Farmville Enterprise
I'ubliiknl by
Tbe Knterprue Publishing Company
G. A. ROUSE. Editor and A ait. Mgr.
B. A. JOYNER. Aiso Editor.
One Dollar the ytafr ? In mdv.xct.
Kolcrcd la the Post Office at Farm
ville, N. C.. at accoud claaaiAail matter.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1915.
MelhodiiSt Services.
At Land's Sunday 11:00 a. oi.
At l-arinville Sunday 8:30' p. m.
A series of services will be held
every night during the week,
preaching by Rev. J. P. Bross.
Po&pone your olher engage
ments and attend the services.?
Rev. N. M. Wright, Pastor.
\ Birthday Parly.
(Communicated)
Little Miss Sibyl McGowan.of
Greenville, entertained a num
ber of little friends in honor of
her 7th birthday given by. her
aunt Mrs. T. H. Smith on Thurs
day July 28 from 4 to 6 a. m. The
little ones gathered together
about 4 o'clock and were met by
Misses Ruth Edwards and Louise
Mashburn, and soon began to
play the games that each little
heart wished for. About 4:30
they were ushered to Jhe dainty
table by Misses Sallie Mae Smith
and Louise Hinton, where many
different kind of dainty cakes,
with chocolate ice cream and
iced drinks, were served. They
then enjoyed outdoor games of
various kind until 5:30, when all
were served with a fruit course,
iced drinks, candies uad canta
loupes. At 6 o'clock they began
to leave, declaring they never
had a better time and wishing
little Sibyl many more just such
happy birthdays.
Those present were Misses
Sibyl McGowan, of Greenville,
Ruth Edwards, Louise Mash
burn, Mary'Alice Beaman, Sallie
Mac Smith, Christine Wilkinson,
Louise Hinson, and Masters Jul
ian and Vernon Edwards and C.
15. Mashburn, Jr.
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general ?trcngtbcnin* to&k.
l.KOVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC/Jrlre* out
Malaria, enriches the blood. bail<!?up the ijitro,
A true Tonic. For adult* tad children. Ife.
Country Girls' Club meets.
On Friday afternoon July 9t'?,
the Country Girls Club me' at
the home of Miss Mar^uret
Edwards. The gue&s v,ere re
ceived at the door by the ho&esc
aod ushered into the parlor,
which was very tastefully deco
Tated-witu cut flowers.
Immediately after all the
members of the club arrived a
business meeting was called to
order by the president Miss
Agnes Smith. .This being the
firsil meeting since new officers
were elcctcd there was much to
be done planning for the sum
mcf.
After work follows play; so
when the meeting closed all
joined in n may-pop content
which was very interesting. Miss
Bctlie joyncr proved to be the
lucky one in this content and
received a beautiful white cro
cheted basket filled with feru
and white flower*; green and
white being the club colors.
Delicious Sandwitcbesr olives
lemonade and mints were then
served by little Misses Lotfise
and Eugenia Tull. ^
At seven o'clock the guc&*
departed each declaring tb?
meeting a moil successful one,
and Miss Edwards a charming
boAess.
FOR THE OPENING
Your Friend,
C.R.TGWNSEND
Farmville, N, - Carolina.
Always has the
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with HIM.
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*1 want to teO you what wonderful benefit I hive re
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planting. . EverylbUf la ?
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FARMV1LLE LODGE, No. 218
K. of P.
Meets Ever) Tuesday Night to
their Hall in Horton Bldg.
Visiting Brothers Welcome
rpHE PROVERBIAL "rainy day" holds no ter
JL row for the family circle whose birfwark of
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protection is a Batik Book.
Sad, pinched faces and haunted looks have
no place there? comfort arid happiness reign su
jpreme.
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ed Is the determination to begin. When
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yonr savings will grow.
THE BANK OF FARMVltLE
FARMVILLE. N. C.
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