The frontiersman., 1958-09-18
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Wilson R. Woods, local field representative for Mutual of New York, has qualified for the Ma tional Field Club, a company pro- duction honor group. it was an nounced by Kendrick c. Hawkes., Seattle . agency manager. MT. Woods achievement is more out standing since he attained mem bership in less than two thirds the time allotted for qualified ton Hawkes. said.
 MT and Mrs. Ed Johns left Sunday for a trip Outside. They will be visiting their son in De troit, Michigan, during part of their vacation.
 Ms Ida Foley of Ida's Lake ls Outside, visiting with her sis ter in North Dakota.
 Leach Bettine left Tuesday for home, following a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Saxton and His son Robert Bettine and |their families Mr. Bettlne makes his home in CleElum, Washing ton.
 Betty Jo Wilson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Palmer, was last week pledged to Alpha Phi national sorority at Washington State College. WSC's l3 national sororities wound up the annual fall semester rush by pledging PA girls to membership. Miss Wilson and Milease Nerland and Kay Rose, pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma, were the only Alaska girls listed as pledges
 Charles Marsh was in charge of ' the program at the Monday meet ing of the KiWanis Club of Pal |mer- His program was based on citizenship.
 MT and Mrs. Allan Linn and young son left Tuesday for Cor ValMs, Oregon where Allan will enroll Vt Oregon State College for his final years work in civil engineering.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Dennison .Of. Palmer and their children have returned to their home from Stateside trip during which they made stops in Utah, Indiana, and l. .Tennessee. While in American Forks, Utah, the Dennisons visit ed with the Stewart Durrant fam lily, formerly of Palmer. The Durrants asked to De remember ed to their many valley friends.
 Mrs. Archie Moffitt had charge of the Chapter Night Program for Women Of the Moose last Tues day evening. Following the read ling of an interesting paper on the topic of publicity a game of -Publicit'' was introduced and developed into an hour of mirth- N full entertainment for everyone present. Mrs. William Lentz was co-hostess with Mrs Moffitt in serving lunch at the close of the meeting.
 Volunteer firemen were called to the Frank Cornelius home on Tuesday evening when one of the children, in error, used gasoline to start a fire in the furnace. Prompt action by Mrs. Cornelius had the fire out before the trucks arrived.
 Mrs. Charles Wilson returned to Palmer Sunday following trip to Portland and Seattle.
 Little Jimmy Dickens, who ap- peared at the Shamrock Lounge in Palmer this past Sunday, was we'll received by d good sized crowd. Dickens and his accom- panists, Whitey Pullen and Bob Saxton, presented an outstand- ing performance.
 Two free lectures are planned by Arthur P. Wuth, C.S.B., of Denver, Colorado under the aus pices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Anchorage. He will speak on Christian Science The Power of Spiritual Right Think ring" at 3 pm, September 2l at Fort Richardson Chapel No. and on September 25, 8 pm. at the Sydney Laurence Municipal Audi torium in Anchorage he will use Christian Science: The Answer to Human Need" as his topic. All are welcome to attend either