his sons next starring picture, "The
Arizona Ranger"
Young Holt is marked for a big
build-ur by his studio. The box
office returns and the fan mail on
his current Westerns, plus the ad-
vance notices he has won for his
performance in Warmers "The
Treasure of Sierra Madre' have
convinced RKO that he is ready for
top spot in the Western field.
John Rawlins has been signed to
direct THE Arizona Ranger" and
Norman Houston is credited with
the screenplay.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Hollywood:
4.Days' Shooting
Plan Catches
H'wood's Eye
By Sheifoh Grohom

Alfred Hitchcock promises to
make his movie, Rope in four
days This isn't as impossible as
it sounds Hitch will rehearse his
players-headed by Jimmy Stewart
for one month; then he'll shoot
the movie as though it were play
If this works out, watch for the rest
of Hollywood's producers to follow
suit. They'll save millions.
Jimmy Stewart, by the way,
should get a medal, because, in
"Northside 777," he plays a reporter
as have been most of those I've
known-I mean the newsman
doesn't get drunk, etc, etc. He's
just intelligent and very active.
X X X
Gregory Peck will be competing
with himself for an Academy Award
this year, just as he did last year.
This time Greg should be nominated
for 1.-The Paradine Case" and
"Gentleman's Agreement" both OF
which will be released before 1947
expires. Last year, Greg rated con-
sideration because of hs work in
Duel in the Sun" and 'The Year
ling"
Clifford Sandforth, co-producer of
Cornell Wilde's Bandit of Sherwood
Evening star., 1947-11-01

otherwise would have received the
present. Sounds like swell idea.
Donald Crisp's kidney operation
will keep him in the hospital for two
weeks. Meanwhile, they will shoot
around him in 1.-The Hills of Home.
Janet Leigh, leading lady in
the same picture, tells me that she
started her Metro contract with q
weekly salary of $50! This was dou-
bled soon after,s and her options
since have been taken up, but I
doubt if she is yet earning as much
as 5000 a week. Janet is sensible
girl, however, and says, I'm lucky
to be under contract with so many
good actresses let out"
Lotte Lehman, now playing Mar
garet O'Brien's grandmother in
THE Big City," says 1t took her 40
years to make up her mind about
movies. Now she can't think why she
waited so long. In between pictures
Miss Lehman will do concerts-the
first at U. C. L. A., December 9.
Katharine Hepburn has had her
hair cut short for her "State of the
Union" picture, in which there's an
interesting switch of characteriza-
Evening star., 1947-11-01

Forest" is offering Hedy Lamar
the lead in Virgin of the Gods" a
SO 1000, 900 technicolor epic for United
Artists release-Hedy to have he1
choice of leading man, director, etc.
plus share of the profits. Sounds
like a coy deal to me.
Joseph Gotten is wall crazy! In
his spare time he builds new walls
around his Pacific palisades estate
and is now surrounded by three or
four of 'em. And when he starts
the next, he'll have to tear his house
down, to make room! :. Jennifer
Jones, by the way, has been at Lake
Arrowhead with her two youngsters
ever since she finished Portrait of
Jennie"
Barbara Stanwyck is off to Palm
Springs to bake out the cold that
pestered her all during the shooting
of "B. F.'s Daughter" ..
Spencer Tracy laughs and laughs
at the story that he spent last week
end painting the outside of his Palm
Springs house. That's much too
much like hard work for Spence.
He prefers to play tennis.
Loretta Young and Tom Lewis
have again booked passage for
Honolulu, but they won't leave until
after Christmas. Loretta, of course,
has to finish Rachel" first.
And that reminds me, William
Holden-on the Rachel" set-has a
good idea about Christmas presents.
He would like stars and players in
stead Of giving each other presents
to give the money to an organiza-
ton like CARE, to have packages
of food and clothing sent to families
who need them in Europe as gift
from the person in Hollywood who
Evening star., 1947-11-01

will play Dorothy Maguire's husband
in Selznick's production of Hendrix
Ibsen's Doll House" Not uninf1u-
ential in Selznick's decision to bring
the Ibsen piece to the screen was
Miss McGuire's enormously success
full performance as Nora in the
Theater Guilds radio production of
DOLLS House" last season.
X
Naturally and properly proud is
Goth Century-Fox studios that the
first week of Forever Amber" at the
Roxy theater netted (not grossed)
s180,598. The figure is set down by
Evening star., 1947-11-01

