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Among Michigan State Univer
sity students who were awarded
degrees at the end of the fall ]
term was Joan K. Hashimi, dau
ghter of Mrs. Laura Larsen of
Palmer. She received her B. A.
in psychology.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stout and j
family have moved from the
Pioneer Apartments to their new
home five miles south of Palmer
on Matanuska Station Hoad.
Friends are invited to drop in
any time, says Mrs. Stout.
Clay Johnson, Jr., leaves
Thursday to return to his studies j
at the University of Alaska, after
having spent the holidays at the^
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Clay Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Schroeder
were home from Fort Old, Cali
fornia, for the holidays. They
left Friday morning, driving back,
to the training base. Schroeder
will transfer from Company C,
10th Engr. Bn., to a unit in Cali
fornia where the couple plan to
make their home at the comple
tion of Schroeder’s training peri
od.
Two meetings of the Palmer
Provisional League of Women
Voters are slated for the coming
week. On January 5 at 1 p.m.
Unit One, with Mrs. Kenneth
Wallace as chairman, will meet
at the home of Mrs, Loren Me
Keehnie in the Butte area; Unit
Three will meet January 7 at
7:30 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Ragnai Haaland, with Mrs. Win
ston Laughlin as chairman.
A good looking thing has pow
ers which move mountains, and
also men.
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LOCAL COUPLE RE-AFFIRM
NUPTIAL VOWS
A surprise wedding ceremony
was performed at the United Pro
testant Church on Wednesday
evening, December 24. The only
person surprised, though, was
the bride, Mrs. Izola Sims.
Dr. and Mrs. Foster Sims,
married 13 years this June, re
affirmed their marriage vows in
a single-ring ceremony perform
ed by the Rev. Bertram Rutan.
Because of a gold allergy Mrs.
Sims had been unable to wear her
wedding band for a number of
months. When her husband bought
her a new wedding band he
made arrangements for the cere
mony. Mrs. Sims went to the
church expecting to be a witness
for Anchorage friends whom she
had been told were going to re
affirm their vows.
Witnesses for the Sims wed
ding were Mrs. Hildreth Steel
man and E. O. Dugas, Mr. Steel
man gave the bride in marriage.
Mrs. Sims wore an emerald
green dress with a deep blue bro
ccade pattern and carried a
white orchid on a Bible. Mrs.
Steelman wore a green and blue
print silk dress. Mrs. Rutan, or
ganist, played “Because.”
Each link of the two anchor
chains on the Navy’s newest air
craft carrier USS Independence,
weighs 360 pounds (total weight
246 tons) and the chains could
sustain the weight of four of the
largest locomotives.
The FRONTIERSMAN Page S
Tuesday, December 30, 1958
IN AND OUT AT 7HE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
Patients at the Valley Presby
terian Hospital this week include
Mrs. Clifford Bredeson, Jack
Knutson, Bill Hair, Mrs. Samuel
Boyd, Mrs. Vernon Haik, Russel
Smith, Mrs. Joseph Marr and in
fant daughter, Mrs. Wesley Blan
chard and infant daughter, Mrs*.
John Gore and infant daughter*
Mrs. Frank Cornelius, Sharon
Marple, Beverly Jean Gohr, Mrs.
Aaron Selman, and Kathryn Ste
phan.
Hospitalized, but now out, in
clude Mrs. Clifford Bredeson,
Craig, Bishop, James Kirsch, Mae
Corey, Edith Corey, Thomas Reu
ter, Mrs. Ray Huhta and infant
daughter, Richard Wade, James
Dolfi and John Weldon.
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