Miss Mildred Flaunt of
Detroit, is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Nelson at
The Alaska Railroad depot.
Miss Plaunt clime to Alaska
to wed Lee Nelson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Nelson.
He is ARR agent at Matanus
ka. The bride and bride
. groom to be were school
mates in Cheboygan, Mich.
Their wedding will be an
event of the near future.
Mis8 Plaunt was accompan
iod north by plane by Miss
Jean Nelson, daughter of th<
C.L.Nelsons. She has been
attending school in Detroit
and upon her arrival entere<
Palmer High school.
A meeting of the Civic
Center club will be held at
the home of Mrs. L.C.Stock
next Wednesday afternoon,
September 23.
The Reverend Fathers ?Vil
liams, Durhne, and Snead,anc
Mr. and Lars. 2. L. Tyler,al]
of Anchorage and Dr. and Mrs
LeRoy \7. Flora Of Palmer,
were dinner guosts of Ur.and
Mrs. M. P. Mullrtney Tuosday
evening. Dr. Flora added
to the pleasure of the gath
ering by projecting on the
screen his large and beauti
ful collection of Alaska,
pictures in color.
Mrs. Donald Parks is on
route homo to get her three
daughters, Bonita, Virginia,
and Audrey, to take thorn to
Kirkland, Wash., where they
will attend school this win
ter and all be near little
Doan while he is in the hos
pital in Seattle. Donald,
Jr., will keep his father
company on the farm.
Mrs. Walter 'Tright is
with the McKechnie family
at’ Butte. She received
word that her brother, Leon
ard Millar at Grants Pass,
Ore.* passed on September 10
Mrs. Max Shorrod made the
First Communion service at
St. Michael's church more
beautiful with a gift of
white snapdragons, whit* ast
ors, white sweet peas and
white pansies from her gardo
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MARTHA RAYE - CAROL BRUCE - WILLIAM GARGAN
THEY’RE JUST AIR-PLAIN NUTS III.
next week
Smilin' Jhkoush”
JEANNETTE KC DONALD
BRIAN AHERNS
GENE R A Y U 0 N D
TAKE AN EXTRA ’KERCHIEF TO WEEP ON .
1
The following classifies
tion8 were given its regis
trants by the Palmer Local
Selective Service board on
Friday evening» September 11
Glen D. Cope . 4-F
Donald A. Lobdell . 1-C
A* R. Dillard . 1-C
William L.Herriman 3-B
They are trying out a
"tire sandal" in th6 States.
It is made of nonstrategic•
materials and treated with
an asphalt emulsion which
natural scientists have ad*
■vanced as a possible solu
tion to the current civilian
a, tire shortage. For effi
cient use of the sandal, it
is necessary to carry 40
pounds of pressure in the
tires and limit the speed
of the vehicle to 30 miles
on hour*
’Jilliam considered himself
rather a "hit" with the girls,
but when he spoke to a young
lady on tho street she snub
bed him.
"I don't know you from
Adam," she snapped,.
"You ought to," replied
the young man, smilimg hap
pily. "I'm dressed differ
ently."