The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23

Smith, and of course, brothers Pat rick and Danny. Games were played and the small guests enjoyed de- lic;ous refreshments of ice cream birthday cake and cookies. Each guest was given a box of animal crackers and bubble gum to take home. Mrs. Kalenkosky was assisted by Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Finigan.
 Skagway Aerie No. 25, FOE. gave a very successful Labor Day Dance Saturday evening Septem- her TO- The door prizes were won by Mrs. Bea ODaniel, $10; c. Coffee, s5; and Richard Sullivan, $2.50.
 At a City Council meeting Max Steffen was appointed to act as town marshal and to patrol while boats are in port. At other times 1 ne lS 10 De OH Cdal. l Mrs. Mark Lee and small daugh- ter, Kristin and Mrs. D. D. Cox spent several days last week visit ing friends in Wh.tehorse. 1 Mrs. Leonard Schi-i gave party at the Tank Farm on Sunday af- ternoon to celebrate her daughter Barbaras fifth birthday. The guests were Vickie Lee Finigan, Jan nie, Timmie, and Russell Lar son, Bobby Coffee, Bobby Hall; Sharon and Patty Budd, Patty Stockard, Lillian Johnson, Paul and Nina Alexander. Mrs. E. A. Larson and Mrs. P. Alexander assisted Mrs. Schiai.
 The US. government took over the operation of the Tank Farm September 1. Leonard Schibi and John Burnham were retained as personnel, and w. Finigan was en- ployed as pump station operator. Two other men will be sent in the near future to be stationed at the Tank Farm.
 Charles Burnham, who was en- p,oyed at the Tank Farm, has taken position in the wharf office of the Standard Oil Ray Good and Her hert Van Hoos are employed by the W.P.&Y.RR.
 l Jo Ra Adkins and her sister, Karen Smith, left Sunday by Alaska \ Coastal to go to Salt Lake City. MT and Mrs. E. Fairbanks, their i two sons Eddie and Leslie, and MT. Fairbanks parents, MT. and Mrs E. Fairbanks of Salt Lake City, left Sunday to drive over the Haines Cutoff to Anchorage and Fa rbanks.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Fraser, who have L.een visiting MT. and Mrs. Bob Young at Marsh Lake Dam, VT, returned home Monday.
 Mrs Heln Clark returned home Monday from a trip to Dawson Creek.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Mcqueen ot Whitehorse were visitors in Skag- way from Saturday to Monday. MT. Mcqueen is a Canadian flight officer stationed at Whitehorse. MT and Mrs. Richard Miller visited in Whitehorse from Satur- day until Monday.
 Max Kopanski, Walter Self and Maurice Wheaton enjoyed the fish ing at the Portage from Saturday until Monday.
 MT and Mrs. Johnny ODaniel have purchased the Fitzgerald House at seventh and State from Chris Rolfe.
 A. s. Churchill, Chief Engineer on the F. s. Bryant, visited his daughter, Mrs R. Smithson and family Saturday while the ship was in port
 I Mrs. Arthur Sagorsky left Mon day to go to Healy to visit MT. and Mrs. w. Price.
 Mrs. Nina Crumrine and Miss Josephine Crumrine, Alaskan art ists, arrived in Skagway Monday from Juneau by Alaska Coastal After spending the summer in An chorage they are now on then way to Seattle. They plan to visit in Skagway for five or six days. Bud Phelps came to SkagWaJ Monday by Alaska Coastal.
 About forty members of the con- gregation of the Presbyterian CbI1rcb ,,ont to Hoipac Sunday of