PALMER HIGH SCHOOL GIVES
PLAY
"Good Gracious Grandma” was immensely en
joyed by a full house at the Palmer Con-'
munity Hall on Saturday evening April 19.
Bud Billot made a good Grandma and found
the role not too bad after he donned it.
Tendell Miller had to do some fast talking
out managed to get by with'pretty well un
til things started catching up with him
toward the end.
Darlene Higginbotham carried the role of
Landlady very well and wasn't so easily
fobled by Tendell's smooth tongue.
Jo Ann Lentz and Jackie Smith made two
charming girls who'were accompanied by
their colored maid, Marcella Vasanoja.
I'arcella was very well done up and would
not have been'recognized without a program
to tip us off. Her hair was'died wool
which had been shaped by'Mrs. Lou Rasmus
sen at the Beauty Parlor.
P-Sam almost stole the show. None other
than Ray DePriest played this part and he
certainly did it very well too.
The police investigators Ray Jincck and
Hr.il Valdai added the final touch to the
whole show.
The play was directed by Miss Jean Dickson
English Instructor in the Palmer High
School.
During the first intermission "'riscella
Krise play two numbers on her Violin.
RUTH OATMAN MARRIED
Ruth Loibing Oatnan and Robert M.Peterson
rare quietly married last Thursday'eve
ning in 7asilia by Mrs. Mae. Carter,Com
missioner, at about 0:30 p.n.
Those attending the ceremony mere Bud
liebing and June Barker, Mr. and Mrs.Steve
‘"ard, and the Nichols daughter and her
husband from Alpine Inn.
After the ceremony the party returned to
?aimer and mere entertained'at a party
given in their honor by Mrs. Sally Hard.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson mill make their
home in Palmer.
INTERPRETING IPS AID TO ROSSIS GIVEN 3Y
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS. Cont.from p.10
A few units have been returned, but the
majority have been retained. The same per
mission mas given to Russian Communities
in ^reference to the government cost of
returning'them to'the United States,
Clara A. Hickok, Executive Secretary
Anchorage Chapter, American Red Cross.
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