The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-17


 ter, Charlotte of Anchorage, two sons, Perry, Jr., of Portland, anc Bert of Anchorage, and two grand children. Dale and Donna Hern of Portland. The Teenagers enjoyed a formal dance Friday evening at the schcol Mrs. E. Birren and Mrs. T. Cooper were chaperones.
 The first basketball games of the season were played Tuesday evening at the school gym. Between the two games and the quarters the Pep Band entertained the crowd. In the first games the Partners, school team, defeated the Pirates, town team, by a score of 58-29 In the second game between the Old Men, alumni of ten and fifteen years ago, and the Vampires, alumni of the past two years, the Vampires were victorious 54-44.
 ,- Mrs. Hans Soldin returned home from Juneau Tuesday. Her daugh- . ter, Mrs. Marvin Knorr, and Marvin Jr., came to spend two weeks visit ling relatives here.
 Gordon Beitinger, AID 2nd class, is home visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Beitinger, for a month. Gordon has been in the Navy three years with two years service at Guam.
 Two new cars for Skagway arrived on the American boat, two more reasons why Skagway needs the road to Carcross. A golden brown Pontiac sedan for the Donald Beit- fingers and a tan Chevrolet deluxe sedan for the Joe Martini family. Francis German, music instructor from Haines, spent the Thanksgiv- ing holidays visiting MT. and Mrs William Wasser.
 F. Mrs. Joseph Sheleby gave party Friday afternoon to celebrate her daughter Dolores eighth birthday. The guests were Donna Bigham, Sharon and Patty Budd, Judy and Peggy Cooper, Katherine Dennis, Glenna Hanson, Eleanor Jackson, Lila Johnston, Betsy Kalenkosky, Bonnie Nelson, Bondy Patterson, Donna Swick, Nancy Wilson, and Flora Jean Wright. Games were played and birthday refreshments enjoyed. Mrs. Sheleby presented each guest with a dime bank.
 The second double header basket ball game was played Friday eve ming in the school gym. The Vam- pires defeated the Mission team 79-34; the Panthers beat the Pir- ates 60-49
 Mrs Johnnie O'Daniel gave a party Sunday afternoon to cele- brate her son Mikes fourth birth day. Guests were Donna and Billie Bigham, Mike Bird, Sylvia Boynton, Donald Church, Gary Hanson, Max inc Kopanski, Janice Martini, David Oehler, Donna SWick, Buddy and Linda Lou True, Sharon Young, and sister Kathie. Mrs. Kaponski, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Bigham spent the afternoon with Mrs. O'Daniel.
 A meeting of the Democratic party members was held at the city hall Tuesday evening to elect dele gates to attend the Sitka conven- stion of December 13. Maurice Wheaton was chairman of the meet ing; o. P. Flynn, secretary. Dele gates elected were O. P. Flynn, Maurice Wheaton, Mrs. L. T. Mc- Guane, Marvin Taylor, Kent Fuller, Max Kopanski, Morgan Reed, Mrs. Mary McCann and Daniel Bolin.
 Mrs. w. w. Patterson and Mrs. E. Kalenkosky were co-hostesses at a ,stork shower at Mrs. Kalenkosky's home Tuesday evening to compli- ment Mrs. Bob Snider. Guests were Mrs. R. Carder, Mrs. K. Cannon, Mrs. E. Hosford, Mrs. E. HaAousek. Mrs. B. Johnston, Mrs. H. Johnston, Mrs. M. Knorr, Mrs. w. Matthews, Miss Cecelia Selmer, Mrs. J. Sulli- van, Mrs. D. Whelpley, Mrs. R. Whclpley, Mrs. J. D. True and Mrs. w. zeissler. Mrs. Snider was pre- sented with many lovely gifts.
 Mrs D. D. Cox gave a party Tues day after school to celebrate her son Gary's tenth birthday. Guests were Sharon Hermens, Sheila Nell son, Jo Anne Pribbernow, Ellen Kay Briggs, Nancy Hestnes, Sue Richter, Collins Patterson, Kennie Reed, Billy Swick, Jay Frey, David Ed wards, Jack Young, and Danny Cox.
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