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The Sourdough Homomr leers Club met !
at the home of Mrs• M.A. Job: noon
November 9.New officers wore install
d. Mrs. Don Irwin will serve rs
resident for 1944. Plans for the !
Christmas party, which will bo hcld:
at the Wallace Rbert home on Deccm-;
ber 17, were completed. Husbands of!
thr members will be guests at the |
Christmas party. # •
The Wasilla Homemakers Club met
November 9 at the home of Mrs. Pete]
Nelson, Mrs. Nelson demonstrated
.th, making of bound buttonholes and
|showed many short-cuts which could
be successfully used. The rrxt
meeting will be held at the home '
of Mrs. Rrnost Peck, who will dem- (
onstr.- tc basket making.
Mrs, Rr.lnh VP re entertained the
Riv rbend Homemakers Club Nov m.ber •
10 at her home. Following the bus- j
ir.ess meeting, Mrs. Y/r.re showed
Christmas pres nts which had been |
rondo from empty flour, feed, and
seed sjcks. Other club members also:
contributed with* suggestions.
All Matanuoku. Valley homemakers who!
can sew? rs hostesses for the USO |
room on S turda.ys and Sundays are
urged to leave their names fit the
Extension Office.
Irs. Harold Thunn, President of the
omem.akers Cc.uncil, entertrincd at' |
a luncheon Hovember 4 honoring Kiss,
Helen haughan, the new District
Home Demonstration Agent.Presidents!
of the local bcmornkors clubs wore |
guests at the luncheon. A novel
arrangement of ferns and candles
formed the centerpiece for the tabl<
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A winter 4-H club in handicraft is
being organized for the Civic
Center boys. !
All farriers in the Matrnuska Valley
who have not signed their Soil Con
servation claims f ro urg'd t c do po
iranediately at tie Extension Offleej
GHADaTIV.*'■***
KOfven is not'.'T'csFiched at a single
V*f . <«• a . bounds I
But we build the ladder by v/Mch
w : rise I
| f You Want To bs.kt,
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SPECIAL COURTEOUS SERVICE JN A
COMFORTABLE ChR. FULLY 1K.N RED.
BONDED DRIVER. AMBUL/NCE S’ ’VI
STAND AT THE RON-DEE-VOO (’ FE
J. ti_t.
:frl£ PEARL WrJrfL LA’EiD-Y
SEND YOUR WASHDAY TROUBLES TO TJS
WHERE YOUR CLOTHES RECEIV’ CUR
SPECIAL ATTENTION IN A ' OTEUT
SANITARY LAUNDRY
vVE CALL FOR YOUR BUNDLE & IELIVER
OLSEN
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For that lovely rp »vi•ncc
send'your Dr. sses,Cents and Furs
to the pearl WHITE LAUNCH r f r
Pry Cleaning. Also Neil's 8'Its Sc.
Overcoats, expertly cleaned and
Pressed by OLSEN BROS, of /.nehernge
WILLOW C.\££iC STASL
V/t Iter Coop'r, Owner.
DAILY HOUND TRIPS TO 'ANCHORAGE
Leave Palnor-9:00 t . W
Leave Anchorage-3:00
P. A.
A/ Wi-WWOU'S L-£r U'fY
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FRF UP WITH ’WRNANDNT
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Wh 11 e Wool Sc a rf ' ic wh ere
in Pnluer. Finder please r turn to
Inc Belle Irwin at the S;_ 1 ;stive-.
Service Office or at the T.x peri cen
tal Station.
LOST: Boy's bo: v t fur cap. PI rise
return to Mrs. E.U.Kling f-.r r .rrd.
POT LUC a LI’ ’T*"R PROTEST NT
CHURCH
A pot luck dinner will follow tke
s rvic s at t>A ilr. 11nd Pro’-, f Unh
Frcm the lowly earth to the vGultcgChurcV. Sunday, November 14. ill
skies, Berbers and friends ere cr rd1 lly*
And we mount to Its summit round invited•
by round.