Neighbors column recalls Huntington visit and Beckley ties
John S. Phillips writes of visiting relatives in Huntington including brother R. C. and his wife Ethel, and niece Beverly with her family. He recounts church visits, music at Bryce Griffiths First Guyandotte church, old local landmarks, and meetings with former Beckley associates. He notes dental staff changes, TV programs, and plans to catch up with Beckley friends.
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Huntington
R. C
Ethel
Beverly
Bryce Griffith
First Guyandotte Baptist Church
Saundra
David
Richard
Bryce
Flo
Charles Margason
Calvary Baptist
Charleston
First Baptist Church
Beckley
Wchs-Tv
Charles
Sign Up Now For ACP Practices
Initial sign up period for the Agricultural Conservation Program practices began Jan 1 and ends Jan 31. Those who miss the window risk availability later. The list includes seeding grasses and legumes, contour strip cropping, planting shelter trees, wind erosion controls, fertilizer on meadows, furrowing non crop pastures, springs and seeps development, livestock ponds, timber stand improvements, sod water establishment, diversion ditches, open drainage, drain tile, irrigation ponds, and winter cover crops.
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Franklin Lilly
Bowling Sells Pedigreed Ayrshire Bull to Maine Buyer
G A Bowling of Lewisburg recently sold a registered Ayrshire herd sire named Strathglass Clarion Lloyd to B E Caverly and Son of Waterville Maine. Bred by Strathglass Farm Fort Chester New York the bull qualifies for the Ayrshire Breeders Association rating of Preferred Pedigree. His sire is Lessnessock Clarion Imp whose 13 tested daughters average 10.367 pounds milk 4.12 percent 427 pounds fat M E 2x 305 days. The dam Strathglass Lively Lois has a top herd test of 9,952 pounds milk 40.0 percent 400 pounds fat actual at three years four months of age in 305 days on twice a day milking.
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G. A. Bowling
Lewisburg
Ayrshire
Strathglass Clarion Lloyd
B. E. Caverly & Son
Waterville
Maine
Strathglass Farm
Fort Chester
N. Y
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Lessnessock Clarion
Imp
Strathglass Clarion
Lloyd
Strathglass Lively Lois
A Boon With A Built-In Threat in Garbage Grinders
John S. Phillips reviews Charlotte Montgomery’s piece in Today's Health on garbage disposal. The article links flies and disease to garbage, cites Hidalgo County tests, Jasper Indiana’s kitchen grinders, and U S Public Health Service cautions. It weighs environmental impact, water resource strain, cost questions, and adoption limits for home disposers.
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John S. Phillips
Charlotte Montgomery
Hidalgo County
Texas
Rio Grande
Montgomery
Savannah
Georgia
Jasper
Indiana
U. S. Public Health Service
America
Keith S. Krause
Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
Farmer's Share Of The Food Dollar 39 Cents
U S Department of Agriculture studies show farmers receive about 39 cents of every dollar spent on food. Brundage notes variation by product with 13 cents for cotton and 14 cents for bread. Dairyman yields 35 cents per milk dollar while beef returns 62 cents and eggs 76 cents. Over 15 years farm value showed little change as processing and distribution costs rise.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kenneth P. Brundage
West Virginia University
Brundage
WVU Dairy Course Set For Feb 27 to Mar 1
The 20th annual WVU Dairy Short Course will be held at the State 4H Camp at Jackson's Mill Feb 27 to March 1. Dr. I Porterfield head of dairy science at West Virginia University and general chairman announced the details. The program will cover all aspects of dairy farming with emphasis on efficiency in operations. Details of the sixth annual State Hay and Silage Contest and Show will be announced soon. All dairy farmers and others interested in dairying are invited to attend.
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WVU
Jackson's Mill
I. D. Porterfield
West Virginia University
Porterfield
Grain and Livestock Set Record 1960 Prices and 1961 Outlook
Market report notes record 1960 harvest value near 19.59 billion for crops and 11.48 billion for livestock. Beef output hit a record 14.75 billion pounds, hogs and poultry favored gains, pork and some grains mixed. USDA anticipates a 4 to 8 percent rise in 1961 production amid weather and policy risks.
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William P. Gruber
United Press International
USDA
L.H. Simers
University of Illinois
Egg production soars as hens lay more eggs now
Thirty years ago the average hen in the United States laid 121 eggs per year. Today ARS USDA reports hens lay 206 eggs annually, signaling a substantial rise in productivity and efficiency in egg farming nationwide.
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Central States
USDA
United States
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Celtics Beat Lakers 102 96 In Los Angeles
Boston Celtics win 102-96 over the Los Angeles Lakers without Bill Sharman as Bob Cousy scores 27 and Tom Heinsohn 21. Elgin Baylor nets 40. Russell grabs 18 boards. Warriors edge Pistons in overtime 128-125. Syracuse tops New York 129-104 in MSG doubleheader.
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United Press International
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Billy Sharman
Boston
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles
Warriors
Detroit Pistons
New York
Syracuse
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Celtics
Lakers
Sports Arena
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
Elgin Baylor
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Detroit
Paul Arizin
Bob Ferry
George Lee
Don Ohl
Gene Shue
Pistons
Bailey Howell
Hal Greer
Dolph Schayes
Ken Sears
Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati Royals
Turnesa urges return of match play in pro golf
Avon Park FL UP I golf star Jim Turnesa urges reviving the PGA match play championship. He argues starting with 64 players on Saturday would draw bigger crowds and sponsors, preserving head to head artistry amid modern medal play. He recalls past foes and praises Sam Snead while predicting the format may not return.
