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Page TWELVE THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina WALL PAINT No stirring, no priming. Dip in and start to painti Creamy-thick—won’t drip or ■patter like ordinary paint. Dries in SO minutes to lovely flat finish. Clean up with wap and water! Ckoose from 19 decorator colort- Exactly matching ihadet for woodtoorkindurabW'Dueo" M«H» Sheen Enamel. SHAW PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Southern Pines MARTIN. OTHERS REELECTED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1 Coiinty, Community ASC Committees Elected Recently, Take Office Today County and community commit teemen of the Moore County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee take of fice today (Thursday) following their recent election. WATCH OUR ADS . . YOU'LL FIND IT! All five of the county commit teemen were reelected by dele gates from the 10 agricultural “communities” (townships) of the county. They are: Earl Martin of Eagle Springs, chairman; Sam Billing of Jackson Springs, vice chairman; Norman C. Cagle of Route 3, Carthage, regular member; James W. Shaw, first alternate; and J. M. Davis, second alternate. The County Committee with assistance of a committee in each community, administers the state-federal program of market ing quotas, acreage controls, soil and water conservation practices and other agricultural stabiliza tion and conservation measures. Walter L. Fields is the manager of the ASCS office in Carthage. Community committees, elected in a mail vote, are listed, below, by position on each committee, in the following order—chair man, vice chairman, regular member, first alternate and sec ond alternate: Bensalem—John W. Bost, W. L. McKenzie, Sr., Melvin Comer, Leon Cooke, J. Lloyd Steele. Carthage—L. F. Comer, Law rence A. Flinchum, J. W. KeUy, Brady Pressley, Martin Baughn. Deep River—James M. Camp bell, D. B. Matthews. R. Glenn Wadsworth, J. Carr Paschal Greenwood — John Graham, Harold Nickens, Kent Harbour, J. B. McLeod, Jesse Wood. Little River—L. D. Brooks, D. L. Keith, John A. Smith, Martin H. Cameron, Murdock Cameron. McNeill—^Herman Matthews, J. M. Kelly, Thad Blue, Jr., John M. Blue, J. Marvin Davis. Mineral Springs—John Calvin Blue. John Thompson, James M. Patterson, Coy McKenzie, Neal Books Memorialize Mr. Page. Mr. Carey Two new books have been add ed to the memorial collection at the Southern Pines Library, said librarian Mrs. Stanley H. Lam- bourne this week. In memory of Channing N. Page, Mrs. James S. MiUiken has presented the collection with the third in a three-volume set— “Jefferson Davis, Tragic Hero” by Hudson Strode. Mrs. James B. Boyle has dona ted “The Treasury of Early American Homes,” a new, re vised and enlarged edition by Dorothy and Richard Pratt, in memory of William O. Carey. McKenzie. Ritters—W. H. Maness, F. A. Maness, W. Clarence Wilson, Ho mer Seawell, Curtis Caviness. Sandhill—Drewry E. Trout man,, Walter Cook, Hal M. Kirk, Joe Rosey, Harold Lowder. Sheffield — Robert L. Comer, A. C. Baldwin, Kennie Brewer, E. Jason Freeman, Elwood Rey nolds. IN CONNECTION WITH MANEUVERS Blank Ammunition Danger Explained Officials of the Army exercise Hawk Blade and Air Assault II to be conducted in the Carolinas October through mid November are advising the civilian popu lace of possible danger from blank ammunition. KEEP UP WITH LATE VALUES IN PILOT ADS The exercise area includes the Uwharrie National Forest, which extends into the northwestern part of Moore County and where the Cherokee Trail IV Special Warfare maneuver will be con ducted simultaneously. Any explosive device or blank ammunition found in the area should be reported to the local police. Special Army units will then recover these items. The purpose of these exercises is to determine whether ad vances in light aircraft capabili ties and new technology can be employed to improve the battle field mobility and combat ef fectiveness of US ground forces. “While there will be no live firing during the exercises, num erous types of blank ammunition and explosive devices to include artillery simulators, pyrotechnics and firecrackers will be used,” exercise officials said. All troops have been trained to keep close control of such ammuniltion, but there is always a possibility that some unfired item may not be recovered. “These items can be particu larly dangerous at close range and should be left alone if found. Parents should caution their children not to pick them up.” Carrington Promoted By Insurance Compai Kenneth McCaskill Carrir who is married to the f( Patricia Ann Britt of Sou Pines, has been promoted to claim representative in Greensboro office of the Farm Mutual Automobile I ance Co. 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