How to Prepare Home Exhibits for Neighbor Day
For Neighbor Day attractions on Thursday October 2 families should prepare home grown products following best market practices. Emphasize size and quality in carrots parsnips radishes turnips and similar vegetables shown in bunches. Tomatoes peppers and related foods should appear in baskets or on trays. Group melons squashes pumpkins and related plants in fours for a pyramid display. Vegetables should be well shaped uniform and at edible maturity. Dairy items like cottage cheese may be shown in pint jars while butter and soft cheese can be wrapped in waxed paper. Overgrown specimens go to the curiosity class and judged separately. Prizes depend on entry quality with possible second prizes if warranted.
Funeral services held for Elisha Tucker 78
Funeral services were held Monday for Elisha Tucker a 78 year old retired Matthews farmer who died at his home Saturday night Interment was in a nearby Mokane cemetery He had lived in Matthews since 1913 and retired from farming He is survived by his widow a son and a daughter plus many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Tucker
Matthews
Mokane
Stucker
Della Stucker
Leland Stucker
May Engler
St. Louis
Frank Mainard
East Prairie
J. R. King
Tom Moore
Clifford Proffer
Jackson
Elon
Herman Dunning
Cecil Shell
Charles Moore
Mary Daugherty
Sikeston
J. P. Rice
Joe Perry
Chaffee
Cora Gossett
J. W. Berry
Cape Girardeau
Elisha Stucker
Lois Hunter
Truman, Ark
Joe Carrethers
Byron Kelly
Kay Francis
James Hull
Gilbert Harding
Charles Cook
W. G. Ashworth
Norma
June Gossett
James Hull Jr
B. B. Conrad
St. Charles
Clean Ball
Blytheville
Ark
Ball
Capitola Cole
Norma Jane Gossett
Oretta Taylor
Baltimore
Maryland
Donald Story
Martha Ann
Elgin Davis
Alfred Byrd
Jane
Tuscon
Arizona
Byrd
W. H. Deane Sr
Marie Jordan
Marion
Ill
Charles Spalding
Spalding
Ruby Radcliffe
White Oak School
Homer Spradling
Radcliffe
Selma Gruen
Canaleu
Gruen
Herculaneum
Wendall Patterson
Kansas
Glenn Ashworth
Patterson
Barbara Withrow
Doniphan
Shirley LaPlant
LaForge
Earl Swartz
Albert Higgs
Heathcock
Wanda Higgs
Mr. Heathcock
Claude Goodman
Caruthers
Benny Greer
Hilary Boone
Jefferson City
Viola Boone
Eloise Neal
Cairo
Oscar Smith
Russell Givens
Brownville
Tenn
Inez
Kathryn Ann
Willie Higdon
Morehouse
Jean Jackson
Charlotte Jackson
Shirley Jo Dillon
J. C. Montgomery
Jas. L. Byrd
Charleston
Marvin T. Haw
Jim Sanders
Barbara Jane
John Duvall
Rives
Arlan Morris
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Kenneth Arlan
Sam Davies
Shala Rose
R. Long
Buffington
Sarah Hill
Sam Jones
Bill Burton
Milford
Ray
Nazarene Church
Rock Island
Arsenal
International Harvester
H. L. Ray
Bonne Terre
Hawk
Marvin T. Haw Jr
Army
Fresno
Cal
Grow a Good Fall Garden at Coleman Gin Morley
Mrs. Fred Forbis of White Oak Extension Club and A A A educational assistant leads a Morley group in planning a fall garden. With rain ending drought and warm soil, plant turnips, mustard, spinach, parsley, lettuce, carrots, beets, Chinese cabbage, Swiss chard, kale, and radishes to boost winter nutrition and stretch the grocery dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Gin
Morley
Fred Forbis
White Oak Extension Club
One Sixth of U S Now Under Prohibition Says WCTU
Grand Rapids Mich Recent local option elections have placed one sixth of the nation’s population under prohibition Ida B Wise Evans ton Hr national president said on the eve of the Women s Christian Temperance Union convention Here national officers said the week long meeting with about 2000 delegates will push a campaign to bar beer sales in United States Army camps and liquor nearby areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ida B. Wise
Evanston
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United States Army
Paducah Girl Guests With Largents This Week
Peggy Earl Knupp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Omer Knupp of Paducah Kentucky, is visiting Mr and Mrs Louie Largent and family this week and will return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Earl Knupp
Omer Knupp
Paducah
Louie Largent
Neighbor Could Read The Herald Too
A concise notice invites readers to share that their neighbor also has access to The Herald, encouraging wider readership and awareness of the publication.
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the Herald
Keep Cool Fashion: Umbrella Dress Replaced by Cotton Undies
Keep Cool Science promotes using a large umbrella as a cooling outfit but admits impracticality. The next best option is cotton underwear, praised for its absorbency and evaporation aiding comfort in summer.
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Elia Fikuart
Scott County
Matthews News
Morehouse News
U.S
THE
Reiss Dairy
Reiss
Wyatt
Hayti
Essex
CCC
New Madrid
Delta
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
U. S
Missouri
Sa 4A
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