The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO RALPH RIVERS IS SERVICES SUNDAY by held Elks yes toward peace and brother- forget conflict 2 ted i and Mr. d in the on this ¢ reneral well as cherish on't sce that manner we of I rt and cl rity of 1d at manner attain { ature qualifying us for I natking th memoris i ! RETURNS FROM TRIP Pearce returnec this morning to her duties in the Fiscal Divisicn of the U. S. For- est Service after a two months vis- it in the States. She visited with her sister .and family in California Miss Margaret Hats | 1 ‘ MARGARET PEAR(E ind mn» there motored to Chi- M TORSHEP ESTEBETH ) i v o the o o Leaves FATRES ' SKAGWAY “” MONDAY | 0 “irained to. make ner iurure. oy Ipes heme. The latter recently resigned | x & f her position ‘with the Alaska | Leaves for Road Commission. i Aiter an enjoyable stay in Chi- SITKA and Waygcvis every Wednesday 6 P.M. +HT and M \lI and returned to Juneau b rlane on Sunday. to L. E. Everson uling date, A T TR | BEGINNING 9A. M. FLWBM Pre-Christmas Clearance of S BT S=uslciris-=slacles COATS-=Blpusers-=nals RESSES--lingerie CONTENUES ALL WEEK NO CHARGES NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES ¥ APPROVALS New merchandise will be included in sale stock daily, as store space is made available. CHANNEL APPARYI. SHOP R T 5 . R T e LB e O sy et 00 SO A .. cago, Miss Pearce returned to Cali-| She is secretary | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ORATOR AT ELKS' | T‘, a Tima Hae ('n‘ 0 e 1ime ias uvome i Rest I ft 4 y aft C t 2:30 o'clock in I rga n's ledge rooms. 1 : Speal f the day was Ralph J.| wh et a tone of unity in ert : of departed bLrother / the Elks while continuing along 1 | both '/ should & OF PASSENGERS; WEEKEND FLIGHTS up for lost time over the Pan Airways Livision 193 - in and out of Juneau. Fol Dave Dawson, Rob mpson, Harold Fos Waso Pepovich, Ralph and Maude Morro Mis. Harold Han- Mrs. June Young Mtr Jer Mr Rhet ivan Di- v Jam ie MeIntos e Espeseth ranca for Agricul- PAcCIFIC Airline. The most modern planes and methods, o . . courtesy and hospitality . . . plus efficiency of persomnel ... isthereason why P N A Leadsthe Way.” FORMERLY WOODLEY AIRWAYS PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES al Axistant is a year Ihl lmit, from 18 to 35 years, are Mdry Wendlmg Is i | appoint- o e givoes Wit Guest of Honor at Sat. Night Affair| ed to these positions will assist research or other scientific fessional field: or pm— work in the appropriate hysicist positions are located shower lly in the Department of A bridal Cemmerce and th2 Department cf ve George F. Martin the Interior. Salaries ra from r home on West Tenth Street 397 to $7.102 a year ce rday night, complimenting Miss its, 18 to 62, will be waived fc ’ 12, whose marriage to persons entitled to veteran prefer- Kirkham of Douglas will mnized at the Holy Trinity Further information an pal Church Wednesday night. ion forms may Le obtained from lovely gifts were received the Commission’s L Sacretary, or guest, and a ples evening cf games and conver- cation enjoyed H W Office Cuff, located Juneau Post | | MUECSIPNG™ = PSS These present included Mes- dames Herbert J. B Emll\] Pe”gn h, Ed Hib Earl Bland y Hanson, Ed Jewell, L(m_\; N Walter Kleweno, Bern Con- | Lewis Taylor, Y Gieh bossmis onas mand ] Bland Mary Wendling, | this ob- Mrs Henry Roden ‘fy’fid({ed F“day t and the hostess, | | lein, Darrell I g s o Mrs. Martin I segvices Lou Page, Roscoe Ban- re ay be most sombre in tone ssell