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News Among Ourl
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THEODORE TERRY, •*, DIES AT. HOME IN SPERRYVILLE ^
Funeral services were held at Hopewell Baptist church Sunday afternoon, November 19, „ for ' Theodor Terry, 92, who died at his home in Sperryville on Thursday, November 16.
Services were conducted by Rev. L. M. Carroll of Warrenton. Interment was in Sperryville cemetery.
Surviving: are two brothers and one sister, Mrs. Frank Fitxhugh and Wathey Terry of Sperryville, and Tony Terry of West Virginia. Those attending the funeral from Washington* D. C., were Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Harrison, Mrs. John Harris, and James. Russell.
Palbearers were Lloyd Fitshugh, Howard Butler, Thbmae Wiggingten, Joe Andes, Will Jackson, and Harry Stark.
Dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carter were Jim Foies, Charlie Dean, and Jo* Fee- - ter1 of Front RoyaL
George Jasper of Huntly and William Jackson of Amissville were guests at the borne of Mrs.;; Lola Bridget at Castleton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lewis and Miss Deleris Bridget of Flint Hill were guests Monday at the home of Mrs. Lola Bridget, who , has been guile eick. • ’
Cirfttf High Agriculture
Student Wina Award
George Liadaey of Orange, n former Vocational-Agriculture student of Carver Regional Higrb School and' member of the O. R. Johnson N.F.A. Chapter wae the recent lecipieat of the Star Superior Farmer Degree ewarded him at the National Convention of N. FX held in Atlanta, Georgia. He received n Star Superior Farmer Certificate, e gold key end a check for 1160.00 from the FJX Foundation Inc.
George has had throe years of Vocational Agriculture. Before Mitering. Hampton Institute in Sept. , he wee farming as owner operator of 40 sere farm. He hae $600.06 4 **~ invested in land, $470.00 in livestock and $100.00 in equipment. His net worth is $2,116. He hia shown leadership and co-operatM
by having served as seuttaiff treasure and reporter of hi| lpc4 association and a delegate ,tfk feds State Convention.
Roscoe Ford,. State and Sectional Dairy Firming Award winner, was aise presented at: Mp National N.F.A. Convention representing the State Association and Washington Section as canidate for the National Dairy Farming Award.
In addition, William Phillips,— President of the 0. R. Johneon g." F.A. Chapter, and State N.f.ATreasurer, attended the Convention along with the VocationalAgriculture Instructor of Carver Regional High School. 4 . ^ > ,*4
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