_.fhe home of Mrs. Alic Newton |
at j445 Piggott Place was the:
scélt: of a delightful surprise.
farewell party Thursday night
when friends gathered to fete
Mrs. Ray E. Johnson. Co-hostess
was Mrs. John Anton.

“Mrs, Johnson with her hus-
band’ and three children leave
inthe near future for Vancouver
where they will make their
homie.» .
“During the enjoyable affair,
the guest-of-honor was present-
eda ‘copper Lazy-Sysan by Mrs.
Wilfred Garbett, on behalf of
the guests.
“Highlight of the evening’s en-

 

 

and Mrs. William Hoff,

 

tertainment, which comprised a
floor show, saw Mrs, Garbett and
Mrs, Albert Major present a ver-
sion of the “Jive.”

The serving: of refreshments
by the joint-hostesses, conclud-
ed the farewell gathering.

Other invited guests were Mrs.
Thomas Parkins, Mrs. Henry
Trudeau, Mrs. Arvid Maki, Mrs.
Yoshio Mori, Mrs. Leslie Brain,
Mrs. John Blums, Mrs, Amedee
Desiutels, Mrs. John Anderson,
Mrs, Harry Quick, Mrs. Arthur
Bell, Mrs. Joseph Cazes, Mrs.
Henry Dickens, Mrs. Alfred
Ritchie, Mrs. Raymond Bulings,

 

 

 

EASY. DOES ‘IT — “Easy” is
the word for fall, 1957, accord-
ing to Monte-Sano & Pruzan
of New York, and “easy” is
the word for the jacket of this ‘
point nub wool. Double-breast-
ed, with a neat cowl collar, the
sult, done in magenta petit
jacket has dropped shoulders,
loose sleeves, and a graceful,
unfitted waist.

 

Lutheran Project

MINNEAPOLIS (# — A giant
Lutheran encyclopedia of near-

 

ly 2,500,000 words will be ready
for publication within four years,
it was announced Thursday at!
the Lutheran World Federation's!
third assembly. Dr. Julius Bo-
densieck of Dubuque, Iowa, the
editor, sald the volume will. help
the ordinary person, layman or
preacher in discovering what
Lutherans think and do.

 

 

 

FRED £, DOWDIE
OPTOMETRIST

Phone 5548

~

Prince Rupert Daily News

Saturday, August 24, 1957

ersonally Speaking eee

Former city resident back for
the first time in 29 years is Mrs.
Anton Ackerberg of Vancouver,
presently spending a, two-weck
vacation in Prince Rupert with
‘friends, Mr. and Mrs, O, A. John-
son, 137 Seventh Avenue’ East.
She returns home Monday by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane.

Mrs. Joseph Addison, 658
Seventh Avenue East, leaves to-
morrow morning by CPA plane
via Terrace for a three-week
holiday in Vancouver.

Returning after a year’s ab-
sence yesterday on the “Queen
of the North” from Vancouver
was Stan Morin, who has joined
the staff of the Elk’s Club:

Miss Ann Botham, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Botham, 345
Fifth Avenue East, returned this
morning by CPA plane to Van-
couver en route to Victoria
where she will continue’ her
nurse’s training at Royal Jubilee
Hospital. es

Mrs. L. E. Barnes of - Seattle,

arrived yesterday. morning — by.

hoat to spend a vacation: here
visiting. her mother, Mrs. C. J.
Lundquist, 106 Hay’s Cove Circle.

the “Queen of the North” after
spending the summer with Mrs.
Ney’s parents, Mr. and. Mrs. -A.

Bruce Brown, 1748 Atlin Avenié. |

Mrs. George Ryan and ‘child-
ren Jean, Gerald and Stanley,
left yesterday by plane for Van-

 

303 3rd Ave. W.

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couver after spending the sum-
mer months at Metlakatla.

 

Master Robert Pilford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilfold of
Nanalmo, who spent the summer
here at 516 Eighth Avenue East,
left this morning’ by plane en
route to Nanaimo, Mr. and Mrs.
Pilfold will return home follow
ing the fishing season.

Novel Ship In Use

LONDON (Reuters) — A new
Soviet “flying shipp’ powered by
under-water wings which lifts it
above the surface of the water
has reached a maximum speed
of 48 miles an hour on a journey
from Gorki to Moscow, Moscow
radio reports. The ship com-
pleted the 566-mile journey to

 

'| Moscow in 14 hours with 70 pas- |

sengers on board.

readers

@ Buy your Show Tickets at the
Grand Cafe anytime. This. week
at*the Grand Cafe—Barbecued
-Duck. Deep Fried Prawns, Bar-
becued Pork Chop Suey, Fish
and Chips, best Red Brand T-
Bone Steaks and. Fried Half

 

(202)

Canadian Legion Saturday, Aug
24. Stage Show, Refreshments,
Dancing. Everybody welcome.. |
ot, - (199)
-@ Salt Lake Ferry—weather
permitting. Daily—2, 3.°5, 6; 7
p.m. Sundays and Wednesdays
from 11 a.m. 2628 - 3100. ’ (H)

 

 

Chicken. Fresh Bread daily. Dial.
, . (3215.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip: Ney: of} 2”

Vancouver left this morning‘on| @:“Bring the Missus” to the)

@ Cash for old gold—Bulger’s.

