The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14

that the Club is not gambling joint. It's place to dine and have
 fun-with the best quality service
 in everything from soup to nuts. | Nelda Phillips and Lee Hall were married last Friday evening at a
 candle ligh. ceremony performed by
 the Rev. Elwood Hunter, at the home i of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. Ora Phillips. The groom is the son
 of Mrs. Earl Sharp of Jacksonville,
 Oregon, and is employed by ANS on Japonski.
 Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Edwards and Miss Darien Phillips. 1 The brides brother, Orden Phillips, acted as best man.
 After the ceremony an informal reception was held for intimate family friends. The couple will tenn porarily live at the Phillips home until they areable to find an apartment.
 On Friday evening Ethel Elizabeth Joseph and Albert Carl Nielsen were married at the Federal Court Rooms by US Commissioner Frank Rich ards. Witnessnes were Lillian Morri- son and Eli Howard Marriage licenses applied for this week were: Clem Williams Pace and
 Audrey Laverne Bowman; Frankie Wright of Hoonah and Gertrude | Priscilla Davis.
 | Mrs. Charles Whittimore and Mrs Paul Morgan this afternoon opened
 small grocery store in Jamestown
 Bay The store, located in the small l .uilding in front of the Whittimore property, will be opened days and ! evenings all week.
 1 The proprietors will divide their business hours and family hours
 between them.
 MT. and Mrs Bert Rimmer have opened watch and jewelry repair shop in the Coliseum Building, in space formerly occupied by Frank | Richards. MT Rimmer is an ANS i employee on Japonski, doing repair l work in his spare time.
 Jack Calvin has rented the first floor of the Mills Building on Max :outoff Street, formerly occupied by Art Franklin Accounting Company, | for a print shop. His machinery and
 equipment are expected to arrive
 within a few days and the shop,
 known as the Sitka Printing Com
 pany will be open for business shortly. MT. Calvin is an experienced printer, having owned and operated
 printing business in connection with the Sitka Arts and Crafts until | the pressure ol store business for-
 ced him to close his print shop. 1 A Mt. Edgecumbe Chapter of the Lions Club was organized Thursday
 neon at a meeting held at the stu ients dining room of the school. A charter for the organization Is ex-
 pected to arrive by October Fifteen
 members were present and chose Jchn Dolenc, Dr. M. M. Van Sandt
 or nominating committee. ] Mrs. E. H Gillenwater has organ- l ized All Baking Club, with the
 name Sit-cooks, meeting every Mon i day evening. Officers elected were:
 Susan Kinberg, President; Sydney
 Hert, Vice President; Donna Lou
 Kuehn, Secretary; Janet Somers, l Treasurer; Jean Ann Gilbert, Re- l porter, Betty Ann Pherson, Song
 Leader, Rose Marie Kinberg, Sar- geant at Arms.
 Bud Fetter was reelected Presi-
 1ent of the Teen-Age Club last Fri day evening, Berna Boettcher, Sec lretary-treasurer and Paul Wlllett lSargeant at Arms.
 Appointed to the entertainment committee were: Janelle Hert, Sally
 Somers, Dick Avrit, Jack Comery; tc
 the music committee. Myrna Willett
 Jchn Thopson Butch Burke and Bill Lawrence.
 The group voted to hold barr
 dance-and basket social on the first Friday of each month.
 | Passengers arriving and leaving
 oy Totem this week were: In on the
 24th Dorothy Heinz c. R. Hiltabl- |