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I ^"BJ I Aim***** ^ I I faktiafciJ -taw**? 1! I . nftTtflKBBV * 11 ? 1 ? .? I . 'Bt** ?-.^ [t? i II 1 ?x a i 1 HMhifftw *t ^ ?* I HAPPY NXW f*AK *it i . To the Mtei ?f ' ^??^^1 \" Year," and extend thagriah that 1 will serve yea well... and give us a chance te serve yoo? ? '. v^WBBVafe^ J As we come to the beginning of a] New Year and look back ?v?r a to*| of the pages of IMO's history, we find! Sat bX> in almost aH Bass ? better than it has bean in a decade; i in those lines related to oar National Defense it has stepped-up employ ment, production, and intelligent w-1 operation between capital and labor I tremendously. Throughout the land more millions 1 are employed than have been in that 1 same past decade; and all those n2 lions share actual benefits* most ?| which were merely aspirmtkmainaw I minds of a lew striving benefactors a generation ago. America is de?inafcely./going.^f?r waxd, and the sum total of that prog- j reaa v1**" be seen in the better way I of life the greater number of its peo-1 pie shall enjoy, throng their higher] standard of living. Bund electrification has brought] light and freedom from the most ardous toil to the hundreds of thou-1 sends who work the farms which give ] the nation sustenance. Low priced] means of transportation, and more n?c1 ~ reaching free schools, libraries and museums, give our people a wall Jjis*J life, making them a thinking ] people, vitally concerned with every] measure taken by our government] and industry. Such a people whose interests are ] not only for themselves, but tor the nation as a whole, ire contributing to ?*??+- very unity which shall be the I most powerful factor in the coming I year as the start of a new era- ^n American progress. I I You never get into trouble by list ening. ] I _ I Ifs time to change from politics to] patxotism. 1 The rich dodge taxes. The poor! dodge taatis.^ I I I II Too many of us have our. thinking done by proxy. ? I How to be happy though married do what the wife'says. ' ] Waging war on Greece may canaa ] Italy to lose its boot' I - - -? 11 one will do modi listening he it sure to gain some lmowledge. If you are coasting you may be sore you are going down h2L ? It seema about time for Hitler to I take over Italy to protoct it A fanner friend of our says he en joyea the radio talks of "Kattiabarn." " ' ' * I If being poor is a blessing why try to changa the status? J\,f' -3 The antamobUe contribute to fast I Bring and alse toat dying. *n!Z | 01 & tfOfiu oiHltil I . " ' t I SnSfltaMawrapf ?' or WCOuMb yQmk ^ ,-y. ' I 1 Vna t? nnn ?*??? ?>? a a ? ? n. A *1 >v# | pncee naa been unnecessary. a*i or | sensational inflation to be followed ? ??]? -"vjr'ij j ? III . II [ Anatole France, the French phil oeopner ana writer, some yean ago I carries tie cannotation of rabid. Then, j Anatole who mirie Us statement long ' Anatole's statement ?Myn?ri extreme I ? when it was made#hd ft| to .Jhe j whole world, it would be an exagger- I ation now, hot not greatly so. In I ?some parts of tie world the jtfnA of warfare being waged indicates total I martnaae in no less maglignant form ? In other parts of the world, nota I bly our own, one cannot be quite sure I that equilibrium exists to a normal jeans are given too moth to dtopa-l | on the hi^way^ highyliving beyond hallucinations, of grandeur and im j ourselves beyond our ability to solve. ( Part of the world is mad and the I j ^ ^ j ITALY'S BRILLIANT l^lt has been ^interesting sto^ statements issued in Berlin and Pome when events failed to move in ac cordance with the plans and program Afumt mm ji/jutlml .. fltiiiili i If i I Aooitt u iKceiiw an. iiiustrstiou I hroeB^8 I ^^jfr^adaolute calm and i The refers to the fact 1 ? ?? ? v??.w * L ' ?? w\^ ^ %? "" -V.' ?