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dar act of March ltd, 1871.
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HE HAS AN IDEA!
A news dispaieh front Chatta
nooga, Tmommo, advises that J. B.
Hayes, $7-jmr-old WPA laborer, who
oaa neither road nor write, has re
cently bocome tho father of his
twenty-fifth child.
Oaly thirtooa of the Hayes children
sis living. The prolific father ex
presses the opinion that "twenty-five
is a plenty." Most readers will prob
* ahly agree that the old boy his an
idea there.
HOW TO SAVE LIVES
The best way to save the live* of
some of the American dtiaaoc who
ere killed in highway accidente ia by J
enforcing the lawe regulating t~e
movement of vehicles
The highway regulations, inckutbg
the rules for parking, are little mat
ters that spell life or death at times.
Nobody knows when a minor viola
tion may cause a major tragedy. Con
sequently, the minor violators should
be punished promptly.
The enforcement of traffic rules
should proceed without recognition of
"big-shots." Nobody in any com
munity ought to have prestige or
powerenough to escape punishment
for violations of the regulations. En
forcement officers should not "know"
anybody; neither should juries and
judges.
AIKLFEET VEBSUS BATTLE
FLEET
That the airplane is the master of
the naval vessel and that a fleet of
airplanes, "ia sufficient numbers,"
will prove the nemesis of the battle
ship, is the opinion of Bobert Insley,
chief raassrch engineer for the Pratt
and Whitley Company, makers of
aircraft engines.
This proposition has been advanced
for a number of yeere without any
satisfactory demonstration of its
truth being available. In the war
now going on in Europe conditions
are ripe for a test. Cheat Britain
baa tise battle fleet and Germany has
the airfieet. A decision should re
sult.
Of course* no nation is going to
depend entirely upon worships any
mare than an army will depend en
tirety upon artillery. There is power
diversified forces, with each unit hav
ing points of value that are unequal
led by other units. The importance
of an airfieet cannot be overestimat
ed even if poe?Ion of a correspond
ing fleet will cffSnt it. Battleships
have similar advantages that can be
secured only through their ppease
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THE ANSWERS
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? 2. 10 BqpafaUcnns; 15 Donoeata.
I 1 Not pddthv^ Dr. Biymond
Poari ay* th*t the rate of a poraon's
heartbeat it an foftaenrif factor.
L Union l$jmjS?; Booeoreit
I 2T47M9S.
1 Not now?a warrant aworn oat
I in ma, has bban reran ad
I tute tetafcUW SSi
I ^Twmu^O. DoociM, bom in
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I I aweuaei rim.
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Noccupu irom tae w ? pnnapai
PjHni i (nc^V xhx&oMA 3jpT
wtP5&T7^r Jrpts <__ >
"WG9fJf9. ? J? < _* Wipffrnnvyy.
HmmH of i?fc? into tto Vffleo of
tiio Lord, It tras bar* that ha ex
parted to find God in fellowship
ind ocmradship.
God will bo in Hi* Temple next
Sttday. It your heart is burden
id and your spirit is dropping,
then come to church that you
might find Hi* Presence and help.
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State College Answers
Timely Farm Questions
Question: What are some of the
sources of protein in hog foods?
Answer: At least one-third, by
weight, of the protein supplement
should be composed of products from
animal sources , a jch as digester tank
age or high grade flshmeel. Fifteen
pounds of skim milk or buttermilk
will replace one pound of tankage.
The remainder of the protein require
ment may be provided from plant
sources, such as cottonseed meal, soy
bean oil meal, or peanut oil meal.
Complete directions for the feeding,
breeding, and management of swine
are contained in a new Extension cir
cular which may be obtained on re
quest to the Agricultural Editor at
State College. The circular number
ia 238.
Question: What are the fertiliser
requirements of the tobacco plant
bed?
Answer: Two hundred pounds of
a 4-8-3 fertiliser for each 100 square
yards of bed should be sufficient
If a lower grade fertiliser is used, it
can be supplemented with from 60 to
100 pounds of cottonseed meal, pro
vided the meal ia thoroughly mixed
with the aoih The fertiliser should
be broadcast on the bed and thorough
ly mixad with the upper 3 or .4 inches
of the soil. Avoid the use of manure
containing tobacco leaves, stalks, or
roots.
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Question: Should * gensnu pian oe
followed in locating fruit trees?
Answer; Preferably. The location
of the different fruits should fit in
with the general plan of landscaping
and beautifying the farm home. Ap
ple, chary, pear, and not trees may
be set in the rear of the lawn as shade
trees or near corners of farm build
ings in order to provide attractive set
tings; Peach and plum trees may be
set in the poultry yard or along the
border at the vegetable garden. Grape
vines may be trained as arbors, plant
ed as a rear line fence for the lawn,
or along the borders of the garden.
Trade at home ia a slogan that
becomes a reality only when merch
ants and buyers work together, each
doing their part
Headache, Bad Breath
May Be Your Warning
Tha sea's thrilling & 0. 8. means
"Hstp is assdad nowP And, so do
Bast at thsaa headaches, that bfl
iousness, coatsd tongue, or bed
breath which are often signs of
constipation.
