REAL ESTATE AGENCY'
L I S T Y 0 U R FARMS and ;
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
with
' M. D. SNODGRASS
Many requests received from the States
each week. ^
SCARFS A;
WOOL i]
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RAYON L
JUST ARRIVED.
DRESSES
COATS SUITS.
SLACKS
SLACK SUITS
+
LINGERIE BLOUSE.
SON-IN-LAW OF MR. 6 MRS.
TIM HENNESSY UITH BYRD
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' Mr. and Mrs, Tin Hennessy of Palmer re
| deixred word recently that their son-in
Llaw, Lt; George H. Anderson of Holly
1 Springs, Mississippi, was with Richard B.
. Byrd in Little Anerica. On February 16,
he ^ilot|d thelplane that carried Byrd
over the South Pole. In an account from
a Memphis paper Lt. Anderson tells an in
| teresting otoryt of how they dropped the
flags of the United Nations at the South
j Polo as thoy mado a circle around it. He
; says that they went around tho world at
J that point in 10 minutes.
It was 10 bolov;' in tho cabin of the piano
that day and Lt. Andorson had to defrost
his ears later because ho forgot his ear
muffs, He said in an interview that it
"looks like a lot of nothing," when asked
ab’out tho South Polo.
Lt. Andorson was with the Navy during tho
war and saw active duty in the South
Pacific. Ho was seloctod for this trip
with. Byrd on tho basis of his war record.
THANK YOU.
i 7c wish to take this opportunity to ex
press our heartfelt appreciation for tho
kindness and holp oxtendod to us during
f.hc bereavement of-our beloved husband
-'nd father.
Sincerbly,
Mrs. Otto Nelson and
« . children
NET7S: Tho Valley Settler received a big
shipment of paper this week.
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