Trent your MOTHER jUIEE or SWEETHEART to
, tho
MOTHERS DAY DINNER
sponsored by the MASONIC nnd EASTERN STAR
CLUB on MAY 8, 1949 in tho
School Lunchroom
INVITATION TO ■' BID
Sonlod bids rill be received until 2:0C
p.n. Monday, May 16, 1949, by, the Unitod
Protestant ChureJj, Palncr, Alaska for
tho excavation and construction of con
crete basonent under the prosont church,
Infomut j.on-‘regarding requirements and
specifications nay be obtainod from Rev,
Victor Alfscn. Due 235. Palncr. Alaska.
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iirsi King (continued from Page X)
Eunice King r^s born in Recdley, California
on April 12, 1917, Che was married to Lloyd
ling at Rpodloy on September 15, 1935, and
resided in California until 1945 at which
time the family moved to minor, Alaska,
Tho Kings made their hone at tho Hatanuska
Experiment Station Farm for threo years.
In 194S they moved to Spring Creek Farm
north of Palmer,
lira. ling is survived by her husband, Iloyd,
and threo children: Kermit, age 12* Terrie
Ann,,age 4' and Tonjmy Dean, ago 3' a grand
mother, Iirs. Matilda Pederson of Reedley,
California* and two brothers, Lillian Nel
son of Reedley; and Melvin Nelson, of Hawaii
Her brother b'illiam flev; up from California
for t!;e funeral,
Hr.s, ling was laid to rest in the Palmer
Cemetery, on Uedncsda.y of this week, fol
lowing services at 2:00 p,m, from the Unit
ed Protestant Church, The service was
conducted by ’lev, Victor Alfscn, assisted by
Rev, C-eorgo Geiwitz, Lov. John Gillespie
spoico briefly, and Miss Charlotto Irugor
and Trudie Vandomccr of tho Lazy Mountain
Children's Home sang two numbers accompan
ied by Mrs, Alfsen at tho organ.
Tho Shield of Fc.ith from the Radio program
sang a hymn at the Graveside services,
lall bearers wore: Bill Rompel, '.'alter
Huntley, Ifeul Beochick, Ray Cathor, Harold
Richards and Glayron Roes'o,
Several carloads of friends from ..nchorago
attended tho funeral, and Hr, Edwards and
Iir, Clark, missionaries from the Copper
Center Central Alaska Missions were present,
MU<E COMMITTEES named
Mroe ccmmitt.ees. have been added to the.
Colony Day. rorking force. Those named
include a committee•on.Touring of the
Valley by visitors. In charge ef Valley
sight-seeing tours are: Don Irrih, Mrs.
Clyde King Sr. and M,D, Snodgrass.
Les Ray and lanes Hirley were naved to
head the.Sports Events for the day,
Evon Meier'was put at-the head of the "com
- mittee for serving the Barbecue. Mrs,
Mary King and It’S, Vivian Goodrich rill
head the Homemakers activities.
On Monday the' American Legion rill conduct
the Memorial -Services at the Palmer Ceme
! . tery.
mC nag ha n$ - umCaros TO
. leave. Fcr< STATES
Hr. and Mrs.'.C.R. Monaghan, Charles, and
Mrs. and Mrs, Louis Uvgaro and faniiv. a” .
arraiting better roads before they begi.
their trip to the States over the Highvay0
They hope to be able to get array by the
middle of this month, Mr. Monaghan said.
The C.R, Monaghan house in Palmer has been
sold to Robert Day and family.
The Honaghans and the Ungaros plan to make
their nerr homes on the Test Coast,