I ' . jubilee Farmer Recognition ! .Most pounds sold—J. A. Hazel grove C U ill bell a u d. 33.000 pounds: C. M. Smith. Cumber land. 20,224 pounds: ilarold Var ner Cumberland: W. C. Elliott, dullsville: K. W. Gannaway. Buckingham, and J. L. Ransom Charlotte. » Highest single sale averages— W. C Elliott. 1.318 pounds, $657.24. average $10.88. E. W. Gilliam. 1,234 pounds. $608.44. average $411.30. !'’ M. Taylor and Soil, 1.186 pounds, $555.82 aver age $4712. M. I). Harris. 1.632 pounds. $757.28. average $46.40. Growers coming greatest dis tance — \V. E. Mitchell. Bedford. 75 miles, G. A. Skinncll. Bedford. 72 miles: John McCoy. Gladstone. 50 miles: J. N. Bigger. Chase City. 50 miles: Mrs. C E. Strum and C. J Wright. Lovingston. 53 miles. Otis W Thompson. 77. of Route 3 Farmvtde. broke hts leg about 2 15 p. m , Monday, when he was struck by a ear on West Third Street._

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