On June 8, the Ladies of the Un
ites Protestant Church ar& aoing
to anchorage to reoay the visit
of the Anchorage ladies. All
those wishing to Oo please t:et in
touch with Mrs. Bingle or Mrs,
Carl Erickson*
On May 30, there was a ion peel
^■^6 contest at the United Pro
testant Church, prenurinr, Iocs
for the new Manse. The Ladies ser
ved ice cream and cake afterwards.
Mr. Carl Erickson is foreman of
the job and work is -'rovressinr
ranialy.
iv.iso Helvie Ennatti is steno^ra—
pher lor the Extension Service
with offices at the Experiment
Station. This offi.ce will be ouen
®ix days a week nov/ ana those
wishing to see Miss DeArnona or
I.r. Anderson can telephone for an
appointment.
lessen says: Three hundred
years ago ?. group of Cwed.es four a
ea a Colony on the banks oi* the
relcv^tre near what is now \/li
ning tor . This tercentenary will
he celebrated this year, ’/ell,
three years ego another bunch cf
rveies founded a Colony on the
banks of the Matanuska near what
is new called Palrier. They*ve
made good, too,
If lessen could see sone of these
Swedes ^fter* they had been burn
ing brush, he might remember flu t
there was a place called Africa.
NOW HOW DID THAT GET GUT?
Somebody said, "A woman is a rag,
a bene, and u hann of hair."
Mrs. Huntley's version is: A
man is a brag, a groan and a tank
of air."I
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