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ASC Committeemen

Elected For County

Rappahannock County ASC Community Committermeri elected in the October 7 election hare, been announced by 'll. C. Gore, county office manager. These com* mitteemen, who will assume office on November 1, 1958 are as follows: Stonewall, W. R. Burke. Chairman; R. M. Johnson, ViceChairman; Gordon Thornhill regular member; H, B, Wood and Daniel Jacobs, alternates. * Hampton, Wade H. Massie, 111, Chairman Alice R. Wood, Vice-Chairman; Chester Way land, regular member, and Stant Wea-, ver and Thomas E. Lee alternates.

Wakefield, Aubrey .North, Chairman; John R. Moore, ViceChairman; Roland Welch, regular member; Charles Foster and H. H. Clatterbuck, alternates.

Piedmont, C. E. Johnson, Jr., Chairman; Earl K i Iby, ViceChairman; G. M Black, regular member; George* Tailor add James E. Yates, alternates.

Jackson, G. E. Doyle, Chairman ; & M.. M. Green, ViceChairman Ivar Jacobs, regular member, J. R. Latham and W. L. Payne,, alternates.

The chairman of each of these committees will hold a convention on October 23 to select , an ASC County Committee of dine farmers and two alternates.

Committeemen elected will have important responsibilities in connection with the administration of Wheat Allotment and Marketing Quota, Wool Loans arid Purchase Agreements, Soil Bank, (Acreage Reserve apd Conservation Reserve), Programs. ’;\:t ^

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