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VALitY "_ NEWS
HO. 45
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20, 1946
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LOCAL COUPLE
EXCHANGE VOWS .
Car are Lindstrom of Palmer and Carl 1!7,
Meier of Palmer were married at'quiet wed
drig in the home of Mr. aiid'Mrs. Carl H.
Meier, parents of the groom, on Sunday Dc*.
cernber 15-at 2:30 p.m.
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The bride was yory pretty in a rqyal blue
suit and white blouse with frothy lace
ab>ut the neck. She wore a pure white
corsage of carnations* and was accompanied
by Mrs. Betty Rice, 3istbr of the groom,
as I!atron of Honor. lire. Rice^drossed in
a deeT' aqua suit and wore "a corsage of
pink and white carnations.
The groom wore a dark gray suit.with a
white shirt and a white carnation; He was
accompanied by his brother-in-law, TJarren
Rice, who was also dressed"in a dark suit
and wore a white carnation.
Rev. Halter Zeile officiated at the candle
’light ceremony during which Organ Christ
mas carols wore played very softly. ..
The only decoration used in the room was
a table b^ido Rev. Zeilo over which a
lace cloth had been pieced add on which a
large bowl of white, pompohs’rosted.
Following the ceremony, a reception was
hold in the groom’s homo. A beautiful
white wedding cake"was served along'with
chicken sandwiches, Dickies, olives,jcllo
salad and coffoo.
Cuerts at the wedding were close friends
and rolativos'aud included: 'Mr. and Mrs.
Carl H. Hitler, Kenneth, 3cb, and Vivian.
Meier, Mr; and Mrs, Warren Rico, Edward
Lindstroih, Mary Ann Hiehoick, and James
Ears’i son.
Barbara Lindstrom is roll known in Palmor
haring como Imre to live in the fall of
194.-2. ’
Carl 17. Meier came .to the Valloy in 1935
rlt-h his parents from Duluth, Minnesota.
Ee served with the Armed Forces of the
United States all during tho rocont war aid
up;»n his discharge returned to the Valloy
rh-.ro he has been w6rking with his father
in tracking freight. He plans to continue
with this work-and will nnko his now home
in-the Valley, At present tho newly weds
arc making their home in'a small house
near that of tho parents.
Tho Test Wishes of the Community arc ex
tended to tho Bride and Groom,
CHORUS OF SOC
HIGH LIGHT CHRISTMAS'
PROGRAM THIS YEAR
A big treat is in store fer the largo crowd
that will attend the annual Community
Christmas program and festivity on Friday
December 20, of this reck, at 1:45 p.m. in
the fairer Cconur.ity.Hrll.
The program this year is in the form of a
pageant supported by the large chorus of
voices which includes the whole school.The
High School, Junior High School Glee Club
and the First grade trill bo on the main
floor, while all the rest of the grades
rill bo in the balcony,
Tho mixed Chorus rill render A special
number, "Listan to thc'Lonbs", and tho
Quartet rill sing, "Lo, ’.That a Beauteous
lie so."
Following tho program there rill bo tho
usual treats given out by Santa Clau3. '
Everyone is invited." Friday December 20,
at 1:45 p.m.
ANNUAL SCHOOL CHHISTTAS FltOGHUI AT
W1SILLA
The Wasilla School is holding its annual
Christmas Trogrnm'at the Tarilid Community
Hall, December 21, at 7:30 p.m.
Despite recent loss'of three school days
due to cold ucather, the program rill go
on under direction of respective teachers?
High School, Err.ost Line; Advanced Crados,
Horard Polloys; Intermediates, Latitia
Nocks; and Primary, Mrs. Anna Borden.
Santa Claus rill make*his anpoarancc rith
gifts for tho Riddles.
CO-OP NOTES
The nor calendars have arrived, but'since
there is a limited numbor this year, thty
rill bo given out to co-op members cftly,
Mr;' Neill,of Noill and Clark Accounting
Fima, arrived-on Friday of last reek to
audit the books for the Katenuska Valley
Fkxmors Cooperating Assoc iation. Ivir. Neill
has made the audit for the Association for
several years nor. IT • .*. 1
Hr. Neill’s homo is in Juneau, vhere h* ir
in charge of the Juneau branch of tho f i rm:.