The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1949, Page 8

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1949 ¥ bbb b b PAGE EIGHTI W& THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA JURY LIST DRAWN|RAINBOW GIRLS HAVE race registered for military call BEAN-JACKSON MARRIAGE under the selective service act of Mathilda Jackson of Kake became World War II, less than 100 men‘"he bride of Patrick Bean, also of factually prosecuted for attempted | Kakc in a ceremony performed SQUARE DANCING THEN FOR w I N T E R TERM Go Io SUNDAY SERV'(E draft cvflm_uu. ik ig:,trl;:,(:;“cfi:y U. S. Commissioner OF U S COURT HERE KADOW TALKS - O\FR KINY | Witnessing the ceremony were v ir Dorothy L. Gray and John Guer- The Order of Rainbow for Girls i Kenneth Kadow, Alaska Ficld of- rero Jr. | | | 'hl'r! their reg r Saturday evening Jury lists for the winter term of |meeting at the Scottish Rite Tem- |ficer for the Department of the In- | the U.S. District C here have|ple, followed by square dancing in- |terior, will talk about the new pru-\' been drawn, and the Clerk of Court [structions to which the DeMolay [posed development bill over KINY| Mrs. John Bear of Pelican is re- | this mornir ivered sum- | boys were invited. Everyone attend- [at 5 o'clock this evening. This is|gistered at the Gastineau Hotel mons to the U.S. Marshal ng entcred into the gay spirit of [the Business and Professional Wo- | —_— - ! Grand jury will be cailed at 10|the dances and it was a joyful suc- [men's Club community center Pm-} Jerome Holwka of Juneau and| a.m. January 3; petit jury 11 be cess. The Carl D'Epiros and Ray |g8ram with Mrs. Elton Engstrom,|Alexandra Musianowich of D(dml} called at 10 am., January 5. Nevins, assisted by several Eastern |radio chairman, in charge of the have applied for a marriage license Drawn for grand jury duty were: gave the instructions. Rre- |interview. | with the U. S. Commissioner here. | Juneau * Animrson. Dave nts were served after the| —— - —~ dancing On Sunda three pl Brown ard R. Col Girls and | wor- 7 Rainbow yyed morning W. Mars ship toge! a the I,\llh('l%ln; G A E. H. Pagt Church Societe Es Palmdale G p BOX CHOCOLAT: Fetidh CORN ON COB Roselic Thibodeau, Cly Vance (ON(ERT OF SHElBY NICHOLS PORTRAYAL | : OF AMERICAN NFGRO SILVER No. 2% tin 35¢ Four to Five Large Ears Best Foods Baker's COCOANUT ner, Dr. H Vandor Jr 1 Mr J M. Wi and Pav J THE Sitka — Jenney A el Iohn| Appearmg before an appreciative 0Z. p y C YONNAISE - Juneau audience in the Memoris - E. Eagles, H 1ser | Preshyierian Church Safurday e | 17 g Quart jar 73c Petstabery - Sl | ning, Shelby Nichols, noted basso- | JELL 0 Laura Lu Li e ":‘If "”“’ f"l'l‘ i ‘w'; S c WHIPPING P. Lund, Mrs. Don MacKenzie T 3p g Aok Caegitera With evidence cf . AVOSET 3 ; | thought, the program DAMASK ROSE* S and W Brandied » to a combined recttal-l cert, and portrayed the e of Americ Negro from ‘col ... carved in ageless Sterling the fleeting beauty of the first rose that has bloomed for two 8 o0z. jar 3%¢ Heinz MINCE MEAT 28 oz. jar 55¢ Pelican The opening strains were . 