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LINGERIE PAJAMAS
NIGHTIES
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MRS. KING
Mrs. Clyde King Sr. was a guest of Honor
at her Birthday Party given by her daugh
ter June Barker and daughter-in-law, Mary
King. The party was at the'King residence
in'town . Guests were: Mrs.* Nan Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Snodgrass, Mr. Thuma
( Mrs. Thuina was ill and could not come)
'Mr. and Mrs.'Ralph "rare, Mr. and Mrs.'Don
L. Irwin, Mr. and Mbs. Harry Duff, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde King Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John
King and Mr. Clyde King Sr.
Games were played during the evening after
which icecream, cake and coffee were ser
ved. C7h«- icecream was Hi so in the form
of a cake.
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
MARGARET KING
High School students from the Palmer High
gave a Farewell'Party for Margaret King,
daughter of Mrs. Lloyd King, at the Eroer
iment Station last Saturday night. The
party was held in the Mess Hall at the
Experiment Farm.
Margaret, who is accompanying her mother
to the States this week on a four months
vacation, was presented with a Twin
Sweater set as a Farewell gift from her
Classmates and fellow High School students.
Margaret expects to t>6 back in time for
school this next fall.
MRS. CiL. Nelson left by plane from
Anchorage this morning via Northwest Air
lines for Minneaoolifc. From there she
will go on to Alcona, Michigan to see her
mother who is ill.
Mr. Nelson has not been able to get relief
from his work here in the depot as yet, ’
but as'soon as he does, he will join Mrs.
Nelson.
ALLEN LINN is taking flying lessons at the
Green Plying School in Falmer. It seems
that i’t is Allen who has been buzzing
around so much lately in the little yellow
plane,
FARKZR LISTER went to Anchorage on Tues
day of this week and remained there for
the balance of the week to take care of'
the Extension Service *7ork in that area,
MRS. PRANK HELLER was a hospital patient
this last week for a few days. She re
turned to her home on Tuesday and is con
valescing there.
THE FLOOR of the Quonset Eut was sanded
on Thursday of this weeKand one coat of
varnish applied. The Hut should soon be
ready for use.