SPIRIT OF JEFFER. ON r ,i MrRs ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.1, 1959
Hailer "Ricky" Snyder
tertained Friends
It Birthday Party
"Ricky" Snyder, son of
a~d Mrs. Garland F. Snyder
Was'hington Street wa.~
to many of his If,tile friends
U, birthday party, the occasion
his 3rd birthday. A large
cake decorated in white
yellow cand~les graced the
of the table and the polar
o~ white and yellow was
out in the table decorat-
and favors. Ricky received
lovely presents, Guests in-
Jenny Sue and Peggy
Smith, ~herry Smith, Ann
Teresa a,ud Jimmy Cline.
and Sherry Turner, Judy
Terry Propps, Wendy KiN
Betsy Barker, RolYby Poyne,
Kelley, Debbie McCabe,
Martin, Brenda and Sandy
Kathy and Paula Propps
Anders and C. B, Dearlng.
lize :Lawn Now
~Did you fertilize your lawn in
It is hoped you did and
is a good time for another
It is pointed out the best mix-
you can use is a 10-8-6 fertil
at the rate of twenty to twen
five pounds per 1,000 square
-~f this formula is not available a
fertillizer is very saris-
Use it at the same rate.
sure the lawn is dry when
apply the ~ertilizer. If the
is damp, you will no doubt
the grass badly.
If you use hand application of
it is suggested you divide
amount of fertilizer you wish
apply in half or equal parts.
the first part to the lawn
~¢~ssing the lawn in ¢,ne direction.
second half should be applied
lawn at right angles to
first application.
2"he important element in t.he
ilizer as far as the grass is
is nitrogen, Be sure to
your lawn now.
Grain Varieties
varieties recommended
Kenbar, Hudson, Dayton and
varieties are Seneca,
Thorne and Dual.
oats are not generally
for W. Va. They are
however grown to some extent l,q
this area. Varieties that seem most
seem most suited to this area are
Forkedeer, DuBoi.s, Ballard and
Lee Cold Proof.
If you seed winter oats they
should be seeded before October
1st and preferably by Sept. 15.
Feeder Calf Prices
Hold Steady State
Feeder Calf Show, Sale
Feeder calf prices at the State
Feeder Calf Show and Sale hold
i even with last year.
Thursd,ay, Segtember 17, 340
feeder calves sold at the State 4-Hi
Camp for an average of $34.82 per!
hundred weight or $145.27 per
head.
The 254 steers calves averaged
$154.00 per head or $36.46 per hun
dred weight. In 1958 the steers:
averaged thirty seven dollars per
hundred weight.
The 86 heifers sold for an av-
erage of $119.00 per head or $29.-
72 per cwt. Last year the selllng
price for heifers was an average
$30.41 per cwt.
The steer calves this year avera
ged 423 lbs. whic~ was thirteen
~ounds under the 1958 average.
The heifer calves were seve,u
pounds under last year at 402
~ound average.
If the resul'Ls of this sale can
be used as an indicator, it looks
like feeder cattle prices in 1959
wiN be close to t;lzat of 1958.
Larry Magaha Named
New President Of
Middleway 4-H Club
The meeting of the l~4ddleway
Cli~nbers 4-H Club was held l~ri-
day, Sept. '18th at the home of
Miss Linda Lei~ht. The meeting
was called to order by Vice Pres-
ident Larry bfagaha after which
the election of new officers was
held. The new officers are as fol-
lows:
President. Larry Magaha; Vice
~resident, Murt~a Dalgarn; sec-
i retary, Bo.trby Smal'ley; Treasurer
~Ellen Roper; So,v~g Leader, Janet
Kite; Assistant Leader, Gene Barr
Game Leader, Eddie Wl~tinffton;
Asststan,t Game leader, Larry Law
fence; Reporter, Linda Leig~ht.
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