GRAITGE HOLDS LAST CL D PARTY IT TIL
FALL
Forty persons enjoyed a de
lightful evening nlaying carls at
the Grange Hall. ulss Dorsh talk
ed away with a new ladies purse
as first prize for -inochle, Mrs.
Katherine Hoag won a new ladies
purse in 500. r. Dmi 1 La,/alters
and iur. 1,1. A. Johansen each won a
new hoeing aparatus, and are ready
to go to work in their gardens,
Mrs. Irene ■Ljc1'ac and rs. '/are
will assist t^em as they had clear
sailin^ for the booby prize and
won assorted flower seeds. Lloyd
Olsor. and Thomas Lei'ac each won a
p 1 an13 nspade as men ’ s booby
prize r the evening.
These scores are the averages
for three games or more. Differ
ent parties may have a higher
average but have played in less
than th re e a am e s .
Pinochle - W or1, on
Betty LaWaltor ------
Mrs. C. king -------
Lira. h. D. Snodgrass - - -
'■rs, V. FcVicker - - - - -
Mrs. Dossing ----- - -
Mrs. Suln ivan ------
Mrs. Stock - - - - - - - -
Mrs. Goodrich ------
Pinochle - hen
B. J. Los sing ------- 4477
C. R. Monaghan ------- 3357
Fred Larson - ------- 3007
Thomas ^ePac -------- 3005
Clyde King - - - - ----- 3705
!• . Bnocgrass ------ 2500
- 4433
- 4316
- 4007
- 4043
_ 34/9
3247
2090
500 - ./omen
-rs. Neil Miller ------ 2376
Catherine Hoag -------2215
hrs. L. A. Johansen - - - - 2110
Grace Monaghan ------- 1415
Maude Ware- - -- -- -- - 1053
Mrs. F. DeLand ------- 986
500 - hen
Li. A. Johansen - - - -
Harry DeLand - - - - -
Virgil McVicker - - -
Ralph Ware ------
Al. Gregerson- - - - -
Chas. Wilson - - - - -
2640
2442
1940
1610
1490
1345
—V. McVicker
FARKIEG AT IiOlfRR- C 01:1T
future. He produces all of his
hay and grain for his livestock
on a farm near the. beach.
There is a or oat do a], of in
terest in 4-k club work both at
Honor and fcldovia where hiss
Timmerman has around 40 club
members enrolled. An Achievement
Bay program was held at ...omer
where 4~H'pins were presented to
five club members who had completed
their work for 1040 hut hn< not
been presented with pins.
Poultry seems to do xcop
tionally well in this part of nlaska.
A number of farm women re; ert good,
results, hatching chicks with
setting iiens. One old hen came off
the nest with 15 chicks from 15
t'LoS •
The people of Homer are in
terested in Agriculture and. when
they get into production ’A 11 be
able to supply farm procure for
the market at Kodiak, n y arc
jfinc cooporators and are going
ahead with the same dc t o rei nation
and independence that has de
veloped other agricultural s ctions
in America, Host of them Have a
cow, a few chickens, produce their
own meat and have a vood sup ly
of sfcc red and canned vegetables.
In one school every child reported
that they were drinking at least
a quart of milk each day. Those
rural people arc producing moot
of their own f:.ed and any visitor
comin0 along fares well as far as
hospitality and ^ ood food arc con
cerned.
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Dir, of fxt .nsion
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a LUTIi hiAK ClfuOTi SERVICES
Woodrow Kurth, Pa 'or
Sunday School at 10:00 A.
r.orning Worship at 11:00 i. d.
The hr.dies * Aid .hd the Voter*3
A as ado ly o:<? the coir re gat i-m will
met on Thursday evening, ay 1,
r.t 8:00 P, . All ino'abcrs arc '
urged to attend these . mootings,
which will be held in the Parsonage.