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-AND WHAT
DID WE DO
TO DESERVE
i THIS?
' Although a few
.snow flakes were
iaiieng on the eve or May 1,citi
zens of Palmer were not pleasantly
surpiscd to see a thick blanket of
snow the following morning. It Is
quite a shofek to the newcomers of
only to n years—a very nice way to
celebrr . te our tenth Anniversary,
However, Oldtimers tell us that
this hr happened before with the
exception of the cold we'ather ttjat
has occomomied this snow.
Bob kl says that Max Sherrod
insists that this snow-storm didn't
hurt his burden at all, but Bab'
•r°ys h£ ’s going to plant his
,gr den In the fall.
LOCAL BOY WOUNDED FROM SHRAPNEL '
Pfc, David Graham Bell has writ
ten friends and relatives here that
he Is in a Hospital in France due
to a wound In his right foot from
mortar shrapnel, >
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SENIOR CLASS PLAY WAS THOROUGHLY
ENJOYED BYLaRGE.AUDIENCE.
t ' . * ' *,
A large and appreciative 4U(li
ence attended the Senior Class Play
last Saturday night in the Comnunit
.Hall. The characters were well
chosen for their parts and were so
natural on the -stage that they
kept the audience laughing a good
share of the time. Many said that
• it was siuch better than a show and
that goes for the Editor too.
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES SUNDAY 6
Baccnlaurcat Sunday services wiL
be held in the Frotcstant Coromunity
Church, May 6, at 8 P.Ia., Rcv.Victo:
Alfscn in charge. " •
GRADUATION ESERCISES THURSDAY MAY H
DR.C.D. CARTER DIED
OM rJJS WAY HOME
Dr. C.D. Carter who practiced as
: dentist in Painer in the spring of
L944 and returned the first of the
/■oar to c ntinuc at this work, died
vMlc enroute to his rooming place.
He was discovered near the railway
tracks by liuna Diockgrafe and Carl
ton Kaiser.
Dr. Carter had appeared to be
well'during the day. He ate his
lunch at noon and conversed with
friends near.his place of business.
Dr. Carter enrio here fror.: Brit
ish- Columbia. His hone is in Victor
ia. He was 74 years Id at the time
of his loath. Dr. Carter is class ’
however- as nc of the old time
Sourdoughs.pf this Country. He was
in Dhwson in 1C98 and'spent many
years in the Yukon Valley.
WOOERS - WOODY
■ NUPTIALS
Aiss Aaud Aoocrs an I 3gt.Lloyd
jiioody were-married in a setting of
Faster. lillics and white birches at
1 o’clock, Liay 1, at the Falucr
S.D.A. Church in a simple but beaut
iful •,ceremony performed by Pastor
PauL Barthod^new, jf Anchor ago.
'1 ' ~'Tioe couple 1 wirc' a'ttcr 1 od by Fl
Florence Foster, a nurse, and Donald
Payne, hospital technician. The
..bride’s dross and hat were of white
pussywillow taffeta and she carried
fa bouquet cf delicate pink and white
carnations,’
Ars. Paul Bartholomew sang sev
eral solos before and during the
coronary c.cc npnnicd by Mrs.Donald
pr.yn^ o.t tho organ.
A rqcqpti )h'was held at tho hat
anuska'Lodge for relatives and
friends of tho briclc end groan dur
ing which Lrs. Bartholomew'/ sang and
also played some numbers on her
Solo Vox.
L Tnnnrliately after the reception
tho couple left on the Fairba.dcs
strain. Mrs. Moody will continue her
work as office nurse at the H.s:itc.
and Sgt. Moody will be s -etiohed
near by.
10, at 8 p.m. Community Hall.Guest(
speaker is Clarence E, Kchaffey, Special V/artioc Hinistor in Alaska,
First Church of Christ, Scientist.