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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
Weddings

Advisory, Mrs. Alfred Hart; cos. tunes, Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Alexander Calder; decorations, Mrs. Charles Burke and Miss Florence Smith; makeup, Mrs. James Smith; program and publicity, Miss oert- rude Conklin; properties, Mrs. Glenn Wayne and Mrs. Richard Lewig; tale ent, Mrs. Wingor B. Day; tickets, Mrs. John J. echumanr. Proceeds raiGed will be used for the club fund.
 Mrs. John gchumann of Madison will have 6 clambake tomorrow night ct the Madison Beach club in honor of her weekend guests, Mir. and Mrs. Howard c. Smith of Flushing, L. I. Other guests at the party will include Mfr. and Mrs. Winsor Day, Mir. and Mrs. Leander Conklin, Hen- " W. Farnam, Mrs. Robert Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Edward doSs, Mir. and Mrs. Buell. Hemingway, Mir. and Mrs Knox Baldridge, MT. and Mrs. De- Witt Taylor, Mfr. and Mrs. Edwin Byaik, Mrs. Daniel Harvey, Mir. and Mrs. J. Meredith and Mrs. J. D. Stetgon Coleman of New York, who are guests of Philip Conklin; and Mir. and Mrs. Blair; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt and MT. and Mrs. Vic- tor Livingston of New York, Mrs. Ralph Brown and Miss Anne Brown of Elizabeth, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Couple Rendered. Party By Friends

Miss Mary AitchiSon was hostess ct Lawn Party given on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Leary and Edward Doll who are to be married soon. The guests of hon. or received numerous gifts. Those attending were: Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Shaw, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Earth, Mrs. Catherine Leary, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Mcraught, Mir. and Mrs. David Burr, Mrs. Walter Bolt, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Aitchison, Mrs. Betty Woodruff, MT. and Mrs. Les- lie Partiss, Mrs. Meuten, Mrs. Em- monz, MT. and Mrs. Sandy Harrison, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Doll, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Horn, Mfr. and Mrs. Wesley Leavenworth, Mir. and Mrs. William Woods, MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Aitchson and Misses Florence Burns, Betty Woodruff, Doris Har- risor.
 Ruth Aitchison, Catherine Aitchi- son, Florence Aitchison, Eileen Mur- phy, Jessie Aitchison, Louise Aitch- ison, Anna Aitchison, Florence Bradley, Shirley Aitchison, Roberta Aitchison, Louise Leavenwort1, Mary Synnott, Eleanor McNaught, Mary Aitchison, Margaret Leary, and Fred Aitchison, William Em- monz, Ernest Emmons, John Costel- 10, Elmer Woodruff, James Me- Laughlin, Joseph Woodruff, James Mclaughlin, Joseph Woodruff, Eu- gene Sullivan, Wollian Bolt, Bud- dy Aitchison, Francis Madden, George Leavenworth, Robert liar. risor1, Anthony Massi, William Cass, William Leary and Edward Doll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
Personal
State Garden Clubs WiH
 Gather For Annual Meeting

Mrs. John Field as general chair man.
 Mrs. Alden II. Vose of Greens Farms, state president will preside at the business session, when reports will be read, and officers elected for the ensuing year. Luncheon will be served.
 Present officers of the state club in addition to Mrs. Vose are Mrs. John Lynch of Ridgefield, first vice. president; Mrs. Franklin V. Kirk bridge of Oarien, second vice presi- dent; Mrs. Frank L. Quimby of Mil- ford, recording secretary; Mrs. Hen- ry Wright of Westport, correspon- ding secretary: Mrs. Martha B. Caldwell, of Bridgeport, treasurer.
 Members of the Board of Direc- tors are Mrs. Frederick 0. II. Carder of Cheshire, Mrs. Malcolm Edgerton of Stamford, Mrs. Charles A. Ed- wards of Bridgeport, Miss Marion Field of Madison, Mrs. r. M. Hunt ington- Wilson of Woodbury, Mrs. Allen Kitchel of Old Greenwich, Mrs. William Nelson of Ansonia, Mrs: Alfred oxley of southington, Mrs. Theodore Pomeroy of Green wich, Mrs. George A. Brown of New London, Mrs. Wellington Gilbert of Haddani, Mrs. Lester King of Noro- ton, Mrs. John T. Harrison of Greens Farms, Rrs. Robert Lamrnon of New Canaan, Mrs. Cephas Ro- gers of Danbury, Mrs. Jay A. White- cotton of Southport, Mrs. A. K. VII. kinson of Wallingford, Mrs. Donald Sammis of Stratford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
Recent Bride Is
 Guest At ShouUer

