The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
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About 30 Of Them WinTake
Weeks Course in Study
Of Agriculture.

About 80 boys and girls from inns
county started to Morsan,own today
on the 2:4o train all do,led up gor-
gcorsly and with faces aslow with
authorization Of happy week there
attending the agricultural classes. Al
together there viii probably be close
to 500 boys and girls from the state
in at,endanoe-many Of the young
people having won the prize which
consists Of a week at MorgantoTn.
all expenses paid. to consist Of study
and instructions as well as entertain
mept. Various agriculture clubs are
sending as many as ten delegates;
The money for their expenses earned
Nv the club. Some clubs will send
two or three and some only ure:
Cnrnty farm agent W. e. McComas
and Eva L. Blair. county oemonsF Z.
Inc agent, will both 50 and spend the
week with the young people.
The boys and girls found plenty o.
Welcome waiting them when they ar
rived TO-DAY ana tonight there will be
a bir reception for them at the Uni
ye-s!tv with q conference for count!
and home demonstration from all ov-
or The state held at the same time.
The week Will end with q grand pa
eesnt taken part in By all the BOYS
and girls in the state. This Is e4-
nected 10 be unusually impressive
and most interesting.
The girls will be taken care OF TINS
week at homes provided BY me no.
tary club members Of MorgantoRn
and the boys will have some run
:entine on the campus II the weather
il eood and il not will occupy :, co.'s
in The armory. Good meals WILL DC
p'S George E. Bowers Of Warrington
has donated the sum Of $50 to pay tne
expenses EN- Of some Of the Mannington 2
delegates and promised II tals was
mt sufficient to send more money;
Tis donation was much appreciated
tr,' the Young people and those IN
| charge Of them from this county. aae
Warrington boys and girls VINO VEN I
tndSy are. Stanley Ntha, Wa!!ace
r r. No. 3: Marion Bollman, Man
- NJ 3. Iohn Yeager. Manning.
ton. No. S; Howard Hildreth, Ws.laS 8.
Ma 3. Dola Hawker. Wallace NO; d
ISe,ine Duncan, Warrington NO. :.
t, The Young people will take instrae.
t;o a about six hours a day which
viii include agriculture wofk anu aI,a
home science work, some taxing ON 1ne
s s ami many both !7bjects. BE- :.
SIDES the entertainment furnished oy
q committee for that purpose the boys
and girls will stroll about Mofssn-
town and will get pretty wen a. AZ
S mar with that city. taking IN tne
Movies ST and other places Of dlstrac-
tion after study hours are over. Inc
y sis,1 work done by these young peos
ple is felt to De prouuct!rs " No. w.
Tpo rc ali over the state. W. Il hen-
bricks Is the Mo.gantown cup lesu
or ar and and he will have charge Of the VS.
itors. 49,, ,s,-;o, cornty
All Nianniagtot Decentralization, n. Boil 81.
man. Stanley Atha, John Yeagef'
Howard Hildreth, Doia Hawker. age as :
line Duncan, Irene Lsnghlin. Pauline
i,aurhlin, Grace 'Moife:t. lima watson watson.
MINNIE Talkiagton, Velma Bake:'
Marie Hawkenbe.ry. Alma Dye. Geor.
ia Orndoff, Herman Hart. Gnafles
Serns, Laurence Campbell; Lincoln
distrlct-Anna ! Richardson, Lesser
AHA. Bessie Kerr, Ray Hawkins
vida Fptty: Fairmon: distr.stIsI
John prichard; Fay Gaskins; Fre2I
Onrs. Hugh McDougal: Paw Paw Gus
trict-Harold Toothman. Albert Lea
mccoy, Ray Straight; Grant distTict-|
Mildred Linn: Onion district-How-
ard Daugherty.