Extension Specialists To Conduct Schools Here Next Week
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Twelye State College .. .^..s.on spec.alibis ccill be in Muphy
next week conducting a countywide series of special schools. Miss
Edna Bishop, CneroKee L-. noine n^eiu, ana O. H. barley.
County farm Agent announcej.
i he schools will behelu t. .on day, Tuesday and Thursday of
next week.
On Monday Mrs. Corinne J.
Grimsley will begin the school wl.h
a discussion of "The Family App
ro? -i to the Housing Problem"
fro.a 10 until 10:30 a. m.
From 10:30 until 12:30 following
Mr- Grimsley, R. M. Ritchie Jr.
will have a demonstration and dis
cussion on Construction and Re
modling.
A! on day afternoon Mias Pauline
Gordon will give a demonstration
of "Bullt-ins" and oolor for the
ham...
Curing the schools, Miss Bishop
?aid, persons are encouraged to ask
questions, present their own parti
cular problems and join In the dis
cussion.
Everyone Is invited to the school,
and community builders, painters,
housewives and older Four-H
Club boy? ?nd girls are especially
urged to attend some or all of the
sessions. /
On Tuesday Mrs. Grlmsley will
again begin the day with a 10 to
10:30 a. in. discussion of "Better
Family Living".
From 10:30 until 12:30 George
Klingbeil will give a demonstrat
ion-discussion of "Production of
Small Fruits and Vegetables".
In the afternoon from 1:30 un
til 3:30 a Food Conservation dem
onstration will be given by Miss
Rose Elwood Bryan and Miss Nita
Orr, extension specialists in Food
Conservation.
Miss Orr is a specialist in
frozen foods and canning and oth
er methods will be discussed by
Miss Bryan.
The Livestock School program
for Thursday, announced by Mr.
Farley, begins with a discussion
from 10 a. m. until 10:40 a. m. on
"Preventing Losses in Marketing
of Livestock" by H. D. Quessen
berry, marketing specialist.
"Profitable Hog Production"
will be talked by Jack Kelley
from 10:40 a. m. until 11:20 a. m.
Mr. Kelley is in the animal hus
bandry department of the exten
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Mrs. Brvson Dies
Daughter's Home
Mrs. Charlotte Bryson, 75 died
at 8 a. m. Wednesday, Feb. XI, at
the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Grady Farmer of Marble after a
long Illness.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Friday In Unaka Baptist
Church, with the Rev. Mr. Mulkey
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving, besides Mrs. Farmer
are two other daughters, Miss Lula
Bryson of Marble and Mrs. Bertha
Scott of Mount Holly; four sons,
Tom of Tellico Plains, Tenn.,
Buck of Robbinsville, Allen of
Mount Holly and Sybil of Port
Town, Tenn.
Also one sister Mrs. Rindy Med
Mn of 'Murphy two brothers, Dave
Medlin of Bryson City and John
Medlin of Unaka; 18 grandchil
dren, and four great-grandchil
dren.
Townson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
VISIT LITTLE WHITE HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore, Mir.
and Mrs. E. C. Moore and Miss
Marie Price of Murphy recently
visited The Little White House at
Warm Springs, Ga.#
DRAFT BOARD CLOSES
The local Draft Board will be
closed Monday, Feb. 23, in comm
emoration of George Wastington's
birthday Feb. 22.
sion service.
From 11:20 a. m. until noon C.
B. Ratchford is in charge of a dis
cussion on "Making Livestock
Pay". Mr. Ratchford is in farm
management and marketing ex
tension.
In the afternoon the three dis
cussions are: 1:30-2:10, "Pasture,
Hay and Silage Production", by
Sam Dobson, extension Forage
Crop specialist; 2:10-2:50, "Profit
able Sheep Production", by A. V.
Allen, extension Animal Husban
dry specialist; and -2:50-3:30,
"Profitable Beef Cattle Produc
tion", by J. S. Buchanan, exten
sion Animal Husbandry specialist.
Farley said that a large crowd
i attended the Livestock School last
year and he encourages all grow
ers to attend this year. He said,
"Anyone who grows any kind of
livestock will receive valuable in
formation".
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