Mrs. D. stango, and Miss Mary Stango, were hostesses at 6 green- back and linen shower on Friday, in honor of Mrs. Armand stango. The shower was held at Bacco's hall, and many beautiful gifts were re- ceivod. The guests included:
 Mrs. Grace Barelli, Mrs. Mary Sporzo, Mrs. Rose Delsanto, Mrs, Carmelo Foti, Mrs. Lucy sabio, Mrs. Rosiasia Scannajuia, Mrs. Teresa sforza, Mrs. Sam Bacco, Mrs. Mi- chael Capabianco, Mrs, Salvador Ca- tuccio, Mrs. Mary perrone, Mrs. Vincent Volpe, Mrs. CaInella Con- stantine, Mrs. Tony DiMico, Mrs. John spina, Mrs. Theresa Balogna, Mrs. Anthony Silia, Mrs. Theresa Cicchiello, Mrs. Joseph Fione, Mrs. Maria Bucci, Mrs. Francesca Same. 10, Mrs. Mary Valianeta, Mrs. Tee resa Cesane, Mrs. Joseph Outone, Mrs. Rose Stella, Mrs. Josephine Ro- setti, Mrs. Roslyn Panasie, Mrs. Dora Rinaldi, Mrs. Mary Milchron- aa, Mrs. Carmela Milchronna, Mrs. Margaret Zarrella, Mrs. Angelinc samela, Mrs. Theresa Danerso, Mrs. Hilda Accuostl, Mrs. Helen Zarrella Mrs. Mary zilano, Mrs. Antoinetta Cesane, Mrs. V. Marinara, Mrs. Catherine Iorio, Mrs. D. Montesi, Mrs. Mary samela, Mrs. Agnes Hol. iaran, Mrs. Esther Stango, Mrs. Do- menico Guerrero, Mrs. Rose Cris- tillo, Mrs. Julius Nido, Mrs. Robert O'Donneli, Mrs. Carolyn ManZolli, Mrs. Constant Nido, Mrs. Anna Do Win, Mrs. Pilemona Nido, Mrs. Mary Vcnditti, Mrs. Domenico stango, Mrs. Raffaela Tedesco, Mrs. Joseph Querrera, Mrs. Patsy Zarrella, Mrs. DiVirgilio, Mrs. Francis Clapps, Mrs. Domenic Stango.
 Misses Anna 0iordano, Elizabeth Coilitti, Lena stango, Nicoline Mel- chronna, Lena Sciascia, Sara Capo- rali, Connie Malia, Toots Caldarone, Laura Manzolli, Josephine Mutton, Millie Caparale, Cora Andria, Kay Nido, Rose Reno, Rose Stango, He- len Damices, Nellie Damices, Lucy Majowski, dena Guerrero, Jennie duerrera, Angelina duerrera. Mary Stango.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

After 6 beginner at bridge learns the rank of the cards, the second thing usually taught about play is the finesse,, which is the method of winning an extra trick in Q suit if an adversely held honor Is favor ably situated.
 When q player has mastered all there is to know about finessing, he then finds out that one of the most important things about such strategy is to learn when to try 1t and when to leave 1t alone.
 Today's hand was played by the late Louis II. Watson, who will be sadly missed from his championship team when the summer session of the American Bridge league is held at Asbury Park, N. J., theweek of Aug 3. This hand is one in which hat master player was the only one who made his three no trump con- tract by refusing to try finesse which others took.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
but South won and led a heart.

