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fjycn Church, Raleigh, . N. C«,r Mrs. Charles N. DeShazo, Past President, Women’s Committee A •FBF, Bur! St.Clair, President oC Kentucky Farm Bureau and Johi* C. Lynn, Legislative Director,American Farm Bureau. The delegates elected as their Prtsident, T. T. Curtis of Orange to succeed Roy B. Davis, Jr. of Halifax, who was not a candidate for reelection. C. E. Johnson Elected Director
New delegates elected were C. E. Johnson, Jr. of Rappahannock.vS. W. Bishop pf Tazwell an A Carlaftsd Miller of Rocking- - hani. Mrs. h. L. Alexander was reelected Chanrman of the Wo- . mef/s Committee. 1 .At the closing session numy resolution; concerning state issues ’ were adopted by the convention. They become' the program for thenext 12 months. y
Delano Lohr of Locust Dale,?; Madison County, and Sunny* Jealu Martin of Cumberland were named You&i King and Queen of VFBF. They were selected from eight boys and girls, winners in • district competitions.
A vote of thanks and appreciation was given Sputhside, Va. for < die delicious buffet supper given, by them to the visiting delegates1 and their families. - - > Among those attending the cop*, vention were A. H. Spihnan, District Supervisor, Farm Bureau losurance, Mrs. Spihnan, Irvin O, Wolf, voting delegate from Rappahannock Farm Bureau, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson and Mrs.William' F. Moffett, Sr.
Mr. Wolf placed in nominatim j C. E.'Johnson ai Director franc die third District comprising 14counties and was very active oo Kite convention floor throughoutj’ die entire meeting. ' ‘
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