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descended this time. Except for that reading. Strip lin calls the present high tempo: a tures "about normal." Usual to middle and late April are rpadnv from 80 to 90 degrees. When it goes over 90. it is "a little un usual." he admits. While Farmville's weather sta tion instruments had n >! regis tered more than a trace of rain through Wednesday night, no: ... > • othrr sections of the county The weatherman reports “nice' show ers at Rice. Pamplin and the r\tv lington Heights vicinity Farm work wise, the weathn man-turned-county agent report;, tobacco bed Plants rising splen didly under the impact of shower: and warm sunshine Farmers are in the midst of one of the yeai big jobs—corn planting. By the end of the week .tor agent estimates a good 70 per r< nt of the corn crop will be in the ground. They may be mopping brows in town, but the turn in the weather is just what the farmer ordered excepting the weeds that a fine spring tor growing produced f
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