The Hershey Press 1910-12-30

              School of Agriculture
Meet ing fcr Farmers Is Being Held This
Week in Annville
The movable school of agricultu re, a
new feature in the spread of advanced
ideas in agriculture, conducted by the
State, is being held this week in the
auditorium of the Engle Conservatory
at Lebanoft Valley College, Annville. .
The remainder of the program which
began'on Wednesday is as follows :
Friday morning, 9.30, December 30—
Potato Culture, Dr. J. H. Funk; The
woman's place in the life on the farm,
Miss Jean Kane Foulke.
Friday afternoon, 1.30—Outlining
some newer and better methods of
poultry keeping, W. Theo. "Witinan ;
The peach and how to raise it, Dr. J.
H. Funk; The woman farmer—her
diffic ulties and possibilities,Miss Foulke.
Friday evening, 7.00—Music, Winter
eggs or how to make hens lay in Janu-ary,
W. Theo. Witman ; Our neglected
ogportunities, Miss Foulke; Birds 'and
insects, Dr. J. H. Funk. '; :
Saturday morning, 5*.30, December 31
—Commercial orcharding, Dr. J. H.
Funlf; Fruits : vaiiety best adapted for
this locality, H. C. SnaveJy; Better
poultry stocks, W. Theo. Witman.
Saturday afternoon , 1.30—Pruning,
fertilizing and thinning, Dr. J. H.
Funk ; Educating the poultry keeper,
W. Theo. Witman; Valedictory, H. C.
Snavely; adjournment.
. Our greatest glory is not in never
failing, but in rising every time we fall.
Old-Time Minstrel Show
The Hershey Band Was There "With
Bells On "
The Hershey Band gave a ministrel
show on Thursday evening of last-week.
It was an old-time' minstrel' show, .with
a Tambo," Sambo arid all the other
things that go to make up' a show of
this kind. The Hershey; Park Auditor M
urn was crowded, and everybody enjoy-ed
themselves.:. We -knew that, there
was quite a .'bit of talent in and around
Hershey, but we were' not aware that
there was so much of it until we wit-nessed
this show. We have talent to
spare and then some.
/ The fun makers .of the show Were
Herbert and/Albert Schultze, as Sambo
and Tambo. Earl Mays acted as inter-locutor,
and he was as fine as fine could
be. Sambo and Tambckepfc' the audi-ence
in a good humor with their local
jokeg, but quite a number passed over
their heads. During the ' first part,
Walter Patterson sang "Silver Threads
THE HERSHEY BAND
Hear . Dem Bells" as though he never
had a tj old in his life. Eddie Wolf sang
"Silver Bells."- Eddie did well. In
fact, he covered himself with glory,
Herbert Schultze sang "Are Youwise?"
The verses were original, all.local. The
song went big. ¦[ Wm; Wick sang "As
Deep as the Deep Blue Sea." It is
needless to say that William did well-he
always does this, especially when, it
comes to singing. The Hershey Band
opened the.'show, also closing it, play-ing
the overtures in fine style.
During the intermission, the Y. M.
C. A. orchestra played several selec-tions.
The orchestra certainly deserves
(continued oh page 13)
Among the Gold. " Walter was suffer-ing
with a severe cold but, nevertheless,
did creditably. Albert Schultze'. also
had a cold but he tackled "Don't You