SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST!
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! DOUGLAS |
| NEWS |
CUII I) BAZAAR IS
SUCCESSFULLY held
The annual bazaar of the Episcopal
Guild was held ycslerday afternoon
'nd evening in the League rooms
ilh the u ual success of former
a ,~, Attendance last night was
i =e. The attention of all was di
ccie:’ impartially to the varisus disr
clay : of merchandise, and the stocks
:f food and candies were entirely
old out. Miss Lucille Pepoon and
■er drmestic science class made all.
the candies for the bazaar.
The turkey donated by Mayor A.
r. Goetz w’as awarded to Mrs. Jce
filed!, final disposal of the quilt war
postponed until later and will prob
ably be effected at the Coliseum the
a.ie.
Providing the principal entertain
ment for the evening, the program,
as previously announced, was given
in the church proper. Evelyn Spain
played a piano solo, titled ••Gentle
Night”; Borghild Havdahl sang ‘'Lit
tle Town of Bethlehem"; Doris Ca-1
hill recited "Twilight Thanksgiving”;
two v.ocal duets, "Sweet and Low” ]
and "Come All Ye Faithful” were
by Mrs. Glen Kirkham and Mrs.
Gifford Carter; Miss Betty Karnes i
;ave a reading, "Cop and the
Anthem”; a playlet entitled "The I
First Thanksgiving" given by Miss j
Grace Nagel's pupils and a piano j
olo by Margaret Pearce concluded
the program. The Guild ladies wish ;
to thank everyone who donated and I
helped wnth the affair.
RELIEF WORK IS NOW
TEMPORARILY STOPPED
Due to the heavy snow, work on
the Second Street grading project
was discontinued this morning. It is
I expected that the relief workers will I
i be back on the job shortly.
"THE REXAI.L bTORL”
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