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Norman Grimsley “signs up” at the local P.M,A. office, -assisted by Chief Clerk Earl Yansey in filling nut the 1950 work sheet on the farm owned by his brother, Barnett Grimsley, where he plans to seed ten acres of Orchard Grass-Ladino Clorer.
Other Rappahannock farmers who are being assisted by the P.M.A. program in establishing Orchard Grass (or Kentucky 31 Fescue) and Ladino Clorer pastures are: Robert Miller, Felton Nicholson, Lynwood Fry, Charlie Compton, W. B. Nor* man, A. C. Hensley, Joseph D. Keyser, D.> T. Smith, J. D. Janney, B. H. Wayland, W. G. Eastham, Thomas Williams, Woodrow Coughlin, W. S. Hughes, Miss Mary Bruce, D. D. Miller, H. S. Barksdale, J. Hill O’Bannon, James W. Fletcher, Nish North, Maynard Gertler, Ray Cannon, Frank Kinsey, C. M. Ramey, Mrs. D. B. Smith, Frank R. Taylor, Mrs. Mary G. Taylor, Mrs. Fannie Eastham, I. L. Parrish, H. L. Manwaring, Barnett Grimsley, Aubrey Cloud, R. L. Johnson, C. J. Miller, Floyd Compton, and L. J. Turner.
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