HOMEM'FER’S CLUH MEET If OS
CHEECHAKO CLUB January 8
Mrs. Tune Murphy
EVENING CRAFT CLUP January 9
Mrs. Minnie Clark
SOURDOUGH CLUB January 9
Mrs. Karla Duff
SUNNY KNIK CLUB January 9
Mrs. Grace Ellexson
12:30 CLUE January 10
Mrs. Oliver Onkka
BUTTE CLUB January 11
Mrs. Alice Holbrook
CHUGIAN CLUB January 11
Cummunitv Hall
COFFER VALLEY CLU* January 16
"ulkana Club Room
RIVERPEFD C LTTp Januarv 18
Mr?. Dick Washburn
SFEND THURSDAY IN ANCHORAGE
Mrs. E^rl C. Graves,Mr.
and ivirs . Clayton Ess linger, Carl
R. Rasmussen, an'1 Clarence Bell,
all'spent Thursday In Anchorage.
The men devotino their time to Co
op. business and the ladies shopp
ing.
C0-0FERAT0RS HAVE MORE TO LOSE
FROM ;ry V/R .F'ENING OF DEMOCRACY
THAN HAVE ANY OTHER GROUi.
CO-OP
WAREHOUSE
---GOOD SUPPLY OF
LIGHT FIXTURES
ELECTRIC WIRING SUFPLIES
BATHROOM FIXTURES
PLUMBING SUFPLIES
CELOTEX-PLYWOOD-MASONITE
FARM SUPPLIES
C AfT;L »•
"'5 7M £ V^-'^
U.P. LQQItS HOLD mtETlOB
The United Protestant Church
Ladies Aid had their regular meet
ing on Wednesday, January 3r^*
There was a co\rered-dish luncheon
at noon. At the business meeting
in the afternoon reports were Mven
by Mrs. Sara Moffit, Treasurer; and
by Mrs. Thelma Cepe on the Execu
tive Meeting. Flans were discussed
for the pot luck dinner to be held
at the Church on Sundav, January
ll|.th. Several committees were ap
pointed. Mrs. Vera Rorrison is
chairman of making arrangements for
hot dishes. Mrs. Thelma Cope has
charge of the coffee makinr. Mrs.
iRose Nelson is in charge of setting
tables.
Ml the people of the Valley,
both members and non-members of the
United Frotestant Church are cord
ially invited to attend church
services and are welcomed to the
pot luck dinner. The Ladies Aid
will furnish the meat and potato
dishes. Others are asked to bring
vegetables, salads or desserts.
An extra meeting each month was
.decided upon, to be held on the
second Monday of each month in or
der to do more sewing and fancy
work. A work meeting will be held
on January 8, at the home of Mrs.
Rose Nelson at 7»?0 in the evening.
The luncheon committee for the
next regular meet in" on February 7
is: Mrs. Vera Thrrison, Mrs. Rose
Nelson, Mrs. Mildred Smith.
LADIES AID EXECUTIVE MEETING
An Executive Meeting of the U
nited Protestant Ladies Aid was
held at the home of Mrs. Amy Irwin
on Tuesday evening, January 2nd.
I Ians for the c^aln” year wore dis
cussed. Officers who attended
were: Mrs.' Irwin, Mrs. Rose Nelson
Mrs. Thelma Cope, Mrs. Sara Mcffit,
Mrs. Patricia Pvaker. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
ESTHER HEMMER ILL
Mrs. Esther Plemmer, longtime em
ployee of the Co-op. Trading Post,
has been ill with the "flu” for the
past week. At the last report her
condition is improving.
"7/hat can your son do?" the cavern
ment official asked the politician
who sought a job for his son.
"Nothinc," the father replied.
"That simplifies it," the official
replied. "v/e won't have to break
him in."