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Mrs. Noonan Smith ntrlytu ;..st
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Waco. Texas, and 5 ft fcou e
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eivon smith and family fcete.
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ritno, and 1 r.V 0 seeing
. ir r'-.'..odchildrcn, V .:.»r Hoy a:;ri
for the fit time. : he *li
xi.it here at least several weeks
according to the Smith family.
INFLATION NIGHT POSTPONED
The Inflation fun night, which
was to be presented by the mem
bers of O. E. S. Nugget Chapter
No. 2. on May 11 has been post
poned until sometime in September
according to announcement today.
37 IN, 9 0U1 ON
PRINCESS LOUISE
Thirty seven passengers arrived
on the Princess Louise Tuesday
afternoon with nine embarking for
Skagway. The ship arrives from
Skagway Friday morning at 8 sail
ing southbound one hour later at
9 p.m.
Disembarking from Vancouver:
W. Aro. Mr. and Mrs. C. Oommcrs,
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cleveland, Mrs.
A. Cleveland, C. Dorrell, A. W. Ed
lund, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pox, Mrs.
C. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. I Gold
stein, Mrs. D. . Hanebury, F. John
ston, D. Johnson, R. Kinney,
B. E. King, K. Lund, F. Legebo
kow, R. F. Linden, W. E. Lyons,
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. McCaul, Mr!
and Mrs. T. Mowry, Mr. and Mrs.
|R. Mayer, L. M. Riches, Mr. and
j Mrs. G. A. Gusso, B. C. Stephens,
| Mr. and Mrs. F. Soberg, P. Valk
ama.
Embarking for Skagway: Mrs.
Glen Franklin and two daughters;
Mrs. Crumrine, Josephine Crum
rine, Mrs. Mae Bates, Mr. and Mrs.
j Woodward, A. Neast-HVL
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! Ct'TTER SEDGE TAXING
SICK MAN TO KODIAK
j The Navy at Kodiax is giving
j medical advice to the U. S. Coast
Guard cutter Sedge which is trans
, porting a 67-year-old man from
the two-masted Schooner Zenith to
Kodiak, according to information
received at C. G. headquarters here.
The unidentified man is suffering
with intense adbominal pains. The
Sedge expects to arrive in Kodiak
late this afternoon. The Zenith
was located about 120 miles north
east of Kodiak when the distress
call was sent out yesterday nocn.
34 IN; 33 OUT ON
PAN AM TUESDAY
Ninety-nine passengers flew withi
Pan American World Airways yes- j
terday with 34 arrivals from Seat-j
t.c, two from Annette, 15 through
to Fairbanks, 17 through to Cor
dova and 33 southbound.
From Seattle: Jack Delaney, R.
Walker, Sam Malones, Gordon
Frame, Fred Foard. Pauline Gokl
and two children, Robert Meirill,
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S. C. Andresen, Cora Graham, M.
Gulmet, Walter Schwind, O. Mains,
R. L. Alexander, S. Redding, C.
Nelson, N. B. Lillegard, Jean and
Burt Ballantine, Hazel Blair, Ivan
Bloch, Mary Buckner, Ed Chester,
Ens. and Mrs. C. R. DeVoe. E.
Gruening, Lucille Hubbard. W’illiam
and Alice Johnston, Maude Mor
row, E. Taylor, Carl Westby, Byron
Lime.
From Annette: J. D. Henny, A.
C. McMaster.
To Seattle: Edith Mongoe, George
Nelson, E. B. Nelson, Orvil York,
Zalmain and David Gross. M. Sev
ela, A. Hearman, Margaret and
Lucille Morrison, Bobby Martin,
Forest Martin, A. Pringle, Mrs. and
Linda Graves, J. Carter G. Gam
bell Nel Hace Bill Peters Mr. and
Mrs. Monty Colby, A. J. Proulk,
William Crooks, Robert Johnson,
H. A. Alexander, Truman Sage,1
Volney Richmond. John Goetz, J.
