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James F. Massie and children of Amissville and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miller and two children of McLean spent several days last week at Ocean City, Maryland. Miss Kaye Johnston left Sunday to take up a music teaching position in the Chesterfield County schools. Miss Carolyn Johnston returned to Richmond Sunday after spending the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Johnston.
ACP Offers Aid to
Low Income Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman has announced provision of the national Agricultural Conservation Program (ACP) for 1969, offering special aid to low:income farmers in combating erosion of their land and improving their food supply. through conservation measures' darjMjwe gardens. Jv % . ,'jhUj.
in*‘addilti6Trt ! to assisting low-income farmers, Secretary Freeman said, major conservation emphasis in 1969 will be placed on practices that help abate air and water pollution, benefit wildlife, and improve the quality of our environment while
T. M. Rees
Thomas M. Rees, 84, of Reescroft, Washington, Va. died August 28 in the Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal.
Funeral arrangements were not completed at press time. The family requests that flowers be omitted but a memorial be given to the Trinity Episcopal Church if desired.
Two nieces surviving are Mrs. Harriett Hazen of St. Paul, Minn, and Mrs. Charlotte Setnan of Minneapolis* Minn.
Memorial Service for
Bradley H. Patterson
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