4 g thousand years. See this dramatic —Mrs. Osc n: Haines — |on the piano, with D s g i solid silver pattern today. s Elizabeth B. Sheldon; and Lynn | Matilla playing intr ¥ ¥ Fig or Date W ET RKIN We will be glad to extend our budget plan for even a starter set of two place settings. Canal—W. M. Triplette. of “Old Man River, PETIT JURY Drawn for petit jury quty v HEINZ PUDDINGS 16 oz. jar 59c 15 oz. tiin 53c ing with the accon s through the m\mc'«l phases of Juneau — Robert P. Andr presentaticns v Dofothy A Bakie; G55, In his mvmdunlcr_ .Nieh- | Fory lovely patterns: New — Wesco Gilbert Bixby, Mrs. Bernice Boland, 0l cited the historl that Cr Choose yours now New Crop PUMPKIN Willis R. Booth, C. H. Bowman, Pus Attucks, first An rican to los while our stodle CHESTNUTS 4 Mrs. J. E. Connors, Darial M. his life in the Boston Massacre of | ans % ,IA - Douglas, W. E. Feero Jr., Shirley the struggle for American indepen- | is complete. 0.4 In 19C Fleek, Mrs Samue! Guyot, Mrs dence \: H:DegL0. £ { ' T3 o“n c . Margaret Harris, Lisle 8. Herbert,| In this setting, the first song about our Fred Henning, Ed Hollman, L. A | 8iven was, “I've Known Rivers” a| YAWAY l’l AN Libby’s Asparagus Style KR“STEAZ Hudson, Albert Johnson, George E. | COmposition of the artist, in which 3 Tomen, Mark . oo & s wsced tne ey trbulations WHOLE GREEN . HAPPY THANKSGIVING : 1] oz pka. 43¢ dobnsta ' ¥ Maatiay 2rs slave days. Then, in rapid suc- 2 . - on were given & repertoire of BEANS T® ALL Crp e o Bert Keifer, Jim T. Mak . Ritz Matson, Mrs. R. Maxsc i poee am‘ mmlh 3 21 - p o 1ol PR PR I s, M S Mo L 5 1ot G| ei———+ FINEST BIRDS OBTAINABLE O st M. Mil, M. E Morrison, E:ther ““ av};?fl“’d = bt‘(m; "”’[;Efé FROM GENERATION TO GENERAT!ON Fresh : 38 Pound k 37(: e, Mired O PO o1 ercan Negeo hisors through CRANBERRIES { waSHINGTON CO-0P BROADBREASTED PXg. Mildred M. Trafton, and V. F. Wil- i liams. war between the states, fought on w v I Douglas: Wiliam E. Bochl, Ger-|the principle of human slavery The - CHICKENS — BUCKS — GEESE REDDI-WIP ald D. Cashen, Mrs. Faye Ferguson, Glenn B. Rice, Virginia Snyder, A. M. Tanner, and Robert L. Thorne | Skagway: F. D, Calkins, and| Donald C. MacKay; Petersburg: W. A. Anderson, Louis E. Elkins, Archie A. Klaney; Scow Bay: John | A. King; Jamestown Bay: Gretta | Mills; Pelican: D. C. White; Eheep Creek: Marie ngme and | Bilert Holbeck, Eric Larson, Mrs. e 3.4 | TELL THE CLERK IF YOU WANT IT. Jaéfihomcae:(nd I!j:):(x”;l;nong:m :; :—— H ; Lettuce - Celery D e e e ] Louis H. Mills, Mrs. Cyrus Peck, H Idaa or‘rhgnk Mn new zest, with pineapple, to good old } Tomatoes - Endive ICE CBEAM i s quarl 59c Everett E. Riggs, Earl Shennett, H pumpkin pie—and enjoy the familiar, | | g We have a cqm_plete stock and P‘f"‘"kcfl»‘;" % 4 1 P ° pleasing flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee. | i Cranberrles : Yams Birdseye — Frozen of Fresh Bakery Goods. Salmon Creek: Yvonne A. Keit- S i S o - ] It's a distinguished blend of the | | Let us deliver these tasty 2::32‘"}';'_ g gmfz’:‘"p;';?d ;’";‘\ 1 Pumpk'n-P.mm world’s finest coffees—and “Con- : ! 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