The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11

work of the pupils A prize will be offered for the best work made hy the Shop Glasses, and perhops prizes may be offered, for other dis plays.
 Mir Anderson reported the play grounds were getting the initial coating of sand and gravel at bar gain rates
 The Attendance Award was won by the fifth and six grade room, Miss Gaffy, teacher
 | Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. Sheleby, Mrs. A. Nelson, and Mrs. E. Maxi
 A regular meeting of the Women's Club was held Wednesday evening, April 28. Final plans for the Mother Daughter Banquet were made. The Boy Scouts are to be asked to serve the dinner
 Mrs. F. Nord reported that the "gcod will offering at the recital was $3160 This will be sent to the Alaska Crippled Children's Associa- ton in the name of the children of Skagway Thank You" letters are to be sent to Sister Mary Amy, the Skagway Public School, and Mrs. T. Cooper for their work in making the recital the success that it was.
 Due to the fact that the next club nigh comes on the same evening as Commencement, the club will meet next Wednesday evening, May 5. The White Elephant award was won hy Mrs. M Brown. Refresh ments were served by Miss Gail Criminal and Mrs. M. Brown.
 The Princeton Hall has been busy all week moving building panels to be used in the Youths Camp on the 1 Chilkat River about seven miles from Haines.
 The large orange steel bridge spanning the Dyea River was com pleted Thursday, April 29. It is hoped that the road will be con- nected. to it early this summer.
 Mrs. Clarence Walters visited her parents. MT. and Mrs. William Feero, from Saturday until Tues day when she left on the Alaska to | join her husband in Petersburg.
 Mrs. Stine who has been visiting her husband in Skagway, returned to Juneau Tuesday by Alaska Coas- tai.
 ! M. Goldberg, c. R. O'Connells C. Roberts and E. Nelson who have been here working on the Dyea bridge left on the Alaska.
 Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Weber, par ents of Mrs. R. Naff, left on the Alaska for Sitka.
 Sgt. R.. Naff went to J~nesu on the Alaska.
 Mrs. George Villesvik wen to Juneau Thursday by Alaska Coas- tai. He will join her there Saturday.
 Mrs. Sharles Coffee, daughter Billie Belle Davis, and son Bobby left Thursday by Alaska Coastal to fly to Fort Worth, Texas, where Mrs. Coffees sister is seriously ill. Larry Lindstrom, West Coast salesman, came to Skagway Thurs day by plane. He left by Alaska Coastals Saturday
 MT and Mrs. Marvin Taylor re- turned to Skagway Thursday from Fairbanks. They found it impossible to secure suitable living quarters so will spend the summer in Skagway. They have moved into one of the Soldin apartments.
 
 Mrs. Harlan Welch was hostess at potluck luncheon Thursday. 1 The guests were Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mrs Robert Boyd, Mrs. Rex Her. names and daughter Sharon, Mrs. Martie McGlasson, and Mrs. Dee Mason and baby son.
 1 The Boy Scouts with their leader, c. J. Roehr, hiked to Five Mile Fri day and spent the night. They plan to make permanent camp there.
 The infant daughter of MT and Mrs. Duncan Hukill has been named Frances Marlene Hukill.
 The T. B. Association met Monday evening at the City Hall. Sister Su- perior, MT. Calkins, and MT. c. A.