Ta disregard these symptoms may
tdsg oa a host of ithir discom
forts from sfoggfoh bowels: sour
Seahsw battsTjob fBlfce
dbg ate taking spicy, all vsgf
table BLACK-DRAUGHT. By
teptodfaeOisy, itaets gsatiy;;
cleanses prosoptiy, thoroughly.
testhal dSSe-lazstivs; imparts
tone to lasy howsl mnscka Nuct
thna try BLACK-DRAUGHTT
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ill an ill i To THE ENTERPRISE.
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FA?p!?U* It C.
WEEK OF FEB. 4th
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Spencer Tracy and Hedy
Lamarr
"i TAKET,E5S~*SVQMAN"
TUESDAY
Pat O'Brien, Rnth Terry and
Edward Arnold
? in ?
"SLIGHTLY HONORABLE"
1275.00 JACKPOT $275.00
WEDNESDAY
Doable Feature
Roy Rogers
? in ?
"DAYS OF JESSE JAMES" !
? and ? '
Eddie Albert and Zorina
"ON YOUR TOES"
THURSDAY & FRIDAY I
Preston Foster, Ellen Drew
and Andy Devine
? in ?
"GERONIMO"
saturday
Doable Feature
Bill ElUott
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"pioneers of the j
frontier"
? and ?
Charles Biqrford and Owen
Davis
"thou shaLt not kill"
SUNDAY & MONDAY
James Cagney, Pat O'Brien
and Jefferey Lynn
? in?
"FIGHTING 69TH"
W. RAY SMJTH
Civil Engineer?Surveyor
OFFICE
Old Citizens Bank Building
TeL 2076
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BOOKS REPAIRED
:
Bring me your old books that
need repairing I
Prices Reasonable.
Mrs. J. T. Flanagan
106 N. George St.
Farmville, N. C.
mru Ml*
HV$KYJ?K**
HftlHASWtTENA
All Chicks We Sell are
from N. C. Approv
ed Hatchery
? $8.50 pe# 100?
DELIVERED.
DAVIS SUPPLY CO.
FARMVILLE, N. C.
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Uttr- ? v .??. J'^T.- t'P???5?kjj 5;Vlr'j'-'>52 ?? **-"? ?$j i sh?BftR
IX rnmm M 2
{? ? 49 ? X nyp; -1 ?TMB99^LM wtti'-v - v
(Cfcpy to Insurance Commission ? ?qnIrM 1
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ASSETS
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mortgage on local improved real estate. |
Stock tM? ???? .**?, I
Advances made to oar shareholders against their stock. I
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Office Furniture and Fixture* ?: 100.00 ?
Other Assets ? ? 686.0^ 9
TOTAL - ? ? I?8144*5437 I
? LIABILITIES I
, The Association Owes: I
To Shareholders
[ Funds entrusted to our cars in tha form of payments on I
stock as follows: I
I Installment Stock
Full-Paid Stock ? ,_j_ 70,800.00 I
I Other Stock (Dormant) ..........? 880.60 I
? $127,176.05 I
Notes Payable, Bank of Farmville ?? 7,000,00 I
Money borrowed for use in making loans to members, or
retiring matured stock. Each note Approved by at least I
two-thirds of entiro Board of Directors sis required by law. I
i Accounts Payable L.?i 87.77 I
Undivided Profits ? .? ... | 6,474.94. I
Earnings held in trust for distribution to share-holders I
at maturity of stock. I
Reserve for Contingencies i ? 8,500.00 I
To be used for the payment of any losses, if sustained. This
reserve increases the safety end strength of the Aasoda
Other Liabilities ?__ 1 671.61 I
I TOTAL | i 6144*5437 I
State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, ss:
6. A. Rouse, Secretary-Treasurer of the above named Association per
sonally appeared before me this day, and being duly, sworn, says that the I
foregoing report is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. I
j G. A. ROUSE, Secrfteaa. I
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 25th day of January, 1940.
EVA H. SHACKLEFORD, Notary PuhUe. I
[My Commission expires December 8rd, 1940.
Want Ads !
FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCASIONS!
Pot Plants, Cut Flowers, Corsages
and FnaersI Designs. Say It" with
Flowers. Ftnaville Flower Shop.
Phone 467-1. tf
WE BUT SOYA BEANS AND PAY
Top Prices. Lewis ft Lang, Bank
of FamriHe Bldg, Farmville, N.
C. N17tf-c
AUTO OWNERS?If your ear wont
start, phone Sll-6, Mr. John Bar
rett, at the Western Auto Associate
Store. Starter, generator and
battery work a specialty.
POULTRY WANTED?THE POUL
try market has improved sbme. We
are haying, giving the best prices
possible, at all times. C. E. Mod
| lin. 4t
FOR RENT:?FOUR ROOM DOWN
stairs apartment, furnished or un
furnished See John B. Lewis, At
torney.
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"WANTED" j
ALL TOBACCO FARMERS
;
Ir Eastern Carolina to be re
lieved of Tobacco Coring wor
ries in 1940 and in tbe years
to follow with our 1940. ?
MASTER AIR-CONDITION
ED TOBACCO CURES.
Florence-Mayo NuWay Co.
.Maury, North CaroKna
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President names Taylor as peace '
Ambassador to the Vatican.
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Navy will patrol the Pacific Ocean!
with giant flying boats.
DR. V. H. MEWBORN
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Regular First Grade
18k GaL
1st Grade Kerosene 10c GaL
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