MILO Rockville, Nd. Rock. z41
Today Only. Two Big Hits. THUNDER
M0IJNTAIN''; Plus Second Big Hit,
1SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." Last
Complete Show 500. =,
Halloween Costume Party on stage .
Pm. Prizes, Apple Bobbins, Contests
and Stunts.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

ton. Angela Lansbury is playing the
sophisticated part, while Katie is on
the natural side. It's usually the
other way.
Jack Benny visited the Home
coming" set on Director Mervyn LIE
Roy's birthday. Everyone gave Merv
a present, including star Clark
Gable. But said Mr.. Benny, Don't
expect present from me, Mervin.
you still owe. me one for last year"
(Released by. North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1947-11-01
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
y, NOVEMBER T. eH.
SelzniCk Gives His Actors
Names That Won't Confuse
By Joy Cormody

generally the asute
Hollywood quality the production OF
motion pictures
Selznick confuse public with
foreign Toward this admirable end Senck
his Swedish ALT Ken Christian Keleen
incidentally
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-29
'05S" THRILLING SCREEN FEATURE
 AT 20TH CENTURY

High adventure and thrills ga- lore swept across the screen of the 2oth Century Theatre yester- day when Paramounts exciting Alan dd-Geraldine Fitzgerald co-starrer, 70. s. S. bowed into town.
 70. S. S." is filled with the kind of history making incident that is only now being revealed to the ruhlic by the governments intelli- gence agency, the Office of Strate- gic Services
 It is Entertainment-with capi- tai "E"-from opening flicker to final fadeout.
 The film story of % S. S." con cerns the daring and dangerous activities of a team of four op- orators known at Team Apple jack" It is Applejack's job to de- molish a bridge in France prepar- atory to the D Day landing, Ladd and Miss Fitzgerald arc two of the team parachuted into enemy occupied France, where they pro- ceed to try to contact workers ot the French resistance movement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-29
CATHOLIC BAZAAR TO OPEN FRIDAY
 FOR 2-DkY RUN

Juncau- Young Hardware has a window that is an eye-catcher, with numerous articles, both use ful and decorative, on display-a preview of what's to come at the Catholic Bazaar Friday and Sat urday. A cuddly armful for some hopeful is the pert doll, outfit ted from beret to boots in hand made wardrobe, plus scores of en- ticing items for adults. The small fry, tco, will find lots of things 10 delights them. Comparable to the Big Top" the committees Toast Everything under one roof, tea room, hit dog stand, entertain ment and numerous colorful booths
 The Bazaar will be or"n from 8 10 12 on Friday evening. and from 3 to and from to l2 on Saturday
 The Douglas Ladies Altar SSo- cicty has added a booth devoted to the sale of variety of relig- ious articles, rosaries, prayer looks etc.
 i The Postoffice booth will be a fascinating place, affording an op- pcrtunity to purchase parcel from ones favorfte state or town in Alaska
 The lovely needlework will pro- vide grand chance to get soma early Christmas shopping done Homenae,a candy and d varied choice of food at the booths and tea room will offer the pause that refreshes.'
 l Among the awards that will be given on the last evening of the bazaar will be an electric Mix Master, the answer to some house wife's dream The climax will Dc l the awarding of the Plymouth Sedan Saturday night
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-29
Going Away ParIy
 Given for Campbells

To insure that Charlotte and Jimmy Campbell were thoroughly surprised, Mrs. Matt Gormley and Mrs. Norman Buoy held a going away party for them at the resi- dence of MT and Mrs. Robert Faulkner last night.
 Jimmy Campbell, staff ser geant with the Signal Corps, is being transferre dto Nome, and he and Mrs. Campbell plan to leave Juneau October B.
 They were presented with a going-away gift which was placeo beneath mirror upon which the word NOME was inscribed. Inc surprise was corn pepper.
 Coffee and dessert were serv- ed. and during the evening the guests played games
 Present were MT. and Mrs. Dear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-29

Livingstone and Walt Flint, from Petersburg, E. K. Jensen and Char les Hoff; from Taku Lodge, Mrs. Washington, M. Shaw and Chris tine Heller
 Flying to Juneau from SitEa were William Lentz, MI Mllllcc, Mrs Ole Tang, s. D. Fancy, D. E. Kidd Esther Showers, C. Ander- son, Slim Blood, Mrs. c. West, L. Volby, c. Bell, R. A. Newman and L Handy
 From Skagway to Jur2au, Pat lick, Florence and Dean Story, MT and Mrs. Claude Roundtree, John Lundey, Andrew Halata, William Miller. Clara Smith and r. Phelrf- and from Haines, Mary Robinson and L. c. Koenig.
 To Juneau from Appleton Cove Mrs J. James and Jack Altman; from Tenakee, Nancy Johnson from Pelican, Peter Peterson, Cor don Cleveland, and MT and Mrs K. w. Hoyt.