LUTH2HM CHURCH .aUNOUNCES
CHRISTLUS SERVICES
Other Churches Have Services
The Rev.l-.Ir. W.F.Gcorp, pastor cf the
* Lutheran Church at Palmer, will have a
children's program on Christmas Evening,
be.Tinning* at 8:00 P.LL There will also
be a Christmas sermon at 11)00 A.h. cn
Christmas Sunday nomine.
The United Protcsta.nt Church rill present
the famous pageant, "The Lipht of the
World", at a Christmas Eve propmm in the
church bceinnine at 6:00 P.L. This will
be m ccnnection with the Annual Candle
Li.ht Service that evening. Repular Sun
day bus service vail be furnished.
The Rev. Fr. Dufeur will cone to Palnor
on Sunday after Christmas to say mass.
Ho has had many requests to cone and "ill
plan to be in Palmer late in the week to
prepare for the service. It is hoped that
it will be possible tc meet in the church;
otherwise, it will be in the priest's
house. Lines will bop in promptly at 10:00
A.*.. Sunday nomine,
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PHOTOGiUPHSt TINTING PICTUH1SS
Since B^ynend Lclinc, commercial photo
grapher of Juneau, has been in Palner dur
ing the pest weeh, he has ue.de many pic
tures of Palner scenes, people and hones—
inside raid outside. Harry DeLand, who has
had s-nc experience in photographic work,
is wording with Ur. Uclinc in the tinting.
Ur. Lcline will be in xtnehornge until
after the holidays but will return to
Palner .after the f irst of the year.
IJOVAN-OIIKK* TEDDING SURPRISES
Dorothy (Bouv;cns) Novak and Oliver Onkka
v/cre carried ilondoy evening, December 20,
at the house of U.S.Commissioner, Valter
Huntley, .although friends knew the couple
lad been yo iny together, the woddiny was a
surprise. Eritz Herman was the best man
and Evelyn Bouv/ens, the maid of honor.
After the ceremony there was a reception
at the Onkna's, v.r.ich many friends of the
bride and to or. attended.
The youny couple aro staying at present
with his folks.
If you '..ant to buy or sell anythin ;, or
want tc cxei-nayc sc nothin;;, run a Classi
fied Ad in the Valley Settler. Hates tc:
10^ a line for the first insertion
a line for each subsequent insertion
h ini mum charge 35^ - c words to the line
BQRiilTQRY WILL HiVE
CH.-U stilus dinner p^.ty
* Regulars' Will Have Few Guests
Those who live at the Dormitory and those
’.vho cat regularly in the Dining Room are
having a turkey dinner on Thursday at
5JOG P.L. They rill have about fifteen
guests in all.
■nf tor dinner they plan an informal fire
side get-togothor. There rill be some
entertainment, some chatting, some sing
ing and then Santa Claus will distribute
the gifts under the tree, then dancing.
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KOFFiJUl WI1JS 31 CYCLE RAEFLE
Joe Hynck, young son of Bill Hynek, de
parting Colonist, had a bicycle but was
unable to take it with him to the States.
So, he had. a raffle.
Clarence Hoffman took a chance but warned
Jee, "It's really net fair for I knew I'Ll
win it." axl houi later he was advised ho
had the lucky number and had won the
bicycle.
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KO.-.E ABOUT SCHOOL PROGRAM -
Kakinr of 3 ays for
Dana DcDuc
Liar ion Ho^anson
Eloiso Kepler
June Kin'
Karaaret Killer
Tlieresa "alker
Saciciivi of Treats:
Jin Ellsnorth
Victor Falk
Adclbert Riny
Lawrence Vasanoj
Garold La
Treats:
Ester Larson
Maralyn Vasanoja
Virginia hunt
Lorraine McXochnie
Dorothy llervillc
Patty Pine
Bob Pippcl
Bob hartley
Suycnc harsh
l Melvin Bechtel
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Traffic Directors:
Beb Sieber Miles Franco
Dale Rerrison Charles Ruddell
Clayton DcLand Melvin Barry
Immediately after the school preyran and
after Santa has distributed his rifts,
the Palmer Theater will have a matinee
performance of Shirley Temple in ’’Captain
January”. The royaler admission prices
will be a.aryod.
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Did you notice that Max Sherrod, of the
hatchery and Leo Jacobs have lighted
outdoor Christnas trees in front of their
hor.es?
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