Ner.t ’.Veek
May 25
PALMER THEATRE
DON’T MISS
R7.CH/i.ML PIMLD’S
ML THIS AMD HEAVEN TOO'
with
BETTY DAY I
CHAS. BOYER
TIC
"THE LOME WOLE
MEETS A LADY"
with
.arren .lilliain Jea.n I.Mir
Trie Blore
Victor Jory
’..’arren Hull
Roger Pryor
NOTICE - '~'NTING
Natanuska Valley Chapter of
the National Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis, 7odnosday, Lay 21,
at the Lounge at 8:00 i All
those interested are cordially in
vited to attend.
CALTr*DAR CF EVENTS
- 3ake Sale - Trading lost
- BIG DAITC GY'..'
- Palmer Garden Club - Ex.
off!cc.
- Vacation Bible School -
Lutheran Church.
- RIverbend 4-H club - Ror
rison home.
- hatanuska Valley Pro.Assn.
- N.V. Chap. Nat. Found. In
fantile Paralysis meeting.
- Jitterbug 4-H club - Joe
ricmmer homo.
- Homemakers clubs to clean
Lounge.
- Annual Sale of i'oppics.
Hie 2,000th patient was ad
mitted to the hospital recently.
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HO.'TITAL KOTES
Mrs. Helen Perrin, has been
admitted for medical treatment.
John O’Malley of the liable
Mine, is receiving medical treat
ment .
i..r. Ray Gale of Sska, had the
misfortune to run a spike all the
way through his foot and is being
treated at the hospital.
George Hoshier, was admitted
in a serious condition resulting
from a heart attack.
Pour employees of the Road
Commission, were treated at the
hospital 4-his week for various in
juries. Ernest Stri elder, cut. his
foot with an axe, Carl lim comb,
who cut his hand with an axe, Glenn
Cope, who suffered a bruised arm,
Charles Kimball, who hn.d a niece
of steel in his 07/0.
* rs. James Berry discussed
the use of wool yarn for weaving
at Riverbend Homemakers club i-ay
14 which met at the Clarence
yuarnstrom home.