The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-08-26
PROGRAM FOR
CHAUTAUQUA
MADE PUBLIC,
Annual Farmers Meeting viii
Be Held Tomorrow and
Sunday at Linden
Lake Farm.
LOCAL MEN TO ATTEND
Former Congressman William
L. Nelson Will Speak on
"A Close Up View
of Congress

The program for the annual farmers
chautauqua to be held at o. C. Roby'
Linden Lake farm. two and one-hal
miles east of ROcheport. tomorrow ant
Sunday, has been arranged by the com
mifiee in charge, and the acceptance oi
all persons on the program has beer
obtained. II is also expected to hav,
other speakers.
The afternoon program tomorrow viii
begin promptly at 2:3O O'Clock. Prof
o. K. Johnson of the College of Agri,
culture will talk on Farm Manage.
ment" ID. c. Rogers. market expert for
the State Board of Agriculture. and rep.
resenting the Bureau Of Markets OF the
United States Department of Agricul.
ture. will talk on Marketing" and will
also give an Interesting wool demonsira-
iion. In this demonstration blankets.
cloth. and other finished articles made
from wool grown on the Roby farm will
be used.
Farm Practices in Missouri will be
discussed by Prof. NJ F. Miller of the
College of Agriculture. ]. VI. Woods
and ]. 7. Gibbs. Jr. will talk on Wa
Ter and Light in the Rural Home"
Following the completion of the af-
iernoon program there will be a social
hour with sports and games for all. after
which a picnic supper viii be served.
Supper will qfnsist of bacon to be fried
over the camp FIRE. potatoes. eggs. ioma-
toes. pickles, bead. waiermelons. canta-
luupes and coffee. the idea being TO
make it unnecessary for any home pre-
paration TO be made for this meal. Fol-
lowing supper there will be a childrens'
hour for the younger folks.
The evening program will include
an address by the county superintend-
ent of schools, c. f. Northcutt. an adj
dress. "A Close Up View of Congress"
by former Congressman ". l.. Nelson.
and an illustrated lecture. Breeds Of
Live Stock" by Prof. A. E. Trowbridge,
head Of the animal husbandry depart.
ment Of the College of Agriculture.
The Sunday morning program will be-
gin at l0:30 O'Clock. After a song sery-
ice, and welcome by o. c. Roby, the
Rev. A. n. Lindsay Of Clinton will de-
liver a sermon. A basket dinner will be
served at the noon hour.
Sunday morning. following the sing
ing of familiar songs. Miss Ella V.
Dobbs of the University will speak. She
will be followed by Prof. Walter C.
Gibbs of the Bible College. E. ". Ste.
phens will then speak on Boone Coun-
ty's Part in Missouri's Hundred Years
Of History"
Supper will be served on the grounds.
after which there will be a children's
hour, with story telling under leadership
Of an experienced teacher. and a marsh
mallow roast.
The program for Sunday night will
open with community singing. ]. Kelly
Wright will then give an illustrated lee
iure on Missouri" This will be fol-
lowed By a bonfire and iableau.
Music. both instrumental and vocal,
has been planned. The picnic grounds
have been put in FIST class condition,
and all persons interested in community
building and rural betierment have been
invited 10 attend the chautauqua. The
grounds will be electrically lighted. and
there will be an ample supply of ice
wafer. There will be no admission
charges, according to the committee in
charge