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Win Agents Award These three county agricultural agents from Virginia will be honors Friday night, September 11
by jithe National Association of. County Agricultural Agents convening in annual session. he three, who will receive Distui^uished Service Awards at the al Association banquet are: an J. W. Freeman, Nansetnond; S. S. Hylton. Pittsylvania; and W. H. Lvne, Rappahannock. They were :ted for their accomplishments. ,yne, a 1934 graduate of VPI, san work as assistant agent .n jtt in 1934, then moved to Boirt as agent. After more than fotjr years of anny service during M>iU War 11 he moved to Rappiliannoek in 1946. He is cited
f«|ticularly foi*'* TJutSf a’ndmjf work in individual farm managent counseling, in - raising the Jity of livestock in Rappahanand for jj%* work with youth. JT^rTa^f^acComi^shments |tFe youth Held was that of orig. projeCT1 Wnm^nas been accepted by the State 4-H Depart
m«jht at VPI. In livestock; he has worked intensively on a marketprogram that would reflect better breding, feeding, and man ..tent methods. He also has conducted an effective program with growers of fruit, another imporit source of income in Rappiinock.
'reeman a 1933 graduate of rl, in his capacity as Nansemond
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