The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02

in Vancouver, Wash.
 4 Paul Willett, son of Mr. and Mrs
 Earl Willett, left by plane last weekend to enter Western Wash Ington College of Education in Bel lingham. Young Willett plans ts major in music.
 Leaving cn the MS. Mt. Edge cumbe this week were Clara Siver- fly, Alma Teetuk and Mary Oh kiaya of Mt. Edgecumbe School, on an invitation from the Washing ton Fair Board, to demonstrate at
 Yakima primitive methods of pre- serving fish. Accompanying t h c girls was Miss Robinson of the Ex- tension Service.
 Passengers arriving by To m , Tuesday were: Mrs L. H. Chaney, Ruth Barlowe, Mrs. Jack Stanton, Glare Swensen, Mrs. Clint Holmes and children Jay, Martin and Mau- na; Frank Guertin, Mrs. Jessie Bassford.
 Leaving Wednesday morning were: Louise Davis, Annie Hadden, c. R. Littlejohn, David Mcintosh, Mir and Mrs. George Fox, Emma Leuf- ;kins, E. R. LaMont, Mrs. William Peters, Oscar Christianson, Gordon Hill, A. w. Shigley, Lois Shigley Frank Roebuck, and Tommy Smith iand Stack Forum, sons of MT. and Mrs. Harold Smith and MT. and Mrs. Sam Forum, to enlist in the Army
 Beta Sigma Phi held it's first meeting of the fall season Thurs day evening at Community House Mrs. John Townsend was elected
 corresponding secretary to replace Mrs Lloyd Tilson who transferred ito Ketchikan. Appointed to special program committees were: Mary Campbell and Heinie Stfom; Sun shine Committee: Alice Johnston and Inez Snowden; Program Com
 mittee: Jerry Nordby, Catherine
 Eeckerson, Florence Hagen, Myrtle
 Cashel and Velma Crews. Member ship Committee: 1lene Reeder, Bea
 McCracken, Bonnie Fleming and
 Helen White, Social Committee;
 Jeannotte Hagen, Dorothy Kre1itz and Marjorie Crueger, Ways and
 Means; Billie Jean Morris, Parlia-
 mentarian; Ruth Hodges, Scrap
 Book; Mary Richards, Torch and Publicity.
 1 The Wom en of the Lutheran
 Church have scheduled a Smor- gasboard for Wednesday, October
 1 from to 8. They have become justly famous wonderful cooks, and
 large crowd will undoubtedly at- tend.
 1 Prizes for the Deer Derby, spon- sored by the Sitka Rod and Gun Club, are on display at the Public Utilities. An entry fee of $1 is charged and entrants must regis ter week before bringing in their game. Prizes: largest deer, first automatic shotgun; second-rubber
 air mattress. Deer with most points, lfirst-.22 rifle; second, Coleman
 stove. Widest horn spread, first spotlight; second, pair shoe pacs. l Heaviest goose-Coleman lantern. i Heaviest duck-set of duck de- lcoys
 EI Christine Dubke and Andrew
 Hope, Jr., were married at the
 Presbyterian Church last Saturday
 evening by the Rev. Elwood Hum liter. The bride was given in mar
 riage by Charles Olson. Maid of IEonor was Sara Mae Merculieff
 land the lest man Andrew Sutton l A wedding reception was held al
 the ANB Hall after the ceremony
 Mrs. Hope, a graduate of Mt. Edge
 cumhe School, AT, is employed at the Orthopedic Hospital The groom lis an ANS employee, running shore
 hoaus and buses. The couple have taken house in Millerville, to ths
 rear of the Orthopedic Hospital \ 1 Mrs. Ken Nordby, Mrs. Gay Hell Hand and Mrs. Frank Tilson were tco- -hostesses at surprise stork
 shower for Mrs. Tony Sojka Friday
 evening at the Nordby home on B istreet. Sixteen friends were present
 with lovely gifts for the baby, whc
 is expected in about six weeks. ! Mrs. Charles Whittemore is hav- ling a surprise stork shower fol Mrs. Frank Richards this evening
 at the Whittimore home in James
 town Bay The Richards many friends hope the stork has beer informed and will delay his arrival |until after the shower