Arizona republican., 1921-11-05
NASH|NGTO FARM BUREAU AND COTTON
 GROWERS ID MEET

Arrangements for a joint meeting with the Pimacotton Growers asso- citation next Tuesday night were an- nounced yesterday by the Washing ton District Farm bureau. The meeting will be of especial impor- tance, as it is the first joint session of the two organizations and is ex- pected to lead to a close cooperation between them. Mir. Hanks will be chairman of the evening and the chief speakers will be Dwight B.. Heard, president of the Pimacotton Growers association, and Mir. Butter worth All members of both or ganizations are urged to attend.
 The last meeting of the Washing ton District Farm bureau, held last Tuesday night, proved interesting to everyone. The bureau has arranged a series of worthwhile meetings. to which the public is cordially invited, and committees have been appointed to take care of certain matters of general interest to the district. These committees will report at all regular meetings of the Washington Farm bureau. The following is a list of the committees and their special duties, and the program for the se- rl6S or NAlu- AliS SpSeAhGlS tentatively decided upon:
 Committee on Entertainment and Social Matters; meetings, club rela- tions. receptions; Rev. Mir White chairman; Mrs. Aune, Mrs. Randle- man. e
 Committee on Cotton: Piniacottor Growers association, cotton labor growing crop; Mir. Hanks, chairman; Mir. Hess Mir IIellWorth Committee on Dairy and Cattle; MT. Grimes. chairman; Mir. Butler Mir. Miller.
 Committee on Poultry; Mir. Arthur G. Freeland, chairman; Mrs. A. So bey, Mir. Westfan.
 Committee on Roads and Irriga- tion; Water Users association, roads uplSeep of district; Judge Gilbert 1 chairman; Mir. Romey. Mrs. Lockett Committee on Fruits; citrus, decid- ! nous, graps and small fruit; Mir l Brooks. chairman; Edward L. Free I land, Mir. Carper.
 Committee on Education and Vel l fare: schools, new members, welfar' | of district; Mrs. Tetzlaff. chairman l MT. Leak, Miss F'reeland. | Committee on General Crops; MT | Wiggins, chairman; MT. Reed, Mrs l Thomson.
 Program for Meetings | All meetings to be held on Tues l days at o'clock sharp. Nov. 1-Monthly meeting; repor l on committees and program; visit o dairy committee.
 Nov. Especial cotton meeting Mir. Hanks. chairman; MT. Butter worth, speaker.
 Nov. 15-Special meeting; MI Steele. chairman; Mrs. Shaw ol "Americanization."
 Nov. 23-Special poultry meeting NIr. Westfal.. chairman; poultr.
 Dec. 6-Annual meeting; electio of officers.
 Dec. .13-SpeciaI fruit meeting; Nil Brooks, chairman; Prof. Crider. MI Mote
 Jan. S-Monthly meeting; report of standing committees. 1 Ian. 1O-Special irrigation meeting president to preside; Governor Camp
 Jan. 17-Special taxation meeting Mir. Hess, chairman; MT. Kuchlel
 Jan. 24-SpeciaI meeting on cro rotation: MT. Butler, chairman; M Heard and MT. Hayden, speakers.
 Feb. 7-Monthly meeting; report of standing committees.
 Feb. 14-Speeial dairy meeting; M Grimes. chairman; Professor Davi
 and MT Dana.
 Feb. 21-Speciai good roads meet
 ing, Mr. Romey chairman; Judg Gilbert, speaker.
 Feb. 2S-SpaciaI cooperative maj keting meeting; Mrs. Beatty, chail man. MT. Elliott. speaker. March 7-Monthly meeting; repor of standing committees.
 March 14-Special child welfa1