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RAPP-CHATS
(Continued from page 1). Senator Stephens will discuss "Agriculture in the Virginia Economy.’'** “
The first evening, Wednesday, July 30, the group will hear a humorous Hall rector of the Episcopal church, Portsmouth Ohio.
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Another feature of the Friday night program will l>e the presentation of “certificates of merit,” to two Individuals judged to have contributed most to Virginia agriculture during the past year.
Speakers for the various sections include:
Family life—Dr. Clarence Poe, editor of The Progressive Farmer, Raleigh and Judge Camille Kelly, judge of the juvenile and domestic relations court, Memphis on Thursday; Dr. Guion Johnson, professor of social sciences, University *01North Carolina, on Friday. Also on Friday will be a panel discussion on the values of family life and how to strengthen them.
Economics—E. G. Nourse, former chairman of the council of economic advisors, Washington, D. C. and Dr. Arthur Mauch, professor of agricultural economics, Michigan State C ollege, on Friday. Other speakers for this section will lie announced later. Youth—Warren E. Schmidt, field agent USDA, Washington, D. C. on i htirsday. Also on Thursday w ill be a panel on “Our World * Neighbors” with international farm youth exchange delegates from Virginia- and foreign countries participating. Dean M ledge Moffett, of Radford College and Rev. Charles Jones, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Friday.
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