THE VALLEY SETTLER is published
every Friday by the Ivlatanuska
Valley Farmer’s Cooperating
Association at Palmer, Alaska.
Mng. Editor: H. L.. Wimmer
Subscription rates: A.1.00 year
B y Mail; 1.75 year
Mailed anywhere: 10^’ copy
This paper is issued for the pur
ose of giving information and news
of the Matanuska Valley Farmer’s
Cooperating Association’s work
problems, accomplishments, also
news of local and general interest;
and to foster the cooperative spir
it of the farmers of the
Matanuska Valley.
<pT.rpY W:D P
(The Alaska n)
Viered in the light of the vast
sur. the American government has
made available in recent years fa’
the relief including Alaska, the
020,000,000 "diich the Red Cross
is seeking to lessen the suffering
in war-ravaged Europe rill be a
small contribution to a colossal
need. Never has there been a
need so urgent, never a time wh n
the rorld was filled with so much
sufferin'".
Alaskans should give willingly
and generously- to such a worthy
cause; they should rejoice in the
fact that they are far removed
from the horror of Europe and able
to spare a "art of their earnings
to provide food and medicine and
hope to those who are the innocent
victims of a ruthless lust for po
wer .
Twenty milIon dollars can do a
tremendous lot of good..
CELEB 1ATE THE FOURTH IN PALMER-'
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BUTTE SO SEE CLUB (Continued)
fter the meeting adjourned Mrs
ope served lunch.
Theresa Hemir.er
Club Reporter
K.I'.K. CLUB ME"TS
The E.K.T. Club met at the home
of our leader, Mrs. Single at 11
o’clock June 14th.
After dinner v;c had several demon
strations. ve gave demonstrations
on Tronchfire, Rockfiro, and
Reflector overs.
Mrs Moore was a~uest and helped
Mrs Single judge our demonstration
teams. Our next meeting will be
June 28th.
Doris Moore
• Club Reporter
PALISH AID GUESTS OF A i'C HORACE
FRIENDLY AID.
About thirty women journod to
Anchorage 'Wednesday morning to be
Luncheon guests of the Anchorage
Friendly Aid.
A very nice luncheon was served
after v-hich a program was presented.
The women enjoyed the .lay immensely
and hope to have as nice a dry
when the Anchorage Aid is to be
their guest3 in October.
The Minister reed the text: "The
light of the wicked shall be put
out."
Instantly the church was in dark
ness. V.ith scarcely a pause, the
minister continued: "In view of the
startling fulfillment of "this pro
phecy, we wil1 spend a few minutes
in silent prayer for the electric
light company."'