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DOROTHY LABOUR
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NEXT WEEK
MAY 15
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BARNACLE
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WALLACE BEERY LEO CAEILLO
HARJOKIE MAIN
ITo "ooT Beery reforms, thus winning a wife for himself•
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The busy Bee Baking I 4-H
vfcub v;as organized at the hone
of hi 11 i an B ouv;ens . Alice' B our
wfens was elected president, and
Noma I oyer, Secretary. The oth
er officers will be elected at
the next meeting. Ifrs. Bernard
Bouwens will act as leader of
this Baking Club.
All the girls" ThVtng south
of Palmer aro invited to attend a
4-H mooting in the Extension of
fice hay 15. T/Iary Marshall was
elected President, and Bonnie
Moore Secretary at the last meet
ing. flic other officers will be
elected at this mooting;
The care and washing of wool
will bo demonstrated by Ilrs.
Isaacs to the ^asilla' Homemakers
Club at the Partin Clson home
hay 13.
The Sourdough Homemakers will
meet at the Ncwville home hay 12
for an all day meeting, hr.
Kau will discuns the care c.nd use
of electrical equipne t.
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UNITED PROTddT'dlT PlTTRCH
C. Wilber 'Randall, Pastor
!,A Mother is a ..other still, the
holiest thing alive."
bunday School-10.: 00 a.m.
Pothers Day .• or vice 11.00 a.m.
Baccalaureate -rvico Or00 a,.m.
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Due to the far, a0ricu.r:urc is
faced with a serious shorv. .go of
burlap and cotton bags, specifica
lly, the facts are those: In normal
times, agriculture requires about
60/j of all textile bags rmuufac
tured in the United, dtates half
of these bags have been nr. "o fron
burlap, inported chiefly f 'on India.
Today, burlap inports arc negli
gible, and burlap stocks : '' being
used, to no .t increasing r. ..’ .tary
requirenents. While them; _s no
shortage of cotton for cor on bags
all textile machinery whir..: can
produce bag-type fabrics m badly
needed for the manufacture of
other important war essentials.