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SLACK S JITS
GABARDINE SLACKS
WOOL SLACKS
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RAYON HOUSE DRESSES
NIGHTIES PAJAMAS
ALL WOOl ROBES
SOCIAL GATHERINGS
MASONIC and EASTS® STAH CLU3
Tho rogulnr semi-monthly mooting of tho
Matanuska Valley Mason and Eastern Star
Club'met at tho C.L. kelson homo January
20th,OnAccount*The oxtrono co.ld weather'
the regular largo crowd was not present»
however, a good number showed up.
After the regular business meeting, Mr.
Harries, through Mr. Thompson, had very
interesting Kodacliromo cliilos of th Valley
shown. Also very interesting carvings ana
works of art from India, China and Egypt
v/oro on display.
"Following this a very delicious luncheon
was s orve d.
Thu next regular meeting will be held at
the ' snr.o place'tho first Monday in Febru
ary, the third. All Masons, Eastern Stars
their wives or husbands are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. E.S. Harriss and Mrs. Earl F. Graves
arc- to be on the luncheon comnittco and
Dr. Earl F. Graves on tho entertainment
committee.
SJHFRIS3 for REV. WALTER ZEILE
On Tuesday evening the 28th of this month
a group cf young pooplo and friends -of
Rev. Falter-Zeilo docended upon'him to
help him celebrate his birthdayr—-.-and it
was a complotc surpriso. Ho received mahy
lovely gifts among which was .a pair of
bright red onjamas from the Basket Ball
team.
Those present woro: Mr.Mars. Arvid Johnson
k family, Father Sneed,Rev. &'I!rs. Alfsoh,
Mr. & Mrs. T7m. Ising,Iir.2c 'Mrs., A. Brooks, '
Mrs. L. Burchor k family, Mr. J. Frcacott,
Mr. k Mrs. D. Hamoh, Mr. k, Mrs. Lcs Ray,
_J___C ent. on naao 11_
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MONDAYS fir. THURSDAYS at 9:00 a.m.
MONJX-YS fit THjhSEL'.YS at 10:00 a.m.
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