but South won and led a heart.
 East won with the ace and re- turned a club. Watson won with the ace, as he needed the jack of clubs for a very important purpose, that of placing the lead when the time came.
 He then cashed three heart tricks and two diamond tricks, winning the last trick in his own hand.
 Now, instead of taking the spade finesse, he played the club jack. West won with the queen and cashed the ten, but now he was forced to lead 6 spade, there by giving declarer his contract. Copyright, 1886, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs. Rocco A. spadola was host- ess at a stocking and greenback shower at Bosco's Log Cabin ofl Saturday evening in honor of her daughter, Lena A, whose TI1araige takes place on August 17. Those present were Mrs. A. epadola, Mrs F. Lucarelli, Mrs. A. Lucarelli, Mrs Rose DesantiS, Theresa Barbieri, Mrs. A. Ranaudo, Mrs. J. Ferezella, Mrs. 0. Saveriano, Mrs. R. MaStrafl- drea, Mrs. Fappiano, Mary Fap- piano, Connie Fappiano, M. C. Giordano, Mrs. J. petroccione, Afl- gela Sumrna, Lena Donnorurnme, Mrs. Nicholas Paventry, Mrs. Chris tine Ruzzo, Mrs. Angelo Pergafi1o, Jean Rollo, Mrs. Jerry Scorpion, Mrs. Mary Guerrero, Grace Rossi, Josephine M. DiPictro, Mrs. Louis Fucito, Mrs. c. Mco, Mrs. Irene Di- Jovannie, Josephine and Jane Chil- lemi, Emma Brineke, Mrs. Theresa Andria, Mrs. A. Ruggiero, Mrs. J. RoSetti, Mrs. Ro8aiine Panagcii Mrs. Peter Pace, Mrs. Ralph diord- ano, Mrs. Louise DeVito, Mollie Pa- gano, Mrs. William Brink, Mary Ma2zalupo, Mrs. Mazzalupo, Mary Calabro, Anna DiVito, Mrs. eilVina Genovese, Mrs. J. 1orio, Mrs. Die Berardi, Mrs. J. Pagno, Mrs. Paul Nardozzi, Mrs. Thomas Pastor, Eve. lyn Pastor, Harriet Pastor, Mrs. V. Nardiello, Mrs. Aida Mancini, Lena Meo, Mrs. Domenic 1orio, Mrs. R. seannapoeco, Mrs. John santopic- tro, Mary Nardiello, Mrs. Clemente, Mrs. R. Calo, Mrs. J. 1orio, Mrs. A. Runo, Mrs. Rose Zaurino, Mrs. r. Minicucci, Mrs. L. Di Ciampo, Louise V. Meo. Mrs. Rose CaSimerro, Mrs. J. MaStroianni.
 Mrs. Michale DelNegro, Mrs. s. Bochicchio, Catherine Schneider, Mrs. Rollo, Mrs. Gertrude Coviello, Betty Stance, Mrs. Anna Brincke, Nellie MaSone, Mrs. r. Greco, Mrs. Rose Candido, Rose coppi, Dorothy Masone, Josephine DiPietro, Af1toif1- cite DiPietro, Mrs. A. Cocchiola, Mrs. Lepoldda 1orio, Marion 1orio, Fanny 1orio, Mrs. J. Famiglictti, Mrs. c. Maccharieila, Margaret Pa- gano, Mrs. Bell Russo, Frances Pa- loski, Mrs. Vito 1orio, Mrs Lee Keefe, Mrs. J. Hemingway, Julia Basic, Frances Mantiglio, Mrs. V DiPalna, Mrs. c. Carlo.
 Geraldine Rugglcro, Vera Pawlos- ki, Mrs. A. Romaniello, Erma Di- Vito, Catherine Petruzzi, Mrs. Nich- olas Romaniello, Margaret Lucar- eli, Anne LuVarelli, Emma Car- pentier, Helen scarino, Flora Cir alo, Mrs. y. D'Aurio, Josephine Lan- tini, Mafalda Colangelo, Jean Ya- covino, Victoria Ciarlo, Mrs. Y. Per. ugini, Mrs. M. Pace, Martha Rollo Helen Masone, Nancy and Mary Bochicchio, Mrs. John Nave, Mrs. A. Manfredi, Mrs. Mark Rosa, Mrs. M Mucci, Mrs. Nicholas Nave, Anne 9egretario, Mary and Anne Aureli, Mary sforza, Rose Rinaidi, Lucy Tomagelli, Mrs. A. Colucci, Rose Colucci, Catherine LePorc, Virginia Rinadli, Mrs. c. Nappi, Mrs. Mary Palmieri, Mrs. E. Iorio, Mrs. N. Beccie, Mrs. A. Jamale, Mrs. Cheli- mi, Mrs. Rocco Longo, Carmeline LeVque, Mrs. Carmine Celetano, Mildred Rosa, Mrs. J. Coccio, M. r. Jamello, Mrs. Santolo, Mrs. A. Ba- sic, Mrs. J. Waldo, Mrs. Bcrgamo, Mrs. c. Tacinelli, Theresa Celan- tano and Mrs. Tina Crosse.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard White of East Main street have returned af- ter spending q two weeks vacation in Newark, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs, William Reagan of Hart- ford, the former Gertrude Walsh of Crescent street, was hostess at Q tea Tuesday afternoon ct the Walsh summer place ct Laurel Beach in honor of Miss Grace Daly of Coluln- bia boulevard who is being married next Wednesday to Attorney John r. McLinden. Guests present were Misses Anne Walsh, Julia Walsh Anne Pope, Barbara Stone, Alice McLinden, Margaret Fit2maurlce Mae Murnane, Mary Ellen Walsh, Mrs. D. J. Murnane, Mrs. William B. Fitzgerald and Miss Harriet Staff of Detroit, Mich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
Weddings

