The Farmville PCA, short-! term credit organization, is now 91.4 per cent locally owned by members in the nine countries I served through the Farmville of fice. Frojn an initial federal loan, of $195,000 in government stock, members of these associations have returned $185,000. At the present, members own $84,400 in Class B (voting) stock: $22,035 in Class A 'non-voting' stock: and $128,695 in unapplied earn ings. Countries served bv the Farm ville office are Prince Edward. Amelia. Nottoway. Cumberland, Buckingham, Charlotte. Appomat tox. Amherst, and Campbell. Sell To Redeem A resolution presented bv Di rector H. E Boswell. .Tr. Burke ville. at the meeting and adopted by the membership, sanctioned the continued selling >f A-Stock t-o redeem the last $10,000 of federal government funds remain ing in the association. Members re-elected G. W. Pal mer. Green Bay, as director of PCA. State Senator Palmer is president of the organization and presided at Saturday's session. Other directors of PCA are H. E. Boswell. Burkeville: R. T. Hub bard, Buckingham: Frank Baber. Columbia: and B. M. Wailes. Sweet Briar in Amherst county. N'FLA Directors

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