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TRUCK dROPS
It looks now as if the freeze of March 26-27 may i materially in- * create Virginia growers’ competition from Southern areas at harvest time. ! • * v
The cold weather in the States to the South of Virginia hilled early plants and delayed the harvest of some crops. | L j‘
The strawberry crop in the Carolina’s | and Tennessee was seriously damaged, land shipments will be delayed from two to three weeks. Prospects are for M good yield in Virginia. j I .
Another effect of the freeze may show up iti a shortage of tomato plants for; the middle, stage of planting in Virginia. Georgia plants were badly hurt by the, freeze, and it is uncertain jus? what supply will be Available there.
Growers down South had to replant much snap beans acreage,
and this delay in their crop" will ( mean* more competition when Virginia beans are sold, i r
Flint Hill News Notes
The Reverend Raymond Cardwell of Richmond Memorial Church, is the guest speaker at revival services at Jeffersonton Church. He is a guest of Mif. and Mrs. H. G. TTrach while in HiH. ! The Flint Hill H. D. met Tuesday - night with Ruth Soyens.
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Mrs. C. E. Johnson entertained the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Reynolds Memorial Baptist Church, Sperryville, on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R, E. Wood led the program which was based on Hong Kong.
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