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Rapp-Chats
By \Y. H. Lyite
MORE PEOPLE are consulting our soil survey seeking information that will save them money as well as headaches. Mr. Norton was by checking on engineering properties of soils at the newj school site. A Mr. Whiting! trying to sell a Rappahannock farm to a prospective customer was asked to get the productivity potential by soil types within each main boundary. One property owner who looked late, learned he should have switched sites for his pond and septic tank.
WAS CALLED to Charlie Compton’s place last Monday re; corn performance. Don’t think Charlie’s problem to be as great as he felt it to be. Only tji.rue will te^ but believe a good soaking raTn would ease his worry over 'corn not kicking off like it ought to.”
********** Questions, Questions, Questions, were in evidence throughout the Hort Tour held last Wednesday. That is as it jshould be. Answers?, George Williams had them. That is as it should be, too.
********** The Research Planting at Brumback’s and the young block of spur type trees at Snapp’s were outstanding. Growers were so interested in what’s going on at the Research Laboratory thought at one time we might spend the day there.
*•**•*•*•• Those from Rappahannock at tending were; Judge Snead, Mrs. Meriam Harris, Lester Deal, Walter Jenkins, Maurice O'Bannon; from Madi1 j8S* the ,^°PPed8e ^tyQfhers
i ^fjjifrorrryauquier were Messers Green and Bodine along -with County Agent, Bob Tudot;
********** LAST Thursday Doris and I set out to complete visiting people in Gid Brown Hollow regarding handcrafts. Had seen twelve families about a couple weeks ago; saw six more yesterday and have sev eral more to see yet. Ever see a Gee-How Whimmey Diddle?
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