PMA Election Returns

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Returns from the five PMA community elections, held November 16, were snnounced this week by H. S. Barksdale, Rappahannock county PMA chairman during 1*50.

by communities the following farmers were elected to administer PMA, farm programs in 1951:

Stonewall — Chairman, H. G. Wayland, re-elected; vice chairman, N. H. Grimsley, re-elected; regular member, Lester Wayland, newly elected.

Wakefield —- Chairman, W. L. Sutphin, re-elected; vice chairman, Nish North, newly elected; regular member, M. R. Bradford, Jr.,

ly elected. ■ Hampton—Chairman, floyd E. Compton, re-elected, vice chairman, T. M. Johnston, re-elected; regular member, Milton Gore, newly elected.

Piedmont—C hair man, H. A^ Brown, re-elected; vice chairman,1 Earl Kilby, re-elected; regular member, John H. Wayland, newly elected-. .. -....... -. ~ r Jackson—chairman, L. H. lAfrv trail, re-elected; Tic# chairman, A. W, Woodward, re-elected; regu-rlar member, J. R. Latham, reelected.

These community committeemen. wdll take office immediately to : administer the 1951 Agricultural Conservation Prigram, price support programs, acreage allotments and other farm programs as they apply in this copnty, . _ ’ Although they are paid for only a few days a year, these community committeemen are always "ea-caU” to assist their neighbor* in matters pertaining to PMA programs. Get to know them and get the habit of consulting your committeemen.

Room Mothers Appointed

At Sperty*ilfc» School 'r

The following room mothers here been appointed for the school session of 1950-1951-at the Sperryville school:

First grade—Miss Bella Hitt, tea^ker1—Mrs. Jamie Jarvis and Mrs. Billy Bream; \ : : ^

Second grade—dfra Bertie Lib Moffett, teacher—Mrs. John Wethers, Mrs. Fred Schaefer.

Third and. fourth grades—Mrs.* Kathleen Lawrence, teacher—Mrs. Billy Long. s 1 Fourth* and fifth grade*—Miss Mary Miller Wood, teacher—Mrs.» Stan Wearer, and Mrs. G. M. Black. - .. • -

Fifth grade—Mrs. Ella Luttrell, teacher—Mrs. Arthur Miller and Mrs. George Brown.

Sixth grade!—Mrs. Juliett Johnson, teacher—Mrs. Randolph Beyers and Mr*. George Bavis. * Sixth grade—Mrs. Ann Keyser,' teacher—Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Jr., and Mrs. Ennis Brown.

Seventh grade—Mrs. Billy.Kilby and Mrs. Dyke Quaintance, teachers—Mrs. Catherine Brown . and Mrs. Carson Anderson.

Seventh grade—Mrs. Matilda Walker, teacher—Mrs.* Paul Walk- i; er and Mrs. Nelson Nethers. ‘ The next meeting of th Sperry- . villa P.-T. A. will- meet the-first' . Tuesday in December, (Decern-Ji her 6) at the SpCrryville school. '

42.7%

In the Register

Who and where this block names, as the paper's Register counts them. Kinship is what this block itself says.

Name	Here as	Kinship stated	In the paper
H. S. Barksdale	—	—	858
M. R. Bradford	—	—	1,255
T. M. Johnston	—	—	830
Earl Kilby	—	—	297
J. R. Latham	—	—	562
Bertie Lib	—	—	784
Mrs. Fred Schaefer	—	—	767
Mary Miller	Miss. Mary Miller	—	282
Mrs. Arthur Miller	—	—	445
Mrs. C. E. Johnson	—	—	607
Mrs. Catherine Brown	—	—	1,247
Matilda Walker	Mrs. Matilda Walker	—	276
Mrs. Nelson Nethers	—	—	715

Name

Here as

Kinship stated

In the paper

H. S. Barksdale

—

858

M. R. Bradford

—

1,255

T. M. Johnston

—