The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
Three Farming Experts
Come Here This Month
For Farm 'Chautauqua'

various subjects OF Importance to
housewives. 20 those living in town
and those residing In the country,
according TO Malone.
one OF the reels, devoted to sheep
has been pronounced by experienced
sheep growers aud prominent live
stock men in various sections OF the
country the bcst reel on sheep ever
produced. IL covers practically
every phase in the raising and care
OF sheep.
Two Reels of Corn"
Two reels will hc devoted to corn.
one shows tho harvesting, storing
and testing OF seed corn, step by
step, illustrating how simple and
easy. and yet how important, It is TO
have good seed IN planting. The
corn reel deals with the cultivation
of corn and how best to utilize II In
feeding live stock.
Another reel shows the farm
tractor engaged In numerous tasks,
from pluwing a town lot 30 pulling
o. plows ON the open prairie. Home
Convenience" Is the titlo ~ reel
made especially for women, but
which is said to be equally enter
tanning and instructive to men. An
other reel illustrates every step In
the canning Of various products. sun
another deals with milk i's various
uses and how It is produced, most
successfully. Poultry raising from
the farmers viewpoint is dealt with
by motion pictures. The construc-
tion and use of the sllo is shown by
movies aud another reel called
Farm Inconvenience portrays
many mistakes made on the farm.
Several Delegations Expected.
All sessions Of the two courses
are absolutely free No admission
charge OF any Kind Ia to he made,
according to Malone. Tho courses
are part Of the community educa-
tional program" that Is being car
ried Oh I'm rural sections throughout
the country. Delegations from other
counties are expected to attend the
two courses I'm this county, Malone
says. Two delegations have already
announced their intended visit-onc
from Usage county and the other
from Wagner county. Delegations
are also expected from Washington.
Rogers and Creek counties.
humorous committees to complete
plans for the courses and prepare
for delegations and other matters
have been appointed. Paul G, Meyer
secretary of the county fair assoc,a-
ton. is executive chairman OF the
short course. The various commit
tees follow: =.
Arrangement committee: Marshall
Moore, chairman, Broken Arrow
Mrs. Minnette Hedges. Tulsa; Mrs.
X. r.. Jackson, Tulsa; Yves McCul-
Tough, Broken Arrow; L. f. Moore,
Broken Arrow.
Publicity and Invitation commit
tee: 7. $. Malone, chairman, Tulsa
w. +. Heron, Tulsa Marshall
Moore, Broken Arrow; i. s. Hurd.
Broken Arrow; r. NJ. McClintock,
Tulsa; Jake Proctor, Broken Arrow;
Floyd l.. Miller, jerks; G. NJ. Hub
bard, Wagner; s. NJ. Gulstian, Paw
huska: Miss Pauline Layman, Tulsa
Louis Prcgler. Leonard and o. A
Giles. Sand Springs.
Finance committee: +. S. Hurd
chairman, Broken Arrow; Nj. O.
Hale, Paul G. Meyer and Mrs NJ. A
Watkins. all OF Tulsa.
Reception committee: Mrs. Min
nette Hedges. chairman, Tulsa; Mrs
*. r. Jackson. Tulsa; w. II. Meas
Broken Arrow; u. r. Rees, Tulsa
Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore. Broken Arrow; b.
T.. McClendon, Broken Arrow; Mrs
Wes Mccullough. Broken Arrow;
Mrs. Jennie A. Ross, Broken Arrow,
Program committee: j. S. Malone.
chairman: B, Il. McClendon, Broken
Arrow; Mrs. Minnette Hedges, Tul-
sa; Elmer Mercer, Broken Arrow; N.
NJ. Phipps. jerks; w. 7. Heron
Tulsa; Mrs. X. Il. Jackson Tulsa ;
+. S. Hurd, Broken Arrow; II. l.,
Stackhouse, R.Nby; Lewis Cline.
Tulsa: y. r.. Rees, Tulsa, and I'D
Monsclle, Sand Springs.
Exhibits and prize committee; ~
NJ. phipps, chairman, Jenks; Dan
White, BiXby; Arthur Bynum'
Broken Arrow; D. A. Wilson, Broken
Arrow: NJ. a. Watkins, Tulsa; j. X.
Michel, Broken Arrow: Mrs. Is. E.
Jackson and John Polston, Tulsa.
Classroom material committee: O.
A, Giles, chairman Sand Springs;
II. n. Anderson, Broken Arrow; H.
/. Bilyeu. Owasso; ID. H. Nelms'
Owasso: clyde Hsston, Tulsa and c.
l.. Bunyard, Bixby.
School committee: Mrs. Minnette
Hedges, chairman, Tulsa; B, r. Nc
Clendon, Broken Arrow; Pearl Link
hart, Nellie Schroeder and FLOYD
Miller OF Broken Arrow; A. G. Bow
les, Turley: ]. Osborn, Blxby; r. r.
Pauly, Glenpool; A. c. Collins Law
son and w. T.. Hutchison, Leonard
Women's committee: Mrs, X. ~.
Jackson, chairman, Tulsa; Mrs PAU
c. Meyer, Mrs. NJ. A. Watkins MIS-,
r. Y. Evans, Mrs. f. c. Gleeh az Oh
! Tulsa, Mrs. i. |. Gray, Catoosn; Mrs
Gene Shaw, Tulsa Mrs.J M. Moore
Broken Arrow: Mrs R@E. Fountain,