The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
THE DAILY ALASKA EMpIRE-JUNEAU, ALASKA

voted care Of her daughter, sons and grandchildren. Last Sunday Mrs. Dennard was honor guest at Q birthday dinner at the home ol MT. and Mrs. Puget Faulk, with places set for 25 guests, twelve ot whom were members of her family.
 Three mountain goats were brought in last week by Al Rott- Huff, Pete Crews, Stan Westover and Wayne Westover. The animals were shot on the southeast slope of Bear Mountain, one butchered on the spot and the other two dragged to the beach, it being impossible to carry the load the great distance over rough terrain.
 The hunters declared themselves satisfied-that one goat was enough for anyone's lifetime.
 A beautiful goatskin rug and mounted head are on display in the Public Utilities window; the animal that was brought in by Leslie Yaw and Larry Doig. The skin and head were shipped to Seattle for tanning and mounting md the results are stunning.
 Eeccmhcr 2 is the date set for the J,lsrte. Banquet of the newly or ani el sitka soioeti,nlst Club. Officers of the club are; Mrs. rogothy Dlbo, president; Ms. Martha Cushing, vcer; Mrs. Lydia Til-on, recosdng sec cta-y; Mrs I--cn Lager, corresponding sccee- tary; Mrs. velma Mosher, trea- surer; Mrs. Josephine Carter, direc- tor two years and Mrs. Hope Bands director for one year. There are twenty-four members in all.
 Mrs Alice Tilton Thorne, Presi- dent of the Juneau Soroptimist Club will arrive with other Ju- neau officers for the banquet and installation of officers.
 Five new memeers were initiated into the Women of the Moose at the regular meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs. Wally Simms, Mrs. Ed Gushing, Mrs. Frank Cashel, Mrs. Howard Taubeneck and Mrs. Max Ferris.
 Ten members volunteered to work with other organizations for a children's community Christmas party. A report showed $31.5o to have been made on the recent book sale with several books remaining which will be donated to the Pub lie Library.
 Members were reminded to leave their canned goods contributions at the Sitka Bazaar to be delivered to needy family on Thanksgiving.
 
 Thirteen members were initiated into the Legion Auxiliary Thursday evening Mrs. Albert Dennard, Mrs. Ann Dennard, Mrs. Dorman Me Graw, Mrs. James Walton, Mrs. Forrest Efaw, Mrs. Cecelia Triers- ch,eld, Mrs. Richard Maxey, Mrs, Barney Hal-ert, Mrs. Wesley Jones, Mrs. Langille Morrison, Mrs. Ber- nita McGraw and Mrs. Robert Me Mahon
 Members were asked to bring canned goods for the Thanksgiv- ing baskets for needy families to the next meeting. It was reported that moccasins made by local mem- bers had been sent to a veterans hospital gift shop for sale.
 Mrs. John Van Horn, past presl- dent, was presented with scrap book of events which occurred dur ing her term of office.
 The Sitka Womens Club held itt last monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Arnold with Mrs. B 0. Boettcher and Miss Helen Mary Moore acting as co-hostesses.
 Members voted to cooperate with other organizations in the pro- pcs4d community Christmas party for youngsters. A report by tho president, Mrs. Carl Peterson showed that two boxes of clothing had been sent to Greece and sev- eral toxes of candles to Korea. To raise needed funds for the club, each member was requested to earn small sum during tht next month and turn 1t in at the
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