WE MADE A MISTAKE
Somebody switched the numbers
on the keyboard when the printer
worked on that wedding story for
Dr. C. C. Bailey and Miss Jewell
Griffith last week—that’s the only
way we can see how 2 o’clock slip
ped in for 8 o'clock. Dr. Bailey is
a busy man, but he has found time
to arrange his schedule for a wed
ding at the perfectly conventional
hour of 8 p. m. That’s the hour his
friends ought to go to St. John’s
Lutheran Church tomorrow even
ing. if they expect to witness the
ceremony. A reception follows im
mediately afterward at the Matan
uska Hotel.
Lazy Mountain Home Has Party
Children at Lazy Mountain
Children’s Home enjoyed a pre
Hallowe'en ma;querade party at
the home last Friday evening.
Everyone, from tots to teachers, at
tended in masks and costume. A
number of Palmer residents were
guests of the home fo rthe party.
CHURCHES HAVE SON
Mr. and Mrs. John Church of
Palmer became the parents of a
son. John Henry, Jr„ on Oct. 29.
The baby was born at the Valley
Hospital. He weighed eight pounds,
14 ounces at birth. John Henry is
the first child for the couple.
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TOST'S SERVICE
Achievement Day
Is Saturday
For 4-H CSubbers
Achievement Day for Valley 4-H
Clubs will be Saturday Nov. 5.
Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook remind
ed today. The program will be held
in the United Protestant Church
at 7:30 p. m. All parents and friends
are invited to be guests for the
occasion.
The planned program includes
the following events:
“Story of My 4-H Project" by
Genevieve DeLand, Neola Sandvik
Lewis McDonald. Dorothy Hoffman
and Elmer McDonald.
Club activity reports.
Musical numbers by the high
school band directed by Paul Bush
ong.
4-H Club Awards, followed by
candle-lighting ceremony conduct
ed by Genevieve DeLand. Eldon
Sandvik, Judy Hurley, Ethel Smith
and Donald Dinkel.
PLAN NOV. 9 WEDDING
Miss Lorene Hasapis and Paul
Shreve, both of Anchorage, this
week filed notice of intention to
marry with U. S. Commissioner
Dorothy Saxton. They plan their
wedding for Nov. 9. The couple
were witnesses for another Anch
orage pair, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
E. Dunn, at the first wedding ever
Palmer became the parents o fa
March 9 of this year.
SIMS MOVE TO NEW HOME
Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Sims of Palm
er moved into their new home on
the Anchorage-Palmer Highway
last Sunday. The Sims home has
been under construction for the
past several months.
Moose Hut at 8 p. m. Wed., Nov. 9.
Polio Fund Benefit Bingo at the
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