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Two' to 3 shallow and level cultivators at intervals of about 2 weeks will generally be enough. After com is 18 inches high, cul* tivating more than 2 to 3 indies deep will destroy com roots and. .reduce yield. * •' Chemical weed control is practical if properly done in connection withjsultivation. For further information on chemical weed control, ask your county agent for V. P? I. Extension Service Circular No. 652, ‘ Spraying Weeds in Corn with 2,4-D.”
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Sperryville News
Mr. and Mrs. John A- Piehler and daughter Alpinda of Rochester, N. Y. are spending a few days with Mrs. Piehler’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Robert Many of “Ivy Hill-” '
Sunday inight Mr. and Mrs. John A Piehler and daughter Alcinda and Mrs. Robert Many and daughter Sue were guests of Mr. andts&lrs. George Brown.
Friday night the Misses Rachael, Mildred and Sue Many and Cinda Piehler attended the Senior play at R app ah a n noc k High School. ’ i
Eld. J. Harvey Daily spent'the week end in Maryland and conducted services on Sunday morning at the Vetrans Home in Baltimore and at the night service he was at Bel Air. Md He was a guest of Chaplain Scott and Mrs. Scott during his visit. He-returned •to Sperryville Monday morning.
Saturday night guests for supper of Eld. arid Mrs. Daily were Mrs. T. W. Truax and son Blaine of Needmpre, Pa. Other guests in the Daily home were Mrs. Jennie Armentrout, Mrs. Florence Johnson -arid Eld. C. W. Fraizer. . ;i
Mr. and Mrs. Edard Clatterbuck, Mr. and Mrs Jno. M. Partlpw and family of Alexandria were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Johnson. Miss fLouise Johnson of Culpeper is visiting her parents this week. Mrs. Johnson remains quite sick at her hodae.' < H g ggg..
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