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Avon Park
Fla
UPI
Jim Turnesa
Chick Harbert
Louisville
Turnesas
Turnesa
Joe
Mike
Walter Hagen
Ben Hogan
Jim
Atlantic City
Seaview
Jay McSpaden
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
PGA
Reading
Havana
Sebring
Nelson
Willie the
Wedge
U.S
Duke Returns To Win Column
The Duke Blue Devils, returning to form after a strong start to the season, beat Navy 78 to 63 as Art Heyman scored 28 points and N C State added a 94 71 ACC win over Virginia. Roger Kaiser paced Georgia Tech with 25 points in another late game update.
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United Press International
Duke Blue Devils
Dick Groat
Art Heyman
Duke
North Carolina
Navy
Heyman
Blue Devils
N.C. State
Virginia
Caroll Youngkin
Dave Tremaine
North Carolina State
John Punger
Georgia Tech
Roger Kaiser
Smiths lead Furman and Tech pace Southern wins
In Southern Conference play Jerry Smith scored 24 for Furman as it beat William and Mary 78-56, and Chris Smith contributed 19 as Virginia Tech defeated The Citadel 73-63. Texas Tech rallied past SMU 70-68, while Carroll Broussard led Texas A&M to an 82-67 win over Texas Christian. NYU’s Mark Reiner had 28 in a 100-70 win over Iowa. Stanford beat Fordham 59-44. Houston topped Lamar Tech 100-73. PARIS UPI Moore Lamperts bout delayed crown not at stake due to unfunded guarantee.
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South Carolina
Smith
Furman
Virginia Tech
Jerry Smith
William and Mary
Chris Smith
Citadel
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Steve Strange
Carroll Broussard
Texas A
Poca Helen Meet Wednesday For Playoff
Mullens bowling leagues report after a long holiday break. Tralee Shops lead the Industrial League with Hope Gas and Sears Roebuck close behind. Mullens Handicap pits Poca Fuel against Helen for first half glory as Island Creek and Kroger also contend. Edith Hall leads the Women’s Handicap, with Barbara Wood promoting league participation.
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Tralee
Wyoming Hospital
Hope Gas Company
Neal Pleasants
Tralee Engineers
Pete Haught
Hope Gas
Ray Hall
Jack Dick
Jim Turner
Sears Roebuck
Hayward Hardman
Helen
Kroger
Poca Fuel
Island Creek
Buck Wood
Bill Morris
Elvin Staton
Wilbur Reed
Jim , Vaught
Vaught
Ken Hensley
Luther Reed
Edith Hall
Barbara Wood
Modern Beauty Shop
Barbara Woody
Mullens
West Virginia High School Basketball Scores
Beckley 64 Mullens 63. Princeton 61 Bluefield 56. Mt Hope 82 Oak Hill 69. Mark Twain 72 Trap Hill 55. Gauley Bridge 78 Clay 56. Oceana 63 Chapmanville 43. Peterstown 72 Matoaka 38. Beckley Stratton 51 Bluefield Park Central 46. Charleston 58 Stonewall Jackson 43. South Charleston 60 East Bank 55. Montgomery 77 DuPont 62. Lookout 50. Cowen 48. Logan 58 Man 42. Spencer 82 Ravenswood 76. Washington Irving 59. Roosevelt Wilson 54. Clarksburg Notre Dame 55 Bridgeport 45. Lewisburg 89 Marlinton 61. Baileysville 73 Pineville 59. Meadow Bridge 65 Fayetteville 62. Inez Ky 75 Williamson 60. Huntington East 68 Milton 67 OT Jaeger 87 Welch 77 Williamstown 56 Sistersville 52. College Basketball East New York U 100 Iowa 77. Duke 78 Navy 63. Virginia Tech 73 The Citadel 63. Georgia Tech 85 S Carolina 65. Vanderbilt 80 Sewanee 57. Furman 78 William & Mary 56. North Carolina St 94 Virginia 71. St John Minn 69 St Thomas 66. Tex A&M 82 Tex Christian 69. Okla City 89 W Texas St 75. Tex Tech 70. SMU 68. Stanford 59 Fordham 44. Santa Clara 71 Coll of Pacific 38.
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United Press International High School
Beckley
Mullens
Princeton
Bluefield
Mt. Hope
Oak Hill
Mark Twain
Trap Hill
Gauley Bridge
Clay
Oceana
Chapmanville
Peterstown
Matoaka
Beckley Stratton
Bluefield Park Central
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson
South Charleston
East Bank
Montgomery
DuPont
Lookout
Cowen
Logan
Man
Spencer
Ravenswood
Washington Irving
Roosevelt Wilson
Clarksburg
Notre Dame
Bridgeport
Lewisburg
Marlinton
Baileysville
Pineville
Meadow Bridge
Fayetteville
Inez
Williamson
Huntington East
Milton
Jaeger
Welch
Williamstown
Sistersville
East New York U
Iowa
SOUTH
Duke
Navy
Virginia Tech
the Citadel
Georgia Tech
S. Carolina
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Furman
William & Mary
North Carolina St
Virginia
Midw St .John (Minn
St. Thomas
Tex. A&m
Tex. Christian
Okla. City
W. Texas St
Tex. Tech
SMU
West Stanford
Fordham
Santa Clara
Coll of Pacific
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Ray Weiles
Viola Kura
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Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Frank Patton
Florida
Shack
Bowling
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Phillips Farm Writer
M. E. Gallagly
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Aaas-Campbell Soup Company
Francis C. Stark
University of Maryland
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AAAS
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