LUTHERAN AID TO
RESUME ACTIVITIES
Thursday will mark the beginning
of fall activities for the Ladies’ Aid
of Resurrection Lutheran Church
which will hold Its September
meeting in the church parlors at
2 p m.
Several committee reports will be
heard, including a report on the
work done in redecoraUng the par
sonage during the slammer months.
Standing committees will be nam
ed and plans for a social to be
held In the near future will be
discussed: At least one new mem
ber will be received, and a number
of gusts will be Introduced to the
ladies. Mrs. George GetcheU and
Mrs. E. O. Jacobson will be hostess
es during the afternoon.
GUCKER, HEBERT
LEAVE FOR HUNT
Following a yearly custom, Jack
dicker, merchandise broker, and
l,yle Hebert, Schwabacher Hard
' warde Company representative, are
bound on a "big game” hunt. They
left Juneau last night on the Al
aska for Valdez.
k They will take the "trail” to the
Interior, gunning for moose, cari
* bou and sheep.
FROM CANNERY
!31x employees of the Astoria and
f Puget Sound Canning Company at
Excursion Inlet, are travelling from
Juneau to Vancouver,, B. C.. on the,
Prince Rupert after having been
, brought here by cannery tender
Saturday. With them are Mr. and
; Mrs. M. <C. Wright. Wright is the,
son of Fred Wright, cannery execu
tive.
UNITED STATE8
DEPARTMENT of the interior
, GENERAL land oftice
District LandOfftc*
Anchors**, -Alaska.
