WE HEAR TEAT:
Virgil Eckert is one of those who
is burning stumps now. He jv.. t re
cently got rid of an enormous pile;
He did a swell job and without set
ting anything else on fire,. T1 is 3s
a good time of the year to burn.
Among the Palmer Masons who vere
guests of the Anchorage Lodge, when
two Anchorage received hve third
degree, were: Ros^ Sheo.'y, Eon Ir
win, 1.1... C. Anderson, A. A . (S13 r. ) John
son, E.A.Pierce, Jack Cope, George
Small, W.W.'.Yade, Irwin Met calf, Andy
Trent, Harold Thuma, Tieorge Iloshier,
Roy Cornelius, Franl: Li nr., W. X. (Hy)
Gill, Jerry Ely, J.W.(hill) Curtis,
J.V.(Vic) Chapman and Jack lates.
Some amateur moving pictures cx*
local scenes were presented, follow
ed by a turkey supper. Most of the
Palmer men went do\m on the evening
bus and returned on the. bus which
left at 1:00 A„.H. Sunday morning,
Incidentally, there were quite a
number of other Palmer people in.
Anchorage last week-end: Mrs. Joe
Pierce arid Mrs. Re:: Fierce wore down
fox’ the week-end. Don McKeclmie and
Feral Akleatad, Vernon 01msteat and
Emil Larsh were all there on Satur
day. Ren Anderson and T ob "roc-at now
were also there on Set miry, spiling
advertising for the Fo.laris, high
school annual. They have sole their
quota of advertising now and rave . .
turned the oaper over to the ed.itops
Anri we saw Jack Allman^ and Caye ■ ■
Biornsen looking very gay with Harry
Fredericks on . They were among the
skiiers beyond Fishhook Sunday.
Saw the Clyde Ihrigs and Jack Rose,
looking very well.
TnlKing of sluing, many I aimer peo
ple took advantage of the ideal
weather conditions last Sunday,
Stewart and John Campbell) , Herbert
Tichy, Vivian Stoddard, Bob Laurie,
and Kuni.ce Anderson in one part:/.
And there was Alice Miknmi, Roland
Snodgrass, Lois Spencer, forbert
Nathe and a truckload of skiiers and
snow-minded people with the Lruck
bauers,
A baby girl was born to T.rs. Raymond
Sellers on March 21.
August Klem, young son of the Robert
Klens, has been very ill with the
pneumonia for over a week at the
Baajai fcaJ___
Mr* 3. Anthony Vic?: or your, is in the
Hospital.
We have heard that the George Stew
arts and t e John Porters are scr
iom-Iy ccr.si fieri ay quitting the
Colony very soon. However, no
del in: t e r rrangemc nts have been
made as yet,
/o should l ave told you about the
first iijoct'r.£ of the Republican
Giro two weeks ago.- And since then
■the and another meeting--on this
past .{Ounesday, They liad 15 mem- _
tors turn out for the first meeting.
That ’ s quite a crowd when every
one has just about forgotten there
■.tors any Republicans left, hr,
LI.f, Snodgrass is Republican candi
date for the house of Represontat
tives in Juneau- He is on the pri
mary ticket, election to bo held,
the end of April.
Lorraine Mc'fechnis was surprised on
Monday night when friends remember
ed her sixteenth birthday with a
paray at hr Lena. There were
about' twenty of her school friends.
Billy i’cx, son of hr. and .Mrs,Waldo
7cr, also had a surprise paryy but
on his fifth blrday. his guests
v/ere Gloria Lopak, Tommy Sullivan,
Hurley hiess, Joan Lragseth and
Junc ffeiffiand the!r mama3, too)
Gome Lee and her ho the r wore un
able to come and wore nissod.
The Theater Guild has seen disbandet
’for the rest of this season. At
their lost meeting they voted to *
assist hr. Albrecht in a program of
the Community Chorus in a civic
entertainment to he held early in
May,
Hairy Roland is leaving the Post
Office on April 1. Leonard Gapp
will oowe over, and Mrs. May Ken
no uy is due back from a furlough.
RHODE ISLAND RED Hatching Eggs
Prom Pedigreed Stock
Mrs.Carl Meier Palmer
General Carpentering & Cabinet Work
FURNITURE REPAIRED — SCREENS
INSIDE II0U3E PUNISHING
Modern Equipped Shop
V/m. B enr.ee t
Palmer