I'un For All The 1952 event was neatly sum med up as one of the towns businessmen explained: 'everyone t moved it, especially the prize winners, but for the town it meant an opportunity to give back a token of appreciation to '.lie men who do their tobacco business in Farfnvillc. Webster, the dictionary man has a word for it too. Ho calls jubilee- a season or occasion of general joy.” There was just one final word of advice to growers from the sponsors: begin getting those cou pons together. It would be tough to have the number called that's I ack home in another pair of pants. Powhatan Sidewalks Ft. m) In Road Rids Highway improvements projects m two local counties arc included in work for which bids will be opened February 17 uy the State Highway Department. The proj ects include: A mile of 24-foot concrete pavement on Route 260 west of Hurkeville to close a gap between tin' new Hurkeville overpass and the Prince Edward line. Approximately two-tenths of n nine of concrete sidewalk at Pow - hatan C. II.. along Route 13.
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