HOSPITAL, . BENEFIT. „DANCE
A ‘SUCCESS |
The nurses of the Valley Hospital
who worked so hard to put on the
Hard Times Dance last Saturday night
are very happy to announce this week
they will clear approximately fc550.
from the dance. This is more than
they had anticipated could be made.
Prizes for the dance were donated by
Palmer merchants.
The costumes unique and varied.Some
were comical as well as being hard
time clothing. Prizes for the best
costumes went to Leo Lucas for the
mens and to Barbara Smart for the
women.
WORK 0 A V
Miss Marylou Lashbrook reminds the
women of the Valley that 1'ednesday
is Work Shop day at the extension
Office. Come early and plan to stay
all day.
RH'TUBHR YOUR 1.1 LA HEETIFG on April
8,1950. A door prize will be giv-jn
and a social hour will follow the
meeting.
applies fop r.e .a.
LOAN
Maynard Sends stated this weak that
t.ho loc- 1 telephone company of.which
ho is head, has applied for an REA
loan of ..175,000 under the Rural
Telephone /-ct.
This would permit Palmer to install
a first class Telephone system in
all the area now served by the MSA,
Mr. Sands said. This might be a
dial system, but the type installed
would bo subject to the approval of
the RSA.
Mr. Sands v/ould*likeyto find
out how ’any V,.lley people are in
terested in obtaining phonos under
a, modern system. Questionairos may
be circulated in the near future to
obtain this information.
•The REA program was set-up for ser
vice to all farm people, not to make
moneycjpy serving a few. REA and its
borrows all over the country follow
fc policy of ''area coverage''—of
serving all the people in a rural
area, not just those it is most.
| profitable to serve.
CHURCH
3T.I ICKASL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH V\t?
Rev. Father J’r.nes Snead .PastoijV
Sunday Mass lOrOCairA V^
3 nfessions heard before Mass / '
““’ocality Communion-first Sunday - yj
of each month. "( j
THD HI OH7AY CHURCH of GOD *T
R v~ I.H.Davis, Pastor
3unday School 10:00 am
Morning Devotions .11:00 am
M.id-Luek Prayer meetings held in
the Private Homes.
*A ' LLCOITS IS ISCT3KDSD TO ALL."
r;... si.7T.rTH day RDv-jrTiST church
3-.;'* hD«Y_VI3IT0fcS .RL '.tLCCIiL
oabbath school 9:45 am.
3 urch Services 11:CO am
O'TBCK of GOD
Rev. George H. Geiwitz,
3 nday School
Horning Service
Evening Service
Mid-Leek Prayer Service
' .eanesday
Pastor
10:00 am
11:00 am
7:30 pm
8:00 pm
TULL IN on the
CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD HOUR
H.I.M.D. every Sunday 1:30 pm
SERVICES
. UNITED PRO r J5T.f.I T CHURCH
\ Victor I. ilfsen, Pastor
Church School 10:00
> Morning Worship 11:00
Christian Eudeevor 7:00
Evening Service 8:00 pm
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A yc ouuuoa xuesaay- y:ou pm
Trayer Meeting Thursday'8:00 pm
•• Young Life Club Friday 7:30 pm
V/A5ILL A C 0? 1IUNI?Y CHURCH
Sunday Services ~ 2:30 pm
Victor I.Alf'sen, Pastor
THE CHURCH CHURCH of CHRIST
Ray E. Adams, Minister
Sunday Services:
Bible School
Morning ’..orship
Evening Services
Bible Study & Prayer
V/ednesday
10:00 am
11:00 am
8:00 pm
&:00 pm
ST. JOHN1 G LUHLBIMF CHURCH 1
Sunday School * 2:00 pm
Church Services 3:00 pm
Rwv. Frenz in charge of services. 1
TUNE IN
LUTHERAN HOUR SUNDAYS K.F.".D.
Sundays 12:30 noon
Q Eh
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
In the K.S.Bauer home
unday service 11:00 am
he public is cordially invited
to attend.