A large woman wearing a loud
purple dress and many phoney jewels
visited a clothes designer and asked
hime what colors whe .should wear,
"Madame,” said the expert,"when
God made the butterfly and the hum
ming bird, he gave them brilliant
colors. But when he made the ele
phant, he made it gray."
Married man: A domesticated wolf.
Gentlemen: A tire wolf.
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4-H CLUBS
The BUSY BEE BAKERS met at the
home of Uicy Talbott on August 29,
We discussed our booth for the 4-H
Pair. A demonstration dn Accurate
Measuring wi11 be given'at the Fair
by Gloria Carroll and Lucy Talbott,
Margaret Reed and Gloria Lepak we£e
appointed to be hostesses to meet
the 4-H Train from Anchorage.
Our last meeting will be at the
home of Mrs, Snodgrass on September
28, Gloria Lepak will give a
demonstration on Griddle Cakes,
M^Lss Byrne was a visitor at our
meeting,
Norma Jean Loyer
Club Reporter
LOU RASMUSSEN RECEIVES PURPLE HEART
FOR HER.SON KENNETH EHRRART
'Recently Mrs, Lou Rasmussen has
received the Purple Heart which has
seen awarded. Posthumously, She also
received a Citation of Ronor which
was signed by General Arnold.
Although nothing definite has
been learned about Kenneth, accord
ing to rules he has been classed ns
deceased by the War Lepartmewfc.Jifter
one year on the Missing List, this
action is taken. This dots not
mean that they have ginen up hope of
locating him or that they have ceased
in their efforts of locating some
clue to his disappearance.
We extend our sympathy to Mrs,
Rasmussen and hope for the best.
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