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Mrs. Mila Sinslco cf .’asilla
slipped and fell yesterday and is
using crutches to asist her in
getting around.
Fire started in the Clyde
King farm hone Tuesday night when
sene newly reco ved parcels were
loft too close to the stove. The
crying of the baby because of the
sracks awakened the family and the
fire was discovered in tine to
save the home, tbo a rather large
hole was burned in the floor.
Civic Center Honemakers club
will m et '.Yeancsday, "ovember 25
at the hone of Mrs. Patterson.
The C-lacior View Homemakers
club will meet Monday noon, ifov.
24, at the hone of Mrs. William
Hoskins.
I wish to ‘thank personally
all of tho Ladies who so willingly
gave of their time and otherwise
to make the bazaar and dinner
given by the Ladies of the Pro
testant Community Church a suc
cess.
Mrs. D. I. ii»win
Pres, of Aid.
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small output of cotton'seed and
peanut cates and meals. Supplies
of tankage and moat scraps avail
able v/ili bo larger than ' year
age. Average prices for high
protein feeds will undoubtedly
remain high because of the de
fense urogram.
The hilltop Homemakers club
met at the Harry Campbell5 home
Tuesday, November 18. hr; . 'Ju
lian drey discussed the Vcrsaille
Treaty. The District Home De
monstration Agent talked on Chris
tmas gifts for children and the
importance of getting the club
report turned in to the inten
sion office this month.
The Sourdough Homemakers club
met at the h. D. Snodgrass hone
November 11.A club report of ■ •
the clothingj canning, weaving,
redo coration, etc. was completed
at this meeting. Topics suggest
ed for 1942 were: to study the
mineral and vitamin content of
local vegetables and fruits and
proper methods of preserving
these essential nutrients; mak
ing of grass baskets and mats;
.electric equipment; and current
events. The next meeting will- be
held Doc. 9 at 11:00 at the home
of Nrs. Harold Thuma.