Mary Blunck Wed
To Pat Cullison
In an all-candlelight service at
St. Michael’s Church in Palmer,
Miss Mary Blunck last Friday
evening became the bride of Pat
Cullison. Father James Snead
performed the service.
The church was lighted by tall
white tapers mounted on birch
log stands, carved by the bride’s
father, Henning Blunck. Sprays
of evergreen, tiny spruce trees
and yellow and white chrysan
themums decorated the church,
altar and statute of the Virgin.
For her wedding gown, the
.bride wore a floor length dress
of chiffon velvet, made with a
basque top, long fitted sleeves ^
and a circular skirt. With it she “
wore a full length veil caught to
a beaded pearl headpiece. She
carried a bouquet of white or
chids and baby chrysanthemums.
Betty Blunck was her sister’s
only attendant. She wore a
gown of blue chiffon velvet,
styled like the bride’s. On her
head she wore a blue rose head
piece with a short net veil. She
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Blunck, wore a street
dress of aqua crepe with pink and
brown accessories and a white
rose corsage.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Ronald
Schmitz was best man, and Bert
McCool and David Rush were
ushers.
Mrs. Cullison received as her
wedding ring, the marriage ring
of her husband’s mother. She
wore as her wedding ornaments a
cross of nugget gold, the gift of
her groom, and a diamond and
amethyst bracelet of her moth
er’s.
A reception at the home of the
Bluncks followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Harold Moore, Mrs. William
Bouwens and Mrs. Clair Patten
served. Mrs. Ann Holbrook cut
the bride’s cake and Mrs. Ronald
Schmitz presided at the guest
book.
Butte Club Meets
Next Thursday, Dec. 8, is the
meeting date for members of the
Butte Homemakers Club. Mrs.
Mary Frey, club reporter, remind
ed today. The meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Joe
Lentz. Guests are instructed to
"come early and bring your
Christmas gift.”
Give Thanks Together
WASILLA—Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Nelson and children, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Line and daughter, all
of Wasilla, were guests of the C.
L. Nelsons at Palmer for Thanks
giving dinner last Thursday.
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Christmas
TOYS |
Pull Toys with Chimes*
STURDY Trucks ?
and Autos. *
(Some With Sirens)
Wonder, Little Golden,*
Tenggren. *
Story Books *
fil ARB’S VARIETY S
EMIL WENT DOWN.
WILL BE OUT A MONTH
Emil Waldal, Shamrock bas
ketball player, eliminated him
self from further court compe
tition for the next month, when
he dislocated bones in his wrist
last Saturday. He slipped and
fell o nthe ice. injuringhiswrist
as he attempted to break his fall.
Homemakers Council Monday
Members are reminded of the
regular Homemaker’s Council
meeting to be held next Monday
at 10:30 a. m. in the Extension
Office. At 1:30 Monday after
noon, there will be a slip cover
demonstration at the Grange
Hall, which all Valley women are
invited to attend. Mrs. Justine
Parks of Chugiak, will conduct
the demonstration.
Carson Visits Outside
WASILLA—A. R. Carson left
the Valley recently for a short
insit with friends and relatives
at Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Car
son expects to return here short
ly before Christmas.
*
Play Bingo at the Moose Hut
Wednesday, December 14, 8 p.m.
Benefit Lodge Building Fund.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember?
FRONTIER CAFE
^ Try our home-made apple pies
- Big Juicy Steaks and Chops
Ice Cream Served ... or take some home, pack
ed in pints or quarts.
Open from 6 a. m. to midnight daily
Enjoy the Best on Youi Trip Outside
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than just safe, reliable transportation. The Alaska Line proviJes the important
extras that make your trips a real event — something to remember with pleasure.
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beauty that charms your eye. ,
■ These are some of the important extras that make trips via The Alaska Line
tops in travel. You are invited to enjoy all these advantages at special, reduced
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