- T . -?'[ ' UTf rrttnLTAiirgto r WMO KNOW S? 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V ? . g?^^s.r^s ?:?; 'v-1 \fc?? >*') HS9HKi?if - I < Relations between Mexico and the United States are beiipf; thoroughly discussed by Dr. Francisco Castilio Sumuel Welles, Under-Secretary *cJ ";';;3gT"j I Communist Party advocate the thinw tf the United Gornnme||l FOOD , I The average cost of the dafly Navji ? ration in 1340was 46,586-centa, *M **. *z *21 I fthan in 193$. v However, in view olH . , i , ? .. ? jB & X, Spectedta 1941. 1 ?>~ToorT?inrn I report! that the Treasure offer .of |6o3 ' te^Taf to^uLtm,'orSf ^ litwag the first fully taxable issueoJ the kind ^ver put out by the Treasury, At ? aie msmons I jH?1y " [agreement to provide a naval nfl vise the defense forces of Ecuador |xK,.^,omto'Qui" I congressman, Secretary Hull said that I the'increase in German consulates in ixsiMS^ H nmhtee fc^hOTnations; I : I ? TO. Pm^ta*. vtt> of the Wal ? I ter-Loiran Bill was upheld when the I House faiied to pass the measul ? ntflWii s rtiiric" '? ? -'-rr '<? ? overtts veto, ; ? ' IsffiBsBSM I QT started under the FEA plah; itt l940, according to Abner H $900,000g00ft/ It H'Abo pointed oul ?e47VV,VUV,VVV. Aw AO ?*?V ^ ^ , ' j, np AA_ . " TAiMk^tiAw fL_ T?1! I A Una aisiafejl mnM I logeuier we inA up unbi?Q awn I tj-LJ. condltioiaifer^ I .',, ? v ?!*ig.J?w?>J.7y-r>'T'..ut-;>.t^" IT.-<}..OTit. t. tcUf ?2T.->_.i.? .'^W 1 ^.V nwiTt/wv/t '?! ?'? -v v.. v:-v'8TIlONGE?^g|?g^^e "Krnry-. Jm*;' increased th< ! the tustory ox the jPhiilippiiie ifi' II amj.i?feotW> ? '? 's- ' ? 'c."JT^KP !fe--- I {lands. V''--' I ? ? ? ? . ? ? ?? BANNED '.j bo browned quickly in a small 1! of hot fftt in A frvinfif ima* itttn b? ^ '|^jl ? I stowed or boilecL S< should not be I k'l ^SL' *M I waf '^fla ? fl ? AT?' ' tt fl yff I I (FLOWERS FOB At^X!f!AFK^^S? I s^yw^r^i.""""jl ? Wjm?j |'asg.gv.5s |C. Blair, Extension agronomist of N r C. State College, passes along the ro ? {suits -of a farm.; demonstration^. &? , Bertie county which shows the vaiui I of potash in raising the yield ant I W. W. MiteUs < f Green's Cross col operated with B E. Grant, Berth I county farm ageoj; in testing the re ? sponse of corn to potash. He fftrtifl I lized a field of cop with 800 ponndi I j per acre of a W fertiliser befor* . 1 planting. He left one plat withoul [ any additional fertiliser. Or s seconc I - plat he side-dreissed the corn wit! 200 pounds of nitrate of aoda wher Hl the corn was laid by. On the thfafl ? I plat he sid?-dree8ed .with 200 ponndi ? I of nitrate of soda and' 50 pounds oi muriate of potash per sere at layingfl J Blair says that the plat which wai I ai3e-dressed with soda and potad ; I yielded &9-.1 bushels of corn per acre! The plat which received only nitrate 1 of soda as 'do^di^^ssb^^^ uvodocscl I 2A1 bushels per acre, and dttj^jeci , plat where no additional fertilise] ? was applied yielded 24.7 bushels ol ! wind preceded the rain. More con > was blown down in plats Noa. 1 anc 2 than in the plat where the potssl was applied, the potash plat ha< L Blair further pssported that soy , beans sown fin the ooih at the las' ' of Ins^t?J_ ! ' and Ml how old it ia. "Yon canal* *wk attii? mouth of as insect wbid * in *k*oVnu> ? ???' n-,..l 11i... .I ? m ?aBacxing?: riowers end snruna am E tell what kind of poison or insectidi* r- O^feowell ' stasdpoisf of control, Rowsll explain 5 odd. One group includes those in f M|1f j MiUt "AiMUitlib rru\wA naHa Vtxx sects witn cnewmg moutu parts ftiw II!, ]?'