ACHIEVEMENT DAY
The Achievement Day program war
indeed a success. There were
about 200 people present. There
was both forenoon and afternoon
programs. In the afternoon was
Unison singing, roll call of Clubs
and a program presented by the
various Clubs as each one was
called.
Pot luck lunch was served by all
the Clubs at noon.
There was a nursery provided to
care for babies and small child
ren during the day.
As each Club was called they ^re
sentea a skit. Some of them were:
the old family album, the pro
cess of trying on hats, a scene
at a picnic, and things that can
happen at such times.
Also there was a gypsy scene and
some very good singin^. A lesson
in hair dressing-you should
have been there to hear some of
the letters which Miss DeArmond
sends 'out to the club members.
I doubt that she would recognize
her own letters.
Then there was Installation of
officers which in itsself makes
a very pretty scene.
The exhibits were well worth cur
while and show some of the acc
ompli shnonts of the Clubs, he
really get a better idea of the
work and necessity of cur Home
Extension office.
Miss Ethel McDonald is at the
head of this department in ALvska
and was here to take oart in the
day’s program.
Mrs. Wilj.i&ra Aentz is the proud
mother of a baby boy, born at the
local hospital.
A baby boy was also born to. Mrs.
Fred Rotz.
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DID YOU KNOW?
That Mr. John Ossewnrd was leav
ing for Sitka whore he expects to
meet Miss Jane Mills, who taught
in the Palmer school the cast win
ter???
Wny?--Oh, now listen, if I tell,
promise me you 'won’t tell a soul
QI if you do, ask them to not
tell anyone. It really is just a
matter of business. Mr. O^seward
expects to sign a long-time con
tract ’where he will nromise to
"Love, Honor and Obey" or some
thing.
Miss Ruth Dejraond is going along
as a material 'witness. I wonder
how long he has been considering
this contract? And if he really
understands all the clauses in
volved.?
At any rat- , we are not loosing
this oair who have endeared them
selves to our community. Mr. &
Mrs. Oi-sewara will cone back to
us after spending a months va
cation.
June is. the tine for honeymoons,
brides end orange blossoms.
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About thirty-five residents of
the Valley enjoyed an evening .
of real fun at tue roller skat
ing rinx in Anchorage last Sat.
evening. There -./ere many spills
and many of the novises return
ed heme with unpleasant remembr
ances, but all signifiging their
intentions of trying it again.
The management arranged an ex
hibition of fancy skating and
announceu that every Sat. even
ing will be known as^palm^r night"
so the folks "/ill make another
trip soon.