4-H Club Officers Learn Proper Meeting Methods
Raleigh County 4-H Officers Training School in Beckley trained about 30 club officers. Clarence Wooten and other leaders led classes for presidents secretaries treasurers song leaders game leaders and reporters. James K. Lowry announced the school will be annual and beneficial to 4-H work in Raleigh County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Beckley
Raleigh County Pinners Council
Clarence Wooten
Cecil D. Cooke
Melba Adams
Jewel Hartson
Frank Bowman
Mary Kay Tolbert
Wooten
James K. Lowry
The
Pinners
Woaten
Raleigh
Officers Training School
Louise McGraw
Fireco
Patrick Richmond
Crab Orchard
Reba Sizemore
Sophia
Robert Beane
Mary McVey
Sonny O'Dell
Soil Conservation Plans For 1952 Set At Beckley Dec 13
The Southern Soil Conservation District will plan the 1952 work schedule at a meeting December 13. Supervisors meet at 10 a.m. in the Soil Conservation Offices at the Tabor Building. Carrol Green, executive secretary of the state committee in Charleston, will assist the group.
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Beckley
Southern Soil Conservation District
Tabor
Carrol Green
State Committee
Charleston
New Feed Drug Aims to Boost Poultry Growth
A stable penicillin designed for poultry feeds is entering the market from the tetramycin developers. Mixed with mash or pellets, it has yielded growth gains in poultry far above other antibiotics in trials of over 400 groups. While promising, it will not replace terramycin in all mixes where the latter may perform better.
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Turkey
Paste Polish Reclaim Tips From Hardened Mix
When paste polish hardens and breaks up in the can, combine the hard scraps in a single can and heat very slowly. They will melt into a soft cake and provide several shines you might have discarded.
Area’s Finest Stock Exhibited in Chicago
West Virginia exhibitors crowded the 1951 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Greenbrier Stock Farm Lewisburg showed breeding cattle among five WV entrants across cattle swine and horses. Morilda Farms Lewisburg and C A Smith Chester entered Herefords. Tamworth swine from Tuscawilla Farm defended last year’s top pen. Nathan Goff Clarksburg returned with Clydesdales and draft animals. Nearly ten fat steers were fed by local youth in the junior livestock contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Virginia
Aberdeen Angus
Greenbrier Stock Farm
Lewisburg
Moriunda Farms
C.A. Smith
Chester
Tuscawilla
Tamworth Barrows
Mountain State
Nathan Goff
Clarksburg
Goff
Vitamin B12 in Poultry Feed Backed by WVU Tests
Raleigh County poultrymen are urged to include vitamin B12 in chick starter rations for maximum growth. WVU Agricultural Experiment Station tests show hatch time affects vitamin response, with January hatchlings needing quicker supplementation than February hatchlings. Stepladder safety tip advises dusting steps with sand or sawdust while varnish is wet.
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Raleigh County
H. B. Thomas
Thomas
West Virginia University Agricultural Experiment Station
West Virginia
Prunella casting thrills Katherine in backstage clash
Katherine Best lands the Prunella role after Morton’s casting choice shocks peers and stirs jealousy with Heather in the Nightingale backstage interlude. William Brody faces Morton’s plan as Andrew Nolan hatches a possible future with World-Wide. To be continued.
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Andrew
Morton
Katherine
William
Pierrot
William Brody
Prunella
Katherine Best
Heather
Nightingale
Shel
Wiliam
Miss Best
Wrightingale
Viola
Mr. Blount
Blount
Hamlyn
Danese 4-H Reorganizes With 28 Members Led by Cavendish
Fayetteville report details the Danese Hustlers 4-H club reorganizing for the year with 28 members under Stella and Hugh Cavendish. Officers include Mary Ellens Cavendish as president and Janice Clement as vice president, plus secretary treasurer Norma Shuck and reporter Louise Miller. Adult council members are named, and Pax area clubs add three new 4-H groups: Big Giants, Giants, and Little Giants with 89 members across Pax.
