The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 22, 1928, Page 7

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Miss Alberta Gallwas accompan- ied the couple south on her way 'to Bellingham to attend the normal !there this fall.. 5. % | TEACHERS ENTERTAIN AT SEWING PARTY - DOUGLAS NEWS . _STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES; NO REEZE DURIN TERM 2 g Misses Thelma Waite and Hazel Olson entertained a (ev« friends at a delightful sewing mrly last eve- I ning in their npnr(mcn!s in the Smith building. In " addition to their needle-work for, pastime, a stunt contest entertained the guests. Dainty refreshments were |served by the hostesses: PR BICREY T hm tho muuhl; ln -AL)IQ() vspitper’ Gastltfe ‘gfly o will me published yedr was ded yesterday afternoon when student body held its #first 4 oting of _the new ‘term .and . d upon the question. Having reached the pinacle of famo last year when it was judged the best e “‘&‘chuol paper in Alaska, the Breezs| . VIOLA DANA IS AT LIBERTY TOMORROW Y < WOl rest on its laurels for the| + present term while the publicity efforts of the student body will he Lure. of the be. concentrated con the annual|gtarring Viola Dana, @Paku to make the 1929 jssue big-|the Liberty for the Sunday at-| ger. and better than ev " (The publication of tl "wés started in 1917 under . Bupervision of Supt. G. W. c aud during the interi bag had a more or le: career, For five dif SO%Wce it was started the ngt published. Supt. Chapman was chosen gdent-body advisor at' the meet. ng yesterday and ‘May Fraser was _elected secretary in place of Doris ~wSimpson who did not return to the ;1 ool this Fall. CANNERV SHIPS Night Clul will be .1‘5 edited with being one of | the most entertaining pictures t. Greene,| FBO has prodiced. The theme m to date,iof the story is lald around two : extra girls in the movies, buffeted |, about by the winds of chance, ‘m«l‘ | doing their best to help each other alpng. Viola Dana, winsome, Potite and | always lovable, in her poitrayals for the screen, i3 one of the extra girls. J. Leo Meehan, who di-| rected a score of successes, not. ably the Cene Stratton storfes, has turned In another| masterly piece of work while di-} N s recting them. “The sLure of the|' Another substantial shipment of | Night Club,” takes one into the galimon went out from the local | studios and gives the public an eannery yesterc lay when the Queew |insight into scenes and incidents n 2378 cases in the forenoon |usually denied to their gaze. s few fish keep coming in tu It has everything that goes to the cannery and operations on a|make a good picture entertaining ~ reduced scale ill likely continuc|-—comedy, drama, thrills, and sus. pense. Takun as “"Tuntil the end o fthe month. - Dell B. Sheriff, Aiaska's tuner| adv. NEWLYWEDS SOUTHBOURD Mr. and Mrs, Martin' Gallwas | now at Gastineau Hotel. Porter | Douglas _ Church Services Notices tor this church column must be receivel by The Empire not later than 10 o’clock Satur- day morning to guarantee change »f sermon topics, ete. Douglll Presbyterian Native Mission 3 Sunday S¢npos—2:30 D, m Sermon at 3:15 p. m. 7:00 p. m.— Thursday—Mid-|y week prayer seryice. All are cordially weicome to|s lhene »arvices. ¥ Catholic ser !porary chapel In the new rest dence adjoining the old bank bulldiog. 9:30 a. m.—Low Mass and {Sermon, General Communion for all. 1 00 p. m. Sunda rhool . Sl Luke’s Epucoual until tice, as Dean Rice attend the General Conference { Washington, D. C. Congregational Cummnm Churzh in i3 L. D. HAMMOOK. way Pastor Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 in m Regular Sunday services 11:30 {a. m. to 12:30 p. m. —— e —— Motorshin ©:egon of the Inde- pendent Steamship Company sails from Seattle September 256. Your patronage is solicited. For se- cuiriig bpace,” See D. B. Femmer, or Phone 114, adv. # | ¥ide the Indian possessions situgt- .| KETCHIKAN MAN ADJUDGED has left to} 'DAHLQUIST TO MAKE | SURVEYS IN SEVERAL | SOUTHERN DISTRICTS Dahlquist, Cadastral En-| 7. S. Public Suryeys, with I assistants, left yesterdays for Wrangell and other points in the southern end of. the Division whetre he will be engaged in 'making tield surveys unty e end of ‘the ‘yea With him were Herbert Puckcr and Walter Gerwals. I At Wrangell they will subdi, led within the township there. The party then will procged to Metla- katla and make a townsite survey | of that village. Later in the : they will go tp Ketchikan wrvey eight isolated home. in that viciniy. Dahlquist and his crew re. turned here Wednesday after (spending the summer in interfor d western aroas. They sor- ved isolated homesteads and ade exam ons of other home- steads su ed by depnties in the | Circle banks and Kodiak dis-| tricts. - e G G INSANE AND COMMITTEL Malcolm McLeod, resident of | tchikan, was adjudged Insane by 4 jury in the Commissioner's Court there today, according te advices received by U. S. Marshal Albert White He was committed to Morningside Sanitarium by Judge J. W. Kehoe B TEACHER'S BREAKFAST Juneau Teacher's Annual kfast was held this mcyning dock at the Forget-Me. ea Room. The breakfast s given the first of each school tinupus perform transportation the WADE re to you as ¢he most economical For Sale ONE-MAN DRAG SAW ample The 1928 Model ‘! WADE i i for con- nce, for easy and handling, mends itself satisfactory, W For power drag 3y Juneau Young Hardware Co. 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