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based on test results and soil type.
My .wife called to say David's broken leg ewe was panting. . , found high fever and guessed it to be pneumonia setting in. Off to Co-op to get pen-strip.
Marvin Dodson came In. . he, Gordon and I had discussion on soil types and sources of lime. Fellowship supper and church conference Thursday night.
Cussed John Dodson for accusing me of not working, when he came in Friday afternoon. Parted laughing. John and I understand each other.
Hold everything . . ✓ I’ve gotta get ready to go to Culpeper tonight . . . haven't time to finish. Monthly report summaries and narrative.
Tomorrow Eddie Poe will score our five Sears Sow Projects: Donald Benbm. Carrol Sanders, Stuart Palmer, Nelson Putnam and E J. Pullen.
Chester Cap Area
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Williams, sons Donnie and Duane, Mrs. Nellie Headley and daughter, Becky, Mrs. Irene Van Horn and daughter, Sandy, toured the American Viscose plant at Front Royal last Wednesday night. Also Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Williams and Mr. and Maynard Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elphinstone of Washington, D. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ankers of Arlington, spent the week-end with Andrew L. Williams. David A. Williams was a Monday visitors in Warrenton.
Mrs. Jerry Matthews and son, Ricky, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs; Herman Williams.
The Rev. Harold Carder of Culpeper was a Friday visitor in this vicinity.
Mr. Golden Sealock was a patient in Warren Memorial Hospital for several days last we.ek for observation and treatment.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ermand Morris on Sunday were Mus Elliott Knight and two children, and Mrs.
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