Ir> rtTTEi'JD. TEA
The Koncix.kcrs1 Ter.,' held last week in
honor of Charlotte '•ells, of the A.JJX staf
was attended by about 1^Q_ per sons. The
Tea was "a pert of the program planned for
Hononalccrs demonstration hook wliich is ob
served each year, throughout the nation*
Tho Tea ires hold in the parlors of the Un
ited Protestant Church, The. room and ta
blss were beautifully decorated using Eas
ter Lilies as tho Main flovrer. Lrs, il. D,
Snodgrass and Lrs, Leslie Gill served tea.
The ladies of tho iis.tanuska Valley had an
' excellent display of their handicraft at
the Tea. There mere beautiful nigs, met
al work of aluminum trays etc., knitting,
Sevang, cut work and paintings. Rusty
Dow had an excellent individual display
of her ]\?.intirgs and metal work also.
Visitors fron Anchorage bosidos Charlotte
'foils, included: I.ii.C, indorsor.,'Mrs,
Estclla Odsather, and a gentlcmn fron the
Id'll Staff who mda recordings for the
Radio.*
MR" ; ,)0Gi\A .1 'l\i~tfivIc'Mi>j
On Monday morning of this week the people
of the Valle7 had the pleasure of hearing
the recording ‘made at the Tea of an inter—
viw vdth hrs. M, D, Snodgrass. Mrs. Snod -
grass gave a very interesting.account of
some of- the early history’of Alaska, She
told how she cane vdth Mr. Snodgrass to
Kodiak where Mr. Snodgrass had been as
signed to the Kodiak Experiment Station.
They left Manhattan, Kansas, on their wed
ding day and sailed to ^laska on a freigh
ter which brought cattle to the Kodiak
station in 1907. Other interesting points
in the interview included an account of
the emotion of lit, Katnai in 1912 when
the mountain literally blew its top off.
The cattle from Kodiak had to be returned
to the states because of the heavy ash whi:
covered the vegetation. It’s. Snodgrass
also told how all the peoole were put on
boats and taken way out to sea because of
the fear of huge tidal waves which so
often follow volcanic eruptions. The sky
was so dark from smoke and ash, she said,
that no one could see a lighthouse burn
at Kodiak,
HOM6MAK8H5 h(LP O u7
The Hcnenakers of the Valley have been
helping with a layette for the Alas lea
Health Boat, 1-irs. Bill Hoskins and lirs,
1'iary ling have completed one in blue flan
nel. Tho natorial was furnished by the
Alaska depart:lent of Health.
•* new method of moothproofing is now being
used extensively by nanufacturere and wool
en rails. It is called Boconizing. It is
guaranteed against noth damage for five
years, it is inexpensive, leaves no odor,
does net damage fabrics, is not affected
By light, salt water or perspiration, and
has no toxic compounds and so is harmless
to the skin and causes no allergic react
ions^_____
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