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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

8

Trinity Club Meets At The McBride Home

About 50 Trinity residents attended the Trinity Community Club monthly meeting on Friday August 11 at 7 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs C D McBride A picnic on the lawn followed a meal with singing and tap dancing by Rudy and Dorcas Sewell and Gail Rogers The club voted to build a children s playground in Trinity with Work starting immediately Committee members are Wm J Parpley Jr Garth Kimbrell J K Poole and John B Sewell The next meeting will be at Trinity School on Friday September 11 at 7 30 All members urged to attend and new members welcomed Barbecued chicken will be served at the next meeting.

Trinity Community Club C. D. McBride McBride Rudy Dorcas Sewell Gail Rogers Trinity Wm. J. Parpley Jr Garth Kimbrell J. K. Poole John B. Sewell

TVC Directors Hear Record Year From Tennessee Valley Cooperatives

TVC reported 2 217 834 dollars worth of goods moved to members in the past year the largest volume since its founding. General Manager FE Garrett told officers and directors the federation serves about 60 000 farmers across north and central Alabama and parts of Mississippi and North Carolina. The meeting at Decatur featured tours of the plant complex and a barbecue luncheon.

Tennessee Valley Cooperatives FE. P. Garrett Garrett Alabama Mississippi North Carolina G. L. Braly TVC Decatur Belle Mina

Student Operator Presented Medal for Quick Rescue

Tate W. Kimbrough a student operator at TVA Pickwick landing dam received the National Safety Council President's Medal for saving fellow worker Charles A. Cockrell. On March 15 at Pickwick Village substation Cockrell suffered a severe electric shock and Kimbrough's immediate artificial respiration saved his life. Eleven TVA power division employees have earned the medal since 1936.

Tate W. Kimbrough TVA Pickwick Landing National Safety Council Charles A. Cockrell Cockrell Kimbrough Pickwick Village Division of Power

Morgan County Pines Community Notes Summary

A large crowd attended the cemetery cleaning on Monday with attendees from Birmingham Anniston Bynum and West Point Georgia. A singing is planned for the third Sunday in August drawing many participants. Ivey Weaver was injured when his tractor hit a tree and received treatment in Hartsel le. Mr and Mrs Dewey Bowen plan a weekend visit near West Point Georgia. Local residents visited and attended the Gurley reunion at Lacey's Spring.

Percy Vinton Lee Porter Ora Minard Birmingham John Guyer and Sons Maude Vinson Nettie McCutcheon Anniston Meredith Jackson Bynum Alabama Asa Bean Watson M. S. Peck Ivey Weaver Hartselle Dewey Bowen Adrian Bowen West* Point Georgia Earl Peck Florette S. E. Gibson M. G. Peck Gurley Earl Gurley Lacey's Spring Dock Smith Lora Pastelle

Continue Poison Practice Tells Farmers During Cotton Threats

County Agent L T Wagnon urges farmers to maintain regular poison applications to cotton for boll weevil and worm protection. He warns quitting now risks crop loss and emphasizes 3 to 4 day intervals, careful driving, and using 10 pounds per acre or more for full coverage. Weather should guide poison choice between BHC DDT and toxaphene.

L. T. Wagnon Mr. Wagnon Mr. Warnon

Fish Tagging Study Yields Harvest Percentages

Fish tagging studies for 1950 show Norris Lake 1 percent Cherokee 20.4 percent Watauga 29.3 percent Wheeler 3.2 percent and Guntersville 0.8 percent of the available crop harvested so far.

Norris Lake Cherokee Watauga Wheeler Guntersville

Morgan Farmer Finds Profit In Button Clover

Morgan Garrison converts button clover into a cash crop while improving soil. He farms five acres planted year before last and expanded to 40 acres with 35 acres seeded lightly with oats and vetch to establish. Seed sales bring about 200 dollars per acre, and button clover is a strong reseeder, likely to volunteer for two to three years.

Garrison Soil Conservation

Button Clover Wins Favor With Local Stockmen

T. L. Morris of Union Hill and Fritz Hanners of Six Mile note Button Clover extends spring grazing by about a month and appears preferred by their livestock, who reportedly pass crimson to reach the button in their grazing selections.

Morris

Button Clover Brings Rich Harvest On Two Acres

A farmer notes that the two acres of button clover are twice as productive as three years ago. Hanners harvested about 500 pounds of button clover seed this year, indicating strong yield from the crop.

Button Hanners

Cable needs and feed use noted in public utilities items

The article states that as much as 150000 feet of cable, with lengths from 6 to 312 units each, are required to wire the average telephone central office. It also notes menhaden fish meal is widely used in poultry and stock feeds.

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