The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
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ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
 PELICAN, Alaska, March 30-Mr and Mrs. Edwin c. Johnson and son Carl have returned from a two months vacation trip which they spent in Douglas and Lake Stevens, Wash, visiting relatives and friends. 1 The Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Personeus ] and the Rev. and Mrs. c. Byron Personeus were hosts to the Junior Class of the Sunday School and Church members at a pre-Easter party at their home Thursday eve ming March 25
 1 Those who attended were, Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe Max and sons AL den and Arthur. Mrs. Eliza Mork and daughter Betty. Marie and Margaret Edgecomb, Roger and Gloria Christensen, Rosie Lawrence and Valentino Quie.
 ] An Easter Egg Hunt highlighted the afternoons entertainment at 8 party given by Mrs. c. c. Personeus for her primary class of the Pelican Church on the Saturday preceding Easter. Tots who enjoyed the party were Zerine and Connie Klippert, Rosie Lawrence, Patty Underhill, Gloria Christensen and Karen Wahto.
 Accompanied by her mother, Mre. Mathew Lawrence, Annabelle Law renee was taken by plane to Juneau where she underwent major op- eration. Word has been received that Annabelle is recovering rapidly.
 Mrs. Gordon Cleveland was ho- stess to the knitting class at her home recently. Those present were Mesdames c. Byron Personeus, Fred Wetehe, and daughter Karen Wet che, Helvig Christensen, Thomas -dacGrail, and G3nrad Klippert.
 After the evenings instruction. in knitting, refreshments were se@.2d Fred Wetche is in Juneau where repair work is being done on his troller Dixie. Bjorn Thorkildson ac- companied Wetche on the trip.
 John Heusisen returned via Alas ka Coastal Airways from Junea'' where he spent several days on bl.s- mess.
 Gordon Underhill has reported an unusual occurrence. Several days ago he and his wife found the beach and flats in front of their home strewn with literally millions of young shrimp. In numerous places the shrimp were piled four and five inches deep.
 Fred Grant recalled that simi- lar occurrence took place several years ago near Wrangell.
 Pete Liadal was a dinner guest of the Jack Ronning's on Easter Sunday. Guests at the home of Mrs. Eliza Mork were Peter Brown and William Mork.
 Marilyn Jones was dinner guest of the E. E. Blannings that day.
 The Fred Wetche and Helvlg Christensen families had no-host dinner Easter Sunday at the Wetcne home and Lief Thorkildson was an additional guest.
 MT. and Mrs. John Breseman en- tertained MT. and Mrs. A. M. Wahto and children at Easter Sunday dln- ner.
 An appreciative audience wines sed the Easter program of the Peii- can Church Sunday evening. The program was presented at the Com munity Hall on March 28 and the back ground music was furnished by an orchestra composed of MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Max, the Rev anu Mrs. c. B. Personeus.
 Soloist were accompanied py Rev c. c. Personeus in the following program;
 Prelude: Songs of Praise" by Orchestra,
 Invocation and songs: Rev .C. C personeus, All Hail the Power nCne Day." What Friend
 Prayer: Roscoe Max; Recitation: Easter in the Gar den" by Gloria Christensen;
 Choruses: The Primary Depart ment
 Recitation Jesus Is Living, by Karen Wahto;
 Exercise. Easter Flowers, oy Freddy Grant, Lynnie Grant, Patty Underhill, Karen Wahto, Gloria Christensen, and Laurie Grant
 Recitation An Easter Anchor, by Alden Max;
 Solo: The Risen Saviour ny