MARTINI .SODEN
 Mir. and Mrs. John Soden of South View street announce the marriage of their daughter, Gather inc, to Armand Martin of East Dover street, which took place in Carmel. N. r., on Saturday, June 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Members of the B. c. D. club con- sisting of Mrs. George Deconnick, Mrs. Bernard Scanlon, Mrs. Edmund Cass, Mrs. Robert Berg, Mrs. Edward Vernon, and Mrs. Michael Barrett recently attended q surprise party given ct the home of Mrs. Eugene Burns Of Central avenue, president of the club. The occasion was in cel- cbration of Mrs. BurnS' birthday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs. Leslie Coley opened her home on Frost road Tuesday after noon for garden party for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society of the Mill Plain Union church. A prize was awarded the high
 scorer at each table and refresh- ments were served. Those attend-
 ing were Mrs. William Johnson. Mrs. Ray Russell, Mrs. Roland
 Hamel, Mrs. Otto Macholtz, Mrs. Ormand Reed, Mrs. Leslie Coley, Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin, Mrs. Herbert Larkin, Mrs. Henry Dcws, Mrs. Frederick Hardwick, Mrs. Wal ter Holt, Mrs. Harry Kilbourn, Jr, Mrs. Harry Kiibourn, ST. Mrs. George Hubbard, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. James Pronovost, Mrs. McCar- thy, Mrs. Emma Morris, Mrs. Ralph Roberts, Miss Virginia Roberts, Mrs. Samuel Reed, Mrs. John Mckay, Mrs. William Racburn, Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. Albin Anderson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Miss Angeline Lauro of Cherry street, who is studying at the Uni- VerSity of Bosalna in Italy has re- turned on tho Cont Di Savoi to spend Q few months with her fam fly.
 Miss Lauro is interning at the st, Orsola Clinic under Professor Anthony pinperhela, the great pe- diatrus specialist under whom she will continue her interneship in the fall,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

esgederated Garden clubs of
 ec sut are blaming their an- ,ual meeting for Wednesday Octo- OCT 2i, ct the Brooklawn club. The House and Garden club of which Mrs. Harold 0. Rood is president, will be hostess for the meeting, with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
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THE picture-story above tells you
 \ a few of Spry's many advan- tages. Here are still more.
 Spry stays fresh right on the pan try shelf. (Whyf Because Spry is parrr.) No need to keep in the re- frigerator. This means Spry never gets chilled or stiff. It's instantly ready for quick, easy creaming.
 Foods fried in Spry are crisper. tastier and as easy to digest as # baked or boiledl And women say they've neper had such light, delicate cakes before. such tender. Aaky pas try. Try Spry in any of your recipes See the amazing difference. If noes DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BAcgl
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
ReUue Plans Progress At Madison Beach Club

Rehearsals are in progress for the annual revue to be presented ct the Madison Beach Club Aug. IS. George Miles, who is directing the show, has chosen the members of the cast which will comprise about 100 mef1- bers of the club, The two acts will be divided into dance and song numbers, speciality selections and skits.
 Mrs. P. Douglas Adams is general chairman of the affair and is being assisted by the following chairmen:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs. Lillian Lallier and daughter of Bridgeport are visiting friends and relatives in this city. Mrs. Lal- Her is the former Miss Lillian Dunn of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

