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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1961

Page

10

Woodland Show Farmers Market improvements for May event

Beckley area meeting shifts to Woodland Show planning with Paul Feigley in charge. Committees report progress toward May 26 27 show as ground improvements at Beckley Farmers Market include red dog on drives and cleared trees, plus dais and bleacher setup for Woodland Nymph coronation. A miniature saw mill from Washington DC will operate on site with U S Forestry Service staffing. Friday May 26 features square dance and a fiddlers contest with a top state player invited.

Beckley Area Washington, D. C Lewisburg Glendon Keaton Washington U. S. Forestry Service Keaton

Plant Hardiness Map Guides Gardeners Nationwide

A new plant hardiness zone map covers the United States and southern Canada, detailing ten zones by average minimum winter temperatures. It aims to help home gardeners and growers select winter hardy plants and assess hardiness by checking zone temperatures, with a later reverse-side plant list for zone suitability.

United States Canada U. S. National Arboretum and Agricultural Research Service American Horticular Society American Association of Nurserymen Superintendent of Documents U. S. Government Printing Office Washington D. C

Watson Named State Chairman for Farm Safety Week

Leighton G. Watson of Morgantown was named State Chairman for National Farm Safety Week activities at the West Virginia Farm and Home Safety Committee meeting at the State 4-H Camp. The note urged widespread participation to reduce farm accidents as Kennedy had proclaimed the week starting July 23.

West Virginia Farm and Home Safety Committee Leighton G. Watson Morgantown Watson Agricultural Extension Service West Virginia University State Farm and Home Safety Committee Kennedy United States

Freeman Pledges Farm Bill Support and Limited Controls

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman voiced confidence that Congress will pass a farm omnibus meeting most administration aims, with changes expected. He said no wheat bill is planned now, and that the program will rely on producer execution to reduce government involvement. Freeman estimated over 18 million acres may shift from corn and grain sorghums in 1961, and stressed no plans to discount MH-30 treated tobacco or impose broad controls.

Gaylord P. Godwin Washington UPI Orville L. Freeman Congress Freeman Farm Editors’ Association

West Virginia Angus Sale totals reach 18810 dollars

At the Spring Show and Sale of the West Virginia Angus Breeders Association held in Harrison County the 47 head sold for 18810 dollars, averaging 400.21. Bulls and females posted averages of 478.58 and 355.83 respectively, with Paignton Farm and Brookside Farm taking top prizes.

West Virginia Angus Breeders’ Association, Inc Harrison County E. A. Livesay Morgantown Paignton Farm Charles Town Brookside Farm Aurora Miss Wix 28 Paignton Livesay

Tobacco department studies MH 30 effects on suckers

The department is examining the chemical MH 30 used to kill tobacco plant suckers to assess its effectiveness and potential impacts on crop management.

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Neighbors and Market Work Amid Smoke and Meetings

John S Phillips notes warm days at the Farmers Market with sun and smoke from a plant drifting over the area. He recalls a Foresty Commission meeting with Paul Feigley and Shack Shackelford, and meeting A James Manchin, state director of Farmers Home Administration, during a two day visit. He praises Calvary Baptist Choir in Charleston and mentions Floyd Sayre Jr. resigning as director of the D.C. in Beckley, plus local social ties and reflections on rude greetings and gifts.

Forestry Commission Shack Shackelford Paul Feigley Memorial Building Farmers Home Administration A. James Manchin Ed Kingsley Richmond Farmington Stella Cotton White Manchin Calvary Baptist Choir Calvary Baptist Church Charleston Charles Margason Beckley Baptists Floyd Sayre Jr D.C Beckley Salisbury N. C Here Floyd

Be Thankful and Stay Positive About Local News

A chatty locals column references Joe Bissett’s hospital discharge and limited visits, asks about Lester Espy, notes Soil Scientist John Gorman’s Beckley visit to review soil maps, and mentions a humorous Get Well card book sent by Sammy Jaharias. Contains quips about bus passengers and local chatter.

Joe Bissett Joe Lester Espy John Gorman SCS Beckley Lester Sammy Samaria Jaharias Baltimore

So Long Neighbors See You Sunday

A farewell note signals departure with friendly tone and a planned Sunday reunion. The message emphasizes community ties and warm goodbye without listing further details or actions.

Notice to Creditors for Sadie Haley estate Beckley WV

Creditors and beneficiaries for the estate of Sadie Haley deceased are notified to present claims with vouchers, verified, at the commissioner of accounts office in Beckley West Virginia on or before November 5 1961 at 10 00 A M. Failure to do so may exclude claimants from benefits. Beneficiaries must appear to protect their interests. Dated May 1 1941 Roy A Cunningham Commissioner of Accounts.

Sadie Haley Beckley West Virginia Roy A Cunningham Commissioner of Accounts

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