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“The puMie i peper Agricultu will be held April 20, at 8 er National B| Thursday night week," Donald the Association,: . change in
^brought
of die CulAssociation
Friday night,
in the Culpepik
instead of
announced last
te, President of
ted today. This
meeting date was
about because of conflicts / With other meetings, according to Mr. Kite* 4 F '
The public will be informed at
this meeting concerning the development and die! financing of the Lester CUtterbuck farm recently, purchased by the Association. The' plans call for th^ building of a sales pavilion in which non* slaughter livestock will be sold and the erection ings to house the tural shows. •
of other build*
various agricul“The
need for
recognized when the Culpepjer Agricultural a——-- Organized,” obthese
facilities
ive years ago
Association served Donald Kite, "but not until recently has a suitable location been secured."
This project is lone of interest to the‘ farmer aijd businessman alike. U will nof only provide means for the farmer to sell his beef cattle, dairy cattle, sheep, and hogs more advantageously, but it will be the means of bringing other livestock shows and sales to this am. • 4 . •
As a result, Culpeper and nearby counties will reaeve favorable publicity from die the quality livestock which we have in this area to five buyers.
standpoint of
offer prospecChiefs
OperiSeaaon
Sunday, A t. lome;
Play Gordon sville \
The Rappahannock Baseball season will official!) open here on Sunday April 22 when the Chiefs meet the boys iron at Moffett's Field
Mayor Dorothy
Gordonsville
Davis will throw out the first 1*11.
The jChiefs won first place in 1955, but lost it to flint Hill in the play off. i j
GARDENCLU B |i ' ■ t TO MEET APRIL. 26 AT ROSE HILL
'The Rappahannock Garden Club will hold its April meeting on Wednesday the L '5th at Rose Hill, the home of Mrs. W. C. Hall. f "1 '
Mrs. L, J. Kilby is chairman '-or the* meeting and. the topic for discussion j-— Survival in die Woods.
Exhibit—Mass arrmgement of Spring flowers.
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