Missionary Pair
Married Here
Two of the workers at the
Lazy Mountain Children’s Home,
Marian Trackwell and Karl El
lis, were united in marriage on
Monday, May 2 at 4 p. m. Rev.
Victor Alfsen performed the
ceremony at the United Protes
tant Church.
Miss Trackwell was lovely in
a gown of white satin with long
veil of tulle caught with a tiara
of orange blossoms. She carried
a white Bible with carnations
and gladiolas.
Her attendant, Mrs. Walter
Phillips, wore a turquoise dress
and carried a colonial bouquet
of pink carnations and snap
dragons. Best man for the
groom was Walter Phillips, one
of the trustees of the Children’s
Home.
Soloists Ramona Davis and
Gertrude Vandermeer, wore pink
gowns and corsages of white
gladiolas. Mrs. Victor Alfsen,
organist, was dressed in pale
blue and wore a corsage of pink
carnations.
A reception was held immedi
ately following the ceremony, in
the Church’s social hall. The
couple plan to stay on as mis
sionary workers at the Lazy
Mountain Children’s Home. Mrs.
Ellis also teaches piano lessons
in the Valley. Both are natives
of the state of Washington hav
ing come to Alaska a few years
ago.
The Ellises honeymooned for
a few days at the Matanuska
Hotel before resuming their du
ties at the children’s home.
Palmer Is Eligible
For Housing Units
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a Chamber committee to study
housing needs and determine
the number and type of units to
request.
Mr. Wilder will be the guest
•speaker at next weeks Chamber
of Commerce meeting, when he
will explain the housing plan in
greater detail.
Accidents Reported
On Palmer Highway
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hit a rough spot when swerving
to miss an uneven place in the
road. The automobile skidded
off the highway, rolled down a
steep embankment, turned over
twice and smashed into a tele
phone pole.
The driver, James A. Wilson
of Anchorage, suffered a cut
over his right eye, and the oth
er four occupants of the car
sustained minor euts and bruises.
They were hospitalized only long
enough to receive first aid.
The automobile was almost
totally demolished in the acci
dent.
Completing the series of high
way accidents, Robert Smith of
Goat Creek Mill missed a turn
in the road, while riding his
motorcycle and was hospitalized
for treatment of cuts and other
bruises. The accident occurred
just at the end of the Goat
Creek bridge.
Community Building
Being Planned
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the project in all organizations
to which he belonged, not only
in the initial presentation of the
plan, but in every scheduled
meeting of the group.
It was mutually agreed that
there would be no solicitation of
individuals in support of the
project. Residents of the com
munity will be asked to help
through their financial support
of money-raising plans advanced
by the organizations to which
they belong.
The group meets again next
Monday in the Soil Conservation
office at 7:30 p. m.
PLEASE
That package that was
picked up by mistake at the
postoffice window was des
tined for Mary Varrall, con
fined to the Seward sani
tarium. M. D. Snodgrass
would greatly appreciate its
return, so that it "“may be
sent on its way.
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MACHINE WORK — WELDING
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NEW HOLDERFIELD
A May Day gift of a tiny
daughter arrived at the Valley
Hospital for Mrs. Hilary Holder
field of Jonesville last week.
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Notions — Books
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