The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-25

of interest 1n the past.
 New member elected to the club was Julius Ferney editor of the Sitka Sentinel.
 Don R. McGraw has been ap- pointed District Deputy Supreme Governor for Alaska and the Yu- kon Territory by the Supreme Lodge of Mooseheart, Illinois. MT. McGraw is Past President of the Alaska Moose Association and Past Governor of the Sitka Lodge.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Ernst Ny gaard left via Totem Airways tnls week to attend the Missionary So- ciety of the Pacific Synod meet ing in Seattle beginning Sept. 21. They were accompanied by thier small son and daughter.
 Mrs. George Henderson with her young son and daughter arrived this week for an extended visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Schrey. Her husband, an Army captain during the war, has been recalled to service and sent to Baltimore, Maryland, for several months training.
 MT. and Mrs. George Baggen nave received word that their son. in-law. Jim Vrooman, who has been in charge of the CAA sta tion at Gustavus for several months, has been transferred to the States for further training in instrument landing of planes. MT. Vrooman served in the Navy dur ing the war as radar technician. He was accompanied south by his wife, Betty, and infant daughter, Linda.
 Bob Nelson returned this week from summers work at his tour ist camp at Thayer Lake on Ad- miralty Island This has been MT. Nelson's second summers work on building tourist lodge at the lake.
 Mrs. Kathrine Banvard and Mrs. John Cushing were co-hoStesses at cocktail party last Sunday eve ming at the Banvard home, honor ing MT. and Mrs Walter Horack, brother -in-law and sister of MT. Charles Wortman. The Horacks plan to spend some weeks hunt ing here before returning to their home in Alameda, Calf.
 MT. and Mrs. Orville Paxton held Open House last Saturday evening for over forty friends, the occasion being MT. Paxton's birth day Late in the evening the par ty moved to the Elks Club for dancing.
 Frank Wright, Jr., manager of Pyramid Fisheries, left by plane Wednesday for his home in Seattle. Before leaving MT Wright appoint ed c. c. Brooks as cannery watch man
 The Alaska Transportation slip Glove Hitch was in port this week leading the l2,000 cases of salmon packed this season by the Pyramid Fisheries. The pack was to be shipped via Prince Rupert.
 Mrs. Neill Andersen left by plane Friday, via Juneau, for Seattle for an indefinite stay with relatives The two Anderson children, Wake and Louella, are attending Seattle schools this winter.
 O. l. Hall, Seattle contractor who managed the Stems Drake Puget Sound construction of the Naval Air Station on Japonski, is expect ed this weekend for brief visit with friends. He will be a guest at the home of Jack Conway.
 Mrs. Robert Wheeler is scheduled to enter the Orthopedic Hospital next week for surgery by Dr. Phil lip Moore.
 John Tunis, watchman at Hirst Chichagof, came in by plane last weekend to buy winter supplies for settlers in his vicinity. The La- Verne II, owned by Richard Peters, was chartered to deliver the sup plies this weekend.
 Between Pacific Tides" by Ed Ricketts and Jack Calvin, out of print since the war, has been re- published by Stanford Press in revised edition The first edi- tion was published in 1889. The Look is based on marine shore ami mals collected by the author along the coast from Lower California