PAGE TWELVE Drs. Neal and McLean VETERINARIANS Southern Pines. N. C. The USDA says a new peach variety, the “Red-globe,” adapted to areas where the Elberta peach is grown, ripens about 15 days earlier than the Elberta. THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina MILK RECORD PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS Seven Years Old KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Long Creek Lady, an 11-year- old registered Ayrshire in the herd of the North Carolina Sana torium at McCain has completed an actual production record of 10,722 pounds' of 4.6 per cent milk and 493 pounds of butterfat in 305 days on a strictly twice-a- day milking schedule. According to Chester C. Putney, • Executive Secretary of the Ayrshire Breed ers’ Association, this ‘ record is FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1954 equal to 11,708 pounds of milk and 538 pounds of butterfat when figured to a Mature Equivalent basis. The record was made in ac cordance with the rules of the Ayrshire Herd Tesj^ Plan. RECREATION EQUIPMENT for the girls of Samarcand is presented by N. L. Hodgkins, of Southern Pines, president of the SandhiUs Kiwanis Club, to Miss Reva Mitchell, superintendent, on a visit paid by the club to the training school for girls, near Eagle Springs, on their regular meeting day last week. The ar ticles presented included athletic equipment and games. At right may be seen Samuel E. Leonard of Raleigh, State Commissioner of Correction, honor guest and speaker for the occasion. In left background. Dr. E. M. Medlin, mayor of Aberdeen. Some 60 members of the club were present, and switness'ed the ceremony. (Photo by John Ruggles) FHA Leaders Discuss Hurricane Loans At Local Meeting; Rangers Here Too $ $ KBIlUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON ‘ 86 PROOF • Oil) CHARIER DISTIUERY CO., LOUKVIUE, KY. Personnel of Farmer's Home Administration offices of 14 cen tral and eastern counties, holding their quarterly meeting at the Southland Hotel here last week, found Hurricane Hazel high on the priority list of their discussion topics The agency had been asked by the State Department of Agriclu- ture for fast action in processing disaster loans to farmers who suf fered hurricane damage. H. J Isenhower, state FHA director, at the local meeting, gave instruc tions for necessary steps in this project Irrigation loans to farmers had been previously scheduled as top subject for the meeting, which brought 50 to 60 state FHA AT BARROW APPLIANCE COMPANY SIEGLER USES HEAT THAT’S officials and county staff mem bers here, most of them checking in Wednesday night, for concen trated discussion sessions Thurs day and Friday. They came into the Southland on the heels of another , important state agency, the N. C. Forest Service. Forest rangers, assistant rangers and personnel of the dis trict office at Rockingham held their meeting Tuesday and Wed nesday of last week, with state and district leaders as speakers Ben E. Douglas, director of the State Department of Conserva tion and Development, was on the program Tuesday. Both the Rangers and the FHA group have met here several times before. Let. Us... BUttD YOU A HOME IN KENWOOD FOR A VERY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT! GI Loans 4V2% Up to 30 Years Business Property and Farm Loans 20 Years at 5 /o FHA Loans 4V2% Up to $20,000 — 30 Years You Can Borrow 93% Of The First $9,000.00 Now is the time to Build or Purchase your new Home rr HAS BEEN OUR EXPERIENCE TO HELP OVER 500 FAMILIES BUILD AND ^OWN THEIRS We represent several Insurance Companies and Lenders / Our Interest Rates Are 41/2% to 5% Graves Mutual Insurance Agency Graves Building Southern Pines. N. C. East Pennsylvania Ave. — Phone 2-2201 I OVER YOUR FLOORS! 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