GLENN TOPICS - FLORENCE CLAYTON
State Trooper Hill and family went
to Anchorage to visit their oldest daugh
ter, They will be back on Tuesday and
then.it's off to the beauty contst-in
Fairbanks. Hair beauty that is. We wish
Mrs. Hill the best of fortunes in the com
petition. Isn’t Mrs. William Burns lucky
to be her model?
The William Burnses went to Anchorage
and back bn Sunday.
The Joe Goodlataws went to Anchorage
recently and had a new motor put in their
car.
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SUMMER DRESSES ARRIVING JUST IN TIME
FOR EASTER!
Remise Webb in Copper Center,
among us by this time'after your trip to
surgery,
Mr, Lion had' to have help bringing in .
March so he brought Mr. Flu Bug with him.
We hope they are on their way out so that
Sonny Spring can give us old hibernators
a little pep and Dr. Schneider a rest.
In spite of Mr. Flu Bug, our pie social
was a success.
-This old "one winger" reporter is hav
ing a time hunting and pecking at the type
writer. '* '
Jack Faneuf is at the Atwood Hotel,
First and Pine, Seattle, Washington, He
is taking treatments and ■doing''nicely, but
a word from his friends would be welcomed#
.The- Grizzly Gift Shop is 'Opened again i
after their illness and accidents. Mrs. |
Oswald.fell from her horse and suffered -
quite.a bad fall among other events which,
took place down near the- Edgerton Gut-off., j
Anyone interested in Little Leaguers
and regular baseball meet at Santa’s Cafe . ;
Saturday afternoon at-2 p.m. on March 30th. j
. Rev. and Mrs. Vincent Joy have a new
grandson, Robert E. Beattie, Jr., born
March 16th to Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. Beattie|
of Snohomish, Washington. Mrs..Beattie is s
the former Beckie Jean Joy. Bobby weighed j
in at 9 pounds,. \x .
Mr. Wilbur E. Patterson .of .Ocean, City, :
N.J....has been visiting the Central Alaskan :
Missions, Inc., for the past month. He is I
the representative for ,the Mission in the. . !
South 48? and has been observing the. work 1
of the C.A.M, Inc,, in.Alaska and.becoming
acquainted with.all;of the personnel * . . ‘
He says he has enjoyed hi Si. visit here, dur- !
ing the mild winter weather and ..meeting, so
many of the people of this" area of Alaska.;
MARYS & MARTHAS OF. GLENHALLEIT CHAFER
- Because of the 'sickness in the Area,'
the regular monthly •meeting of the Marys
and Marthas was cancelled last Monday even
ring'; We were sorry to' have to do this'hut
felt it best for all•concerned. We’re ; "
“looking forward to the April meeting to be
TRY OUR MAMA
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held on April 15th at 7° 30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Beckie Joy. Do hope all will j
he well'’ and that there will be a big at ten- I
dance. Martha C. Keeler.
ACS NEWS'- BOB. MINTON
The last four Army personnel.that were j
being discharged left the station on the -
19th of March. Y/e really hated to see them
leave -because they were a nice bunch of men.
Y/e heard a rumor that Jerry Newton and ;
Shorty Branham are back in Alaska and will
be.up this way shortly.
We...still have no new men. There are
some scheduled to arrive in April, but no
word yet as to the exact day. It’s very
quiet, here now, I guess it is because v/e
have less men than.ever before. It’s hard
to get even a. pinochle game'going.
' ATC ..Wade Harkins has- moved out of the
nQ. He ,bought a trailer and has been busy
getting it ready for the arrival of his fam
ily. Wade says he has housemaid knees and j
dishpan hands.
.. Wu heard, -from--Bi 1 l,-and~ -Doris--Dy-^.n-(.Pg..7).
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