Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-13


iting the names of all Poland China
breeders, producing pure-breds,
who have two or more registered
sows. 1t is planned to form a State
Sales Association which will mold
sales of stock at such times as may
he agreed upon. Such an arrange
ment would be a distinct advantage
to both seller and buyer; the associ-
alton will take care of the adver-
Using that would fall upon the sell
er himself if he undertook a sale
alone, and the greater number of in
divlduals at the sale will give the
buyer a wider choice, enabling him
10 satisfy his wants without a great
amount of travel. Any stockmen
having the required number of ami
mails will please send their names
and number of hogs kept to the
County Agent. -
There will be meeting of the
Rcnick Club of Farm Bureau mem
bers, Saturday evening August 18th.
at 1880 o'clock.
MISS Marian Hcpworth will be in
this county Tuesday, Wednesday,
thursday, and Friday of next week.
Miss Hcpworth's mission viii be
10 organize Farm Woman's Clubs.
She will be at Rainellc on Tuesday:
rupert, Tuesday 1880 p. NJ, meeting
Tor both men and women.
Rupert, Wednesday 9:3O A. NJ.
meeting for women.
Smoot, Wednesday 2:3O p. NJ.
meeting for women.
Meadow Bluff, Wednesday 7:3O
+. NJ, meeting for both men and
women.
Blue Sulphur District, Thursday.
Williamsburg, Friday 1880 P. NJ,
meeting for women.
Williamsburg, Friday 7:3OP. NJ:
meeting for men and women.
Two dates for Farmers Institutes
nave been granted to this County.
With possible third at a later date:
Inc dates announced are for Frank
lord Friday September 10th; Rupert
saturday September nth. The in
structors at this time are to be DR.
q: A. Lueder of Morgantown, and
MISS Della Thompson, of Middle
bourne. Mr.. c. H. Hartley in charge
OF the institute arrangements yo,,ch-
es for them as being "two Of the
State" :" 'e
The people of RainelAe have been
Vylng with each other all af tbe
summer to see who could hovo the
incest lawn, the best vegetable
garden, and the naeA neatly an
pearing home surroundings. This
community effort has had a wonder
ful effect for good on the apDera-
ance of the town. DAINTY little
touches here and there hide IN
slightly objects and lend Measure
to the beholder; for instance manv
sS,umps are "camouilaged" with
flowers. Whatever rubbish nav
nave accumulated has been very
carefully "policed up and hidden
away out OF sight, so that the back
streets and alleys care Just as clean
as inc front streets themselves.
NeXt year they are going to trv to
De the champion Flower town of
ureenbrler County" and hereby is.
sue challenge to all other towns
IN me county TO beat them in their
Efforts. Last Thursday four j,does
passed on the lawns and gardens.
ana awarded the prizes as follows:
LI:AWNS:-First, c. E. Easley and
Z. +. Jackson; second, A. +. Pochrv:
anird' u. w. ReXrodc; fourth. Mrs.
iaiDott; fifth, Mrs. Myiingcr; sixth.
l.: Is. Smith, Jr.; seventh, c. Higgin,
Dotlam; eighth. Mrs. John Long.
ninth, NJ. b. Erskine; tenth, George
GARDENS:-First, a.,s. John
Long; second, w. F.. Sbawvcr:
third, A. A. Mccall; fourth, NJ. Law
less; fifth, c. fIigginbotham; sixth.
v. Horst; seventh, l.. G.. Swing.
eighth, c. c. Easley; ninth, G. b.
McClung; tenth, j. D. Pickett.
RALPH NJ. MUSSER.
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