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VF.KV ' - < W ilM M h n i ■ i P m, . 1 11 v% i d < mint - . v • idunt „f Prospect High School. ha« smr as C«mmis-i iner of K,mi m;, I • Pi in, c Edward I .in'; sin.- 1 P I • \.*iic in ci»i» and cliunh pro cram-. current!, tn-i-siJen Smthside Conirnunitv Ho-pii il • t HARM S W (, \ 1 : S a naio Prin,e Edward Count, . • .i,. ) Kite High School. Prominent dm:, farmer, m mher of Prin-.e Cdwu’d Board >t Supervisors. and leader I MONK'iK JOHNS, a native of Buckingham < ount>, graduate of Curds, rile High School and \ ir B inia Pohtechnie Institute, part ner of Johns Equipment ( ompan, church and civic leader. Al.I.W V\ O f.AKOON born in Petersburg. reared in henbridge. graduate of henbridge High School, has been in the building construe turn business since established own firm in I H 17 . M e in be r of Farmville Tu»n Council. W M l EK S VNFORD. horn in Parkslev Va . rearrd in harmville graduate of Earmville High School and Washington & l ee I ni\ersi*> joined the bank staff in 1V#2. Now serves as executive vice-president.
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