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At If a wicv old boo r.t the close of ocy,, s,Thi3 colony
business doesn't pay. I put my hon-y in that old hive
<^s” <I^?> that others may cat and live and thrive; and ^ do
more work in a day, you'll see, than semo o’ c %
the fallows do In three, I toil and worry and "hx _rv
save and hoard, and all I get is my'room and board.,, r^' “"3/
It's mo for a hive I can run myself, and mo for / ;\a ,
the sweets of my hard-earned pelf.
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dC the old bee flew to a meadow lone and started a business ' ^
of his own. Ho gav , no thought to the buzzing clan, but all intent
on his selfish plan, lie lived the lifo of a hermit free. "Ah, this
is gr at, " said the- v/is
old bee.
J)‘ BUT the summer waned and the days grow drear, and the
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v jv lone boo vaile-1 as ho dropped a t nr; for the ear
'LX^Riints gobbled bis little star, and his war played
cut and his h^ar
home band, and took his meals r.t the "Helping Hand",
am was sir.., so he winrod his way to the old
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ALOFE, our work is-of little worth; together, wo arc the /-—A
lords of earth; so, It's all for each and it's each. . (■ v4
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for all - united stand or divided fall.
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A HI)1 HR SOU "PHDS DOROTHY
sir
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At eihit o'clock Sunday eve
nin'-, July 2C, r.t the home of r.
air1 i rs. .-.osa i . ihocly of i aimer
was the setting for the mn.mr.gc
of their dau0htor borethy Aon., to
Lorlo Anderson, son of hr. and rs.
Chris -And. rs on of Anchorage.
'The double ring ceremony, ac
cor- ing to the beautiful ritual of
the episcopalian faith, was solem
nized by the Lev. Father Penn of
Anchorage
'■ Somewhor
"I Love Y
ing the s
anied by
the bride
. Inabollc Irwin, sang
e a Voice is Calling"'a'nd•
ou Truly'1 before and dur
-rvicc. She was ncccmp
Jaclc Shoely, brother of
, who also played the 'Jed
ding! March.
Intering on the arm of her '
father, vho gave her in marriage,
and proceeded by her matron of ho
nor, Mrs. Lee Iiartly Jr., the
bride was met at the altar by the
groom, who was attended by Ralph
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n ji) JcffloS il/i . Ch O.li.’i;.•.Xij .■> X.i PAUL Cl
hod Cross activities wore star
ted in the hatanusAa Vail, a/ ’7 seine s
day evening officers and aone act
ive members of the Anchorage Chap
ter motored to Palmer to me t with
persons in this vicinity who arc
interested in those services that
the American ITrtional Red Cross
may render this1 country and this
Community.
Among those present from Anch
or-go were hr. Segn, chairman of
Anchorage Chapter, mrs.. , gy bnith
Corcrctary and treasurer, Keith
lie Coy field representative, rs.
.cAvn, Aimer J. Peterson, chairman
Disaster and Relief c mm. rs. Pe
ters n, chairman, Volunteer Special
Services Cemm. Drs. ric , Chairman
Jr. Red Cross Cemm. . rs. : rancis
halls, chairman First i.id • Main.
For the Palmer organ!:.ation,
Keith LicCoy appointed irs.Clyde V.
l ing to act as Chairman and iirs.
Dan Curtis, Secretary - treasurer.
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