Home Economics Days Program At Kansas State Univ
Homemakers attend the first day of Home Economics Days February 2 3 at Kansas State University Manhattan with six discussions on home economics topics. Sessions cover interior design food systems family life middle childhood and meat on the table with panels of KSU faculty and students plus international students.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Annabelle Dickinson
Justin Hall
K. State
University
Opal Hill
Frances Art
KSU
Grace Shugart
Ruth Hoeflin
KSU College of Home Economics
New Zealand
India
Phillippine Islands
Elsie Lee Miller
Marjorie Stith
Department of Family and Child Development
College of Home Economics
Mildred Walker
Consumer Marketing Information
Kansas
Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council
Mission study classes begin at Wellsville Methodist Church
Bernice Holden reports Wellsville Methodists start Sunday night classes for adults and children this month. The adult class, taught by Mrs W D Farney, explores United States and new nation problems and responsibilities with a focus on Latin Americans. Perry grades one through six are taught by Noble Hopkins and Don Sloan. A joint Sunday gathering showed films about life in Mexico by Ross and Mary Gault. The study discusses helping Puerto Rican Cuban and Mexican Americans adjust to new life. Rev Clarence Harder hosted recent coffee guests including Gordon Norris and W Gayel Bender.
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W. D. Farney
United States
Noble Hopkins
Don Sloan
Ross Gault
Mexico
Classifieds Prompt Question Prompts Results
The note markets the usefulness of classified ads with a bold claim about CH 2.4700. It implies effectiveness in reaching readers and getting results. The exact context remains unclear from the fragment provided.
Fertilizing tame grasses guides for January timing
As January fades, fertilize tame grasses including waterways and pastures. Apply 50 to 70 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre for waterways, 30 to 40 pounds for pastures, and 90 to 100 pounds if heavy grazing is expected. Add 20 to 30 pounds of phosphate if not applied in two years. Proper timing ensures nutrient availability for growth and potential yields in beef, milk, or hay.
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