AUXILIARY TO HOLD
LUNCHEON FOR
VISITING PRESIDENT
Because of previous commit
ments, Mrs. Rae Ashton, National
president of the American Legion
Auxiliary will be unable to be
in Palmer Sunday, June 21. Be
cause of the change in plans, the
tea to be held in her honor at
the home of Izola Sims has been
cancelled.
In its place, a luncheon will
be held at the Butte Monday
noon, June 22. All members who
plan to attend are asked to make
their reservations through Mrs.
Sims before 11 a.m. Friday morn
ing, June 19.
4-H NEWS
Fairview Doughslingers
We reorganized our club May
27th, We decided to keep our
name, the “Fairview Doughsling
ers.” The officers are: President,
iluby Holstein; Vice President,
Jean Ann Wilson: Secretary and
treasurer, Joyce Dinkel and Re
porter Audrey Dinkel. Song
Leader is Ann Wilkes.
We decided to have our meet
ings every two weeks on Wednes
day at the club members homes.
We have had one meeting be
side the one at Holstein’s and it
was at Wilson’s. There are five
members in our club.
Audrey Dinkel, reporter ^
Fairview Farmers
Members of the Five Fair Fair- '
view Farmers 4-H club met June (
8 at Branton’s home. We had a
business meeting a demonstration ‘
by Gene Dinkle on how to choose !
a chicken for the fair and a dem- ,
onstration by Rosann Branton on *
how to weigh a chicken. The next jJ
meeting was at Cottrell’s on the!
15th. We had refreshments and ]
the meeting was adjourned. j
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SURPRISED ON
2 5TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beylund of
Palmer were surprised Sunday
fternoon, June 14, by a group
of friends and relatives who
gathered at their home to offer
their best wishes to the couple
who celebrated their 25th wed
ding anniversary June 12.
Rev. A. H. Mjorud of the Cen
tral Lutheran Church of An
chorage read the scripture and
offered a prayer previous to a
luncheon that featured a beauti
fully decorated anniversary cake.
Table decorations included fresh
cut flowers.
On behalf of those gathered
Rev. Edawrd Imme of St. John’s
Lutheran Church presented the
couple with a “silver” tree upon
which 25 silver dollars were hung.
Mrs. Beylund was also presented
a corsage.
Hostess for the party was Mrs.
Beylund’s mother, Mrs. Anna
Hansen. Lloyd Olson of Anchor
age was host. Guests were pre
sent fi'om Anchorage and the
Valley.
The Beylunds have one son,
Adelard, student in the Palmer
school.
how we are going to have it
this fall. We had jello and cookies
for refreshments. For recreation
tve played baseball and had a
ot of fun.
Suellen Reid, reporter
Thimbleltes
The meeting of the Thimblettes
-H club was held on June 11 at
he Extension craft room. We have
i new leader who is Mrs. Sher
nan.
The meeting was called to order
nd the minutes were read and
pproved. There was no business.
)ues of ten cents were collected
>y the treasurer, Ruth Henry,
’he meeting was then adjourned.
EILEEN TRIBBETT, reporter
Frontiersman classifieds
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Girl Scout News
The camping program for Pal
mer Girl Scouts is under way
in the Valley. Brownies will starl
taking physical examinations this
week. All girls will be notified
by their leaders or a member oi
the scouting program as to the
date of their examination. They
are asked to cooperate and be al
Dr. C. C. Bailey's office promptly
at 9 a.m. on the day of their ex
amination.
Having paid part of their camp
fee when registering, girls are
reminded that the balance of this
fee must be paid to their leadei
when they pick up their health
cards. Final payments must be
in Anchorage before July 1 tc
assure reservations for Palmei
Scouts.
A bus wil be provided to trans
port Brownies and Girl Scouts
to Kings Lake Camp. The Brow
nie bus will leave the school
grounds at 2 p.m. on July 5 and
will return the girls at 4 p.m,
on July 12. The first group ol
intermediate Girl Scouts will
leave July 12, returning July 19,
followed by the second group
who will leave July 19 and return
July 26, completing three weeks
, of Brownie and Girl Scout camp
ing for the season.
TENDERED SHOWER
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was held at the Matanuska Hotel
June 10 in honor of Miss Joanne
Dragseth. The bride-to-be was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts.
Among those attending were
Bessie Dugas, Lottie O’Brien,
Teri Thompson, Phyllis Lowe,
Alice Horton, Hazel Miller, Em
gene Edwards, Edna Poore, Norma
Rice, Lillian Woods, Betty Adams,
Edith Carrier, Viola Meehan, Evie
Melin and Alma Foss.
Hostesses were Annabelle Crit
ler, Betty McDonald and Mary
McNary.
The Busy Bee 4-H club held its]
first meeting at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Reid, on June 2. ]
These officers were elected: Betty
Schaefer, president; Jane Kneff,
vice-president; Emogene Reid, (
secretary and Suellen Reid, re- j
porter.
We have a new assistant leader.
Her name is Mrs. Luce. She and
our leader helped the girls with
their projects. For recreation we
played volley ball and listened j
to records. Refreshments were,
sereved. J
■Cur second meeting was held
>Uune 9 at Mrs. Reid’s home.
Our club planned on sending
out for beanies and 4-H shirts.
We talked about our booth and
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' PALMER COUPLE WED
IN EVENING CEREMONY
The United Protestant Church
was the scene of the marriage
June 13 of Joanne Dragseth Ham
ilton, daughter of Mrs. Velma
Dragseth of Palmer and Otto
Kogele, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Kogele of Terry, Montana.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Brian Cle
worth at 7:30 p.m. before white
gladioli and tapers, which decor
ated the front of the church. Mrs.
Max Sherrod was organist for
the ceremony.
For her wedding, the bride
who was given in marriage by
her god-father, Oscar Beylund,
chose a grey dressmakers suit
with white pique collar and c.uffs,
with which she wore white shoes
and hat. Her corsage was fashion
ed of orchids. Mrs. Philip McRae,
friend of the bride, was her only
attendant. She wore a navy blue
dressmaker suit and accessories
and a corsage of white carnations.
The bride’s mother wore a
royal blue suit. The bridegroom’s
j sister, Mrs. Emil Stadler wore a
j grey suit. Both had white car
J nation corsages.
The bridegroom’s best man was
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Following the ceremony, Mrs.1
Barbara Meiers presided over
the guest book at a reception
that was held in the couple’s
honor at Moose Hall.
The bride is a graduate of Pal
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groom received his schooling at
Terry, Montana, graduating from
rerry High School and is era*
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Following a wedding trip to
Circle Hot Springs, the couple
will be at home in the A. H. A.
housing area.
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