The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-04
flour SUPPLY
|lF RED CROSS
Used Up here
SIes Of Self Help Con-
ierences lnaugurated
in This County
MJNTY-WIDE GARDEN
INGRAM OUTLINED

| EOGRAM OUTLINED
conference of the relief
,-sr,> ot Henderson county.
~ ~ ot z. G.. AndcrS, county
,ga-r officer; &. ". Justice Of
~ county commissioners; Mrs.
l. ? Freeze. Red Cross repre-
.,,a..yr; Nvuh Hollowell of he
r,srcg. Of Commerce; D. l..
s--. county agent; f. 7. EriS-
i. vocational teacher Of I'd
,.-a'e members of the womtn's
.,~~..,rr Of the $40 year farm
,r and e.. u. White, chairman
T: ..r 5-lU year program, was
- a. Mills River high school
c-3v q. 1890 a. m. az which
- there were present The To-
Red Cross committee Of that
immunity and those who have
-, receiving aid from the dit
.-rn, relief organizations.
l. n White called the meet
no 10 Urier, stating that nc
nTrpose Of mis- conference VAS
% ascertain What land, tools.
2eis fertilizer etc. were coin"
. Be needed il Mills River con-
unity.
In Freeze. speaking for the
e! Gross. said that the flour
y2.a had been available was
| - exhausted and that there
vi be no further ShimcntS.
~ .ae present arrangement;
Y K Red Cross organization
T., Operating 100 per cen.
II, he rehabilitation plan no"
Ssg put into operation in Hen
::rg, county.
la5 Hollowel. of the CNnnI-
Il u Commerce. said he knew
L: he average man in HenIyr-
81 ,yunty knew how 10 raise
az, 70 cat, but that the pres
r s:uation had caught these
~ -nawareS; that the reli"i
" mad been for the purpose
thing Us over this period and
,.r them get on their feet.
Eacr WhitesideS and W. F..
G,ey of the local Red Gross,
sac Of the rehabilitation plan
n re>sed the fact that all
AZ! must be prepared and il
!:4G.ae>s before seeds would be
finished and that the gardens
mid be inspected from time to
>-5 dW!ng the growing season.
g. L. Jones, county ag'hl.
De an outline OF the plan fot
rIgn.'y gardens. showing a
ay: which had been prepares
II five-member family AMI
laQlnced that these plans Were
a.2o.e for distribution TO any
:: VINO wished them.
2 e. AnderS, county Superlr
i,!sa: of education, said the
Aal1l,i;ation plan was the fin
s hing he hal ever known
"a ne knew the citizens Of
s;,terson county did not want
'l,:y. but were all begging
9: A. chance 20 work.
he announced that Il supply
, ,sets. based on the needs and
Ec0g..ng 10 the planting chart
Seyast Out by the committee.
hA0 been ordered. and each per-
son would be allowed TO work
o.: ali pay for such as was
needed; hat the amount of seed
sgPaea %. wuold be deducted
nom ;ne amount of relief funds
-y;:ei ,o the county for the
T 'ns:alIment in March.
Ms, B. 4. Roxby, speaking
n he women's committee of
DO year farm plan, said
Va: the women had pledged
-Sl' aid 10 assist in drying.
,SSnains and preserving any sur
'-, foods for use next winter.
AiaIs connection, CD. White,
--9anced that the community
~aaery AZ Mills River school
.-o be available for canning
surplus raised in the com
~'a,Iy gardens.
Il the close Of the meeting.
ocal Red Cross committee
,14ested that all those who
SsS,ed assistance in working out
:, plans for securing land
seed or fertilizer. report
Nem. 1t was interesting to
thar Of the 70 people pres
about So were there who
been receiving relief aid.
ms number. only II applied
as ne Red Cross committee for
sSshce IN securing necessary
Nh "a next Friday, at 1:3O. the
s.'.: Organizations will have Il
Eng at the high school at
5 T,finer, followed by a similar
~sLence at the colored school.
sTs immunity meeting has been
~ at Edneyville OH Friday
' >" Of next week, for the pur-
~, Oh organizing a community