hospital after c serious operatoin.
 Miss Margaret shiel of Oakville avenue is pendings two weeks ct Norfolk Inn, Norfolk, Conn.
 Mrs. Charles dillanders and Miss Muriel Moody were hostesses at greeflback shower given in honor of Miss Florence Rotella who is to be married on Labor Day to Frank Motta of New York City. A supper was served ct Brunneau's followed by games and dancing. The guests were: Anna Whalen, Clara Leves. que, Corrine Archambault, Doris Anderson, Ida LaFiamme, Gather. inc Kane Helen Gotta, Connie De- Cogmo, Lillian Maher, Catherine DeCosmo, Rose DeMunda, Marie, Lillian, Theresa, Mary and Florence Rotella, Muriel Moody Peggy Phe- Ian, Mrs. Frank LaPorta, Mrs. Sam uel Rotella Mrs. Henry Miller. Mrs. Olympia songia, Mrs. John Motta, of New York City, Mrs. Louis Cot to, Mrs. Paul Thompson Mrs. Domenic Possemato, Mrs. Nicholas DiNicola, Mrs. Lucien Laneville, Mrs. John D,Amico, Mrs. John Dunn and Mrs. Charles Qillanders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

After winsling the first trick with the club king, West. of course. had to shift, as Watson was marked with both ace and Jack of clubs He decided to try the diamond suit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. D. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

En Play Avoids Finesse Decarer Makes No Trump Con- tract by Forcing Opponent to Lead
 into His Tenace
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Bayview

Mrs, Michael Mccormack enter- tained ct 0 lawn party ct her cot- tage recently. Her guests were: Mrs, John Healey, Mrs. Paul Daniels, FMS. James Mccormack, Peggy and Mary Mccormack, Mrs. Francis Muckler and Marjorie Healey
 John Quinn of Plaza avenue spent tho week end ct his cottage on Bnyshore Drive.
 Mss Anna Madden, Mary Mac. Mahon, Claire Laughman are spend- ing two weeks ats the Wee Cottage, Wolch'g road.
 Mfr, and Mrs. Joseph McNellis and family of daffney place are spend- Ina two weeks on Orchard street.
 MT. and Mrs. Hobbie and family arc spending two weeks on Warren street.
 Frank Mollay of Central avenue, who are spending tho season on the water front entertained ct luncheon Monday afternoon at her cottage. Her guests were: Mrs Edward Turn vile, Mrs. Edward Matthews, Mrs. Edward Snow and Mrs. Paul Brooks of Miami, Fla.
 Mrs. Frank Kelley and her two sons, Francis and Edward were re- cent visitors ct the beach,
 Mrs, r. Fitzgerald and family or Ridge street are spending two weeks at tho beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

I Miss Peggy Cofrancesco of Brook lyn, N. Y., is spending several days ct the home of her parents or Grove street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
Personal
MISS ANN sToLFI

Miss Margaret Shell of Oak Hill avenue is spending two weeks in Norfolk.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas German of Norton street are spending wo weeks in Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Miss Carrie Viering iS chairlady of the beauty contest which will be held under the auspices of the Wa tcrbury Clock Employees at Lake QuasSapaug, Saturday, August p.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs. Roland Jaminet of Wall street has returned from St. Mary's hospital after Q serious operatoin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Miss Eileen Mulvaney of Wellei street Is spending Q weeks vaca- ton In Brooklyn, N. r., as the guest of her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Vim cent Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

MT. and Mrs. Hobbie and family arc spending two weeks on Warren street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

MT, and Mrs. Joseph McNellis and family of oaffney place are spend Inn two weeks on Orchard street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs. Frank Kelley and her two sons, Francis and Edward were re- cent visitors ct the beach,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

John Quinn of Plaza avenue spent tho week end ct his cottage on Buyshore Drive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
--Borman photo.

Misses Mae and Anne Harty of Summit street are spending several days at Lake Winnepesaukee, New Hampshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06

Mrs, r. Fitzgerald and family Of Ridge street are spending two weeks at tho beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-06
Read this daring offer

Read this daring offer Buy can of Spry from your grocer. Give Spry every test in pies, cakes, biscuits, fried foods. If you don't find Spry the best shortening you ever used, write to Lever Brothers Company, Cambridge, Mass, stating briefly your reasons for not preferring Spry. Send your name and address and the strip of tin that the key takes off when you open the can. You will promptly receive back tIvice what you paid for Spry. This offer is limited to one can to family.
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Matanuska Valley pioneer., 1936-04-09
HOSPITAL NOTES

