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population well within the earn ing rapacities ol then ranee- h e i been a perplexing. but highly im portant problem, in State | which rt«'it are found. 1 In a few scattered area in V‘i. - i ginia browse hne< are showing which is a tragic thing. It not only , means that there is overcomr : • tion for existing food, that, lie animals are becoming runty, and ; that normal antler growth is iously mu iired. What i still worse i; that the tfverpnpul.it :<>n: of deer bate destroyed then ranges for years to come. Mattie is one state in whir:', they hate never had laws again-* taknr' deer of either .•.ex, \vi . they or not this is the cause, th - fa. never!hole- ; remains th d. ih Mu ine t he hunters anno; by ha ■ ve--t the 1. i.-cd dem the buck-! having the in antler anvwhe.i t he found in the country Game managers in many State . when deer me well established, are leaning to the view that i: will be wise to mlow the hunters t > take any deer they care to shoot in all open seasons (w een Bay M,. and Mrs. John Cradd ck celebrated their 50 th wedding anniversary at their home, last Saturday night. Their daughters. Mrs. W S. Ck ‘athain and Mi W I Price, .urpnsed them with a small party. The guests arrived it 8 f). in., and -pent a pleasant jovial evening A large wedding cake was cut and served with ranch anti other refreshments The workmen are gottme on '.ell with the cement sidewalk be ing laid thifoi th a part ol tho village. While it is, torn up and muddy now. we can already a" much improvement. V-T.\ Meets The P-TA met at the . . aool house here. Thursday n Tt D H. Berk is quite sick at In, home. Miss Dianne Allen, of Shen-j
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