Palmasilla Club Plans
Library Benefit Sale
A pre-Christmas gift and auc- i
tion sale is planned by the Palma
silla Club with proceeds to go to
the Palmer Library fund. Mrs.
Rolland Grover, reporter for the :
club announced this week. There
will be many items offered at the j
library benefit which will make \
lovely Christmas gifts, Mrs. |
Grover said.
At the regular meeting of the j
Club held November 14, Mrs.
Charles Schaefer was hostess at i
her home. It was decided at the j
meeting to change the club’sj
meeting date to the first Tuesday ;
of every month instead of the j
second as previously planned. In !
accord with the new date the De- j
cember meeting of the club was j
held Tuesday of this week at;
11:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs.!
Carl Mielke. Mrs. Robert Mielke
acted as hostess.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to those who
helped extinguish the fire at our
farm, and particularly to our
neighboi's and friends for their
prompt action and quick response
in preventing further damage,
while operating in adverse
weather conditions.
(Signed)
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. DePriest.
Spends Thanksgiving Outside
Robert Bronson returned from
the states this week where he
spent Thanksgiving with his fam
ily. Mr. Bronson is employed by
the Geological Survey here.
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Library Association
Nets $118 for Fund
The Public Library Associa
tion netted SI 18 as proceeds from
the showing of a colored film here
November 28 by Fred Machetanz.
The film, “Seegooruk" was shown
under sponsorship of the Library
Association to raise money to pay
outstanding bills on the new li
brary building.
Two showings of the film were
held with a capacity audience for
the first show and a good attend
ance at the second. One-sixth of
the gross receipts, which totaled
$380, went to .Uncle Sam for en
tertainment tax. Sixty per cent
of the total gross went to Mr.
Machetanz for his presentation of
the film. Other incidental ex
penses also had to be deducted.
Mrs. Earl C. Graves, president
of the association, expressed ap
preciation for the fine response
from the public. She added that
j when Mr. Machetanz, who is now
in the states, returns this spring. .
! perhaps a showing of one of his i
i films on an Eskimo summer can!
! be arranged.
She also called attention to the
need of volunteer librarians. The
laying of linoleum at the library
is almost completed and the li
brary is scheduled to open very
soon. Anyone who can serve as
librarians is urged to contact Mrs.
Graves. Hours planned are from
2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 9
p.m., daily. If anyone will vol
unteer to act as librarian on Sat
urday, hours will probably be
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mrs.
Graves said perhaps Senior
Scouts might be interested in
serving as librarians on Satur
day.
I MEET LAND MANAGEMENT
OFFICIALS AT ANCHORAGE
A group of Palmerites who
spent the day in Anchorage on
business yesterday included Don
1L. Irwin, Hugh A. Johnson and
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C. I. Branton, all of the Agricul
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and Charles Wilson of the Soil
I Conservation office. The party
' met with officials of the land
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