The Butte 4-H Dance sponsored by
the folks at the Butte last Sat.
July 16 was a huge success. Bet
ter than $40.00 was cleared. The
proceeds will be used to help de
fray the expenses to the 4-H^Round
up at Fairbanks. The following
expect to go: Dorothy Newville,
Fatty Hcm»er, Angus McKechnie, Bar
bara Falk, Bob Hartley, and the
following leaders: Mrs. Otto Pet
erson, Mrs. I.M. Sandvik, and Jen
nings Johnson.
We wish to thank all who so heart
ily cooperated in making this
dance a success.
Dorothy Newville
Patty Keruncr
• Jennings Johnson
(Committee)
Huns Heckne, who for the past year
has been visiting his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Erickson, will leave this week for
N0rway, where he will make his
home .
Mr, DsLong and Mr, H.J. Freidman,
department ftangors of the National
Grocery Company,' Seattle, Washing
ton, are spending a few days in
Anchoi'age and vicinity on business.
There will be no Ladies Aid Lunch
eon meeting at the United Protest
ant Church on August 3 as sched
uled. Instead, the Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Carl Erickson
on August 17 for an afternoon meet
ing. Lunch will be served by a
committee.
Miss. Jane Maxwell is back again
after a months stay in iinchorage.
Miss, Maxwell Is now employed in
the general accounting office 'of
the Rural Rehabilitation Corpo'ra
t i'on.
1 hr-v never killed a nan, but I
have road many obituaries with
a lot of pleasure.
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