Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 154, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1954 — Page 10

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.. < <-,..., t -V*',?- z > 1 3; • | The Fisher-Mock revival party, | including the Rev. €. A. Fisher, ' well known evangelist of -Port- ; land; the <Rev. Richard Mock, pas- ; tor of a Wabash, Q„ church and ; musician, and Mrs. Mock, also a | talented musician, -will ..arrive in I Decatur Sunday, for a two* week | series of meetings in a tent to be < erected at 10th and Dayton streets. I The evangelistic party will conI duct meetings every night at 7:45 I o’clock and afternoon meetings I will be added at 2 o’clock each I Sunday. . > The principal speaker, Rev., ■' .... s . “. ■■ ... ——-—

Fisher, stated that healing services would be conducted each Friday night and on Sunday afternoon*. The aeries of meetings wIU open Sunday afternoon with a aongfest under the auspices of the Victory Prayer hand of which the ’Rev. Janies R Meadows of this city Is. leader. Bev. and Mrs. Mock Will have ' charge of the special music during the two week visit in the city and Rev. Fisher will deliver the sermons. The public is invited to attend and all meetings will be interdenominational. A thousand cardboard saucers will be released from an airplane over Decatur Saturday afternoon to advertise the evangelistic series, Rev. Fisher said, and several of the saucers will be marked with a red cross. All persons finding a saucer with a cross will receive a free Bible, the evangelist stated. Rev. Fisher has been known for years as the flying evangelist and has held » private flier’s license for more than 15 years. He uses the airplane frequently when making long trips'between cities. Crop Demonstration Oa Wind My 13 Plots Laid Out By — Adams Central FFA Farmers interested in making more profits from »their wheat crops will be interested in the wheat plot demonstration on the - and miles west of Decatur. The Adams Central Future Farmers, of America, under the guidance of their leader, Marvin Watson, and in cooperation with the extension service and Oscar Brown, have laid out plots of eight different varieties of wheat. On July 13 at 6:3ff p.m; either' Dr. R. E. Beeaon or M. O. Pence, agricultural extension agronomists, will be at the Brown farm to help measure the yields of equal plots of the wheat. I The demonstration affords farmers a goodchance to compare growing characteristics and yields of different popular wheat varieties, and the difference in yield between fertilised and Hon-fertil-ized plots. • The plots, which are now marked by a sign along the road bxjhe Brown farm, are located within a wheat field which will be threshed before the demonstration takes place. /• At this time the tallest variety in the plot is Silina wheat, which is about 4'4 feet tall, but the grain itself is still immature. The plot of Knox, which is not now recommended for this area, is very short, but is already mature. An experimental variety khown as exp. 395 is fairly tall, but shows some signs of rust. Th§ only white bearded variety in the plot, Cornell, is second only the Silina in height. Other wheat varieties in the demonstration include Vigo, Fairfield, Seneca, and Butler, some of which have been very popular with wheat growers in Adams county. The strips, about ten feet wide, and including about one-tenth of an acre, were planted last fall by the Adams Central Future Farmers with equipment loaned them by Brown. The seed for the experiment was furnished by the extension service. At the time of planting. 5-20-20 fertilizer at the rate of 160 pounds per acre, was applied to all the plbts except one. This will afford farrfiers a chanee to see if it is profitable to apply fertilizer ,to soil which is similar to that on the Brown farm. This spring when the wheat was about six inches high a mixture of 33% ammonium nitrate was applied at the rate of 100 pounds per acre. Watson stated that such demonstrations have proved very valuable in the past, not only in wheat, but also in bats and corp varieties. Experiments for better and higher yielding wheat varieties are being made continually by the department of agriculture extension service, and as new varieties with desirable characteristics are found, they are released to commercial dealers- for distribution. Mormon Dancing LONDON; USSTF — What the British call "Mormon Dancing’’ is catching on fast in the nation's ballrooms, even among “serious” dancers. This dancehall novelty, in which the main danees with -tW girls at the same time, is heralded as the perfect answer k> the shortage of partners problem If a girl can't find a partner she just strings along behind another girl.

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