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something wonderful. We would find full and useful lives in service .to God and man. As we meet God on our Damascus Road, let us, like Paul, accept our Divine Encounter. an<T surrender our lives to God’s transforming power. , .. | Ledford G. Vaughan, Jr.
l' , ■* . Grand Champion
Cattle Of Local.
Origin
Raymond Wecht of Ohio purchased foriiy-five Fancy and Choice steers averaging 425 pounds at the Rappahannock Angus Feeder Calf Sale jheld last fall at Front Royal livestock Market. Recently Mr, WecHt exhibited the finished product aj| the Ohio State Fair Fat jCattld Show with- the follow ing jjesultsl
Gj',vd Chnnpirn Carload, ave. wt. f(X)8 pounds; Grand Champion . i’enfof-f.vCj aye.vvt. 1105 pounds. Grand Cbsfnpion Individual Steer.
LWioubmlly Mr* Wecht is an A number; J feeder and is due our heartiest congratulations. Thfe result* also indicate our breeders are producing Ihc right kind and that ^Virginia graders of the Division of Markets have know-how to be respected
itsppahamiuck Angus Breeders will again hold their, sale £t Front Royal Livestock Market -at 2:00 Pi jin. Oct. 14th when approximately! 950 headv will be offered. These Cattle were produced by the following breeders: \
jj. W. Fletcher, ,9;" William ,
Stuart, | j 1. L. Parrish^*; fRav
Cannon, 2; W. E. Collin, 2; Jessamine Mill Farm 1; Weldon Burke, 4j E. B. Combs, 4; L. L. Voight, 4; L. J. Kilby, 1; Valley Farm, 4; C. E.' Johnson JrA2 Gor.don Hildrup, 2; John Buckner, 2; Bob Walter, 1 }Johtt Peaiman, 2; Roy Reeve, 1,
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