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Charles Presgraves a
Charles Williams Presgraves, 78, r of Bentonville, died June 7 in War- a ren Memorial Hospital. j
Mr. Presgraves was born April 20, 1911, in Rappahannock County, ( the son of the late Robert Lee and jSally Corbin Presgraves. f
Surviving are one brother, John j Presgraves, Radford; and one sister, ^ Bertha V. Seal, Bentonville. j
The funeral was held June 10 at e Maddox Funeral Home in Front ^ Royal with the Rev. Cecil Jones offi- 0 ciating. Burial was in Flint Hill United Methodist Church. 1
Pallbearers were Paul Kent Mar- j. gettes, Bobby Marsh, Willie Payne, ^ Brian Seal, Robert Payne and Her- v man Malcolm Jr.
Honorary pallbearers were f] Charles Shipp and Jeffrey Seal. j.
Laura Stine
Laura “Icey” Stine, 85, of Front Royal, formerly of Winchester, died June 11 in a nursing home in Winchester.
Mrs. Stine was born June 29, 1903, in Rappahannock County, the daughter of the late Hunter Ashby and Bessie Horton Martin. She was
Farmers lead world
One place United States productivity isn’t down is down on the farm. According to the Department of Apiculture, one Japanese farmer provides enough food to feed three of his countrymen. A Soviet farmer produces enough for 11 of his fellow comrades.
An American farmer, by contrast, produces enough food to feed Ilk of his fellow citizens. Thanks to technological advances and a lot of plain hard work, the American farmer is the most productive on earth.
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