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Graves, the late James H. Fletcher, James E. Tates, J. H. O’Bannon and W. W. Coppedge.
From this small beginning the concern now processes millions of . pounds of apples marketed as juice, the quality of which has met consumer perference over the entire Atlantic seaboard- market with some slated for export. H. B. tiTood is present manager and I. R. Kilby, production manager. Second Co-op. Organised in 1944
The Washington Co-operative Fruit Growers* Inc., was organised in July 1944 and started packing in September 1946 with 22 members. Its storage Capacity is 50,000 bushels, more or less, while its packing facilities . are ultra modern. , , A few years later another packing and sfotage house was constructed in the third fruit growing area of the county by Wood Bros, of Flint HilL This plant is considered by leaders in the apple field as one of- the best in the .East. Wood Bros, not only grade, pack and store the produce of their large orchards but also of a number of their neighboring fruit'
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