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Representing Chester uap were M. A. Greeley, Mrs. Bradley Williams, Mrs. James El Cason and Aubrey North. Flint Hill had Capt. William Weiner, Mrs. John S. Browning, Mrs. Eva Smith and H. S. Barksdale. From Amissville were Ralph Rowzie and Charlie Compton. John Cargill, Mrs. Bertha Armel, Mrs. John Cargill and Newbill Miller represented Washington are*, i Sperryville attenders were S. E. Hening, Mrs. Betty Estes, Mrs. Lucia Kilby and Kenneth Estes. Col. Munro, James Moss, Ray Cannon and Mr. Groover were there from Castleton.

Meetings scheduled in the comNotice

Mr. James Bryant of Richmond will be the speaker Sunday at the Reynolds Baptist Church in Sperryville at 10 a.m. and at the F. T. Valley Baptist Church at 11 aan.

Boll Day- Today

By IV. H. Lyne, County Agent

Today may be your best opportunity to buy a bull. Comes spring, many cowmen will be looking for a bull. Spring time, among other things, has a way of making the bull wheel screech louder. Demand will be stronger. Some bull buyers have already hibernated. Have you? i

Beginning at ten o'aock this morning the first fall R.O.P. bull sale will be held at Culpeper Enterprises. So what will be offered? To begin, with before entering the 140-day feed test each bull had a grade Choice or Fancy. Each had to have pre-weaning weight of 1.85 lbs. adjusted daily gain noncreep fed basis, or 1.95 lbs. if creep fed. To sell, each bull must maintain these two top grades and gain at least 2.05 pounds per day on feed and have a lifetime gain of 1.8 lbs. This is a pretty tough test they must pass. , Fifteen Angus and thirteen Hereford bulls • will selL Also Hereford and Angus bull and heifer calves.

Following the BCIA bull sale, the Virginia Hereford and Angus Association will sell bull and heifer calves. This too will be an opportunity to get some nice breeding stock of proven ability. All of the bull calves are registered; heifers include purebred and grades.

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