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Thursday,
nou need told.
Lyne.
the eleventh
held at the Four State Farmers
Meeting January 1J»
At Winchest
The 1961 Four Meeting will be hel January 19, j it was day by County Agent
This year}* meetini annual session, will Lee-Jackson Restaurant, U.; S. Route 50, Winchester, with the
program getting underway at 9:45 a.m. As in previous yean, the meeting is open to die public and there is no admission charges
According to die local anjuity agent, the 1961 FourState Farmers Meeting will be! one of die most instrudve and Interesting ever held in this area; Noted speaken from Universities, county agents and representatives of j some of the nation’s leading chemical companies will be on hand to discuss problems of import to fanner* of this area.
The program has been planned by local farmers and county agents. One of the featured discussions they have arranged will be “Management of the Beef Cattle Herd When Feeder Calf Prices are Declining.” This vital subject will be discussed by Joseph Erneh/ Extension Animal Husbandman, College of Agriculture, die University of West Virginia. This street, which has been requested by n»any farmers of this section, will qome during the morning session of the fullday program. I '■}>■«! XM. O'Baimon of Woodville is the member of the: Fqur State Committee from this
i. Garden Club Will
With Mrs. Settle
The regular meeti Garden Club will be home of Mrs. James Flint Hill, on Wednepda] ary '18th at 2 p.m, Abbott, program chal present a guest speake1 talk on Virginia ferpi will be dried arc pressed ferns.
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held at; the
M. Settle,
iy, Japura.
W. E.
rman, will
who will
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