The Aberdeen weekly., 1909-09-17
Meeting Executive Committee of
Monroe County Corn Club.

Pursuant 10 call of President J
NJ. Dean, the committee met in Alb.
erdeen. September /. 1909. tor the
purpose of determining the time and
place of exhibit this fall.
+ Present.. H. Redman, c. C.
! Bookman. J. G. Crosby, JIM Dean,
/ 1t was decided, from the fact that
this exhibit comes off at a busy
time, to put several days into one
and have a big day. So, let every
farmer turn out on that day and
learn something. This doesn't only
apply to Demonstration and Coop
orators, but to the farmers of Mon
roe county.
Prizes for corn and cotton will be
awarded to contestants as hereto
fore stated.
1t was further decided that Green
brier Church. being near the center
of the county and convenient to the
railroad, was the most suitable place
for the meeting Date of Exhibit,
October 2S. 1909.
You will note the following pro-
gramme for the day:
Farmers Demonstration Work
:. ). Wilson.
Diversifcation and Seed Selection
H. d. Tate.
Schoolboy Demonstration Work
Prof. 2. P. Garner, 4. & NJ. Col
lege.
Road NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Agriculture II. E, Blakeslee.
Speaking will begin at 10 O'Clock
sharp. so let everybody be on time.
Although the year has been very
unfavorable for farming Of any kind ,
We should not make conditions
worse by not attending meetings
held for your benefit. Come right
along, with ten ears of well selected
corn and stalk or two Of cotton.
Below is list of my Demonstra-
tors and Co-operators as promised
some time ago. Some of these gen
tlemen will produce so bushels of
corn per acre, and IL bales of cot
ton per acre this year. even if it
rained and now is dry:
First District-Johu Sanderson,
Terrell Cox, d. II. Streetman. J b.
Cheek. Winsford Little, Ell Byrd
Wiley Kilgo, Kelly Young, Neeley
8owen. K. c. Shumpert, Herman
Kilgo. T. S. Young, s. B. Reeves,
K. NJ. Davis, Virgil Cowart, Davis
H. Wax, Franklin Sullivan, T. Y.
Caldwell, [. c.. Parham, ] A. Rog-
ers, J H. Redman, John Herndon,
Nelson Glenn, Restus Turner, Kirb
Vaughn, Nathan Pullen, Newt Pull
len, Lebeth Tubb. George Fuqua,
A. r. Bridges, Reuben Armstrong,
T. R. Palmer, r. NJ. Harris, J. w
Thompson, J. 2. Palmer, j. w.
Dean, E. B. Harris, l.. c. Harris,
B. L. Minga. T. b. Palmer, /. c..
Riggan, H. l.. Hannah, In. Dean.
Second District--Grady Harmon.
OH .Richardso, Ernest Bright, ODE
Rollin, Edgar Boggan, J NJ. Dean,
Morgan Funderburg, L. B. Morgan,
A. C.. Thornton. r. E. Bright, J e.
Bright. M. F. Sherbet, J H Pickett
w. @. Howell, d. l. Richardson,
W II Richardson, Dan Richardson,
J T. Rallins. J. NJ. Harp, Henry
Funderburg. c. T. Robinson. J P.
Reedy, J. S. Smith, T. n. Webb,
d. F. Franklin, Kirb Dilworth, r..
B. Baugh, J. II. Harmon. Woody
Thornton, A. j. Wilson, Carroll
Rollins. d. B. Holland. S.A.Klggan
W. R. Smith.
ThiId District-W. R. Cain, b. F
Sails, Clyde Henderson, Ollie Eas-
ter. J. c. Crosby. J. Q, Harmon,
W. H. Kolb, L. NJ. Turner, 81.
Ware, c. T. Smith.
Fifth District-Dave Kingsley, G
Y. Mcneil, s. w. Tapscott. E. ".
Cunningham, John d. Williamsf J.
10. Wamble. J W. Haney, II. c..
Harris, c. C. Bookman, John Car
son, J. ID. Adams, C. E. Seavey. J.
A. Wamble. T. B Walters. Clifton
Wamble, Ossie Walters, Murphy
Morgan. Emery A. Morgan. Frank
Finley. Biliey VAN BILE. Tom Wal
ters, Wicks Wamble, Cardie Roe
buck, Milton Hester, Carlos Hester,
B. Hester, Jack Walton, Ike Roe
buck. Trice Oliver. Dan Rollins,
John Hawkins, G r. Roberts.
Ladies specially invited.
Yours, respectfully,
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