?\ ? I VI Th* Ar>tnmolftcn?f antra 4W u I, usually very easy to identify'the in 1 led with chewing parts, either bj i - aa p ?f tbhratiii'ng {< [$5F^?^B9E'5By: 1- jfliiiieifiwUroBw*?$&' '-?t- '2XV&* 'tkiilai^ ju^ii ? i^br^ ' lmcrfvir* wM "^mfclflrch ' 111:?r^mimin? and narinon. '11:00 A. M. Third Sundaya-Hcrn I methodist episcopal church ' Rev. BL Yv Self, Pastor. *110:00 A. M^?Sunday School. R. A. Joyner, Superintendent. '' 111:00 A. H.?Morning Woiahip> rt 6:46 P. M.?Young People#' Group. I . 7:80 P.ML?Evening Worship. I j 110:00 A. m!?Sunday School. C. P. I 6 11KJ0 A. 1L?Morning Worehip. I J 7:80 P. M. ? Wednesday. Prayer | J PRIMITIYE BAPTIST CHURCH ? Rev. J. B. Roberta, Pastor. 1J 11:00 A. M.?Second Sunday#?Mora- I Ij ^ _ ? ' I CATHOLIC CHURCH I II Rev. Franck^McCoort, Pastor. ? I 9.-00 A. H.?Every Sunday. I ? I ;l "BuilW Relief i ; V ?*2&3jzs2z I dymtnorrhta dn^t^a^ i j ji?l Ml rX'.fl RESOLVE TO I Han-Money ftESOLYE to labor tor your loved ones . . . resolve Z l\ to spend less than you earn ... resolve to BANK ! I, I and SAVE your money. !! Then use your WILL POWER to make your good ! resolutions a real FACT. 7 . 11 J START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome Your Banking Business SAFETY of our Depoetta Is INSURED \ ? . < > \ by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation op to $5,000 J; for Each Depositor. ; S ; ; Beginning Jan. 2, 1941, the hanking hours of this bank ; i will be from 9:00 a. m.. to 1:00 p. m. This is, necessary; <> to conform with the Wage and Hour Law and to coop- <; ; erate with other banks in adjoining towns. ;; Tour cooperation will be appreciated. . ] j The Bank of Farmville \\ I > FARMVILLE, N. C. o Member federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. . |; I -v ? <' " ? ? ? ? - We Hare Baby Chicks Almost Every Day Now. ) We 'are now. booking orders for future delivery. Give Us Your Order Now and be pure of getting your Chicks when you want them. OAVK SUPPLY CO. Farmvffie, N. C. .v . - * - ??mmm???, People who reelljr want "work are ' - .i-.v" l( . ?? *? ?' rare; what they want is the pay that -4 they can't get without working. ; ? ? j _? ' Save With SING'S HI-TEST GAS Regular First Grade 191 Gallon 1st Grade Kerosene 10c GaL 1 Motor Oil lOe Qt and Up 300 SOUTH MAIN ST. DR. V. H. MEWBORN ? OPTOMETRIST ? SPECIAL VISIT Farmville?Office at Fields' Jewelry Store, MONDAY, DEC. 30th. Eyes Examined ? Gliay. Fitted .. ?Tarbore Every Sato?ny? LUMBER Farmville Retail Lumber Yard ? Phone 302-1 ? Located Near Norfolk Sontkera Depot ? FarmTille, N. C. LUMBER, MOULDINGS, ROUGH and DRESSED SCREEN DOOtt STOCK. : ' Yoat Patraufe Respectfully Sottdted. ? . B^ffTl |B jB WIW'Vfl B11 wmiMMl, ?. |?S|?]; 1 u ^?TVb? B .B VL^Hv -^r I LI |> ^Ht-^^H ^B?-?S-M 1 H, ' ? B W Bmv* m*H (.?, ;? !? ? '^Hcv'fl* : Hr ? ?? * lfl ? ?A IV ? W:-B T^^^b.B ^^bB^TB^bmcb' BiwIkjI i ^B A - v' -^1 ^1 H-.jH ? .1 11 I Bit ^B"'< ^B BB .. H ^Bs IB ^^B B .B B B B ? 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