HOMEMAKERS' COUNCIL
HELD ANNUAL T-NE•• TING
Tlie first meeting of the Mat Gn
us ha Valley Homemaker’s Council
for the Club year 1930-1940 was
held on Oct. 2 at the United
Protestant Church parlors.
Twenty-five old and new club
officers were present as guests
of Miss Hazel Zimmerman at a
delicious luncheon.
Officers elected for the coming
year are as 10II0W3:
Mrs.Howard Estelle--president
Mrs.Chris Anderson--vico-presidcnt
Mrs. ^on Irwin--sccretcry
Mr;:. .Arthur 3enner--trcr.surer
Mrs .Max Shorrod--reporter* and
historian.
The 4-H Achievement Day is to
be held No\t4, r.nd as the Council
sponsors- 4-H Club work, every
member is urged to be present
at the evening session on that
The next meeting §£ the Council
will bo hold Nov.6. This also
will be an all day meeting held
in the church parlors. Lunch
will be pot luck.
CIVIC CENTER CLUB
The Civic Center Club will moot
next Friday, Oct. 13, at 1:00
p.m. at the homo of Mrs .1.1.1.
Sandvik. Project for the day
will be rug making.
SOURDOUGHS
Tho Sourdough Club will meet
e.t the homo of I'rs.Ross Shecly
Oct.10, 1939.
THE GRANGE DANCE ANNOUNCED
LAST SEEK HAS BEEN POSPONED
BECAUSE OF THE ANNUAL SCHOOL
BASKET-SOCIAL AT NASILLA.
RI\&R BEND •
The River Bend Club will meet
at the home of Mrs.Jim Berry on
V,ed. Oct. 11th. Et lsp.m. Roll
call will bo responded to with
suggestions for Christmas gifts.
( The idea of announcing whet
roll call will be is a splendid
idea and more clubs should
follow this idea. Even then
it might be a good idea to take
your paper along.)
FLOWER BOOK RELEASED
The Sourdough Club has completed
an attractive book on the flowers
of Alaska and those which can bo
easily .raised in the Valley.
The making of this book was an
instructive project to the members
of the club, which proved so
interesting it v:ac deftided to
make books for anyone who might
wish to have then. They will
be sold for 25^', or just about ’
the cost required to mako them.
If anyone wishes to get a flower
book, please contact Mrs.Thuma.
RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS
Sunday evening Oct.8 rt 7:50
there will be a reception given
for the teachers and all new
comers in the valley, at‘the
United Protestant church.
All 'teachers and newcomers are
invited to attend.
LOREN McKECHNIE WILL SAW ALL
THE LOGS. YOU HAVE INTO ANY
DIMENSION S REQUIRED FOR $6.
PER THOUSAND. THIS APPLIES TO
FARMERS ONLY. ' IF YOU HAVE SUP*
FI Cl ENT S7ATNG TO EE DONE, HE
WILL MOVE TO YOUR PLACE.