HAT3110 d.'LVES ON I'ILK SUBSTITUTES
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dovelopr.'. . There are soyoral
Self Seeds available, through the
no gulr. r A ; o d do a 1 c r s, the. t ha v 3 ' b o c
found. v.r.-r satisfactory. Dair3-7p.cn
who can wise their own grain, will
bo a 0
ho if j
no n w
grain
le
i s e the ir r 3 pi;. c 3111c nt
ranch loss cost than dai
\o h. ve to buy all of their
Rcm.-'bor the Farm and Homo
Extension school starts Fondc.y,
January 2: at Dj30 A.H. at the Gran «j
Hall, E'. ryone Is invited to nttc-]
nd. An .xcollent program has been
arranged by J. Haz^l Zimmerman
and Howa * 1 Estelle. The Homemakers
are 3orvin~ lunch cn lion day,Tugs- :
day and ' odnesdny. Come ourly
3thy all day and benefit by this
Farm and "one program which is
planned to help the v/holo farm f am -
ily.
The Civic Center Homemakers
will meet with !'rs. Eaiph Goodrich
on ,;;edn. ,;day, Jan. 22 at f?:oo’*P.r.
The work will be on the slothing
project.
YOUR T-.r^OIV.?--' ':'i *APYOJIATSD
PALI DR LAUNDRY
IN THE
CRI2A DRY BUILDING. ... .PAL?DR
The Extension party is Thur.
evening, Jan. 30. The program in- ?
eludes music, talks, a food exhibit
showing foods needed for a family
of fivc_ for r, week, skit3 from
Homemakers Clubs, Old Time Dancing
and--rofroshmcnts will be served by
, the Homemakers. Everyone is welcome
The Hilltop Homemakers will
moot on Thesday, January 21.
UIIO IC THE CKA'iTPIOK 500 OR PINOCHLE
PLAYER IN- THE VALLEY?
The Grange v/Ill hold a White
Elephant Gar cl party to which' the
^public is invited,‘January 23, start
ing competition to determine the
champion card player of the Valley,
Grange members are requested
'to bring something to. serve as a
prize as prizes will be given at
the end of play of every four
hands.
Eight parties will be'hold to
determine the championship. Tho
contestants to bo eligible for
Championship must compote in five
parties and play 120 hards. Tho
socle 1 committee will hoop a re
cord of player's scores.
The champion will receive
■a. worthwhile prize.
Play starts t eight o'clock
Jan. 23. Who is,tho card shark of
tho Valley? hatch tho score board
in the Settlor.
MISS
LA
ii:mored
V.TP’"TW
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Lost Monday night tho Mat—
anuskc. Valley Lodge was the setting
for c. v.ry attractive hridal show
er given by the to; chors md vivo3
of“ tho faculty in honor of hiss
Loriridn 'Yard v;ho is leavin^ next
week, ■
Tho Alaskan theme was used
throughout the crrang’non13 The
decorstion committee transforned ,
tho living room of the Lodge into
an Alaskan scone by use of cotton
and icy blue cmdles. Many lovely
gifts, were arranged as a snow
mound of treasure which during the
evening, were presented to the ho
nored guest by an old prospector
(this role vr s played.by Bob Bain),
who as he said "had struck it rich".
Part of the entertainment con**
sisted of a short sl:it, an"Eski
Tragcdy", presented by: Celia.' riot z,
reader, Mrs. Vernon Moroman, Eskimo
lover, Cloo Stratton, "Eski-msid",
Hattie- Jeffery" Eski-nurderor ", -and
Mrs • Harold Thuma, "Eido". Several
of tho guests were called upon to
wake up the temporary stage' sotting,
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