The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-19

the party were Mrs. J. Martini, Mrs Mark Lee, Mrs. L. D. True, Mrs Bruce Boynton, Mrs. Charles Burn ham. and Mrs. Art Nelson. Mrs James (Bud) Sullivan and Mrs Hans Soldin were also invited. IT.; children played games, enjoyed tn, refreshments, and had good time really happy party.
 Mrs. D. D. Cox gave a party Fri day evening to celebrate her soi Danny's seventh birthday. Tn children enjoyed delicious lunch played games and then attended the show in a group. Those presen were Dorothy Ann Dell, Sharol Hermans. Sharon Budd, Joan Scni. bi. Rita Burgess, Nancy Hestness Jimmie and Fred Boynton, George Logan. George and Gordon Blan. chard. Donna Lee Ward, Kennit Reed, David Edwards, and Julit Yearout, and, of course, brother Gary.
 Mrs. Mark Lee gave a party Monday afternoon to complimen her daughter Kristin who haC been three years old January ' Twelve small guests and four moth CTS spent a pleasant afternoon visit ing and enjoying birthday cake ant ice cream.
 Mrs. Elwin Dell gave a part. Monday afternoon to celebrate he daughter s Dorothy Ann's seventh birthday. The guests were Eller Kay Briggs, Dolores Sheleby, Rutt Ann Dodge, Patty Stockard, Gar! and Danny Cox. After games hac been played birthday refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Bruce Boynton entertained some e. the younger crowd Mon day afternoon to celebrate hel son Jimmies's seventh birthday The guests were Lee and James Hartson, Gordon and George Blan- chard. and Sharon Budd. After games had been played MT. Boyn- ton entertained the children with movies. Delicious refreshments were served.
 Mrs. A. E. Tunley gave dinner party Tuesday evening in honor of her son Charles 14th birthday After dinner the boys attended the show in group The guests were Carl Mulvihill, Roger Colton, Terry Eagle, Bill Reed, Michael and Jo- seph Rafferty and Ronnie Sheleby
 Miss Billie Belle Davis entertain cd the High School and Seventh and Eighth Grades with danc- ing party at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Coffey, Saturday evening.
 Miss Josie Walsh of Whitehorse visited Mir. and Mrs. J. D. True for several days last week.
 Instead of his regular sermon Sunday morning, the Rev. John Dodge showed the slides which his r-in-law, Glenn Erickson, a Baptist missionary in the Congo, had taken of the trip he and his family had made when they left their home in the states and began work in Africa. The slides were accompanied by a wire recording 1n which MT. Erickson told of his experiences.
 Sunday evening the Annual Con- gregational Meeting of the Presby- terian Church was held in the Community Center. About fifty at tended and enjoyed the excellent pot-luck supper. After the supper, the Rev. John Dodge showed clid6s of the different events in the years work of the Bible School, the camp near Haines, the trip the Doage family made to the states, he Sunday School picnic, the 4th )f July float, etc. At the Annual Meeting which followed the roll of members of the Church was called. All church organizations the Sunday School, the Ladies Auxiliary, the Westminster Fellow ship and the Church Treasurer gave reports. Mrs. Jenny Rasmuson, lr. J. J. Ward, and MT. Elwi1l Dell were reelected trustees, and MT. William Dewar was elected trustee to fill the vacancy caused by MT. William Feero, Jr., nov ing to Juneau. MT. Manvilie Ol- son was elected elder of the church.
 Arthur Sagorsky left Friday by Alaska Coastal to go to Juneau where he will be employed in the office of the Alaska Coastal Air lines.
 Mrs. Victor Sparks is teaching at Plus x Mission during the ab- sence of Sister Joseph RapheaH