Wyoming 4-H Recognition Award Honors State Champion Candidate
The Wyoming Bankers Association announced a 4-H Recognition award for a standout Wyoming 4-H club member. Eligible youths must have three years of 4-H work and a strong overall record. County selections due by October 15 require detailed materials, photos, and essays. A state champion will receive all expenses for the Round-Up and Livestock Show trip, with six others attending on their own transport and funding.
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Happy 4-H Sewing Club Met At Red Cross Room
The Happy 4-H Sewing Club met at the Red Cross sewing room on Saturday with Assistant Leader Mas Inez Bennett filling in for leader Ada Budd who was out of town. Members made pin cushions stuffed toys and towels are now in progress. Patsy Marincic 4-H Club Reporter.
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Community Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The Community Church invites participation in Sunday School at 10 00 AM, Church Service at 8 00 PM, and a social hour for Young People at 6 46 PM. Cleve Bell of Hallway shopped town. Victor McGinnis visited from the ranch for supplies. Sublette County sets July War Stamp quota at 2778.00, with state goals of 250,000 and a national drive to 131,456,987.6 in war stamps to support war efforts and a stated project to build a mystery aircraft Shan gri-La to bomb Tokyo.
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War Stamp Drive Urges Daily 1 Dollar Sales
County drive led by Lynn Roserdejal Pete McReynolds and Mrs D Carson targets July sales of one dollar in war stamps per clerk. Newspaper carriers will play an active role and the top stamp salesman per paper will receive a Distinguished Service Certificate.
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Wyoming Housewives Urged to Save All Fats
The Wyoming housewives are urged to save waste solid fats and waste cooking grease to bolster the national fat supply. Mrs Katherine A Morton, State Salvage Chairwoman, says solid fats from meat trim and plates should be melted and turned in to local meat markets. She offers methods using a double boiler or slow heat and notes the glycerine supply is critically short.
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