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MRS. IRAM I- BLAND Ml I K IK St * \. n -ir teller. in a native >»f Hurk« ' ilie. V '•! Burk' - • ilc Hi : n Si h««*l and of H’liCington Business t ■>* !eac. N ( She has been n employee of the hunk ;'->r war*. Lives »• :.!• Second si r *-*•! with he? u".-v 1 Kerm-th Milkers*;.;;, and fr. •••;■ id wn, Ken. >. BRl « L sl'KNi i'l! . ashler an t trust officer, a native of Bucking ham Count;;', a graduate of Hampden Sjdnev t ollege. has been employed ir the hank since L‘.'<7. except for fotn years' duty with the L S, Navy i.mpluliM- !•••■-• m the Kuie(i".m th« at re us a lieutenant during VS or Id Mar M. Li es on Hampden Svdnev road with his wife. Mrs. Gladys Cur;is Spencer. MRS. LI KLINE A WO OTTO N. a* •aslant cashier the bank s oldest em ployee in point of service, was born in Print*- Edward, reared in Cumber land < nunty. He; employment dales from September I. 1918 She is *» graduate of l.ongwood College and li-.es at lOfi Beech street She has one son. Fiank 7 Wootton. Jr. JOHN 11 VARNER assistant cashier and manager of the farm service de partment. horn in Cumberland County educated at John Randolph High School ami 19411 graduate of V.P I. in agricultural e, onomics. Lives <>•» Route <>. Farmville. with wife Mr Annie T. Varner, and two children. Janet \nn. and John H . Ji . i.
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