EASTERN STAR CLUB ORGANIZED
IN PALMER
A number of Eastern Star members
of the Valley, including Matanuskn
and Wasilia, met at the home of
Mrs. Vic Chapman last Thursday
for the purpose of organizing an
Eastern Star Club, The Club will
go under the- name of the"Anna
Smalley Eastern Star Club " of
the Mntanuska Valley,
Most of you will remember Mrs,
Anna Smalley, the most Worthy
Grand Matron of the world, of the
Order of Eastern Star, who visit
ed in Palmer the middle of July,
During the meeting at Mrs, Vic
Chapmans, the following officers
were oleetcd: Mrs,Vic Chapman,
president; Mrs,Ross Shooly,vic,
president; Mrs.V.Morcman, secy;
and Mrs, Oliver Krong, treas.
Others present wore: Mrs, Jack
Cope, Mrs, Victor Johnson, Mrs,
Fanny Zilis, Mrs.G.Ely of Was ilia,
an'1 Mrs.W.Gill and Mrs.Brannon of
Matanuska.
Paternal greatings are extended
to all other Eastern Star members
whe have not been able to contact
members of this Club. Any member
who is interested, please see
Mrs,V.Morcman or Its.Vic Chapman.
NORTH STAR 4--H CLUB
REPORT
The ninth regular mooting of the
North Star Club was held August
20th. at the hone of Jim Wilson.
Vice president Betty Broostrom
presided over the meeting in an
unuer.lly quiet and dignified
manner-, which if I may say so,
does not become her in the least.
For roll call we named the things
we were taking to the Fair( oh,
we'll have a table full allright)
We discussed plans for our booth
which will be erected and decor
ated by volunteer help.
For entertainment we enacted, by
pairs, some of the most common
advertisements. (Enough said
almost) Mrs. Cornelius and Mrs.
Lamp are to be commended on their
excellent demonstration in cor
rccting slurnpy figures by the
modern methods. ( How ? three
gue s s.)
It was found that the farthest
advanced baking members all had
two more bakings to do--ccincidence
eh what ?
The next regular meeting will be
held September 16th, at the United
Protestant Church after school.
Signed: Ruthie Cornelius
(Reporter)
SPEAKING OP PROGRESS
Information comes from the Account
ing office that approximately ten
3eed loans and five chattle mcrg
ages have been paid in full. A
great number have paid on account
and two have paid on the land
contracts.
This information gives us a great
deal of confidence in the future
an well as faith xn our neighbors.
Continued cooperation of this
kind guarantees a substancial com
munity in which to live and happy
we are to offer congratulations
at this time to all those who are
the first to meet their obliga
tions.
The man who can be depended upon
to meet all his obligations is a
safe trust. Good banking business
is based upon trust and confidence.
If this man can he counted upon
to borrow and repay his loan, he
has placed himself in a position
to call for aid at a time when it
will gain for him financial profit
by doing so, '
Again the head of every family is
responsible for the success and
happiness of every member of his
household and cannot rightfully
•disreguard this, added- obligation
of trust.
With trust in our fellowmcn we
gain trust in ourselves, and with
trust in ourselves the future
appears very bright and easy to
meet.