Goetz, John Bowen, Tony Cueha,
L. O. Jacobsen, Ike Alhadeff.
GAME HUNTERS HERE
Dr. and Mrs. William E. John
ston of Detroit are stopping at the
Baranof Flotel. They are here for
a spring bear hunt.
Hugh H. Logan of Glendale, Cal.
is at the Baranof Hotel.
Parcel Post packages, food and
faneywork at the Dorcas Sale—Sup
erette Market on Franklin — May j
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LUTHERAN LADIES' AID
MEETS THURSDAY EVE.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
meet in the Lutheran Church so
cial rooms on Thursday at 8 p m.
The program preceding the business
meeting will consist of a solo sung
by Mrs. Art Kassner and poetry
appropriate for Mother's Day which
will be read by Mrs. Ray Nevin.
A report on the Girl Scout troops
that the Aid sponsors will also be
given. Roll call will be answered
with verses of scripture contain
ing the word ''Faith.''
Hostesses for the evening will be
Mrs. James Hanna and Mrs. G. H.
Hillerman. Members and friends
are cordially invited to attend this
meeting.
PYMS ON VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Pym and two
daughters leave Friday on the
Princess Louise for a two months
trip in the States. They will visit
relatives in West Virginia, Wash
ington and California. Pym is the
accountant for Northern Commer
cial Company.
FROM PORTLAND
L. A. Barton of Portland is stop
ping at the Baranof Hotel.
Ens. and Mrs. C. R. DeVoe of
Payport, Long Island, N. Y. are
registered at the Baranof Hotel.
NOTiCE!
Starling May 10, the Auke Bay Bus
Lines will move its terminal facilities from
the Main Street Bus Depot to the YELLOW
CAB STAND across from the 20th Century
Super-Market.
AUKE BAY BUS LIMES
Charter and Sightseeing Tours
For Information Call 14 or 22
Engagement of
Miss Atkinson
Is Announced
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee AtSinson today
announce the engagement of their
da titer. Miss Margaret Atkinson,
to Mr. Loyal Walley.
Mis Atkinson is a popular Juneau
girl , who attended the Juneau
schools and graduated from high
school in 1949. She is employed in
tire office of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service.
i Walley is a radioman on the Coast
Guard vessel Storis.
The marriage will take place May
19 at 8:30 p.m. at the Catholic
church.
No formal invitations are being
sent, but all friends cf the young
couple are invited to the srcmony
and to the reception wh'th will
be held at. the home of the bride
elect’s parents immediately follow
ing.
EMBLEM CLUB WILL
MEET ON TOMORROW
The Junes;; Emblem Club will
hold a business meeting in the
Elks Auditorium Thursday, May 10
at 8 p.m. The agendum for the
evening will be the bake sale
scheduled for May 19: the final dis
cussion and vote on the proposed
baby show and the Fourth of July
concession. All members are urged
to be present as this will be the
last business meeting until Sep
tember. The meeting on May 24
will be a social event, plans for
this will be taken up Thursday
evening.
Ruth Sterling, Chairman of the
refreshment committee will be as
sisted by Ethel Humphreys. Wilma
Hoyez, Betty Kendricks and Mary
Westfall. The new members initia
ted at the candle light ceremony
held April 26 were Ilah Parmen
ter, Betty Caldwell, Reva Leise and
Lula Davis.
WORLD SERVICE CIRCLE TO
HAVE PRE-VACATION MEET
Last meeting before vacation of
the World S. Society of the Nor
thern Light Presbyterian Church
will be Friday, May 11 at 2 p.m.
Meeting will be in the church
sanctuary.
The group will resume meetings
in the fall.
GOETZ GOES THROUGH
John Goetz, CAA electrical en
gineer from Anchorage, was here
on a routine inspection trip yes
terday. He overnighted at the Hotel
Juneau and went on to Annette.
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