AOI’IIWRMYNT DAY CON’T
Mrs. Drey; /as 511a, HorceMakers
Arrival.'
llrs. C. V. King gave a re
port of the HomcHakers Council
and Mao Stephenson and Harold V/.
Rice, Extension Agents, had charge
of installing the new officers
of the HomeMakors clubs, using
the candle lighting ceremony. Com
munity singing was led by Mrs.
L._o Marshall accompanied by -felon
Johnson, P.H.R. Mrs. H. Thuma,
president of the Homemakers Coun
cil, presided.
United Protestant Church
Rev. 0. Wilbur Randall,Minister
Sunday School - 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship - 11;00 A.M .
The Council is pleased to
announce the arrival in Palmer
of Rev. and Mrs. C. Wilbur Ran
dall and daughter Virginia Ruth.
They have left their home in Re
serve, Hew Mexico to live in the
Uatanuska Valley, succeeding Rev.
aacVMrs. B. J. Dingle. Prior to
coining here Rev. Randall served
as Sunday School Missionary to
the ranchers of southeastern Mew
Mexico.
V/e arc pleased to welcome
them and will exert every effort
toward making tlv-ir stay hero a
pleasant one,
Since this will be their
first Sunday the Council of the
United Protestant Church urges
all members and friends to be
present and welcome them.
Tho Dinklc bu3 schedule,Sun
day, will bo as follows--from the
Dinklc home to Experiment Station,
to Hoskins corner, to Joe Hemmer
corner, will pass the homes of
Walter Huntley and P, 3. Lee then
to Palmer.
Tho M0ffit bus will not run.
The Civic Center Homol.iakors
club met at tho Rex Hhrhart home
Wednesday,Oct. 23. Plans for the
1941 program of work wore discussc
HOSPITAL MOTES
Sara i'Olctto was admitted this
week for treatment of bruises re
ceived in a mine accident at In
dependence.
Francis James of Eklutna and
Hrs. L'illiam Sherwood of Palmer
are receiving medical treatment.
Adeline Larson and uary Ann
Swanson of Eklutna have boon ad
mitted to the T. B. Ward.
Oscar Anderson has been dis
charged and has gone to his fam
ily in Anchorage.
SECOND NOTICE
All fanners in the Valley
who have applied for Soil Con
servation payments arc again, re
quired to call at the E;:tcr.3ion
office before October 31 to sign
their name on the farm reports.
This is necessary before informa
tion can be forwarded to Washing
ton. 'x’he Intension Agent would
like to have those reports com
pleted by that date.
The Old bombers of the home
makers Council will entertain the
New bombers at a luncheon in the
Ladies Lounge Monday noon, Nov
ember 3. '^hc new officers for 1942
will be elected at thi3 tine.
MESSENGER SERVICE REX'.'STATED
Mail messenger service bet
ween Matanuska and Palmer has
been reinstated.
First class mail will be de
livered to and picked up From the
main line train at Matanuska in
stead of laying over at Palmer
for the branch lino train as at
present•
Mr. Prank Warden recently
sold a pair of geese to H. A.
Allen, Homer, Alaska. It i3 quite
evident that Corner farmers are
interested, in purchasing additio
al livestock and poultry from
the Valley if it is available.
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