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OBSERVE 0
Over a hundred people attended the Tenth
AnniverGary Banquet rhich was held in the:
United Protestant Church of Palmer on
Friday April 11.
The tables at the Banouet were beautifully
decorated by Mrs. Martin Olsen with birch
bark Nut cups and center pieces made of
hollowed out birch logs into which were
Placed pussy willows and tulips.
Emil Laf'alters was the cook and six High
School boys waited tables, three girls
ran a nursery in the Manse and three other
girls were k.p.'s. A very delicious
Turkey dinner was served.
During the program that followed several
greetings were read from members who could
not attend.' They were from Rev. Randall
Paul ’hrouty, Anna Martin and' Dr. Albrecht,
A beautifully carved 7 armed Candelabra of
Diamond Pillow was dedicated in memory of
A. J« Swanson, It -ras presented to the
Church by Mrs. Margaret Swanson who is now
in Harvard, Nebraska,
A Half hour of organ nusip by lire, Mangin
of Anchorage followed the program.
Out of-town guests were: Rev, and Mrs.
Single, Rev. Armstrong, Miss Thelma Glenn
who is in charge of Religious Education at
thi " resbyterian Church in Anchorage and .
Mr. and Mrs. Mangin.
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