Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-06-15
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE.
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In connection with the County
Agents Conference which win con
! venvene June 18TH ana continue to
June 18th. a ha'f day field trip Will
be staged on Friday, June IA, in or
der to give the visitors an insight i'm
10 the extensive orchard industry of
the county. to visit several demons
trations being conducted by farmers
and to examine the Boys and Girls
/ Cub work as carried on here. In or
der TO cover as much territory as
! possible, it is poposed that the trip
begin a. 1870 p: m. starting from
Martinsburg and end up at $50 ,. m.
at Fairview School, Opequon district.
where a Camp Fire will be held by
the Boys and Girls Club of Fairyiaw
/ School. The proposed itinerary for
the trip is as follows.
1890 p. m Leave Martnsburg en-
route to J. Holland Sperows, to in
spect homemade silos, pure bred Jer-
eeys and lcok over Farm Manage.
ment Demonstration Record.
/ $50 p. m Leave ]. Holland spe-
rows, making neNs stop at J. n.
Thatcher Co.'S farm to inspect or
chard, tile siIo oplratlon OF tractor
ane spraying outfit.
2.20 p. m. Leave Thatchers en-
route for H. L. Smiths. Refresh
ments to be served by Mr. and Mrs.
/ Smith.
/ 300 p. m. Leave H. l.. Smiths,
making a tour along the Apple Pie
ridge to Gerrardstown. thence to In
wood and thence to l. d. Vanmetre's
40 p. m. Arrive at I. d. Vanme-
tres, inspect barn and dairy herd
during process Of evening milking
Forestry Demonstration.
! 500 p. m. Leave /. D. vanmetre's
farm enroute to G. Harry Winnings
$50 p. m. Arrive at G. Harry
Writings, inspect inside silo, Jersey
cattle and mari deposits.
5.45 p. NJ Continue To J. D. Fore.
mans farm where limestone spring
with spring house and poultry club
work of Elmer Foreman will be visit
+. ed.
6.10 p. m. Leave J. d. Foreman's
en- route to ]. Frank WANDERERS.
$50 p. m Stop at J. Frank Van.
Metres examine alfalfa demonstra-
ton, pure bred Shorthorn cattle and
Chester White pigs. Field meeting at
alfalfa demonstration.
700 p. m. Continue Hhrougla Char.
les Hollida's farm, inspecting mari
deposit and land being prepared for
alfalfa.
40 p. m. Stop at G. w. D. Folks
to inspect potato and pig club work
of Adrian and Louis Folk.
school grounds just in time for picnic
school grounds ust in time for picnic
supper.
S.45 p. m. Camp Fire program ar
ranged by W. H. Kendrick, State
Leader Boys Clubs, boys and girls
Of Fairview club participating.
Camp Fire at Falrview school.
Win. II. Kendrick, S ate Boys &
Club Leader, announces that a Camp
Fire program will be desired for one
evening, during County Agents Con
ference, and that the program be Civ
en- by the boys and girls of one Of
the Agricultural Clubs in the County.
"A presentation of this program will
be made by the Fairyiew club in Ope-
quon district. The Camp Fire, which
is an innovation insofar as Boys &
Girls Club programs are concerned,
will be the elimination OF the Field
Trip (which Extension people expect
to take on Friday afternoon, June IA
One Of the most interesting features
of the entertainment at Fairview
school will be a picnic supper arrang
ed by the parents Of the club mem
| bers and other members of the com
munity. All people interested in at
tending this affair are cordially in
vited to do 50, it being understood of
course that they are to cooperate with
the ladies of Fairyiew community in
providing suppers for themselves or
their company. AS indicated in the
itinerary for Friday afternoon Field
Trip, the supper will he scheduled for
100 p. m to be followed by the Camp
Fire program at S45.
1t sounds interesting, doesn't it?