WHY GIRLS LIKE SOL’UutL
beauty is only skin Seep and
so are clothes. Soldiers are ;:u."r
ed by their uniforms, but if veu
put a u.niform on your brother or
son its a different stor -. ' niforru
are like the tattle-tale wr;v shirt £
they cive a bad name to all who
wear them, regardless of rank, when
really they have good morals and
character. A lot of credit is che
these men and boys for their will
ingness to serve ’-heir country in
time of war. Cur home environment
has taught us to respect and honor
these sons of gray haired mothers
as they themselves do. ofora the
boys received their uniforms they j
■were considered l!one of the nan, " i
but afterwards the peoples at j.tudc^
changer1 to dislikoandunfri andlin .:sa •
v/hila there arc those that rcwain
loyal ana true and have kept their
faith in then. If some of the girls
would be more willing to discourage
immorality rather than to encourage
it there would be more respect
shown the soldiers. '.Ye must remem
ber that they are civilians as well
as c-rselves and are our ‘.qual. The
soldiers try to bo frioru'ly with
every one and have no intentions of
trying to act indecent or above
those who arc not one of then, .on
they join the Army they he so for
our own good. They ar ■ compelled
to remain in service for thro-;, years
so why not make it more pleasant foi
then by showing your respect, honor
and loyalty during this service.
The work they do in the . .r "
is: Assemble planes and learn to
• 1"- tl e g and .otter the; selves ?.n
mar''nans! ip. In the private quar
ter:; tb-. y ha c their own specific
duties. As well as being our rat
ional Defense some of the tv,in0s’
tb.ev help us to do to help our ever
yday life are: build roads as well
as improving them, clear land for
I one p lots and construct the oracs,
and bettor our education in regard
to the natural surface features of
our country by ground and air sur
veying crows.
The above things are what wc,
the American girls see and like in
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B'lie 4-II Council -.net i tl e 'Ex
tension office on July 11, I lane
were made for the 4-1 rial’’y Day to
bo held in Palmer July 39. Boys
and girls taking part in ' ";icult~
u.ral and Borne koononics team and
individual ’ demonstrations ..'ill com
pete for trips to the Bound-up at
Bc,.inley Park. A commit to ' consist
ing of ;rs.Bright and Br.Bewville
will assist tie Bistrict Vctmsion
Agents in securing the jud ; s for
this contest. Brs. dorr.*con, lira•
Bright and :.rs. ./inkle will jo on
the food committee. :ur. :villo
gave a report of the post: moment
of the 4—II da co. ...ae Ste,)};enaon
gave a report on the " o;.s’ and
Girls *» 4-H Camp hold at Bine’s Lake
July 7 to 13. :.t the cl« u of the
.business meeting, . oroth.ca 'elson
t;avo a demonstration on Cvnip Cook
ery.
1 d rather sa
a
lesson
than hear one any dry,
I ’ d rather you would wall-: with me
than merely 3how the \ ay.
The eye's a bettor teacher
and mere willing, then the ear
and counsel is confv.sing
but example’s always clear.
The best of all the to a cl ’s
or
who
1J v
are those
to 300 good
is what everybody not
can soon learn to do it
creed:
:_on
s.
if y■ let mo sec it done,
I can watch your hands
but your tongue too
And the co'm3cl you are
may be very fine anc
bvit I'd rather r et nv 1:
xn a
-ion,
may run
/xn
t r a.;
by observing what you do.
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*.11 homemakers a*'o 1 /Ited to
join toe bonor&k.jrs tour to ndepon
d-onco me, r \ os day July 2, starting
from the Extension office at 9;30
A.; . Pot l-’.ck lunch will b served a
noon. Anyone desiring a r'do in the
bus please bring J.75 to .ho Exten
sion office by Saturday neon.
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