The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 2, 1947, Page 7

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Robert Webb at the Church cf the Holy Trinity last Saturday eveninz at a candle- izt rvice. ‘The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hogue and the bridegroom is the on of Mrs. Joe deGanahl. The getite bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a traditional gown of white satin made with a long train. Her fingertip veil was fastened at the tip with a tiara decorated with eced pearls. Her bouquet was a shcath of white gladioli. Mrs. Linn Forr matron of henor, and Mis; deGanahl and Miss Smith, bridesmaids, wore m gowns of ice-blue satin. Forrest wore a small te cap and Miss Smith deGanahl wore match- tin bLandeaus. They of mixed garden Bewitching Susan Cas- tor of Mr, and Mrs. Ce- was the flower girl. f billowy white net, lue rose buds on nd bodice. | cousin of the an. William Hoguz were Hogue, mother of the bride, grey crepe dress and a ose a 's wedding. was held following '3 ceremony at Mrs. deGanahl's The house was gaily decor- d candles and centered by €erving at the p inz the eveni Harcin, Mrs dur- Carl Mrs. and Mrs. isting with e M:s. Cecll Casler, Mrs. Walter Stutte and Mrs. Car- gon Lawrence. Sandra Garvin was in charge cf the guest book. Trke couple will leave for a short honeymoon trip to Califor- nia, before the opening date of tke University of Oregon, where Mr. deGanahl will enroll for his junior year in the Journalism School. Mrs. deGanahl will enter the -University in December. DAILY SCHEDULE Capital City Trailways Leaye Juneau 7:15 AM. Leave Treadwe 7:30 AM. Special 7:45 P.M. 9:00 PM. 10:30 P.M. 12:15 Midnight 12:30 AM. Bus Leaves Juneau—South Seward St.—Next Teen-Age Club Bus Leaves Douglas—Five minutes after departure from Treadwell. - —e————— KOHLER LIGHT Safe, Automatic Electric LIGHT and POWER wherever you are. 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IF YOU HAD K STOLEN THE FOREIGN SHE- 4 DEVILS FINERY AND PARADED IT BEFORE T THERE'LL BE A SQUAD OF MEN HERE WITH TEAR_ GAS ANY _MINUTE, COFFYHEAD. START ILL JUST LIKE YOU, CORKY. ONLY INSTEAD OF TEENAGERS HANGIN' AROUND, IT% OLD GEEZERS! w PSST-- YE RECKOM Te' JURY'LL FIND TH' HA'NT GUILTY, SNUFEY ? \ 7)) Z gy BY GOLLY- THEY'RE SOUND ASLEEP AFTER THEIR DAY OUT SHOPPING- M ALL IN-MESELF -I'LL. GO INTO THE LIBRARY -AS ME SNORING WOULD WAKE THEM WP CORDS OF HIS NECK! LUuG THE CLINKER HOOKS. HIS PARALVZE HIM. X RIGHT-HAND MUSCLES MAYBE T WILL. TIME WILL TELL. o WE-LNS'LL MY WIFE-MATE'LL PERNOUNCE Hiv \ SHORE BE GLAD GUILTY SOON AS | TO HEAR THAT, VE RAP FER LAW SNUFEY AN ORDER 1N TH' COURT 8-8 FRED q LAssweLL ILL LEAVE THE ROOM QUIETLY- THESE NEW SHOE:! THE FUTILITY OF COPING eNoueu! MY FRIEAD, % GIVE YOU A BREAK. AND PU I'M LOST WITHOUT | POCKETS - iR s G R A LD REALIZE, BY NOW, FEMALE LOGIC. T'LL -§ 1 i |Gt w7, THERE YOU ARE, VR, HACK. | 50LD THE OLD. BIRD A GUN VI50R AND A SET OF 5PARK PLUGS. PRSP RIS SHE CRAVES TO MAKE A PATCHWORK QUILT QUT'N TH VARMINT SO-TRYING TO || SNEAK OUT-EH? ,,‘/ 7 OH-WHATS THE USE OF TRYING TO EXPLAIN? TH' DAMAGE 1S DONE? PAGE SEVE