- Society and Clubs -
VFW AUXLIARY HOLDS
INITIATION TUESDAY
Mrs. Cyrus WulMams was in
itiated at the meetiing of the
WW Auxiliary held Tuesday
©vending. Mrs. C. W. Christof
f©l gave a report on the bake
gptd toy sale held last month.
The Aiuixifllnary is sending a
denial Lion to the VFW National
Home and another to Seward
SanMoriuim.
Mrs. C. W. Clhnistoflfel gaive
# report on the Christmas par
4y for children to be held Sat
urday at 2 p m. ait the VFW
haill. All members are remind
ed to bring or send their chil
dren to this planty.
Miss Inla Korbonen is chair
man in charge of buying
Christmas 'gilfits for patients at
Mt. Edigeeuimlbe hospital. Mrs.
Harold Jenny was elected
treasurer, Mrs. C. W. Ohris
taffel as conductress and Mrs.
Howard Sdnnett as trustee
They will be inslJailed at the
next meeting
Food committee for the next
meeting indluides Miss Ina Kor
honen, chairman, and the *Mes
dames Harry Sulser, Sr., Rob
ert Ouitler and Ivan Rezek.
Next meeting is a social ses
sion Dec. 27 aji 8 p. m. at the
CHRISTMAS PARTY SET
FOR SATURDAY EVENING
All members of Masonic I
•bodies and their laddies are in-!
vited to attend a Christmas
parity for which Barainof Chap
ter No. 15, O. E. S. and the Sit- ;
tea Shrine Club iare hosts at 8
p. m. Saturday evening at ,i>he ‘
Carpenter’s Hail.
A program is planned for
the early portion of the eve-;
®ing, then Santa Claus will ar
rive to cListrilbujte gifts. Each
person attending is requested
to bring a gift not to exceed
$1 in value for the gift ex-!
©hange.
The affair is open to all
members- of Bananof Chapter
and their 'husbands and all |
members oif Masonic bodies |
and thedir ladlies. Mrs. Stella
S'karis is general chairman of!
arrangements.
Each member of Bananof j
Chapter is requested to ibring
a • small plate of Christmas
cookies, candy or other holi
day goodies for the 'buffet ta
ble.
Sitka Chunker ef Commerce
Iverv Friday Noon
m.KS CLUBROOMS
VISITORS WELCOME
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BETA SIGMA PHI PLANS
CHRISTMAS PARTY
At the Tuesday evening
meeting of Beta Sigma Phii at
the home of Mrs James Oban
ning, a Christmas party for
husbands and guests was plan
ned for Dec. 27.
The sorority voted to give a
Christ mas basket to a needy
family in Sitka. Mrs. Gail
Balcjley presented the cultural
program on “awareness of
| blessings.”
Christmas gifts were exchia/ng
j ed with secret sisters, after
which refreshments were serv
ed by the Mesdames Richard
Calhoun and James Charming.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM OF
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Recorded excerpts from Han
ael’s Nessiah highlighted the
inspiring Christmas program
brought by Mrs. Leslie Yaw to
forty members of Presbyteri
an Women1 at their meeting
Tuesday. Others participating
were the Mesdames Herbert
Didrickson, Roger Lang, John
Boilbridge, and Oliver Hall
man and Miss Elizabeth Peters
Special greetings were ex
tended ‘to Mrs. William Gavin,
new “uiirst lady” of the manse.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Hendrick Van
Dyke, which was beautifully
decorated for Christmas. Mem
bers placed gifts for Haines.
House under the lighted Christ
mas tree, with a special pray
er for all children who do not
have families to be with for
Christmas.
Delicious Christmas pud
dings were served for refresh
ments by the hostesses, Ithe
Miss Cora Houk, Jessie Fraz
er. Ollga Helgesen and Mary
Clayton.
Members who wish to help
fill the candy bags for Presby
terian patients and students
at M:. Edgecumlbe were asked
to report to the second floor
of the Sheldon Jackson hospi
tal at 7:30 on Tuesday, Decem
ber 20.
Next regular (meeting of
Presbyterian Women will be
held on January 10 at the
home of Mrs. Chester Latta.
P. T.-A. TO HAVE
PROGRAM THURSDAY
| No business will be transac
ted at the Thursday evening
meeting of the Parent-Teach
ers Assn. The meeting is sohed
uled for 8 p. m. at the multi
purpose room of the grade
school.
An unusually fine program
of entertainment is to be pre
Don't Forget The Annual
CHRISTMAS PARTY
For Children of L.O.O. Moose and
Women of Moose members
Sunday Afternoon
240 P. M. Moose Hall
Santa WILL Be There
With His Pack of Gifts
Program Refreshments
: sented. Miss Annie Gordon of
Mt. Edlgecumbe will present
her beginners ballet class, and
a Christmas reading will 'be
given by Robert Sibley.
(Mrs. R. H. Cameron is
chairman of the sixth grade
mothers groutp which will (pro
vide refreshments.
Ail parents of school chil
dren are urged and invited to
attend.
Sports Trail
mittee of the suggestion made
to th<a/. committee last January
to wit:
“To revise mile 7 — section
1 — Article A4 (<Mse start) to
read — When an interior line
man has assumed or simulated
a three or four point; stance on
the serdtmimage line, there shall
be no further presnap move
ment by any lineman.”
The only other questions sub
miitted to the coaches cornered
their experience, if any, with
fake injuries; the permitting
a field captain during a time
out to consult with the coach
on the sideline between the 40
yard lines, 'and whether some
thing couldn't be done to -pro
tect a team that executes a play
perfectly, only Ito have the wihis
tie stop action because the of
ficial has .been foaled by the
adroit faking , and bailll handling.
But there is nothinlg drastic
in rule changes in the horizon
right now, and the spectators
can go to games next fall con
fident they will know what’s
going on. Figuring, of course,
that they know what’s going on
now. 1
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