The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1921-12-14
Farmers To Meet
ToDiscuss Work
Annual Bureau Convention to Be
Held Saturday at Chamber Of
Commerce Rooms In Fallon
REPRESENTATIVE CHOSEN
FROM COMMUNITY CENTERS
Interesting Program Outlined For
Day; Various Community Cen
tiers Chose Officers for Year

The second annual meeting of the
Churchill county farm bureau as
ISOLATION will be held in the chamber
of commerce rooms next Saturday
Discussions of the work done during
the past year will take place and a
program of work for the coming
year will be outlined.
Delegates have been elected from
all community centers to represent
their districts at the meeting. The
meetings will be open to the public
but only the representatives will have
voting powers. A large attendance
is expected to be present and the
program will include many inter-
esting talks from leaders in the
farm bureau work, both in the state
and county.
Tentative Program Given
The meeting will be called to
order by President S. J. Rogers.
The annual report and address of
the president of the association will
be given in the form of a summary
of the work done. The secretary
and treasurer of the Churchill coun-
ty farm bureau will then report.
Mrs. Katherine Smith will report
on the work of the home demon
strator and A. j. Reed will report on
the activities of the county agent
The various project leaders will
make reports and also the chairman
of the community centers.
The program for the work for
next year will be outlined and rec
concentrations of the representa-
tives of the community eenters will
be given. The work of outlining
the years program will include a
general Discussion.
The election of officers will take
place to be followed by the adoption
of a budget. c. W. Creel, director
of the extension department of the
University of Nevada will present
the budget and will also report on
the work of the state farm bureau
during the past year.
Delegates Are Chosen
The delegates and alternates that
have been chosen to represent the
community centers are: Wildes dis
trict. Oscar Swanson. II. E. Beud-
reau. alternates, Sam Thomas and
N. E. Whitaker; Harmon district
Charles Glazier and II. G. Wendt,
alternates, j. C. Sheppard and Mrs.
Dena Johnson; Lone Tree district,
c. E. Bartlett and ]. Moore, alter
mates, George Miller and Forest
Hathaway; Northam district, V. Full
kerson and C. G. Swingle, alter
mates, John Maui and Mrs. F. r.
Hallock; Soda Lake district, Ray
Jones and L. Harding. alternates.
]. c. Munkers and win Almon; Is
land district, II. E. Smith and B.
Holmes. alternates, Charles Noble
and Mrs. Charlie Crew. The dele
gates from the Sheckler district
have not yet been chosen.
Centers Elect Officers
Practically all of the community
eenters have elected officers for the
coming year. The Island district
chose II. E. Smith as president, ].
Jewel, vice president and Charles
Noble, secretary and treasurer. The
Northam district officers will be: V.
Fulkerson. president; John Maui,
vice president and Mrs. Fred Drum
mond, secretary and treasurer Roy
Jones was elected president of the
Soda Lake district and j. c. Mum
ker was chosen vice president with
George Rabjohns secretary and
treasurer. The officers elected by
the Lone Tree center are: C. E
Bartlett, president; George Miller,
vice president and ]. Moore, secre-
tary and treasurer.