PRESIDENT’S BALL SUCCESS
The recent President's Ball was the
best attended dance in many a day,
according to those who went to it.
And what is more, nearly every one
reported having had a hotter tLmo
than at any recent dance. ‘The Ball
was sponsored by the Palmer. Demo
cratic Club and all proceeds are to
be used in resoarch work and for the
relief cf spinal meningitis.
Mrs. Vic Chapman worked Untiringly
with the committee composed of C.H.
Perrine, Einar Huseby and Monty Mor
ris. She alone turned in $31.<"0
from the 3alc of tickets.- As a com
pliment for her work she was a3ked
to lead the Grand March with Mr.
Walter Huntley, chairman of the Demo
cratic Club. -She writes;
111 wish to take this opportunity
of thanking the people of this
Valley for. the fine cooperation
they.gave me personally and in
supporting the President's Birth
day Ball. I know many of thorn
had to make sacrifices in order
to attend and be able to help in
so worthy a cause.
Sincerely vours
GRANGE PLANS VALENTINE PARTY
Pioneer Grange #1 c,r<? holding a
ValentineBox party In the Grange Hal
on .Thursday evening, February 17.
Tickets. are nov; being sold by the
Entertainment Committee of the
Pioneer Grange #1: Mrs.M.D.Snod
grass, '.Miss Myrtle Rlovstad and
Mrs. JJ.V/Curtis . Lunch will be
served. 'Everyone attending will
bring a Valentine for "their true
love", • '
. T H 3
£ £ L'0‘n Y • B A* K E R
&
* ■'. £ £ £ £ £
"AT YOUR SERVICE"
Palmer
Alaska
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Advertise in the VALLEY SETTLER.
THE STUDENT BODY OP. THE PALMER SCHOOL
and
THE AMERICAN LEGION
OftQV
A Big Evening of Superior Entertainment II
The last 'home’ basketball games of the Season
vs. W RSlLLtf
AND
Basketball: | HE Vtf L E NT I Da^CE
8:00 P.M.
15^ - grades 1:6
25^ - grades 7:12
35^ -"Out of School"
Dancing;
10:00 P.M.
$1.00 cpuplo
"POLAR BEARS"
Cor.rrm.nity Hail. Palmer