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PER I NTH FOR LIFE COSTS 30
LITTLE - LET ME SHO'J YOU.
Thru us you may still obtain
the famous "3 in 1“ (Life -
Accident - Health) protection.
A card to Bex #155 Palmer,
will bring me to your home at
your service.
: ''LEY E. 3.7EAZCY, CLU.
R sidont Supervisor of Aaa.
Northern Life Insurance Company
(An Old ine Legal Reserve Concern)
Ei ’ t members and three visi
tors atJ r.ded Hilltop Homemak
ers mee /ng at R. 3. Graham
home Tuesday U<#r. 4. ’.leaving will
be one cf the major,activities of
the Club next year,' and the loom
owned by the Club will be avail
able tc '-ach of it’s members.
Morld affairs'will be another
topic studied, Mrs. Milliard Brey
will die *uss the Versaille Treaty
at the : -ting in the Mud Campbell
home Ho" iber 18.
The members responded to the
Red Cross Roll. Mrs. Misley is
acting as solicitor in that Com
munity.
The Sourdough Homemakers club
will meet with Mrs. M. D. Snodgrass
on Tuesday, November 11. The pro
gram for the coming year will be
planned.
MIcc cream'is rich in the pro
teins, minerals, and vitamins of
milk am' for this reason is val- J
uablc in the diet of old and young )
alike. It is said that about four |
and a I.elf billion pounds of milk |
arc used each year to supply the
cream and other dairy products used!
in the twelve hundred million quart|
of ice cream which Americans cat
annuall; .
—National Dairy Council
WASILLA %
Mr. Wm. Klockentegor, Ur, Lee
Parkinson, Mrs. Borigo, Mrs, Clara
Slumbergcr and Miss Helen Carlson
were honored at a Halloween Frolic
given Thursday evening, October 30
at the Community Hall, sponsored
by the Wasilla Homemakers.
The Reception Committee -
Mrs, Stanley Herning and Mrs, Chas.
Isaacs were dressed a3 clovms.
The evening was spent in play
ing games.
A Halloween party was given
the children at the home of Mrs,
Jerry Ely last Friday night.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ely, iiiss
Helen Carlson and. Mrs. Martin
Clson. An evening of games and * .
stunts,
• "Trs. Rupe Adams and her daugh
ter, Lois, arrived Saturday from
Idaho and are mailing their home in
the Edlund house nerct door to
Stanley Herning. They were pre
ceded last week by Mrs. Adam’s son
Don. Mr. Adams has been employed
In the Lines for some time.
Eric Ilolmbach and daughter,
Viola, moved last week to Anchorage
where they qill r.iake their home.
Midweek houseguest at the
Martin Olson homo was Carl Olsen
from Haknek, Bristol Bay.
The united Protestant Church
will hold a reception for the new
Minister, dev. and Mrs. 0. Wilbur
Randall, -unday evening at 8:00 o’
clock, followed by an Alaskan
shower.
TWO SHOT GUMS
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