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Plains, and cousin of the bride was ring bearer.
Mr. Allie L. Walter of VVarrenton was best man.
Mr. Owen Walter of The Plain and- Mr. Edward Curl of Front Royal were ushers. The bride’s mother wore a dress of blue lace over taffeta and white accessories with a corsage of yellow rosebuds. The groom’s mother wore dress of blue lace over taffeta and navy’ blue acessories with a corsage of white rosebuds.
A reception w’as held in St. John’s hall immediately followng the ceremony. After a short northern trip the couple will make ther home at The Plains.
Mi. Heflin is employed as manager of The Piedmont Feed and Lumber Corp. and Miss Walter is employed at the Marshall National Bank and Trust Co.
Farmers* Loans
Increased
More than $220,000.00 has been loaned to fanners through the Culpeper Office of the Farmers Home Administration during the past twelve months, the agency's county supervisor, 'Howard W. Hawks, announced recently.
Repayment on loans outstanding during the same period totalled approximately $95,000.00.
The heaviest demand has been for credit to finance livestock and equipment in connection with dairy operations.
The repayments are on loans made during previous years as well as from loans made this year and arc primarily from the sale of milk.
Mr. Hawks stated that the Farmers Home Administration lending program has better enabled families this year to become more successfully established on the farms due to the increased loan limits. The limit for farm ownership loans (loans to purchase, develop, enlarge or refinance real estate) was increased from $20000 to $30000 and the operating loan limit increased from $10,000 to $20,000. The agency also makes farm housing loans, soil and water conservation loans, special livestock loans, as well as the regular farm ownership and operating loans. Mr. Hawks pointed' out, however, that regardless of the limit, the agency cannot lend more than the plans as developed with any family show the needs of that
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