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Son. States Regional
Board Will Meet
Approximately 97 members of Southern States Cooperative’s Advisory boards, directors of local cooperatives, committee members, agricultural workers and retail agency managers from this area, will attend a regional board meeting, in Culpeper, Va., on February 18. The session will be held at the Ritz Hi-Hat Restaurant and will begin at 10 a.m. EST.
Also attending the meeting will be a number of guest young farmers from the area;
A total of 47 of these regional meetings will be held-' by Southern States over a five- * state area. The cooperative;,, serves over 331,000 farmer- ? members who live in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Del-; aware and Kentucky.
A highlight of the meeting will be a discussion on “Meeting the Changing Credit Needs of Farmers Today,” by a,' special credit panel. The panel will be composed of Leonard S. Lynch representing the Production Credit Assn, of Warrenton; Giles H. Miller,, Jr., a representative of the National Bank of Culpepe** ap£,J. Phelps Walker of Culpeper, , representing the Farmers Home Administration. W., J. Day, Southern States regional manager of Winchester will be j the panel moderator. t D. D. Ball of Barboursville, a member of the Southern States 16-man board of directors,, will preside at the meet- t ing. Ball represents the co- ■
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