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HUNTLEY- REMPEL
The United Protestant Church of Palmer was
the scene of a beautiful wedding ceremony
op. Sunday July 21, at 4 p.m. when ^orothy i
Huntley, daughter of Mr. and ^r3, C»'G. ,
Huntley of Palmer, and William Rempel,
son of Mr. and Mrs. *.a. Rempel .of Palmer,
wera united in marriage by Rev. Victor I. I
.ri.lfs§n in a double ring ^candlelight cere- !
mony.
The Church was. beautifully decorated with |
Valley garden flowers from the gardens of •
Mrs. Carl Meier and Mrs. Max Sherrod.
Va3es of flowers were banked around the
a],tar. and native ferns with sprays of
Achillea covered the base, of the platform,
white tapers on both sides of the Altar i
,*uid. on the piano completed the picture.
Mrs. Hitmin Rempel, at the piano^ accom
panied Mrs. L. C. King who sang, "$
Promise Me" and "0 Perfect Love."
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The Bridal Party entered Church from the
Church parlors as Mrs. Rempel played 1
Wagner’s Bridal March, "Lohengrin."
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The bride wore white satin with an over •
skirt and train of white net, and a cor
onet veil. She carried a bouquet of .
Valley flowers which included some red ‘
roses. Mrs. James Peffers, sister of the
bride, was Matron of Honor and.was dressed
in a beautiful soft.pink gown and net ,
Donnet. She also carried a bouguet of
Valley Flowers.
The groom was at*#ndedHur hjs^trother,
Herman Rempel.of Palmar... . 1
The, bride .was given..away by her father, 1
hit. ^.0.'Huntley of Palmer.
Hollowing the ceremony a reception was
g.;ven in the Church Parlors, for the guests'
.■V large and beautifully.decorated three |
..tier wedding cake was.served with icecream!
and orange punch by ilrs. Neil killer, krs.i
i'-alph Huntley and kr,.-Walter Huntiey. |
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i.r, and tors, william Rempel are having a
abort honeymoon in Fairbanks, Alaska,after
;which,they will return to the Valley and
r&-3‘de on a farm south of. .Palmer. Both
the b±±de and groom are well known here
and have the best wishes of the Community.
TEMPORARY HOSPITAL.
About 65 people met in the Palmer Commun
ity Hall on i'uesday evening of this week
to hear the report of Vie. Hospital Plan
ning Committee and to make further plans
for continuing a Temporary Hospital in the
Valloy.
Dr. Hoehn as chairman of the Planning
■Committee, gave a brief summary of what
had been done so far. TJhe prospects for
a loan from any source are not at the .pre
sent time too bright. . The people are .not
giving up hopes that somehow we will be
able to construct a new permanent Hospital.
The need for a temporary Hospital immedi
ately cannot be stressed too strongly. *.t
this meeting very definite plans were laid
and set in motion for the establishment of
temporary quarters for an emergency Hos
pital.
Dr. W. 3. Snodgrass, who has been in charge
of obtaining Surplus Property Q,uonset
huts, reported that he could get two such
huts from the «.rmy and that the Fair
Association would pay for them. . The. big
gest expense- would be in taking then, down,
bringing them to Palmer and erecting them
here.. Carl Meier and Oscar Xindgren vol
unteered to haul them if enough men would
go with then} to take them down in one day
and bring them to Palmer. There wqre a
number of volunteers and Dr.. Snodgrass,
said that he -would announce over the Air
at what time they could be gotten. Mrs.
William onoigrass and Mrs. IdLJohns vol
unteered to go with the trucks and serve
lunch to the men who would -do the worls at
■the Fort, Many volunteered to help and
others who could not get away to help .with
the work, donated money toward expenses,
Theqe huts are to be set up in connection
with the former Akles tad-house as a temp
orary Hospital. The house is being re.nted
to the Hospital ^eacdiation.
«. vote was taken as to who should run the
Hospital as the adventist Mission has
elosed the Mission Hospital in the Valley.
It was decided that the j-aoayital Planning
Committee as elected earlier should consti
tute the new. Baax’d of the Community Hospi
tal,, This Beard now includes these members:
Dr, David Hoehn, Chairman; E.E. Harriss,
Vi.c,a\(lhatrman; Rev. Victor I. Alfsen,Sec
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