The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1936, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936. PRESBYTERIAL SESSION HELD ATMETLAKATLA Mrs. David Waggoner Pre- sides Over Interesting Annual Meet With Mrs. David Wi ident, as presiding office a Presbyterial xatla on April 2 Ellanore Ewin ion Board at guest speaker. Reports on uted the hosy home Camer- byterian ard of Missions. Mr: Sitka, who pioneered a nurse in t institution, gave an intrest- report on conditions there as ontrasted with the Alaskan front- Beds, meals an lavish enterain- ment were provided the visitors by the Metlakatla residents, with fine weather also contributing its share Lo the delegates’ enjoyment Sixteen Societies Sixteen societies are combined in the Alaska Presbyterial, which has for its purpose the study of mission work and aid in the spiritual up: |1ift of Alaskan women. Also distinct among its activities is a strong sup- port of the Home and Foreign Boards of Missions, to which, dur-| ing the past year, the Presbyterial contributed over $850. Officers were installed by Miss! Ewing on Sunday evening. Pilot Alex Holden to Fly =, Fairchild to Juneau— ELKS TO SPONSOR l S.E. Alaska Service BASEBALL TEAM!‘ - R Alex Holden, Pacific Alaska Air- Decision to sponsor a baseball|Weys pilot, is scheduled to leave team this season, and :l))]!(}”‘llnl("l‘lliS(V tle this week with a thoroughly of- C. H. MacSpadden and R. E.|Te-conditioned Fairchild passenger Jernberg as special representatives | Plane, accor to infdrmation re- of that team at the City League's|ceived by Bob Ellis, PAA represent- nization meeting to be held|atve in Juneau y afternoon, featured last | e of Ak [plane it is believed that the sea- xnager of the team will be cl-|SO0'S PAA cperations in Southeast- at next week’s session, it AR e nced today by Mervyn P Seven thousand pounds of hali- {but, brought in today by the Rose Marie, sold to the New England - PROGRESS EDITION ELICITS RESPONSE cents. As a divect result of i ation contained in the Dailly Alaska Em- pire’s 1936 Progress and Delevop- ment edition, M. D. Williams, Dis- trict Engineer of the Bureau of Public Road! ived two' re- quests froj cials in the Bureau of Roa additional de- tailed reports on some of the pro- jects covered in the special edition S holir kind were made in the requests, the | interest in Alaske taken by these BAKING POWDER oficials ma yprove fruitful in the future development of the Territory. Shortly after the arrival of the! Fish Company at 520 and 635 | | | \/4 W \V N W h/4 v I\y WEEKLY TRIP PLANNED BY WHOLESALE AGENT | ing Friday | Regular weekly trips to nearby | pects to go to Skagway and Haines, | - Southeast Alaska portssaboard his| and thereafter will make alternate | the Umpquah, a 40-foot Weck-ei 2as screw with accommodations for four people, are planned by J. B.| wWren Caro, wholesale agent. On Friday evening, April 17, Mr. | for and Mrs. Caro will sail for Hoonah. | they found $200 hidden in an old | returning by way of Hoonah the organ ‘ zasboat, following Monday. Caro e: On the follow- | BETTER TIMES CONTEST -1 WINNER RETURNING HOME e SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! | mining short course recently pre- - Miss Ida Roller, one of the seven| sented in Juneau, is now in Wran- d trips over the two routes.| Better Times Contest winners, is|gell onysimilar business. A gratify- | a passenger for her Juneau home club women visited a house } aboard the steamer Northwestern. oria county in search of relics | Three other contest winners hav : Texas Centennial exposition, ‘ already returned to Juneau. | ing attendance is reported. | meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the | parlors of the Northern Light Pres- WILCOX IN WRANGELL byterian Church under Acting H. G. Wilcox, conductor of the|Scoutmaster Eugene Rhodes. LS, o MRS. REISCHL RETURNING Mrs. R. A. 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