Morgan County 4-H Purposes Purebred Hog Gift Program Expands
Thirty five Morgan County 4-H Club boys receive registered gilts through a cooperative effort of Citizens Bank of Hartselle Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club J C Penney Co and individuals W J Duncan and E B Pentecost with the County Extension Service The program aims to sustain pure bred swine in the county and features donor and recipient clubs such as Poland China Duroc Jersey and Poland-China gilts and future litters Across multiple clubs and donors the effort includes revenues and promises to perpetuate the exchange until pure bred hogs hold a place in Morgan county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank of Hartselle
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
W. J. Duncan
E. B. Pentecost
Decatur
Morgan County Extension Service
Morgan County
Otc
Billy Owens
Massey Club
OIC
Willard Penn
Danville
Herman Thompson
Falkville Club
Earl Morris, Jr
Hartselle
Gene Brown
Jack Parker
Union Hill
Duroc-Jersey
Sherman Echols
Priceville
Edward Griffith
Flint Club
Berford Sharp
Decatur Alvin Bartlett
Eva Club
T. J. White
Priceville Club
John Alton Beall
Poland
China
James F. Pipkins
Trinity Club
J. B. Burleson, Jr
Ryans Club
T. J. Briscoe
Wilton Fowler
Florette Club
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Hugo Turney
J. C. Penney Company
Charlie Burt
Ewell Russell
Wilbern Keel
Plainview Club
Wilburn and
Quinton French
Eva
Joe Wheeler French
Moulton Heights
Merrill McCutcheon
Winton
Russell McGee
Owen Slater
Union Club
George Johnson
Jimmy Robinson
Ernest Hutto
Austinville Club
Birth of Thomas Carroll Maynor in Alabama
Mrs W T Tommie Maynor of Montgomery reports the birth of her son last night named Thomas Carroll Maynor. The child is the offspring of Mrs Maynor and is noted in Montgomery as a new arrival on the Associated Press Montgomery staff member Tommie Maynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T
Tommie) Mayyr
Thomas Carrolaynor
Tommie Maynor
Montgomery
Associated Press
Morgan County 4-H Club Camp Set at Cole Springs
Morgan County boys 4-H Club prepares for a three day session at Cole Springs 4-H Camp Falkville Route 1 from August 11 to 13 1939 with 125 to 150 attendees. Program includes registrations assemblies first aid swimming health talks rural electrification softball and a candle lighting ceremony led by Freeman Smith and other club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Cole Springs
Falkville
L.T. Wagnon
General Assembly
Mr. Thornton
Highway Patrol
Decatur
Freeman Smith
Danville Club
Presiding
Dr. Murphree
Maynard ‘Laman
Decatur Daily
Buster Price
Falkville Club
E. H. Chambers
Dairy cattle to be tasked in Morgan county meeting
A Morgan county farmers meeting at Morgan County High School in Hartselle on Friday August 11 at 1 00 pm will discuss forming Morgan county into a dairy cattle county The event features Auburn extension dairy expert F W Burns talks on selecting dairy cows feeding and care marketing possibilities local cheese plant potential a Jersey bull prize and a card draw to determine ownership details for marketing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Hartselle
B. G. Hall
F. W. Burns
Auburn
J. D. McKibben
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Kloppfer
J. W. Clop
Decatur
Cash jingles after big sale of stock
Ruralists in Monroeville, Alabama, raised about $10 000 from the first annual sale at the Monroeville stockyards. Buyers for packing houses attended, and proceeds fund 4 H youths to improve hogs and cattle. Over 600 head, mostly calves, sold with top prices to seven dollars fifty per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ala
Monroe Stockyards
Monroe County Farm Bureau
Shorty Culpepper
Morgan County dairy meeting draws wide interest
