West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-31

Boys and Girls Club Work and the
Pie Winners Course, January 40,
1915, Morgantown, w. Va
Announcement


rived from higher education and to
arouse interest and enthusiasm In
those things which stand for more
efficient earning and home mailing.
Emphasis will be placed upon the
great necessity OF securing skilled
training In order to be OF greatest SER
vice to the community. state and ma
ton.
The benefits which the boys and
girls OF the Prize Winners Course will
derive from a weeks stay at the Uni
yers!ty. are three fold: first. they will
become acquainted with the univer-
sity and find out what It has to offer
them In the way of instruction and de-
veiopment second. they will come in
touch with some OF the most promi-
nent men I'm West Virginia and will be
the gamers thereby; third. the state
agricultural exhibits and the series of
lectures and visits will open the eyes
OF the boys and girls TO the possibili-
ties of development along agricultur-
al lines.
Any boy or girl. who has attended
the Prize Winnersc curse before, can
come again this year by bearing the
expenses OF the trip. consisting of
railroad fare and board from January
to o inclusive. All those sent this
year as prize winners will. OF couI se,
have their expenses paid by the conn
ties sending them.
The boys who attended the Prize
Winners course last year have made
the best showing in their local com
nunities this year.
Instructions
your ribbon pinned on the outside
lapel of your coat We will send YOU
this ribbon when we have received
word that you expect to come for the
course. Remain at the depot. Sorle
one from the Extension Department
will meet every incoming train.
Program for Boys
MONDAY
S:00-10:30 a. m.-Registration and
location of rooms. lobby OF Expert
ment station.
1O:3O-l1:30 a. m.-Explanation of
Prize Winners course, VIM. II. Ken
Trick and Sadie r. Guseman.
1l;30-12:30 a. m.-Campus trip.
Acting President +. b. Trotter, Dean
Q. ID. Sanderson and Director c. Il.
ritlow. Meet at WOODBURY. hall.
Dinner.
2:00-3:00 p. m.-Repc.:s Oh seed
'orn termination. Harvey Bennett,
Gzra Hamstead and Lynn Taylo-.
S:O0-4:3o p. m.-Yields and profits
IN West Virginia potatoes, Prof. A. =
Oacy.
4:3O-5:oo p. Refreshments by
club girls.
1880 p. m.--Importance OF live stoLl
On the farm. Prof. w. C. Cofsey, COL
,ege OF Agriculture. UNIVERSITY ot lni-
Iois.
,inSDAY
S:00-9:00 a. m.--Alfalfa nn.l otter
.egumes-W. b. Kemp.
9:O0-1O:O0 a. m-Work. how 70 re-
luce 1t, A. j. Dadisman
ll:OO-l2:00 a. m.-Farm boys in
terest in lives took, f. w. Sheets.
Dinner.
2:oO-4:oo p. M Milk testing, p. n.
Bennetch.
4:O0-5:00 p. m.-Vegetables that
pay, and how to grow them, Dean r.
L. Watts, College of Agriculture,
Pennsylvania State College.
7:30-S:30 p. m.-Boys and girls who
are helping make West Virginia farms
better (illustrated). VIM. II. Kendrick.
Sadie r. Guseman and Ezra Ham
stead
S:3O-9:30 D. m.-State officers.
Boys and Girls Agriculture Clubs.
Organization by members.
WEDNESDAY
9:O0-lO:00 a. m.-Gasoline engines.
Dean c. r. Jones.
1O:00-11:00 a. m.-Chapel.
- 'VV-AH'VV a. Uncommon diseases
OF farm animals. DIR. c. A. Lueder.
Dinner.
2:O0-4:O0 p. m.-Slaughter test of
arm animals-Prof. w. c. Coffey and
Prof. E. W. Sheets.
1880 p. m.--Program arranged by
U. s. Department of Agriculture.
Washington, ID. c. (pictures)
THURSDAY
9:00-10:00 a. m.-Corn improve
ments. Prof w. b. Kemp.
1O:OO-11:OO a. ms Sanitation and
care of milk, l.. p. Bailey.
11:00-12:00 a. m.-Farm leaks and
how to stop them Prof. F. T.. Bear.
12:OO-1:OO p. m.--Cadet drill. at Ar
mory.
Dinner.
2:0O-3:3O p. m.-Iusects, Prof. l.. NJ.
PEARS.
3;3O-4:S0 p. m.--Naming varieties of
apples, apple show, Armory.
;S0-7:SO p. my. NJ. c. A. special
program.
500 p. m.-Agricultural banquet
FRIDAY
9:OO-lO:0O a. m.--Friends and enc
mics OF the farmer, Ethan Allen.
1o:OO-11:OO a. Grating, Prof. |
Jeffries.
ll:O0-l2:00 a. m.--Judglng contest.
state corn show, at Armory.
Dinner