rs. race Breedlove of rr.iaha
Nebraska arrived in Palmer Thurs
day. is visiting her sister rs.
- ■aud Grow.
Arthur harsh and family left
lato last weak for a oxtensiv ; trio
in the States. Taking cU.liv ,ry on*
a new car thov expect to make a
motor trip, visiting friends in
ichi0an, California and hashing
ton, and return to Palmar oarly in'
3opter.ib.-r,
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Sub jact
"bores of Life."
Gur program - The restoration
of Per; Testament Christianity.
Cur message - The Gospel of
Christ as it was preached by the
Apostles.
3:00 F. P. Thur r d ay v e ni • g.
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
A song and or• ■ ach.1 ng s..rvico
that will revive and gladden srir
itually.
CHinCJH OF GOD
ProachJng Services are heId at
the Hatanuska Valley fission each
Sunday evening, beginning at 0 o’
clock. Del coin o to all.
WILD IiIUSTA :D
wild mustard is a common pos>'
in small grain fields and waste
places, especially in s asons of
high spring rainfall. The sen's
of most mustards remain alive in
the soil for twenty to forty years
Crop rotation and the us. of clean
farm seed tend to reduce the prev
alence of t' is wood. Also pull
plants found growing in grain
fields.
For every bad there might be
a worse, and when ono breaks his
log, let him be thankful it was
not his neck.
Hall.
BUY DUFUrSL 30ihW.
BOYS' 4-H oa: ••
Fifty 4-II Boys and Leaders
from Anchorage arid the mat; xeiskr.
Valley were in damp men day,, xuos
cay and Wednesday at Ling1". ‘Lake.
A staff of seventeen, inducing
Leaders, Extension workers, Instr
uctor-. and Lemons tat or 3 as listed,
in carrying out a three day program
for tho boys, which consist. -I of
Ax f e—.v aviiv, s c nc * w a . o 1 e . t ix x c a—
tion of grasses, camp fir., L hiding
fish and _amo conservation, and in
spirational talks by local church
pastors and iir.Don Irwin of the Ex
periment station. Harold --ice, Dis
trict Extension Agent and iss J.
hazel Zimmerman, Territorial 4-II
Club Leader, acted as Camp Direct*?,
ors and wore assisted by i isc Mao
Stephenson, District home 'rmonstr
tion Agent.
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J— vliU •
Mow is a good time to aspect
milk utensils to see if t'_ y are in
good condition. Must, op u seams,
dents and crevices make equipment
hard to clean. Such quipm nt
should be repaired or aiocard ,*d.
. iIking machine parts shonl bo cle
aned daily, and old, worn tal ■
parts and rubber tub is should be
replace'. It takes more cure to
produce good mill: in summer.
LA. D US.j PiiA.i.•'!Ii':(j CO :?,
They arc much interested in the
study of the Valley's climate and
arc cooperating with the Soil Con
servation people in collecting data
pn temperature, moisture and v:ind
velocity.
The meeting adjourned to meet
ag in on V'edues day July 2i •
Mrs• .Valter 3'au and c\,n inter
Dorothy arrived *-unday evening on
the Aleutian .
The choicest pleasures of life lie
within the ring of moderation,
Confucius.