Friends Attend
Services For
Lawrence Smith
Friends of Lawrence H. Smith,
v. ell known 69-year old owner of
'he Horseshoe Cigar store, attended
funeral services for him Thursday
evening at the Eagles hall.
Members of Igloo No. 4. Pioneers
of Alaska, and the Eagles and Elks
lodges conducted the last rites.
Mr. Smith had entered the hos
pital just five days befoTe his
loath on Monday of last week
Mr. Smith is survived by his wife,
Prances. The Smith home is located
d 661 Eighth avenue. Two brothers
old a sister, all of Denmark, also
survive.
The prominent business man came
to Fairbanks in 1921 and was em
idoyed by the Alaska Railroad and
' "del Cafe and the Old Chena Bar
until he went into business for him
.;lf at the cigar store. His wife
came to the Territory in 1940 and
COLLEGE COUPLE PROUD
PARENTS OF FIFTH CHILD
Mr. and Mrs. Charles May of Col
lege became the parents of their
fifth child, a son, Forrest Philipps,
born in St. Joseph’s hospital on
Friday at 12:42 p.m. and weighing
9 lbs. 11 ozs.
May is employed as a steam fit
ter at Ladd. Their other children !
are Lisa, 8; Peter, 7; Emily, 4; and ‘
Marion, 2.
JOSEPH LAWLORS PROUD
i PARENTS OF SON
The Joseph Lawlors of College
; are the happy parents of a son, Mi
; chael Joseph, born in St. Joseph's
! hospital on Friday at 2:09 a.m. and
; weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz.
Lawlor is engaged in farming. 1
Mrs. Lawlor was a nurse at St. I
j Joseph's until this past May. The
couple also have a daughter, Mau- ;
reen, 13 months.
they were married in March of
1943.
He was a member of the Pioneers
j of Alaska, the Eagles and the Elks.
Art Guild Has
Changed Name;
Meets Tonight
The first official meeting of the
Fairbanks Gallery Group, formerly
the Original Farthest North Art
Guild, will be held tonight at 8 p.m.
at the Norman Holve residence. 1203
McCarty in Arctic Park. The meet
ing is open to the public.
The group, now numbering ap
proximately 22, have decided to
establish a small art gallery so that
visitors from Outside can view local
contemporary art. Also residents
will be able to enjoy classes in var
ious phases of art. The building
will also be used as a meeting place
for the group.
The organization is planning a
Beaux Arts Ball to be held at the
Country Club on October 27. They
hope to make this an annual invi
tational affair.
Holve has been made chairman of
the Tanana Valley Fair art show to
be put on by the group. They will
have a booth featuring art done by
their organization.
Jim Growden Now
Entering Senior Year
Former Fairbanks star athlete
Jim Crowden, now a senior at
Eastern Washington College of Ed
ucation. will leave Fairbanks and
his summer job next week to at
tend the National Students Associ
ation meet in Chicago.
Growden. vice-president of the
i Cheney school student body, said
| that over 650 colleges will be rep
resented at the student government
convention. He is completing his se
nior year in business administra
tion.
MARY ROGGE TO VISIT
PARENTS IN SEATTLE
Mary Rogge flew south Sunday
1 evening with Pan American Air
! ways for a month's visit with her
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rogge,
i of Seattle.
Miss Rogge, who is a sixth grade
teacher in the Fairbanks schools,
will return just before school opens
this fall. She makes her home at
i 535 12th avenue.
Fleming-Draper
Nuptials Sat.
In Kansas City
Miss Nadyne Elvera Fleming be
i came the bride of Harold C. Fitch
' Draper Saturday in a ceremony at
the Immanuel Lutheran church in
Kansas City, Missouri.
Miss Fleming taught first grade
in the Nordale school last year,
| her first in the Territory. Draper
is a shop instructor in the high
j school, a position he has held ffv
j the past four years.
Both plan to return to Fairbanks
and teach this fall.
AL DORSH RETURNS FROM
WEEK'S TRIP STATESIDE
! U. S. Marshal A1 Dorsh returned
I to his desk in the Federal building
| Tuesday after a week's business
| pleasure trip in the States.
After accompanying several pris
! oners to Oklahome City, he stopped
in Minnesota for a three day visit
| with Judge Forbes and his family.
'.The Judge is currently on vacation
from Fairbanks and is expected to
! return next week.
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