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GLEN ALLEN NEWS
by MARTHA PRATER
An informal wedding cere
mony, which united Barbara
Hopkins and Louis Barron Aug
ust 4 at the Glenallen Chapel,
was attended by more than 100
guests. Rev. Vincent Joy read
the nuptial vows and the bride
was given in marriage by her
father William K. Heaton. Yel
low gladiolias decorated the al
tar. The bride wore a waltz leng
th, light blue nylon net and lace
gown, with a fitted bodice, scoop
neck and full skirt. Her acces
sories were a red rose corsage,
white finger tip veil and carried
a small white leather-bound
Bible. Mrs. Anri Dimonde was
bridesmaid. She wore a yellow
nylon net waltz length gown the
same style as the bride’s with a
w’hite carnation corsage and
white gloves. Claude Ellison was
best man and Jimmy and Jerry
Brown were ushers. The bride’s
mother wore a gold lace gown
with pink carnation corsage. Mrs.
Joy was at the piano and Rev.
Joy offered one solo. The bride’s
parents were hosts at a recep
tion held at the A.C.S. club house
immediately following the cere
mony. The wedding cake was
made by Glen and Ceil Griffin of
Tazlina Glacier Lodge. The
wedded couple will reside at
Glenallen where the bridegroom
is now working with the Alaska
Communications System. The
bridegroom is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Barron of Savoy,
Texas. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and * Mrs. William K.
Heaton who are now residing at
Tazlina Glacier Lodge.
A crew of ten men donated
their time and efforts Sunday
and finished putting the roof on
the Legion log cabin at Glenal
len.
The following patients were in
the Faith Hospital at Glenallen
the past week Thelma Bell from
Copper Center and Rosie Lay
land from Glenallen. <
Members and officers of the
American Legion Post No. 27
and the Auxiliary Unit of Glen
allen have requested an appre
ciation and thahk you message
be added to this column to their
Past Department President Izo
la Sims of Palmer for her co
operation, advice, encourage
ment and efforts to the advance
ment and welfare of their organ
izations. This is a new post and
unit and needed a great deal of
assistance and advice which
Izola so willingly and unselfishly
gave to them and it helped them
Worthy to Express «;
Your Devotion
The , quiet beauty and
dignity of a monument
chosen from our selec
; tion is a tribute truly be
fitting: your most dearly
cherished memories.
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republican women
TO MEET ON AUGUST 20
The Womens Republican Club
of the Matanuska Valley will
meet at the home of Mrs. Vera
Rorrison August 20 at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. Sarah Moffitt will present
a book review on the founding
of the Republican party.
a great deal.
A gigantic auction with a
truckload of brand new mer
chandise was conducted by Chas.
Wolos and Company from An
chorage to the American Legion
Building in Glenallen Wednes
day night August 8th at 7:30 p.m.
Carl Edin is back at Copper
Center after spending a month’s
vacation in Vancouver, B. C.
with his brother and family.
There was a fire at the Hills
residence at the C.A.A. at Gul
kana this week which damaged
the whole roof of their home.
Bobby Villanova from Anchor
age nephew of Mrs. Rogers was
a visitor of Glenallen for a few
days.
Forest Triber, employee of the
Alaska Road Commission at
Slana, is transferring to the 95
mile camp on the Glen Highway
this week. There was a going
away party for him at Chistoch
ina August 11.
The American Legion Auxil
iary Unit No. 27 of Glenallen
had their regular monthly meet
ing August 9 with installation of
two new officers. The new vice
president elected was Mrs. Doro
thy Walker of Glenallen and
Chaplain Mrs. Hazel Arndt who
both were installed by Past
President Mrs. Joanne Watson.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting by Joanne and Sara
Luebke.
Franklin and Ruth Roth ex
pected to stop at Glenallen to
visit this past week on their
way to Wasilla where Roth will
teach this year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lind of
Glenallen went to Homer to fish
and also visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Martin and familly of Homer.
Rev. and Mrs. Ben Gerdes of
Gakona are leaving this coming
week for a winter’s vacation and
tour in the States.
The Bennett 'family from An
chorage are visitors at Glenal
len before leaving for the States.
| NEW BABIES
Carson
Mr. and Mrs. James Carson of
Wasilla are parents of their third
child, a son, who was bom at
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
July 12. He weighed nine pounds,
two ounces at birth and has been
named Joseph Arnold. Mr. Car
son is employed in the garage
department of the Matanuska
Valley Farmers Cooperating As
sociation. Maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fritzler
of Wasilla and paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Carson, also of Wasilla.
Geiwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Geiwitz
of Palmer are parents of their
fourth child, a daughter, whom
they have named Verna Kay.
She was born at Valley Presby
terian Hospital July 13 and
weighed eight pounds, 10 ounces;
at birth. Mr. Geiwitz is employ
ed by the Automotive Parts and
Equipment Company in Palmerj
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Gibson of Pal
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AT WASILLA CHURCH
The Sutera twins, Ralph and
Louis, New Jersey evangelists
who have made such a hit in the
Palmer area this past week, will
present their program in the
\Vasilla Assembly of God Church
tonight and again tomorrow
night. Both services will begin
at 8 p.m. and the public is invit
ed to attend. The program will
consist of musical selections,
gospel readings and preaching.
The Sutera brothers are gradu
ates of the Bob Jones University
in Greenville, S. C. and have
been in full-time interdenomina
tional evangelistic work since
their graduation.
mer and paternal grandparents
are Rev. and Mrs. George Gei
witz of Albuquerque, New Mex.
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