Seven of the employees each have worked for the company 21 years and all were presented with 20-year emblems. They are Mrs. Catherine R. Cox, service repre sentative. Farmville: Arthur '1 Berry. Combination man-journey man. Farmville: Harry Ewing, central office equipment installer repairman, Farmville; Mrs. Eve lyn Ewing, chief operator. Black stone: Mrs. Mona S. Miller, chief operator. Miss Lula M Wilmoth, operator, and Arthur D Hawkins, serviceman, all of the South Bos ton office Wdson B Garnett, of Char lottesville. state manager, was presented with a 10-year service emblem. Representing the com pany. in addition to Mr. Swanson, were R. E. Jones assistant divi sion manager, and P H. Lyday^ division plant manage/. Office Ceremony The 20-year award is the high est available in the organization at present, since the utility pro perty here was acquired twenty two years ago. March L 1931. Fourteen service emblems were presented to employees qualifying for five and ten year service awards during an afterno n cere mony at the company's Farmville office The emblems were present ed. with a congratulatory hand shake. by State Manager Wilson Garnett. Thirteen of the group are em ployed m the Farmville office. They are: five-year emblems. Wil liam A. Doss, apprentice lineman: Jody B Hounshell. cable splicer: Roy M. Jamerson, apprentice lineman: Howard H. Martin, ionrneymari ccmbinationman. and William I Kennedy. Jr., appren tice combinationman Six year emblems. Edward -I Lord, district plant superintend ent, and Howard L Rosen, jour neyman lineman. Seven year emblems. Virginia T. Jamersm. senior stenographer, and Marie P. Nelson, service as sistant. 11-Year Emblems Eleven year emblems. Evelvn Ranson. operator, and William D Crafton. journeyman central of fice equipment repairman. Twelve year emblem. Alon/.a B King, construction foreman, and thirteen year emblem. Elizabeth Stimpson, chief operator. Lois I. Jamerson. of the Dillwyn office, cashier-chief operator, was presented a ten year emblem

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