The frontiersman., 1954-10-14
Reporters NoeAook

dinner last Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Burkholder. Mrs. Laird was also borored at a Saturday afternoon luncheon at the home of Mrs. Glen Persinger. The LairdS plan to move to Anchorage this week, where Sgt. Laird is stationed with the Territorial Police.
 The Altar and Rosary Society of St. MichaePs Catholic Church will hold a regular meeting Mon dav evening, October IS at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. William Bou- Wens.
 An enrolment of 425 students has been reached at Bethel Col lege. Kansas, according to Regis trar Eldon Graber. This compares with 356 of a year ago. The fresh men class accounts for some 160 of the total enrolled. Among those enrolled are Mir and Mrs. Diet rich Rempel. Mrs. Rempel IS the former Mary Colberg, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Colberg Both students are former Pal ner residents.
 New employee in the office of The Frontiersman is Mrs. Ann l Short of Wasilla.
 MT. and Mrs. Dave Bryant re- turned this week from a motor trip to Eagle, where Dave lived as a youngster. While in the town they visited the remains of five room house owned by his uncle where Mrs. Bryant discovered several copies of The Ladies Home Journal, Good Housekeep- ing. and Golfers Weekly. All were dated in the early 1900s, shortly after the turn of the cen- tury and featured the elaborate styles of the day. Prices for real estate and plumbing services seemed unbelievable =. plumb ing for a Broom house, com- pletely piped for hot water, with a guaranteed boiler cost but S200.
 Card parties held in the Gran ge Hall on the third Wednesday of each month will begin on Oc- tober 20. The public is invited to attend.
 A total of S3,961.64 was realiz- ed in the recently completed em- ergency march of dimes in the valley, according to Ed Smith chairan. Members of the Patterns and Pins All club gave S0.12 to- ward the fund. Additional sums were given by Dr. and Mrs. Eos ter Sims, and Mrs. Glen Woods The theft of several revolvers from the Coop Warehouse was reported this week to U. s. Com missioner Dorothy Saxton. The guns were missed Saturday nor ming at opening time and check with employees showed they hac not been sold. Police are inves tigating.
 Mrs. Ruth Meigs of the Kangas. Meigs Studio of Dance, was ir Palmer this week making ar engagements for dancing classes. MT. and Mrs. Vic Cottini, op orators of Little Susitna Lodge plan to leave next week for the states, where they will seek med ical treatment. During their ab
 sence the lodge will be closed they reported. While in the state
 they plan trip to Virginia, The. ! will leave October 19. Mrs. Marne Hanks returned t. Palmer Tuesday of this week from Pocatello, Idaho where sh'
 was called at the death of he
 father.
 Jim Wilson, commissioner o
 agriculture, and Dr. Fred Hon
 singer, territorial veterinarian
 from Juneau, left Palmer thi
 week for a few days trip to tn
 Homer area. On his return D1
 Honsinger will spend some tim
 in this area.
 Several members of Palmer Ex
 plorer Scout troop 754 participat
 ed in splash party held at tn
 Spa in Anchorage last week a
 the first of a series of distric
 events. A total of 02 persons al
 tended, with eight posts an
 troops represented,