The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1936, Page 7

SENIOR DANCE IS ON TONIGHT Affair Will Be Given in High School Gym—Starts at Nine o'Clock Witchery with all its mysterious y4atmosphere will reign tonight at the Senior Ball in the high school gym. Refreshments will be served, Rand’s Orchestra is to play, and during intermissions guests will be entertained by talented students. Bernice Lovejoy is going to sing, Ruth Allen and Edith Hawkins are to dance and Bob Hawkins is to show what he can do in the way of a novelty number at the piwno. The decoration committee, com- posed of Doris Freeburger, Helen Hildre and Harry Lucas, have beeni| very busy making a huge cavern, stalgamites, spiders, and dragons which will transform the gym into a different world tonight. Other committees are as fol- lows: - entertainment — chairman, Clara Hansen, Fern Gubser, and Edithbelle Heller; programs — chairman, Viola Converse, Luella *Tucker, and Eulalla Archer; invita- tions — chairman, Louise Tanner, Archie Gubser, Ross Peterson, and Alberta Porter; refreshments | chairman, Myrtle Mello and S}bl]l Godfrey; and advertising — chair- | man, Bob Turner, Harry Lucas and Helen Westall. Patrons and patronesses for the dance are Mr. A. B. Phillips, Mr.|a and Mrs. A Karnes, Mr. and o Mis. R. W. Be Mr. and Mrs. vans, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wmu Invitations amd programs will be In keeping with the theme. Danc- ing is from 9 to 12 midnight. e | TRAPPING SEASON IS OPEN ON EVERYTHING | + EXCEPT BEAVER NOW 4ed the evening at the Elks’ Mionesota and Alaska Trounce Pin Opponents Petrich Nose—saut Stewart for High Total by Three Points With Tom Petrich as their spear head, the Minnesota Gophers clos- alleys last night by scoring a complete sweep of their match with the En- gineers from Carnegie Tech. In the preceding match the University of Alaska had also swept all three ofits matches against Dartmouth, and with less difficulty than was experienced by Minnesota. .Petrich’s 199 was by many points the top single game of the night, while his 518 total score took first place for the night by only three points over the mark compiled by A. W. Stewart as the latter led the Dartmouth Redskins in a de- termined effort to stave off the U. of Alaska victory. Point earned a four-point decision over M. I. T. in the opening game, dropping the second game to the ngineers by more than forty points, then came back with an Army drive that overhauled M.IT. in the last and deciding engage- | ment. R\llplrv and Lehigh renew their warfare in the opening h on tonight’'s conference | schedule, at 7:30, with Yale invad- ing the South to meet Vanderbilt at 8:30, and Lafayette bearding Notre Dame, at 9:30. Scores in last night's conferenee bowling matches were: pping in Southeast Alaska n The trar y to open. The son 5 in this district until Jan- uary Other districts opened previously, most of them around December 1. All fur may be taken except beaver on which there is a closed season throyghout the Ter- 'rimry. A nice catch is indicated, accord- | ing to reports to the Alaska Game Commission, and as a result of the high price e are enter- ing > field many ;more trapp formetly, game officials say. EVELYN STEVENSON, | RUSSELL WELLS, T0 WED HERE TONIGHT Miss yn Stevenson and Mr. sRussell Wells wiil be united in mar- | riage tonight by the Rev. O. L.| Kendall. The ceremony is to be at| 7:30 o'clock at the Gross Apart- ments where the couple will re-| side. | The bride is from Winnipeg, Can-i ada, and at present is employed at| the Terminal Cafe. Mr. Russell is| cmployed at the A. J. Mine, | Miss Mary Lyle is to be maid of | J_ honor and Bruce Smith will be best | " man. A, wedding party for friends | will be held in the apartment fol-|Hospital, where he has been underlshvlnnn Simmons in the Al | Air Transport Nugget took off lowing the ceremony. | e | GIRL FOR RUSICKS | Mrs. Steve Rusich became the mother of an eight - pound four\ ounce baby girl born shortly before‘\ midnight last night at St. Ann’s) Hospital. Mr. Rusick is in the fox! farming. business at Security Bay\ est Point Duckworth 180 145 169— 494 Holland 127 103 135— 365 {Mrs. Coughlin . 