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NEWS
VOL. 9
PALMER .ALASKA
JULY 4, lSC
NO. 21
WEDDING BELLS
HJTT-HEMPEL
A beautiful wedding ceremony took place in
the United Protestant Church on Suhday
Tune 30, at 4:00 p.ift. when Irvin M, Plitt
and Miss Anna Rompol wore united in mar
'iago.in a double ring ceremony.
fho church was beautifully decorated with
groon spruce boughs. Behind tho altar was
an arch which was trimmed with pink roses.
Bouquets of white gladiolus with five whiti
condlos on each si do of the altar completoi
the picturo. At the back of the church
wore ferns and ealla lilios.
The bride, dressed in white satin and full
length net veil and train, carried a "'.'to
bouquet of white chrysanthemums and pink
glAdiolas tied with white satin ribbons.
She was accompanied'by threo bridesmaidA:
Miss Suzanno Rcmpcl,sister of the brido,
wore a blue crepe dross and carriod a whit<
bouquet tied with pink ribbons; Miss \"
Dorothy Huntley wore a yollow dress and
carried a white bouquot tied with pink;
Miss Helon Plitt, sister of the groom,woro
pink crepe and carried a whito bouquet tioi
with pink. All woro in formal dross.
The groom'was drossed in brown and woro a
carnation. He was acoOmpanicd by Harry
Wimmor, William Ronpol, and Hcimon Rempol.
The last two are both brothers of the bridi
The'bride was givbn array by'her fathor,Mr,
A.A. Rcmpol, Rev. Victor I. Alfcen p$r«
f-'rnb&'.the simple double ring coromony
aftor rhich the bridal party retired to
lie roar of the church to receive relative;
■-.d friends.
Later a reception Tras given in the Church
pnrhors at which icecream and a beautiful
wedding cake were served. The three tier
cake, baked by Shamrock, was decorated wit]
pink roses aaia'minature bride and groom
on bhe top tier. At the reception Harry
dimmer and Mrs. Stanley Balloun sang "You
will Remember" from"Maytima". Rev, Alfsen
lave a short talk and Laddie Huntley sang
"Beautiful Dreamer" and "If you Have Dream:
to Sell".'The last song was written by his
axrnt, Mrs, Kenneth Bbster.
The bride and groom left on a honeymoon.
SCIENTISTS2 FROM USDA
DUE HERE THIS MONTH.
Arriving in the Matanuska Valley about the
15th of this month will be a group of
scientists from the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture who are making a de
tailed study and survey of.agricultural
possibilities and possible'industrial de
velopment in the Territory. Dr.'A. D.
Edgdr,'Agricultural Engineer; Mr.Arthur
Orr, Executive Secretary of the House
Agricultural Appropriations Committee; Dr,
Iver Nygard, Bureau of Plant'Industry;
and Dr. O.S, Aanodt are exoected, These
are all do.nhected with the Bureau of Plant
Industry, U.S, Department of Agriculture.
They plan to make a very thorough study of
conditions here and their report will have
great influence on future dovolppment and
aid from Federal sources. They will be
in the Anchorage-Palmer vicinity for about
a month after which they will go to the
Kenai district for a couple of weeks,From'
there they will go to southeastern Alaska.
ft. V, Lambert, Acting Research Administra
tor of the U.S. Agricultural Research
A-dminstration writes—
[•Firming in the Territory is being consid
ered as ah auxiliary'to military, trans
portation, fisheries, forestry, and indus
trial development. Present and potential
igricultural areas need to bo optaminefl in
ardor to determine their extent, roldtivc
productivity, livestook requirements, abil
ity to support population, prospective
products, markets, and tcchniool problems
>f development,B
CARS COLL IDE ON GLEN HIGHWAY
Two oars hit almost hoad on M8nday evening
just tho othor side of Sutton, Throe cars
from Missouri wero comming toward Palmor
and Dr, Coutts oar collided with one of
tho ears due to tho fact that the dust was
so heavy that they could not see each'
othor. According to Highway patrolman, Mr,
Gilman, thoro could be no other roason for
a collision at this plaeo as the road is
wide and practically level,
Tho driver of tho Missouri car, Mr.Wilberir
Mosby is in tho Hospital with on injured
turoi Miss Reador in tho Missouri oar, and
rs, Coutts, who was with tho doctor were
given medieol attontion.