The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02

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Mr.. and Mrs Ben Rogers ar
rived on the Alaska Coastal from
Juneau Saturday to visit theil
daughter, Mrs. Donald Keeney, ano
Mr.. Keeney, for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Givan entertain
ed the members Of the Audit Office
wives and husbands, at their Rome
Saturday afternoon.
Jimmie Stock returned home on
Fridays train from Whitehorse
where ,he Rad spent the week in
the hospital. Jimmy was well enough
to return to school Monday.
A number of friends called at the
Keller residence Saturday to offer
their good wishes End congratula-
lions to Mr. and Mrs. John (Jack)
M Keller, who we're celebrating
their thirty second wedding ami
versary. The evening was spent
playing games and cards, ana en-
.cying most delicious refreshments.
The B.P.O.E held their annual
dance for members and their lad
.es Saturday evening.
The Princess Louise was in port
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. True and small
son Irwin Dale returned after spend
ing several months visiting relatives
in Vancouver, B. c., and idaho.
They brought tack a Chevrolet car
with them.
Cstorne Selmer returned home
after spending two weeks in the
Virginia Mason hospital in Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. w. Finegan ard
small daughter Vickie Lee returned
home. The Finegans purchased a
Plymouth in Seattle and drove back
to their former home in West Vir-
ginia, the back to the coast. They
were accompanied home by Mrs
Finegan's mother, Mrs. C. Berry, OF
Bsckley, West Virginia.
Leaving skagway on the Princess
Louise were Mrs. Ccutoure VITO left
to spend the winter in the states;
L. Frolander who planned to spend
several weeks in Seattle; and Hen
ry Williams, who was returning to
his home in Seattle after spending
the summer in Skagway.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Skinner OF
the Alaska Steamship Co., and Mr..
and Mrs. jenkins, returned to Skag-
way Sunday night on the train
from Whitehorse. TIE party c1ne
to skagway on Mr.. SINNERS yacht.
the Lenore. They brought with them
treir car which they took to White
horse, then drove to Fairbanks and
Anchorage and return. They left for
Seattle Sunday evening.
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Il regular meeting Of the skag-
way PIT a. was held Wednesday
afternoon at the school. The shingi-
ing on the shop building was dis
.cusssd. It was est mated that be-
tween IS and so bundles of shingles
would be needed to cover the build
ing. The committee was instructed
to invest gate prices at the lumber
mills in Wrangell and Haines. 1t
was also suggested that the south
side of the building be covered first.
Miss Gaffy, who IS in charge OF
the food for the carnival which is
to tie held Saturday evening, ask
ed for committees to help her-Mrs.
Hans Soldin, Mrs. j. c. Hoyt Mrs.
! Arnold Gutfeld and Mrs. Osborne
j Selmer will work in the kitchen with
Miss Gaffy; Mrs. c. Hermans, Mrs.
c. j. Roehr, Mrs. Sam Nelson, Mrs.
Morgan Reed, Mrs. Joseph Sheleby,
and Mrs. M. Brundage will work at
the counter; Mrs. William Betin-
/ ger and Mrs. william Stevenson will
be in charge of the candy. The
eighth grade girls will be in charge
Of the dish washing, and the eighth
grade boys in charge of the cokes.
MIS-. Pribbernow announced that
the Skagway Womans Club was
having a Halloween party that eve
ming and that the public was in
vited to attend.
TIE award for the largest num-
Der Of mothers present was won by
the primary room, Mss Helen Wal
lace, teacher.
The movie, Quicker Than a
Wink was shown.