BAICE SALE WILL BE HELD BY
UNITED PROTESTANT LADIES AID
The Ladies’ Aid of the United Pro
testant Church will hold an Easter
bake sale at the Trading Fost on
Saturday, April 16. Special orders
for cakes and cookies nay be loft
with "flick” Nichols up to and Inclu
ding Tuesday, April IS.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Aid will begin at 10:00 A.M. on
Monday,...April 6, when the ladies
will treat the church to a thorough
spring cleaning. Any one who can
spare a few hours to help will be
greatly appreciated. Sandwiches
and coffee will be served a't noon.
The Ladies’ Aid announces that some
new chairs for the church parlors
have arrived and they are about
ready to put some congoleum on the
floor. Kitchen cupboards are now
being built and all preparations
are being’rushed so as to be com
plete before Easter*
HOMEMAKERS’ MEETING DATES
April l-Pri.-Four Corners at Mrs.
Ubcrt’s home
5-Tucs.-Hilltfflp at Mrs.Miller
-Spruce Grove at Fox’s
8-Fri. -Civic Center
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LEGION AUXILLIARY PLANS
PALMER POPPY SALE SOON
At thu regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxilliary March
22 in the Matnnuska Hall, chairman
of the poppy committee reported
that a wire had been sent to the
Department i oppy Chairman asking
that 000 veteran-made poppies he
sent here for sale in Palmer on
Poppy Day. At the same she repor
ted that the committee is sponsor
ing a school contest to select the
best Poppy poster. Prizes will be
given for the best posters: 1st
prize, $3.00; 2nd prize-, $2.00 and
3d prize, $1.00.
The Auxilliary voted to donate
$25.00 to the Palmer Public Library
to buy books. Several of the mem
bers have already donated books to
the Library, among these, Mrs.
hcaston, Mrs. Rorrison, Mrs. Ely
and Mrs. Eingle.
(That reminds us that the Library
Committee has annoimced that any
one who donates one or more books
suitablo for the Library will re
ceive a free Library card. These
arc ordinarily $1.00 for adults.
A committee will pass on the sixit
ability of the books.) i
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