DRITTK MORI I'TLi:
"/hen the sales of milk ere
increased!, producers and consumers
both frefit. The producer profits
because he sells more of his pro
ducts ard this invariably means
better prices -fbr all dairy , rod
ucts. The consumor profits be
cause milk is one of the cheapest
foods and at the same time it is
necessary for a we11-balanced diet
It is shocking to have it
said that only about one-fourth of
the families in the United States
are eating what tlie" should. a
person may have more fooci than
ho needs for supplying the energy
necessary to the body out it may
be an unbalanced diet. I’ilk is
tlio one food which provides the o~
laments necessary to make a balan
ced diet with most any combination
Poor diets arc found not alone a
mong the poor but also am ng the
ri ch.
Loading scientists like hr.
bhorman of Columbia University and
Dr. c.JoHum of Jobh Hopkins rec
ognize that to improve the food
habits and provide a more economi
cal diet, it is necessary to use
mor; milk, ilk not only contains
well balanced proteins, fat and nrp
splendid minerals, but vitamins
essential to health. It is hotter
to use- milk for vitamins, and es
pecially if fortified with vitamin!
D, than to purchase vitamins from
the druggist.
''/lion p e op 1 c f u 1 ly rpr r : c i a t o
the marvelous food vain- of ml Ik,
it will be used in larger quanti
ties and they will recognize, too,
Its economy, A good bargain is
when both the seller and the buyer
profit. The producer profits when
no s.xis euxk, a no consumer proxies
when ho buy3 it, for it insure s
better health.
From hoard's Dair-cnan. 0/10/4 L
Hilltop Club nu-ts Tuesday,
July 1 at ]£rs. Bob. Risley's c.o.o
in the’Little Cusitaa .
They think too little who talk
too much. Cryden
Seventy-five women enjoyed. the
Fomonakers Annual Carip at f i.vys
Lake last week, Some roriv/n ^ for
throe days, others came on'1 y for one
day.
On Thursday, tourists from the
national './.C.T.T. v/cro gu ats at
lunch end spoke v/ith enthusiasm of
their visit to Alaska. in the o
voning,delegations sh,cu th various
, homemakers clubs participated in
the i.nnual “stunt night" program.
On Friday, members from th Anchor
age clubs and hiss J.hazel Aimmor
man attonded. Thc 0a:ip closed af
ter tie-; evening session Welch fea
tured songs, talks, no. discuss
ion of the aural lloetrif’ -.ntxon
program. Lydia Fohn-hans ;n of the
Intension Se.rviCe of Alas1 • dir
ected handicrafts and 0cv a damon
, stration on flower arrange iont.
II0.0 Stephenson, district me De
monstration Agent, planned meals
and arranged for Recreatin'' Program.
ST. J Old!»SLuThEHAlT Cl if:
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L . V J. U .jO
Woodrow
mirth
PasJ
Sunday School at 10:50 A.L.
Horning Worship at 11: 0 A .if.
The Sunday School Plan.'a will
not ho held Sunday, bu.t o . u ly 13
since the carip is not aval la1 lc un
til tiler. Jill, .nil number lease
reserve July Z3 for the children?
'the Voter’s Ass.a.illy of the
Congregation and th.. Ladies Aid will
meet at the Parsonag , Thursday, Ju
ly 3 at 8:00 P.Ivl. Let all. .. mbers
make it a point to be present.
U1JITDL PkOThSTAdT CHmdCII S IbVIChS
Chur ch School. 10:00 A , i.I.
Worship Services 11:00 A.II.
CO'td'TJIOF S IftVIC3' .Time 29
V/c will celebrate th Sr.em
inent of the Lord’s Simper. ''All
that humbly put their true', in
Christ, raid desire Fis holi that the
may lead a holy life, all that arc
truly sorry for their sins and would
ho delivered from the bun of them.,
are invited and encouraged in His
Fame to come to this ir.crr.event. Lot
us therefore so come that we may fin
refreshing and rest unto oar soul3."