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wearing. —- -

    

PRINTED PATTERN

' PROMINENT DESIGNER — Those who are fashionwise are .
already looking for the New Look of the Transitional season —
the figure flattering lines of this newest — just published —
pattern by Designer Ginny Stutzlen. Visualize your own
“Original” in a sheer wool, a new cotton tweed, or for slightly
dressier wear a soft, lovely surah. Again; imagine it — and
you — in one of the, new Fall colors — a Dior red, a sapphire
blue, the new purple that is rich and dark, Whatever your
choice, you'll find pleasure in the ease of making, the joy

275, ie
inny Stlutzlen .

.. Printed’ Pattern M275 is available in Misses Sizés 10, 12,

14, 16. and 18. Size 16 requires 35% yards of 39-inch fabric. ~ —

Send ONE. DOLLAR for Printed Pattern: M275 to Daily

' News, 60 Front Street, Toronto, Pattern Department. Please

print.- plainly ‘YOUR NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, STYLE

NUMBER and SIZE. — Next Week —- Watch for a prominent
designer. pattern a Harmay original. oe

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Money Talked
_ BOWLING GREEN, V4. (P=
We'll get it. straightened out in.’ .
-@ day or two,” says red-faced |
. Chevrolet dealer T. B. Blatt
about the huge billboard on
the highway near here...
The sign, crected for Chev-
rolet by an advertising agency,
declares: =. - co
“When moncy talks, it says
_ Chevrolet.” ‘
But the next line adds: -.-
“See your local Ford dealer.”

CHURCH
DIRECTORY,

' Services in all churches at 11 a.m.
+ and 7:30 p.m. except as | shown

 

 

 

ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
4th Ave. W. at Dunsmulr St.
Holy Communion 8:30 a.m..
Very Rev. A. E. Hendy Dial: 4766

ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN”:
‘ Seal Cove. - “*
Miss Elaine Bulmer, B.A. L. Th.
964 10th East | Dial 3470

FIRST BAPTIST |
5th Ave. E. at Young St,
Sunday School 10,a.m. and 12:15 |.
Rev. J. A. Roskam Dial 6060

REGULAR BAPTIST
' €29 6th Ave. East
Sunday. School 10 a.m.::..
Rev. L. BE. Jackson - . Dial 3071

EVANGELICAL FREE’ CHURCH.
‘ 6th Ave. at Ambrose.
_. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. -
Morning Service £2:00 p.m... ‘fF
Rev. H.W. Foster §- ,-Dial 4403°}

_ ST.-PAUL’S LUTHERAN |.) LF,
Sth. Ave. at McBride St.

L Sunday. School. 10-a.m,..  §-
Rev. A. S. Olson '. Dial. 4164

- PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE’ [
." 202 6th Ave. West ~ «fF:

Morning ‘Service. 11:30 ~

- Sunday School 10:30 am: -

Rev. Wm. E. Leggette _ Dial 5839

.-, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN | 4
235 4th Ave. East 2. fo

Sunday School 10 and: 11 a.m.

Rev. Ivan S. Gamble Dial 5823,

THE ‘SALVATION. ARMY
‘ Fraser Street. .
Sunday School 12:30-p.m. «..’-
Sr. Major and Mrs. C. Clitheroe
Asst, 2nd Lt. Frederica Day “EE
: * Dial 3024.

FIRST UNITED  :

636 6th Ave. West

Family Service 9:30 a.m.

No Evening Service fe:
Rev. V. EB. McKachern Ph. 3114:

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plans for a

Elk’s lounge:
The autumn

Plan Fashion Show. —
The Order ‘of the Royal Purple will complete |

Fashion Show’ Tuesday
night when the group holds a spec

‘September |
ial meeting in

400 4th. Avenue Kast DBs.
Sunday School — 10 am. .
Rev. A. Hart. © ™ Dial 3058

 

   

PORT. EDWARD GOSPEL CHAPEL
(Mennonite Brethren Church) J |
Sunday School 10:45 amt:
Worship Service 7:30 p.m...

Pastor: Rev. Jacob. Bergen

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event will be staged in the Civic
Centre. auditorium, September
18 and will feature the latest
Styles in women’s costumes, dis- |
played in a downtown store.. |

Honored Royal Lady Mrs. Lor- |
{raine .Fedoruk. said that some |
20 modéls will be selected and!
committees formed at the Tues-
day night mecting.

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Russians In Syria
LONDON 1% — A Daily Express
{correspondent reports thousands
of Russian “voluntecrs” are
pouring into Syria.

“My information,” correspond-
ent Aondla Wise writes from
Damascus, “is that most of these
men are here to stay — and
fight for the Syrians when Syria
feels the time has to come to
try to roll Israel into the sea.”

 

 

 

 

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