164 125 176— 465 Spot 20 29 29— 87 Totals 500 402 509—1411] A LT iverson 171 170 150— 491 Wile 140 137 120— 497| Davlin 185 137 154— 470} Totals 496 444 4241364 Universitly of Alaska ‘Wilson 176 150 155— 481 Miss M. Kolasa 125 124 111— 360 Mrs. Davlin 143 110 158— 4]]? Spot 82 82 82— 246 Totals 526 466 Daartmouth Stewart 192 125 124 24 Totals 465 458 452—1375 | Carnegie Tech | Robertson *177 177 177— 531 | Brown 185 156 168— 509 Mrs. Darnell 87 106 92— 276 Spot 17 17 17— b1 Totals . 457 456 454'—1367' Minnesota Petrich ... 189 148 171— 518 Connors, Jr. ... 111 144 140— 495 Delebecue 160 171 166— 497 Totals 470 463 477—1410 *—Average—Did not bowl, - DAPSEIVECH GOES HOME ll In the opening encounter, West | THE FERRET SOLILOQUIZES D SPARK PLUG PERSONS (NVOLVED IR AND HE | Paul Dapseivech has improved sufficiently so he could return to! his home foday from St. Ann's| medical treatment. ——— e — PIONEER MEETING Friday night, December 11, at 8 o'clock. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Cards and refreshments after meet- ing. FOR MEMBERS ONLY. adv. Tenakee, and three passeng jJunsau this morning at 11:30 o'- | clock. Passengers outbound from Juneau with Simmons were James bel, for Chichagof, and James E: tes, for the Pioneers’ Home - Emplre classifieds pay Sitka. simmons is due to return to Ju-! v “THINGS TO LOOK FOR WHEN YOU'RE BIIYING NOW THEN -TO RECONSTRUCT THE CRIME - MMM -- LET'S SEE —— SNUFFY - LOWIZIE -MARCELLY- BARNEY WEAZY- PAPPY WILKINS AND THE PRINCE T00 MUCH GOLF MADE WEAZY A “LEETLE TETCHED (N TH HAID" Freeburn and his daughter Anna-| HIS To LOVES MARCELLY DESPERATELY -- MOMENT ; House Frocks Go Gay This one of designed almost like a street dress Bringing Hugh Brewster, De- partment of Commerce aeronautics Simmons returned from Ketchikan this morning at 10 o'- The new house frocks are made of colorful “calico cotions” whose printed patterns are splashed with several hues, and whose designs are much more tailored than the old models. red and cream printed cotton is with a widened pleated shoulderline and a pleated frill trim. The buttons and belt are red sucde-finished fabric. slMMONS CARRIES neau this afternogn at 3:30. TENAKEE TODAY Zbscen clock, ms Carrying serum and expr to ! one hour and forty minutes. e LOPAZ IN HOSPITAL ALONG COMES TH' PRINCE - oL PAPPY THINKS MONEY To BURN -~ g the flight in only THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE; FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1936, BARNEY GOOGLE A DAUGHTER (S GOING MARRY A T(TLE --- AN' HE'LL HAVE THEN wHAT 222 DOUGLAS NEWS | LEGISLATORS ADDRESS ! DOUGLAS CHAMBER ! Senator Henry Roden and Rep- | resentative Joe Green were the guest speakers at the regular meet- iing of the Douglas Chamber of | Commerce last night. Subjects of general interest to | everycne in the Territory, par- | ticularly legislation dne to come| up before the next Legislature, | were discussed by the visitors. 'l'h(:l n of devising new methods | of c«mm.’ increased revenues to| meet the budget was stressed by ! both spe | Busl of the meeting was con- fined to consideration of the peti- | tion from the Petersburg Cham- I ber of Commerce to provide for the | establishment of an experimental fur farm to be presented for pas-| forthcoming legisla- and which was ap | sage 1t the tive assembly, | proved D ‘GUBSER WILL COME HERE FOR SESS!ON rlan Gub: is now Kobuk river predatory animal at | this morning to visit reindeer herds in the Sclawik country, according to a r ¥ After s ser pro will return to Kotzebue |in time for Christmas and then will | { come to Juneau to be here to n a report on the wolf-reinde uation to the Territorial Legislature which convenes January 11. > oo - SEAL RETURNS Frapk Dufr {.cer of the Alas sion, returned to Jur {aboard the vessel S idays in Petersburg ¢ | ters, Sy SN CARD PARTY By the Catholic Daughters of Am-| erica tonight at the Parish Hall at 8 o'clock. The Hope Chest will be| (Adv.) awarded.- e Empire aas are rea CLAUDE ERSKINE | | as a paid-up subscriber to The | Empire you are entitled to 2 | free tickets to the motion pic- | | ture showing tonight at the | DOUGLAS COLISEUM 'n Takit Leuteric Lopaz entered St, Apn's! Pay ll Hospital yesterday for medical} care. He is an A. J, employee. — e MAJOR OPERATION Mrs., major operation yesterday at St. Ann’s Hospn.al R. T. Harris underwent a| | | PHONES 92 or 35 Free Delivery i{ Fresh Meats, Groceries, Liquors, Wines and Beer We Sell for LESS Because We sell for CASH i1 Leader Dept. 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