WEDDING BELLS
Milton Lacey of Texas and ^illn Rac anith,
dr.ughtdr of Mr. Land Mrs. William 3nith of
Palmer, woro united in ’.carriage in the
Ur i’ d Protestant Church by the Rov.Victoi
Alfson on Saturday November 3, about
9:30 F.M. The couple was attended by
Rt >ort Cox and Mary Hager, Others present
at the redding were Leonard Moffitt and
Cecil Cross.
Put’ire plans of the newly weds have hot
boon made known. Vc wish them much
happiness.
NMTS FROM PRISONERS OF T7AR M1DE KNOTN
In a recent letter received by Mrs. Joe
Lentz from her son Donnie, re loam that
Bubscy Ring was not shot down over Formosa
but had to make q.' forced landing there due
to engine troLiblc. He was a giinnor in a
two-man dive bomber. They came down in
a Japanese potato patch where they were
taken prisoners. Ho lost a great deni of
weight while there, but is back to normal
and fooling fine now. He plans to return
to Alaska.
Charles Elton has received rord from his
son,Gordon, who ms on Corragodor when it
was taken. He has been in a Japanese
Prison Ccnp for four years. Since his
relens6 he has boon in a Hospital in the
States, but plans to return to Alaska in •
the.Spring,’ He used to weigh' 200 and-was
doer, to 100, but has regained weight up to
174. .
SCHOOL CLOSED POP TEACHERS CONFERENCE •
The pupils of the Palmer School arc having
a two days vacation while the faculty is
attending the Khik Am Teachers Associa
tion in Anchor go. School rill be re sum d
on Honday.
The Childr-: n are. enjoying the now fallen
snow with their sleds, skis etc. 77c can
be glad'that someone appreciates the
weather.
NOVEMBER 12 TO BE
OBSERVED IN MEMORY
OF ARMISTICE DAY
ALL TOUTS OF THE CO-OP ’TILL BE CLOSED ON
MONDAY NOVEMBER 12, IN OBSERVANCE OF
ARMISTICE DAY IN ACCORIl'IICE V7ITH -L PROCLAA.
HATTON ISSUER BP PRESIDENT. TRUMAN.
DO YOUR STOPPING THIS SATURDAY TO LAST FOR
TTO DAYS. THE STORE TILL NTT BE OPEN UNTIL
TUESDAY.
NORTHLAND PIONEER. ORANGE ELECTS OFFICERS
At tho regular meeting held on Thursday
evening November 8, the following officers
were elected by the members of the North
land Pioneer Grange No. 1.
Piaster— ----Roy Brock
Overseer-Tom Lej>ak
Lecturer----—Carol ^tephan
St orard-George 9nal 1
Assistant Steward-Darrell Frank
Chaplc.in--——s—Lila Nc\7villc
Secretary-.-Irving Ncrvillo
Treasurer—--E.C. Christensen
Lady Assistant Sterard- Karla Duff
Pomona-Lorrui nc Ablest ad
Ceres—>-Joanne Lentz
Flora—-—-Vivian Goodrich
Pianist-—=-Lou Sa.hdvik
executive committeeman-L.C. Stock
[Retaliation of the ncr officers rill be
ield on December tho 13th in the Community
Jail end '.Till be: open to tho -oublic.
"Ora tho • 29th of IToVombor' about, 40"ra'.: men
ders, rill be initictod. in. initiation Toon
rill of fi cie,to *... The sta'.h.and. room is t.s
>o noro beautifully decorated than last
rear and tho ronen rill roar fomals.
The last count of members in this grange
ras 289.
The Grange is also planning to hold a
dance on tho 24th of November. Watch for
later announcements.
The ncr oil burner has been installed in
the kitchen range._
BAZA Aft SATURDAY-HAjVI
NOVEMBER 17 *5 TOO P.M
UNITED PROTESTANT :CHURCH
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PALMER