A Morgan County meeting at Morgan County High School on Friday August 11 features sessions on selecting dairy cows, Morgan County milk markets, and a possible local cheese plant. Speakers include F W Burns John D McKibben and Harry Kloopfer with an auction of a Jersey bull calf and notes on Jersey breed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Morgan County High School
F. W
Burns
John D.mckibben
Decatur
J. W. Clapton
Minutes of Harp Singers Convention at Courthouse
The Harp Singers held a two day convention at the courthouse with L E Hopper Otto Blankenship and J T Akers organizing. Sessions included numerous song numbers prayers lessons memorial remarks and dismissal with plans to meet again next year led by J D Montgomery and chaired by L E Hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp Singers
L. E. Hopper
Otto Blankenship
J. T. Akers
Edwin D. Wyle
First Christian Church
Decatur
Ala
J. L. Edge
Linedale
Ed Thomas
Blount County
L. BE. Hoppers
Wecad Creel
St. Joe
Tenn
Robert Hyatt
Marshall County
F. L. Harty
Cullaman
Ve J. D. Montgomery
Moulton
New Center
W. A. Hopper
Walter Speegel
Falkville
J. J. Stalligs
Chattanooga
Preston Maddox
Lawrenceburg
Cl L. E. Hopper
J. J. Akers
Lena Lyench
New
den Grove
Pauline Cobb
Gum Pond
J. D
Sangomery
J. — Stallings
George M. Mattox
T. Waugh
Bill Butler
C. C. da
Matt Yarbrough
Charlie Berry
A. Reid
W. H. Walker
Miller Sisters
Miss Irene
Willie J. Cobb
Genitt Mattox
J. H. Gaines
Birmingham
Bun
L. P. Godsey
J. L. Hopper
J. D. Montgomery
Marvin Rooker
Joe Davis
Edd Thomas
Lee McGraw
J. H. Stallings
Allen Brooks
C. A. Sutton
J. H. Gains
L. P. Odum
Sone
Handley
Mose Creel
Owen Sutton
Jim Defore
Blackburg Twins
Elbert Childers
D. E. Limas
Ath
Beautification and tourism prospects debate continues
A fragment addresses broad interest in improving the land and promoting tourist trade. The wording hints at civic sentiment and plans to attract visitors while preserving beauty.
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A. L. Singleton
Louyn Summerford
Doris Dobbs
Cotaco Club
Wayne Humphrey
James Rodgers
Loyd Carl Murphy
Moton Johnson
Alex S. Williams
Jack Maddox
Neel Club
Harold Abercrombie
Oscar Lamon
Pleasant Hill
Johnnell Morgan
Jack Smith
M. L. Holmes
Dains
Gre Stevens
YO. Braswell
Austinville
Tommie
Southern States Flour Co
Hi-Light
Farmers Exchange
Federal Land Bank
E. L. Haley
Eyster
Clapton Farm
Montgomery Ward
Barthel Raley
Rt. 3
Vinemont
P.C
W. V. Neville
Rt. 1
J. B. Roberson
Rt. 2
J. _B. Roberson
John Morris
Trinity
Tanner
W. T. Murphree
J. H. Roberts
Neel A-2
Clyde Roberts
Neel
Floyd Dean
Somerville
Clopton Farm
G. Ed Almon
Town Creek
A-2
L. C. Guyse
Signal Estella Volunteer
Estella’s
Glendale Double Pogis
Pogis
Hood Farm
Glendale Farm
White Chester
CC. A. Chambers
B. H. Fowler
Mae Sanders
C. A. Chambers
D. E
Danville Rt. 3
Kitchens Mill
W. D. Smith
Rhode Island
Austinville R. R. Crossing
Estelle Crow
Rich Bay
R. D. Ward
Lee Hornbuckle
Union Grove
Herford
E. Simpson
Farmall
C. Berry
Atwater-Kent Radio
Shell
Box 3
John Hannah
Wilson Avenue
Willis Holt
Jacobs
Rtg
Hillsboro
Jersey
J. M. Hartman
Roy A. Warren
Caddo
Delco
J. H. Thomas
Lacey's
Claud McCormick
E. D. Stover
Leonard Stover
Rt.3
Box 10
Ernest E. Hutto
Peggy Washington
J. W
Peebles
John Bean
Chevrolet
Aubrey Harp
R. Long
Parkville
Walter Daniel
Athens
Dunham, N. Y
Evelyn Lipscomb
Jeff Peck
Route 11
Fred Folette
Oakville
P. C
W. W. Neville
Morgan and
Lawrence County
J. A. Warren
J. H. Previt
Thoroughbred
O. I. C. Boat
T. M. Crow
Five Points
L. C. Neely
H. P. Fairbanks- Morse
W. P
Brock & Spight CO
Gene Akern
Tosh
Terry
Sedge
Baldy
Pooner
Vol
Lai
R. F. Clark
B. L. Huffman
Rt. 4
Cullman
J.T. Blankenship
Brooksville
Somerville Road
Hatfield’s Lake
Jack Davis
Danville Road
Robert M
Scott
R. J. Scot
England
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Aman
Chephren
Egypt
U. S
Patent Office
American Jersey Cattle Club
United States
Stockwell
April Pogis
University of the South
Sewanee
College Farm
Chaireman L. EB. Hopper
Farmall-A With “Culti-Vision
Harvester
Neal’s Auto Parts CO
First Avenue
Ernie Blackwell Dixie Milling CO
Holly St
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