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Green Bay Mi and Mrs. John Craddock were the invited suests to a lively dinner at li p. in. last'Wednesday aiven by Miss Mary Lou Raiford and Mr and Mrs C T Redd at their apartments in the Uedd i home. H. !•'. Kauffman and daughter. | Miss Ruth Kauffman were aiter j noon guests of Mrs. J. W. McFar , land Thursday. Mr. Kauffman re ton goal at 17.000 acres, on which ; they expect 11.000 bales produc tion. However lie said that the ; goal was not consistent with the 1952 production of 23,000 bales on 23.000 acres, one of the best cot ton years Virginia growers have enjoyed. Mr. Jordan also fed that the good prices cotton has brought plus the smaller acreage allotments on peanuts and tobac co in 1953 may be an incentive for more cotton to be planted. In releasing the goals from the State A8>icultura. Mobiliza j lion Committee. Mr. Jordan ex plained that they are merely guides to assist farmers toward over-all production objectives. He said that the AMC did not consider county production goals to be necessary or feasible in Vir ginia.
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