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write their wrongs,
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he never climcd up.
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SUITS
3/4 LENGTH SPRING COATS
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(Alt; BORNE)
IN STOCK
clothes for the
little tots
HEAD SCARFS
VALIEV NEWS
Miss Margaret Martin, Home Demonstration
Agent, is in the Valley this week to at
tend the meetings of the Hilltop Homemak
ers' Club and Glacier View Club,'where she
will demonstrate "Table Service", study the
picture "The Song of the Lark", and the
song "I would be True".
Mr. and Mrs. Del Snith from Burley, Idaho,
arrived in tho Valley Wednesday evening
and a»e for the present staying at the
home of Darrell Frank, They plan to rent
the Dorothy Bell farm at the Butte.
Joe Puhl has sold his home in Palmer to
"Curley" Doyle.
Mrs. Slumburger, former teacher in Wasilla,
visited in tho Valloy on Thursday of this
week.
Mrs, Harold Moors gave a Birthday party at
her home for Mrs, P>oy Knapp last Saturday'
evening. Guosxs at the party included Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Rasmussen'and the Moore family, Roger and
Mr. Moore. Mrs. Knapp received a sot of
oven ware bowls, a cookio'jar, Pressure
Cooker and a box of candy.
Miss Francos Stoltonow of Yakima, Washing
ton, arrived at tho Hospital recently to
join the nursing staff. Miss Stoltonow was
On the Hospital Staff at Ketchikan-for
six months before coming to Palmer.
Dr. Hoohn was in Anchorage on business on
Wednesday of this wo ok,_
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