HOOpIIIAL NOl1O
 Alice Mikami has gone to her home in Anchorage for week. s con- valescence after her spell of ill., ness at~. the hospital.
 Mrs. J. R. Se1ber and Mrs. Far old Took have both been discharged by Doctor Albrecht.
 "Smokey Joe" SheeIy says there's been too many fires since he's been in the hospital getting his aDDen- dix out. Fe's about to give them the slip and go home.
 Mrs. Geo. Lennon has registered in for treatment.
 Jimmy soyk, he of the contagious , smile, is being treated for trouble that the doctor calls "A severe mid de ear condition.'
 Rubin Zachary of 7(elso's we'll gang has been discharged after be- ing treated for badly congested chest.
 Frank piaskowski is again back at Tract l77 after care for a dia- betic condition.
  value of Doctor Albrecht's policy of having everyone who enters the hospital go through a routine lab- ratory exami nation. Frank came in to have his tOnsilS removed, but when the regular tests were made it was shown that he had diabetes.
 Like the proper care of good car, it nays to have yourself looked over once in a while. 4 baby girl was horn Dramature- ly to ITS. Clair Datten of Tract 4s last week, tEe infant Twin: but 24 hCu-s.
 -octCr Abr ec11t considers it ex- tremely fortunate that nothing more than a few days of illness resulted for the mcther who, has ke0t him in i norance of her condition, and he wishes tc em0hasize the innort anoe of keeDing himself CT Hiss "illians informed in similar cases so that r proper prenatal care ray be taken Cf the exDe tant mo ther. N T>Ef xxx H>TT
Matanuska Valley pioneer., 1936-04-09
VALLEY SOON TO FAVE 4
 CAP FIRE GIRL GROUP

Through the efforts of Miss Lulu M. Fairbanks, of the Seattle pub- lished "Alaska Weekly" Camp Fire group is to be formed here with Mrs . Chick Perrine in charge. The first meeting date will be announced in the PIONEER as soon as instru otions and e1uipment arrives.
 Miss Fairbanks who single handed promoted the "Gold Digger" cruise cf last sumner has again secured chart ar from the Alaska Steamship Company and will conduct another group of women on a cruise during June.
 Miss Fairbanks will have with her a number of Camp Fire girls who Will leave the ship at Cordova and fly in to Palmer. Here they will hold their poW-WoW, CT whatever it is Camp Fire girls hold, with the local group, after which they will form reception comni ttee to show the rest of the cruise members around the valley. The special train will step over here for an afternCcn.
 *** *** FOR SALE: 5 passenger Nash sedan. Advance Six Modc1 ... .ReasCnahle. ENDURE DOB'S TAXI SERVI cE, PAL1IR
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Matanuska Valley pioneer., 1936-04-09

Sv4-day services of the Community Church on Easter will be held in the Community Hall. This will be the final Sunday for Dev. Ringle before going East for business and church rurDo ses.
 Turing Rev. Bingle's absence Colonist Tr. 1Torris Sturdy will be in charge of services, with a diff ferent speaker in the pulpit each Sunday. All church work will be oe'A ~ o'A 00 00o (mhe council
Matanuska Valley pioneer., 1936-04-09
A RED CROSS CARD OF TTT77ANN3S

Due to the sDlendid response of the residents of Palmer MatanusGa and Wasilla, $ll7.CO was raised for the flood victims in Eastern United States.
 T,,e Ameri can Red Cross wishes to express it's appreciation and that of the flood vict inns for the spirit that prompted such generosity.
 D. V. Williams
 (Dvblic F0alth R7d
 Cross NurSe)
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 VALLEY FAR1 ERs' CLUB F0711D re people of the Carp f., dis trict have formed what is to be known as .The Valley Farmers' CLub> a social and educational orgariza- tion for coloniSts and settlers. T?1ere are already IS families represerted and meetings are held at which Mr. L0chner of the Ex3eri- mental Farm gives lectures on farm ing and opens subjects for dis scus- sion by members.
 After these problems are dispOse' of there is social hour spent in singing, story telling ard the serv ing of a light lunch.
 Mrs. Larson, Sec. VALLEY SOON TO FAVE 4
 CAP FIRE GIRL GROUP
 Through the efforts of Miss Lulu M. Fairbanks, of the Seattle pub- lished "Alaska Weekly" a Camp Fire grouD is to be formed here with Hrs