The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-13
Happenings
At Haines
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

! Library Committee announces the
| arrival of the following books
Court Room, World in Collision, OF
Men and Mountains, Case Against
Myself, The Wall, Look Younger
Live Longer, for adults. Jack and
The Three Stiles, Wait for Marcy
Mr.. Benedict's Lion, Maggie Mug
gins Stories, Better Known as j.
Appleseed, Juneau the Sleigh Dog,
Tlicka. Ricka, Dicka and Skates,
Cray Nosed Kitten, Moppet, Runa-
way Elephant, T Bone, Baby Sitter
for Children.
TheLibrary is open on Wednes-
day evenings from I pm. to 9 pm.
md Saturday aftesr ron from 2 pm.
to q pm. Mrs. Elsie Mellotte is the
Librarian.
The American Legion will have
game party, Saturday, February
II. The proceeds are to go to help
build the Legion Hall on the lot
which they owl next to the City
Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Hotch
announce the birth of son in
xluckwan or January 30. The baby
has been ramed Franklin Gus.
The stork made call at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Will
liams of Haines and left son who
was named Victor N. The baby
was born February 2.
Miss Lillian Turner, Supervisor
of the girls at Haines House LETT
for Juneau for dental work.
The Health Council announces
that Carl Heinmiller is teaching
First Aid two nights a week. This IS
an 10 hour course. The Council
plid 500 toward the expenses OF
Mr.. Heinmiller so that he coulo
take the course in Juneau. Inc
realth Council also announces that
Mrs. Camilla Laughlin is in Juneau
.or Home Nursing course which
she will direct when she returns
70 Haircs. Mrs. Laughlin is being
sponsore. by the Red Cross.
The princeton-H Hall is expected
some time this week.
The Haines Health Council mes
at the regular monthly meeting
and elected the following officers
Hans Hebert, Chairman, and Ralph
Johnson. Secretary. The Council IS
working on a Constitution Tor the
Group.
The Woman's Club meet at the
home of Wilma Galloway on rep
r,Iarv 10. at pm. There was an
exchange of favorite recipes.
lack Ward celebrated his birth
dav Saturday, February 8. open
house was held. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Knight'
Mrs. Alton Nelson, Mrs. Forest
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. John Scnn-
/, able. Mr.. and Mrs. John keitn' MI
and Mrs. James McCammond, Mr.
Neil Doody. Mr.. and Mrs. PAU
Karluk. Mr.. and Mrs. Charts, Mr.
and Mrs. William jain, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Ward, Mr.. ana MRS.
Ross Hevel. Mrs. Ward was asslsteu
as hostess by her daughter MIS-
Ed. Koenig, Jr.
The Rev. r. R. Armstrong Is
exuected the weekend OF FEBRUARY
II, The Presbyterian Church at
that time will hold its Congrega-
! tional meeting.
Linda Jean hammers celebrated
her birthday February 7. She was
wears old. The guests were Mari
lvn Marie jain, Donna and Gayle
Tagg. Denise Stetting, Sheldon
lain and Janice Brown.
TIE Catholic Church will noio
game party at Blanchard's Res
taurant On February IA. The Re7
Father Mosley will be in Haines
and hold services. His next service
n Haines is indifinate because the
Rev. Gallant is leaving for the
states
The American Legion he'd then
regular monthly meeting IN the
CITY Hall, February 7. Plans Tor a
Legion Building was presented pS
Comrade Frank Young and Past
Commander George Gray. Lumber
for the frame part of the building
has been donated. 1t was decided tc
nold a series of game parties to
raise funds for the interior AND
exterior finish. A vote of appreci-
alton was given to Past Comman-
der Neil Doody for the presentation
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