C. C. BHIX VISITS IN THE STATES
C. C. Brix left Sunday for
a six or eight weeks vacation in
the states. Before leaving he
was presented wi th a token of
esteem by members of the Co-op
board and several friends who '
held a banquet in his honor and
wished him bon voyage and a safe
return, hr. Brix plans to go
east as far as Indianapolis! He
expects to purchase a car before
returning to visit around his
old home on the west coast.
LADIES CO-OP GUILD, MARCH o
The Ladies of the Co-op
Guild, last Monday evening voted
to change the bylaws of the or
ganisation to provide that the
voti nernbership w.<. 11 cons i st
only of v/ives of Co-op members.
hr. L. C. Stock, speaking on
the.subject of the dairy industry
in the Valley stated among other
things that i00,'0C0 half pints
of milk per month' a he be trig de
livered to the Army at A0rt Rich
ardson, -lore than a hundred
cows are on Grade A production and
fifty more will freshen soon, Es
timating the market at the tine
the defense forces will ’uve re
ached their full quota, 2,400 qts
of milk will be needed per m'ont’h
for officers families, and officers
mess, 20,000 gals "or soldiers.
i r„ Stock feels t’-at many
more cows per v/eek should b’e add
ed and that ’it will bo necessary
to feed ensilage both winter and
summer to care for the demand for
dairy products.
Lrs, ^ertulla gave ah inter
esting talk about Woman's Suffrage.
'‘Where do bugs go in winter- “
11 Search me.'*
“ho thanks. I just werde'rod.
There are COOgOCO word's in
the English language, proving our
propensity for debate. German
includes far fewer words, and at
present’ they really onlt need one
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HOG: ITAL -TOTH’S
1-r» /andowski has ndergono
a tonsil operation.
ir, -31cnley I.-ii 11 icb ia re
ceiving; treatment for sori us in
jury to the ovo,
hr-, Barra lias boon a ' itted
for no die a-l t r o a tmen t.
hi cl: Gas sett of Independence
: inc is receiving troatre • :t for
severe injury to the bad:.
3at. nitc Jlarch 8—Cr-'d Party
at Lounyo--Einochlo--500- -• Iribbage
Come and have a good t r.io•
-ilitop Club
JACK
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V 3"TED 3Y IP o’BLE
Dr, Albrecht was called, to
hnchorr^c this .corning to attend.
Jack Shocly v/ho developed a sudden
and severe attack cf a cut r.ppehd
ecitis. Jack wished to be brought
to ralucr but was unable do be moved
-jt. idbrecht perf'orticd th operation
at Providence hospinl.
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GT. FA THICKS BtT
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Community Fall
Sponsored by Co-op
Guild.
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BALQULT '
Last Saturday night . o *Dis
ripuli Antiquorum, Latin Tub of
the High School, entertain:;d thirty
five guests at a Roman banquet.
The banquet was built around
a Homan weci'in0 ceremony and feast.
Committees v/erc assigned to dif
ferent branches of work, 'veryone
die? his part well.
The menu was made up f toman
food, and though the mixtures were
strange, they were good. The tur
key, carved by Dick V/arnrm, was
especially good. The cal. baked
by Lrs, Lee -arshall was 1 eautiful
as well as delicious,
"everything was done according
to Roman custom and after the feast
these customs were made clear by
explanatory toasts. The banquet
was brought to a close by a wed
ding procession to the ' bride
groom s door.