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4-H Clubs Annual
Rural Life Sunday
Sunday morning, May 29, the 4-H Clubs of Rappahannock, held their annual observance of Rural Life Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church. Using the liturgy of the Epi.^popal church, the foMowing 4-H members conducted the service: Tish Kilby, Tommy Lillard, Janice Dodson, Judy Kay Lillard and David Lyne.
The choir, made up of 4-H members, sang a special anthem at the offertory. They were accompanied by Dana Snead at the organ.
Four articles, soil, seed, bread and material, especially symbolizing the life and work of the 4-H members, were offered. Those participating in this offering were: Virginia Bradford, Kathryn Nalls, Harrison; Powers and Mark Harris. LTshering for the service were Ronnie Hawkins and David Palmer.
Feeder Pig Sale
The first Feeder Pig Sale in this area was held at Culpeper Enterprises Mpy 26 with 508 head averaging 6 3pounds, fetching $23.01 per hundred weight or $14.46 per head. The entire lot went to seven buyers with the majority going to Oakland Stock Farm of Richmond, Va. and J. W. Wells of Delaware. All pigs were graded by representatives of the State Division of Markets and sold by grade and weight wjith a 10 pound spread by pens up through 60 pounds and a wider spread thereafter. Forty-one and one half percent of the offering graded No. 1.
Rappahannock producers having pigs in the sale were: IH. S. Barksdale, J. F. Massie, J. E. Yates and Updike Brothers. Future sales are scheduled for July 28th, September 27th and November 30th.
Several producers predict such sales will mean as much to the
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