EXTENSION SERVICE NEWS.
A 4-K Lenders Council meeting wa^
heir’ at the Extension Office on May
I7th, at 8.00 P.M. Those present
were Kerry Wimmor, Mrs W. Ebert,
Miss Louise Davis, Mr. Payne, Dr.
' avir’ Hoehn,Mr.<5c Mrs Wm. Rogers,
Mrs J.N. Penc'elton, Mr. R.S.Lur’y,
Mae Stephenson, Jean Mae Sanclvicf,
Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. H. Dinkcl anr1
Elanore Engr’all.
The following officers were elect :
by the Council. .
President - Harry Wimmer.
Vice. President- R.S. Lur’y.
Secretary-, Louise Davis.
Treesuer- Mrs. Pendleton
Song Leader--- Dr. Davit? Hoehn.
There was a ^isw&rasion .-of JMvc 4-H. =
program for this year, which will
include 4-H camps at Kings Lake,
( boys, July 14 to 15, younger girl 3
on July, 19 to 2Ist,-an^ ol5er girls
July 22 to 24th) 4-H Sync’ny, 4-H
Rally Dry nn^ the 4-H Fair.
The comittee appointed to make the
plans for 4-H Sunday is Df. Hoehn, "
Mrs. Dinkel an^ Mrs. Smith.
Jean Mae Snnc’vick was namec? to
assist the Extension Agent in work
ing out a 4-H ra^io program to be i
broadcast over Station KFQD June 9,b
The leaders tol5 about the projects
oi tneir ciuos anr tne worK ^0ne
'.ast year. The new leadersrelated i
interesting stories about the Club I
work they had carried on inother« 1
Comunities.
The next meeting of the Council
will be heir3 June 14th, at which
time Dr. Hoehn will give a talk on I
outdoor life for 4-H members
Members of the Golr3en Rule anr3 I -i
Buisy Bee 4-H Club met at the Larsh}
home May 14, the girls hemmed towel
at this meeting--and; made plans for!
Victory Gardens. Mrs Larsh is the |
local leader. !
A limited number of pressure cooky
-ers will be alloted to the Mntanusj
ka, Valley. They will be seven qunrj
size holding seven quarts with
model enameled steel bottoms and
tin plated tops. Any one interested
in securing one please’leave your i
name at the Extension Office.
VICTORY BEGAINS AT HOME
Our soldiers will bring us Victory
but that Victory will depend on focj
\nd guns and other essentials we
send them, you”can help and the
time is this year. Your contrlbutat
ion can be extended by
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CHURCH SERVICES—
Palmer Churches Sunday May 23rd.
THE VALLEY CHAPEL, REV. H.E. BEYER
PASTOR.
Regular 'Church Services 3.00 P.M.
Cimrch School & Worship II.00 A.M.
Wed. Eve Service 8.00 P.M.
■^TVJOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH, WOODROW,
KURTH, PASTOR.
3Sundny School 10.50 A.M.
Morning Worshship II.00 A.M.
ST. MICHEALS CATHOLIC Cl TJRCH.
Rev. Pother Sneed, Pastor.
Sunday Mass 10.oo A.M.
^UNITED PROTESTENT CHURCH, PALMER.
Sunday School - 10.00 A.M.
Morning Worship - II.00 A.M.
Christian Endevor- 7.00 P.M.
CE on 1st, 3rd and 5th, Sundays.
Each,
--- row of vegatables you grow
J--- pound of meat and. eggs produced
- bit of scrap metal you help to
collect and send to war.
- bond you buy.
-— fire you prevent.
M.L.Wilson, Director Ext' Work USDA.
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