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Register
Fayetteville
Danese Hustlers
Stella
Hugh Cavendish
Mary Ellens Cavendish
Danese
Janice Clement
Landisburg
Norma Shuck
Louise Miller
Buddy Arnold Ramsry
Jean Wright
Gillis Miller
Dorothy Berry
Belve Blankenship
Hazel Wright
J. D. Clement
PAX
Big Giants
Giants
Little Giants
M. B. Cavendish
Broadgus Cavendish
Shelby Canterbury
Jean Dangerfield
Long Branch
Leonard Helm
Anna Emmerson
Jessie Tyree
Nina Shuck
Mt Hope
J. C. Kincaid
Pat Humphrey
Bobby Phillips
Scarbro
Ruby Aliff
Nasey Pettry
Lowell Payne
Linda Billups
Bertha Phipps
Barbara Thompson
Marie Billups
Beatrice Lively
Bess Sweeney
Glen Lafferty
Mt. Hope
Rt. 1
Bunker Hill
Ag Workers List New Officers at Council Meeting
The Raleigh County Agricultural Worker's Council elected Lawrence Miller president at the Tuesday meeting. C. T. Shackelford was named vice president and R. E. Dwight secretary. Miller, a Soil Conservation Service conservation aid, will lead activities in 1952. The group approved a committee for a January informal dinner for members wives and guests. Franklin Lilly guided the 1951 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Agricultural Worker's Council
Lawrence Miller
C. T. Shackelford
R. E. Dwight
Miller
Soil Conservation Service
Franklin Lilly
SSCD Leads State Membership Exceeds 1951 Goals by 21 Percent
The Southern Soil Conservation District tops 1951 state reports with 121 percent of its establishment goals, 21 percent over target. J R Keatley of Bozoo announces 29 new cooperators added in November across Raleigh Vernon Martin Mt Hope Raleigh County Memorial Airport Robert Sweeney Harper Ernest Adkins Mt Rape H W Boyd Mountain State Beagle Club Scarbro S E Gilkerson Rainelle EL J Wilson Hica J A Gwinn Meadow Bridge R R Cozart Lockbridge William Richmond Judson V Akers Ellison W D Griffin Meadow Bridge Gene Young Forest Hill Arnold Dunbar Green Sulphur McDowell J Howard Anderson Welch Britton Day Elbert Wyoming G U Lester North Springs Perry Lester North Springs Alten Franklin Steels C V Ward Steels F P Ward Steels Willie Cook Forest Hill Charlie Lusk Clear Fork Robert Cook Herndon Mercer Cody Reed Glenn Lyn C B Meadows McComas Kelly Wooten Princeton
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Floyd F. Rothlisberger
J. R. Keatley
Bozoo
J. A. Gwinn
Meadow Bridge
R.R. Cozart
Lock
Charlie Lusk
Clear Fork
Robert Cook
Herndon
Mercer
Cody
Senior Golden Eagles Lookout 4-H Club Reports 25 Families
The Senior Golden Eagles 4-H Club of Lookout totals 8 boys and 18 girls from 25 local families with Mrs Lora G Miller and Louise Butcher leading the group. Members are advised by Hall, song leader, and James Zink game leader. The club is part of the Brainerd and Helen Zink adult council.
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Golden Eagles
Register
Fayetteville
Lookout
Lora G. Miller
Louise Butcher
Fayette Women Lead World Foods Lesson Prep
Fayetteville hosts Farm Women's Club Leaders Training meeting to prepare the lesson Foods Around the World. Ten countries are represented by dishes such as Mexico chili con carne and Italy spaghetti. attendees include Ches ter Hager G T Davis Paul Haynes and others with guests Dorothy Browne Lucille Hudkins.
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V Register
Fayetteville
Farm Women's Club
Mexico
Asia
China
Germany
Russia
France
Greece
Holland
Scandinavia
England
Italy
Chester Hager
G. T. Davis
Paul Haynes
C. H. Maxwell
W. C. Henderson
Henry Watkins
W. L. Ramsey
C. C. Painter
L. B. Upton
W. K. Kountz
Kenneth Carroll
J. O. Summerfield
W. A. Ramsey
EB. C. Myles
W. L. Wheatley
Dorothy Browne
Willie Jean ‘ Croft
Lucille Hudkins
Pasturage School Set for Beckley December 13
Raleigh County livestock farmers will learn latest pasture, hay, and grain growing practices at a Dec. 13 session in Beckley court house. The program begins at 10 a.m. and is led by R. J. Friant, extension agronomist, with county agent H. B. Thomas announcing. The meeting will cover profitable pasturage methods, including grass varieties and mixtures tested in trials and their benefits for cattle, sheep, and dairy producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Court House
Beckley
R. J. Friant
Extension Agronomist
West Virginia University
H. B. Thomas
Thomas
Friant
Fruit Growers Meets Set in Fayette Dec 18
Small fruit growers in the area will hear latest industry information at a Fayette County schedule on December 18. H B Thomas Raleigh County agent J Haynes Miller Fayette county agent and Beckley Area Rural Development Council members arranged the meetings. Melvin H Kolbe WV University extension service will conduct sessions focusing on strawberries at Chestnut Knob School Lookout High School and Oak Hill City Hall. Thomas urges all interested locals to attend noting potential cash crop and nutritional family benefit.
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Fayette County
H. B. Thomas
Raleigh
J. Haynes Miller
Beckley Area Rural Development Council
Melvin H. Kolbe
W. Va
Chestnut Knob School
Lookout High School
Oak Hill City Hall
Thomas
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