Apple Mies Emily Perrcn, tormerly of Mr s went on to say: “Our . son, Melvin Patterson, Tucson, Arizona and Kirkland HIVER!NG WAVE | eparted brothers would not have Mrs. Pauline Amo: Margaret sh., cnd Lewis Taylor, son of S ] { t 0. They lived with attitudes of Fearce, James Mrs, Mary and Mrs. Tke Taylor of this ood fellowship i varying degrees Huston, Virgi son, Ernes wers united in marriage by Hl"s JUNEAU FOR ’, f joy . . . they would want remem- Page he Rev. Willis R. Boott quiet : l to call up in us a glow of| From Annette: Ray DeHaan weddin, the hom the bride- ! ess that we lived and that! From Ketchikan: Pate Gilmore. groom's parents ught, Dec SLNB Y OFFER!NG it was our good fortune to have| From \Hm- orse: Ruth € % i known them.” Their attendanis were Mr. & Brotherly Mrs. Elizabeth Ther Dooley. A | cne the Banana Belt| “Their lives symbolize the falter- Esther Tippleman, Leo W. reception honoring the > open last Saturday nf!mwon; & 1g steps” cf all mankind toward I couple fcllowed the gusts of ccld wind came| 4 our ultimate goal, namely, full at- Mary Mendenhall. mony h it and the thermometer ¥ § 2 mt of herly love’ in the Erickson,, Mis dropped froms19 degrees above at | % cense used by the Christ who 1 Pilgrim. 5 pm. to U above at 10 p.m. ’rhm; |8 first enunciated that doctrine s e: Ken Wilson, Il snivery, | ¥ he fundamental cure for this § . i States Employ- 3 those | 2 worlds' greatest ills” Mr. Rivers| To Seattle: Hans Hansen, Her- h ; it was going down | & entinued bert Faulkner, Roma Faulk are making thei i zll day Sunday, there was al | “In the long perspective of his- Crowely, Laura Aase in the Fifth Street Apart- n of from 5 to 6 degrees| Q% t E advance toward the ba- 7, Morin Mcntgomery, the wind gusty, | ic jion cf man's s has Bancroft, Charles Stewart, R ' s ¢on made. Tha seed sown by Nellie Stewart HONEYMOONERS KETURN localities right m| hri nd nutured by such of his K Kooistre S-bgt. v Awmsden and his b; 2, zero was registered, { fell as had the m of hu-|Willlam Simpson, ] AN~ | the former Beverly Leivers, whose & -, it w“sl b kindness in their v , has at chott, Trygv> Alsvig, Leota Smi wedding was an event of Nov. 30, ow zero, but nol 4 t token root It is the ulti-] Mike Jacejko, John Nelson, Mrs A TR e e | 1 n the finer development of Earline Nelson, Phillis Bishop, Max- y .\ comoon trip to Sitka I the ther softened wup; 4 nd, whether achieved by ine Bishop, Jim Moserip. The yoting couple'will ks at home o'clock this morn- | o Q 14 1 Mohammedans, Confu-| Elliott Pearson, Rolland Weeks, ;o itpeir friends at their new hcme some snow in the air. At f .é;w ians, agnostics, atheists, non-te- Ellis Oswalt, Charles G. Ellet, Agr o § 2 (ot it s 16 AHOTE Rhit | —, ieving scient or philosophers.” Forbes, Maurice Whittier it was 10 above but—look | § /% H “Re ess of how littl> thought A?nnhflv Blfdnk. Mng McDonald TO FLORIDA FOR XMAS or report and v.hmi \ - < have given to this sub- | Arthur Van Mavern, Nick Bavard. ' po.iiv. yviq PAA pla 5 it 15 going to drop | 4t ject, we know that the doctrine of V. Bavard, Mildred Ivy, W. 8. o 16, ek to rht. | \;'Je" e v both as a means of Wright > o ol e el 4 2‘\ . giving sc Ip to our fellowmen John Geyer, Irma Geyer, piosi gl m)“w{ il 8 humar p:v.m}!; A . L. L. Cave, Alb ive to St. Petersburg, Florida, to water pipe 'w’ 3 e ,“‘,',.‘I,m',‘m‘ ‘ ) and_ pu. fpend the Christmas holidays at SR e ‘I i e i i o THioba itk the home of Mrs. Geyer's family. 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