sms-WIL SON
The United Protostont Church of Palraor
was the scene'of a very pretty wedding
Sunday Tunc 2, when Dr. F,R. Sims and
Miss Izola Leo Vilson, of Kotehiknn, wore
united in marriage by the Rev, Victor I,
Alfs6n following the morning church ser
vice.
The'church was beautifully decorated'with
ivy, potted plants .and white candles.
Duriftg the ceremony Mrs, Stanley Bnlloun
sang, "At Dawning" and was accompanied by
Mrs. I'ax Sherrod at the piano.
The bride was very pretty in a gray suit
with white gloves, white blouse, black
shoes and a pink hat. She carried block
accessdrics and wore a corsage of gar£
donias. She was attended by Mrs. R. K,
Aileron of Ketchikan who was dressed in a
black sheer suit, black hat and shoos,
black accessories which was set off with
a pink carnation corsage.
The groom roro oxford gray rith d rhitc
‘carnation and ras attended by Dr. Frank
Dorsey of Anchorage, rho rorc a dark
blue‘pin stripe suit and a rbito carua*
tion.
Folloving the ceromouy a reception ras
hold at the church parlors. A beautiful
redding cake ras served rhich had been
baked by the Shamrock Bakery. After the
Bride cut the first slice, I'iss'Iluth
Havener cut and served the cake. Other
refreshments verb served by Yvenne Nelson’,
Mrs. Neil Hiller, and Mrs. Victor Johnson,
Mrs. Sims, before coming to Palmer, ran
'Assistant'District Manager of OPA in
Ketchikan, Her home before coming to
Alaska uas in Albany, Orogon.
Dr. and. Mrs. Sims left Sunday on a brief
Honeymoon up. the Highray, returning "'cd
noeday evening. Dr. Sims, opened his office
again on Thursday morning.
MR. and MRS, JOHN MITT ".’ILL TRAVEL ALCAN
Mrs. Mitt sc.ys that she and Mr, Mitt have
docided to take their vacation not? and
Mill lonvo this next uook for Mashington
and California. Cont, on p. L:J
CC-OP MOVING 600
TON POTATOES
"ford has just been released from the
MFFCA Office that 600 ton of ICntanusok*- *
Valley potatoes arc being cold to Canada.
This deal has been pending from some time
and information has boon seeping into
the papers over the country. However, no
official info mat ion 'rats released 'until
this morning when Mr. E.E, Herriss told
the local press that'the potatoes wore
being sold to 0a3iada.
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F. 2D SHORTAGE FACES FARMERS
Thorc has boon a shortage of many things,
but tho chief of thcso is food. However,
every effort is being made and has boon
mado to get all the food possible.
Quoting from a letter from Carrington Co.
"I might say in closing, that deliveries
or. equipment and parts are far moro dif
ficult at present than they v/cro at any
tino during tho war."
This is tho general tone of replies to
many of the orders sent out by the Co-Op,
Mr. Kaiser, says.
From some mills we can rocoivd only 80$
of last years'orders for feed.
Henning Bonson and Delbert Anderson, and
the management are doing all thoy possibly
car. to get our orders through dor food
and other necessary supplies for tho ’
Valley,
COMMITTEE ELECTED TO PLAN HAYS AND I.C5AKB
OF BUILDING NEV7 HOSPITAL
A meeting of representatives from businoss
places in Palmer and all organizations
was held in the Palmer Community Hall on
Thursday afternoon of this nook. About
60 people more present including Dr,C.
Sari Albrecht, Mr. Hnlph'Eivors, Miss
Dorothy K, Thitndy ahd I.M.C. Anderson
from out of tovm. Dr. Koohn acted as
Chairman of the meeting and a most worth
while discussion took placo in which a
nurabor exprossod opinions and contributed
' Cont. on p. 5