Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-23
EXPERTS To SPEAK
At FARM MEET IN \
F.. ATHENS THIS WEEK


ATHENS, Ca, Jan. ga record
breaking attendance is expected to
mark the sixteenth annual "Farm
ers' week and marketing Golfer
ence," which opened Monday morning
at the State College of Agriculture.
Many nationally known speakers
will address several hundred farm
ers, business men and bankers. Rail-
roads have offered reduced rates,
Marketig and production will be the
principal subjects discussed.
The complete program follows:
MONDAY, JANUARY %
Afternoon Session, P. M.
Invocation-Dr E. Il. Hill, pastor First
Presbyterian church. Athens, Ga.
Address Of WelcOme-Dr. Andrew M.
Soule.
Association president j. e. Conweu.
Commodity Organization-M. c. Gay,
James w. Morton and Mrs. NJ. 3. Judd,
Discusslon-ned by j. G. Oliver, state
agent.
Evening Session, P. M.
DR.. Milton P. Jarnagin, presiding.
"Co-ordinating the Interests of the Pro-
Queer and the oonsumer'Ms. B. Talley:
Moving pictures in auditorium-ln charge
Of Professor G. A. Crabb.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 90
Morning Session, 9 to 10 O'Clock
G. F. Hunnicutt, editor Southern Culttva
tor presiding.
sor J. Fl. Wood.
"Couuty Poultry Breeders Associations"
Professor W. G. Mccoy.
Poultry Judging-Demonstrat in sep
arating producing from nOn-producing birds,
determining whether a hen is laying at
present and estimating past and future egg
production. Professors Wood, Mccoy
Wooster, Canyon and 4. n overt0n'
Chancellor David c. Barrow, presiding.
Address 1.-THE State Bureau of Markets
Program for 1921. ]. Brown, commits
sioner of agriculture.
1.-THE Needs of Our Public School Sys-
tent ]. Ballard, state school Superin-
tendent-elect of Georgia.
Afternoon Session
8 to- P. M.
Director J. Phil Campbell, presiding.
Cotton Production Under Boil Weevil
Conditions George a. Maloney, q. s. bu-
reau of entomology; Ira w. Williams, state
bureau of entomology.
Discussion by County Agents-Led by
United States department of agriculture.
Evening Session, z. M.
DR.. A G. G. Richardson, presiding.
'Function of Daily Press in Solving Ru-
raj Problems"-Roy Neal, editor Savannah
Morning News, Savannah, Ga
Recent Advances in Nutrition illustrated
Lecture) -AIiss Mathews.
How the Southeastern Fair Helps the
Farmer"-R. NJ. Striplin. secretary Of the
Nv ''-' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a
Morning Session, to IL O'Clock
Har chairman soil imDrOY0meU
committee, Southern Fertilizer association
"Standards for Hays''-Dr John R. Fain.
Permanent Pastures for Georgia"-Pro-
Farming plans for South GeorgiaY-
Professor Hungerford.
Discussion by County Agents-Led by J.
F. Jackson, agricultural agent, Central of
Georgia railroad.
c. A. Cobb, editor Southern Ruralist, pre-
siding.
DR.. Andrew NJ. Soule.
Afternoon Session
8 to P. N.
Director J. Phil Campbell, presiding.
"The Chamber of Commerce as a Fac
tor in Agricultural Development. Roger Mil
Ter, secretary chamber of commerce, Macon,
Ga.
"Club Work as Factor in Agricultural
Progress'-I. w. Hill, Washington, d. o.,
IN charge OIL boys CluD WOIks
RoundtabIe Dscussion-Led by @. Y. Gun
LII D'H' EVENING SESSION
P. M.
James NJ. Norton presiding.
"Co-operative Marketing of Farm Crops, "
Carl Williams, president Cotton Growers
exchange, Dallas. Tex.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25,
Morning Sessions, to IL O'clock
Prof. II. P. Stuckey, director Georgia ex-
pertinent station, presiding.
Terracing demonstrations, Professors Guy
L. Smith, and Breach,
Potato house construction, Professors
Fain and Clegg.
''The Invertase Method of Syrup Manu-
>facture," Professor J Lowry M
DR.. L. C. Hardman, presiding.
Address Clifford NJ. Walker, governor
'1'N' " AFTERNOON SESSION
to P. M.
Director J. Phil Campbell, presiding.
Field Crops Other Than Cotton" DR..
| John r. Fain.
in Turner County," George t. Belts. Ash
~" " C nm, Fruit Growing" DR.. Ly-
| man B. Veeder, Baldwin Ga.
Evening Session, 8 P. M
DR.. John r. Fain presiding.
"Stabilizing the Dairy Industry" Prof. j.
A. Mclean, Chicago. III, VT,
Hunter, president Georgia Bankers asso-
! citation.
Experiments in the Use Of Calcium Ar
senate in Controlling the Boil Weevil," A.
E. Grantham, Richmond, Va:
| FRIDAY, JANUARY %.
Morning Session, to IL O'Clock.
Professor S. II. Starr, director Coastal
| Plain experiment station, Triton, Ca, pre-
Demonstration in the Grading and Pack
ing of Fruits and Vegetables and Making
Sprays-Professors Mediation, Firor, Mckay,
Harvey and Harrington.
IL O'Clock Noon.
Mrs. James E. Hays, president Georgia
Federation of Women's clubs, presiding.
"a Mans and q Womans job in the
Community''-Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon, state
agent home demonstration work of North
| Carolina.
1.-THE Interest Of the Georgia Federation
Work''-Mrs. Ira w. Farmer, state chair
man home demonstration work, Georgia Fed
| Grafton of Women's clubs.
Afternoon Session, 8 to s.
Miss Mary Z. CreSwell presiding.
Coordination of Agricultural and Home
Economics Work'-SIrs. Jane S. McKimmon,
W. G. MiddlebroOks and Mrs. Myrtle S.
Sibley.
Mrs. w. A. Worsham, Jr., and Miss Lois
P. Dowdle.
Evening Session, O'clock.
DR.. T. Fl. Mediation, presiding.
Address, Brazilian Manners and Gus
toms"-Dr. Andrew NJ. Soule
Social gathering and reception to visitors.
- SATURDAY, JANUARY 81.
Morning Session, to IL O'clock.
Fl. B. Rails, Jr., president Georgia Swine
Growers association, Ashburn, Ca, presid-
ing.
Demonstration in Judging and Grading
Hogs-Professors flanagan, Gay, Garner,
Liddell and Russell.
Discussion led by Roland Turner. Southern
railway.
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