Fairdale 4-H Club Volunteers Put Up Classroom Signs
The Fairdale Four Square 4-H Club bought yard signs using funds they earned. Members pictured include Edward Lambert president Kenna Ann Campbell Darlena Covey and Alvin Bailey vice president. Wanda Simpkins leads the group. county 4 H director Clarence Wooten visited at Fairdale Elementary on Thursday.
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Fairdale Four Square 4-H Club
Edward Lambert
Kenna Ann Campbell
Darlena Covey
Alvin Bailey
Fairdale Elementary School
Wanda Simpkins
Clarence Wooten
Overcoat for Homes Four Siding Types Explained
A guide from NERSICA outlines popular siding materials for homes including aluminum wood shingles asbestos cement plywood wood siding and asphalt roll or shingles. It notes durability maintenance costs and finishes while advising homeowners to consult local builders and suppliers to match needs and budget.
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Fix
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Nersica
National Association of Home Improvement Contractors
May Deadline For Wool Bids In 1960 Program
Growers are reminded that May 1 is the final date to file applications for payments under the 1960 wool program. Payments apply to shorn wool and unshorn lambs marketed by March 31. later marketings qualify for 1961 program payments. Robert Cook of Wyoming and Kelly Farmer of Raleigh County ASC stress that payments are not automatic and require filings with sales records.
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Robert Cook
Wyoming
Kelly Farmer
Raleigh County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Farm Pe- More Farming For Bette
John S. Phillips discusses agricultural efficiency and health benefits of closer cultivation and higher straw yield. The piece emphasizes practical farming improvements and the link between productive farming practices and well being.
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Bette John S. Phillips
Neighbors recall Raleigh General Hospital visit and staff
The writer reflects on a hospital stay at Raleigh General Hospital praising staff including Shirley Bryant Food Supervisor Ruth Naomi Cozort nurse maid Howard Dues orderly Anne Rosenbaum nurse's aid Oma Moran and others while planning a future trip to Cuba with Dr. I Buxton Anderson and Dr. Duff Daniel Jr and joking about leaving once the roughhouse ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Naomi Cozort
Raleigh General
Tension eases and career gains may boost daily output
The text notes tension abates boosting one day productivity and career prospects, especially in money, with emphasis on creative arts and selling works. It adds a caution against ending the day in temper and hints Morse’s fame as a painter, plus a future idea about concealed hearing aids in glasses and teeth attachments.
Zodiac Guidance Amidst Daily Tasks
Aries urges teamwork over solo effort while Taurus hints at chance meetings with subtle social or romantic undertones. Gemini should deploy humor, Cancer favors privacy for focus, Leo to handle disputes diplomatically, Virgo shows strong Romanee influence, Libra enjoys creative arts and research, Scorpio addresses home chores, Sagittarius advises a clear work plan.
Five Publishers Gift Books To West Virginia 4 H Library
Five publishers join to gift 50 paperback books to West Virginia 4 H members during National Library Week April 16 22 announced C P Dorsey State 4 H Club Leader WVU The books support camping activities and other programs Semler Morgantown presented the gift to 4 H members
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West Virginia
National Library Week
C. P. Dorsey
WVU
America
Clem Semler
Morgantown
Semler
Dorsey
Cattle Breeder Roberts Honored by WVU Club
Elizabeth Hereford cattle breeder Roger E Roberts 57 received an honorary WVU Block and Saddle Club membership at the Little Eastern National Livestock Show and barbecue on the university dairy farm. He runs 500 to 1000 Herefords near Elizabeth and leads the West Virginia Purebred Hereford Association and the West Virginia Livestock Producers Association.
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Morgantown
UPI
Elizabeth
Roger E. Roberts
West Virginia University
WVU
Roberts
Wirt
West Virginia
Dairy Income Drops in West Virginia
West Virginia dairy farmers earned 31.75 million dollars in 1960, down 3 percent from 1959 due to reduced milk production. Total milk output was 659 million pounds, a four percent drop from the prior year.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Federal
State Crop Reporting Service
Grocery owner loses 75 cents in East Side robbery
Two gunmen robbed Ertle's food market on the East Side of Cleveland. The owner said he keeps very little money in the store and the burglars fled with 75 cents and a plugged half-dollar plus a Canadian quarter.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Ertle
Bathe Your Pets To Prevent Pet to Child Contagion
Do not transfer contagion from household pets to children by bathing animals regularly and treating their diseases promptly. The guidance emphasizes hygiene and prompt care to reduce transmission risks within homes.
Carnivorous Plants Like Unique Pets for Home Gardens
Allan Swenson describes insectivorous plants from sundews to Venus flytraps, noting their sizes from tiny to 18 inches, trapping methods, and native swamp habitats. The piece covers care, reproduction, legality of collecting, and the appeal of growing these botanical curios as houseplants and outdoor specimens.
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Allan Swenson
NEA Service
Charles Darwin
West Virginia ASA Committee Names New Chairman
UPI reports Agriculture Secretary Orville L Freeman appointed Charles M Bose of Washington Wood County to chair the West Virginia Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. Freeman also named Owen W Lutz Elkins and Richard McNeel Hillsboro to the state panel, replacing James N Aldridge VanE D Warner and H S Vandervort.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Charles M. Bose
Washington, Wood County
W. Va
West Virginia Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Freeman
Owen W. Lutz
Elkins
Richard McNeel
Hillsboro
Pocahontas County
West Virginia
James N. Aldridge
Cabell County
Vane D. Warner
Greenbrier County
H. S. Vandervort
Monongalia County
Sandwiches with home made mustard spread in kitchen
Old time kitchen note describes sandwiches using cooked sliced meat ham smoked tongue and corned beef spread with fresh home made mustard highlighting simple, savory fare from a bygone era.
Freeman Warns Of Food Control and Soaring Prices
Freeman testified before the House Agriculture Committee amid hearings on a new long range farm bill. He warned that a few large corporate farms could gain control of the nation’s food supply unless Congress boosts family farm income. He urged rapid passage to cut surpluses and raise farmer earnings, warning of increased farm layoffs if controls fail.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Freeman
House Agriculture Committee
Farmer Commodity Advisory Committees
Secretary of Agriculture
House
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