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ily Men Attend . ier»* Meeting t record audience of over 600 I on hand for the sixth annual -State Farmers’ Meeting, held fcary 25 in Hagerstown, Maryaudience, composed of aers from Maryland, Penninia, Virginia and West Viri, ^ heard noted agricultural fchonties speak on the latest aing methods, procedures and lipment. | Herman Stockslager, president the committee in charge of the eeting, has announced that, sm all reports we have receivfrom farmers, this was by far i best Meeting ever conducted this group—both as to size of idience and material presented.” h Those from this area who helpin the planning and direction the 1952 Farmers’ Meeting intuded: County Agent, W. H. pyne, Maurice O’Bannon and C. C. Sinn. The Farmers’ Meeting audience, riiieh took up every available seat “i Franklin Court Auditorium and rerflowed into the rear of the ill heard noted extension, university and experimental agricultural men as well as farm: aachinery experts, pasture award fnners, leading farmers from this “ and farm mnnnoftntm__— 1 iiiaiiogci 9, =3-W.lias
Irene Bridges Word has been received by her friends in Sperryville that Miss Irene Bridges died Saturday at a Nursing Home in Leesburg, following a long illness occasioned by a broken hip sustained in a fall in her hbme several months ago. Miss Bridges will be remembered by a host of friends made while she stayed at the Lee Highway hotel for many years, later moving to the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Johnson in the count | ty. Mr and Mrs. Johnson attend! the funeral services Monday in Leesburg.
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