The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 4, 1934, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND PA\R_IS PLUG 'M JES! : BEEN MARKED SORROW - AN DOUGLAS NEWS PEP CLUB ORGANIZED BY D. H. S. GIRLS ! the title. Douglas high school girls yester- day organized a pep club under the sponsorship ‘of Miss Pepoon. Mary Pearce was elected president and Alice Sey secretary-treasurer. Bet- | ty Sey and Mary Pearce hikes and ‘cooperate sports. — e 'PUPILS REMEMBEE TEACHE and seventh grade pupils creating a fund, by the con- tribution of 5 cents each, with which to 'buy flowers for their teacher, Miss Grace Naghel who was injured in an automobile acci- dent last week. > OPER\TION POSTPONED Mrs. G. Lundell at the last mo- ment yesterday postponed for a few days undergoing an operation s on account of a cold. D s A SGIVING CELEBRATED N BIG WAY; GOVT. SCHOOL Thanksgiving was celebrated at the government school by a con- tinuous round of festivities. Be- ginning Wednesday afternoon at| the pupils of the| *school held their customary pump- | 2:30 o'clock, kin pie party. Thursday a big community dinner was given in the social hall. Covers were laid for 70 and a second table was neces- sary. When the tables were re- moved games were played. Friday was given over to visiting the ba- zaar. Saturday the American Na- tive Brotherhood and Sisterhood sponsored a social. After lunch, games and contests were indulged in. The most hilarious was a two A PORE NO'COUNT CRITTER. RECKON I HEV FUR were i chosen to lead the yells at pep| rallies. The girls also plan to take | in out-daor | | | torill of their lar States. | their pockets or tried to sell them | | their {and back again | of the Fair because it would have THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1934. THAT GIRL LR SAIRY KNOW I WAS und bout with boxing gloves for, On their way back to the Coast the heavyweight championship. The | the Juneau travelers visited Salt contestants were Mrs. Frank James | Lake, Denver, the Grand Canyon and Frank Hubbard; seconds were jand Boulder Dam, where they spent Jackson Brady and Mrs, Susie|sometime inspecting thé giant pro- Shorty. Mrs. Hubbard was referee ject. On the Coast they visited Los and Henry Stevens judge. Hubbard | Angeles and San Francisco, saw took the count and Mrs, James Duncan Robertson and Robert Simpson, former school mates at ‘This was ‘the first of a series of Palo Alto and other Alaskans. The socidls to collect , tag money for Thanksgiving week-end was spent the Grand Camp. On Sunday serv- in Seattle and Portland, and the ices were held in the hall. boys arrived back in Seattle in v s |time” to sell their car and catch \JUNEAU BOYS HAVE | 't was a great trip Piken ana THRiLL OF UFE ON lLfigerzren both declare they “TRIP 'TO WORLD FAIR wouldn't have missed it for any- i thing. they Have" nda the | lives, Arthur Ficken, g Declating’ ALDER BACK Back from a short provisioning and Earl Lagergren, Juneau itrip to lighthouses in this district, High School graduates, retumed‘mL U. 8. L. H. tender Alder was to Juneau today, just three months | berthed at the Juneau Cold Stor- after they left town bound for the | g dock this morning. Chicago fair and a tour of the S All that, was wrong with the trip, according to the young men, was | that no one held ,them up, picked | Girl Scouts PLAY AND CARD PARTY gold bricks. In spite of the fact that neither had ever driven a car out of Alaska, they didn't get a! ratch on the second-hand Ford ey purchased in Seattle to make 8,400-mile trip to the Farr Leaving Seattle September 111 they drove across the continent in | six days. Stops were made at Port- | land, Boise, Salt Lake City, Chey- | enne and other cities along thel way. With them from Seattle to ' Cheyenne was Bennie Messer, Ju- neau High School graduate who1 was returning for his third year | at the Colorado School of Mines at Golden. At the Fair, where Ficken and | Lagergren spent a month, they were chiefly impressed by the in- teresting Ford and spectacilar Chrysler automobile displays. They admitfed that they didn’t see all MASONIC TEMPLE Friday, December 7 Program at 8:15 sharp which will be followed by Card Gameés of Contract, Auction Bridge and Pinochle. FOR RESERVATIONS phone 4622 or 260 than Thursday, December 6. 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