MRS. SIMS MOTHER VISITING
HERE
Mrs. F.R.Sims is enjoying a visit from
her mother, Mrs. 3.E. Lee of Albany,Ore
gon, this summer. Mrs. .Lee plans to
spend the summer in the Sim? home.
NEW CLUB ORGANISED.
A new Homemakers Club has been organized
for women living along the Palmer-'.'Jaslllu
road. It has been appropriately named
the.PALMASILLA Club. A meeting was held
on June 6th at the home of Mrs. F.A.Blom.
This club will meet for a day meeting on
the first Tuesday of the month, and for
an evening meeting on the third Tuesday.
BACK TO WORK
Mrs. Bernice Johnson is back in the Ex
tension Office this month.following a
months vacation. She returned to her
desk on May 29tn.
VISITORS FROM WRANGELL
Miss Marylou Lashbrook enjoyed a visit
this last Sunday with friends from Wran
gell, Alaska. Dolores Vanoenberg, Grace
Frye and Tiny Bonya, all teacher*from the
Wrangell School; and Arne Bulkley, Public
nealth Nurse for the Wrangell district,
are making a tour of Interior Alaska.They
stopped in t'ne Valley on Sunday to see
Miss Lashbrook who took them on a tour
of the Valley. They were very much sur
prised at the size and‘development of the
farms in the Valley, Miss Lashbrook re
ported.
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