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I JuHWmd weekly sad entoted ss I
I M Ckm Mail Matter at the I
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Not every big business is hx?Ud|
I in a big city. I
I *^T^"*tT for the future is
I Pieulom is not always the right I
I to do and say what you pleasa.
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I *wd say what yoa pleats*
I Our own idea is that this ta a good I
*jmm. not to have our own idea.
I Any doctor can treat a patient after I
nature leads the way to recovery.
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The empty honors that the world!
| bestows do not last beyond the grave. I
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| Meat any """ can explain why I
I some other fellow o^ves good I
turn. a I
Chanting, "We wont flight" has I
never kept a nation out of war, and it I
| never wUL
Words have different meanings to I
other ears, so be careful how you!
use them.
I Familiar quotation: "Just send it!
I over," my friend, ami IH send you al
check next month."
-Personally, we would prefer fori
I the go-getter type of women to go- H
I Promises are easier to make than I
they are to fulfill, but people con-1
timae to make them carelessly.
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| . The individual who makes his aim I
| in life the making of money wiD, very I
| probably make money.
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A cat may have nine lives, but, I
I when yoa take extraordinary risks on I
? the highway, minember you are not ?
Mas) Chilli ii r rli 'r ~~ vahm of I
pfcjjpaad amusement in hfe. Some, I
I we have to admit, over-emphasi?e it.
| Advertising in the Enterprise must I
I be a good thing or there wouldn't be I
I go many repeating advertisers.
?f i ~r v " ^ I?? . |
| at people who make reeo-1
| lutions is one way to indicate that I
I yoa don't know as much as yoa think I
you do.
I Thom people who were yelling for I
I last summer are about to have what!
they thought they wanted. l.:M
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I The successful man is the one whofl
surmount* <fiffiealties; he is netttsE
for his lack of aoeosapKshmanin I
AVi H *p iSW* WO
| Every automobile driver in Pittl
County should make a resolution not I
I to drive carefuUy during 1941.
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ftthicatk^ and Rood will ^^fctiTO
I f 77 percent bad benefitted creatlv bv
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they had failed to support, but the
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I It is just probable that the seventy I
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NOW IS THE TIME TO HELP I
? The government of the United 11
States, in speeding assistance to the
British, is taking, into consideratkm,
I impels Hetr Hitler to, do something I
I to relieve the ptrassure that is being!
I applied to Us pal, Mussolini.
Maybe the government has word!
of German plans for an all-oat at
I tack upon the British isles. Former |
I Governor Alf London, of Kaasas, re
cently asserted that information he
? had secured in Washington indicated I
I that Hitler would make such an ?t-|
? tack not later than February. >1
If this is a correct inference, then I
lit is extremely important that we I
? rum supplies to the British before!
the German attack gets underway. I
I When it begins, the bstle will be over!
I before additional supplies can be sent!
across the Atlantic and the British!
? must''make their stand with what!
I they have in the islands when the I
? great test-arrives.
We should not overlook the poesi-1
I bEity that Japan will make a move I
I in the Far East at the same time.!
? Both Germany and Japan realise that I
I the warfare going on is in reality two I
? phases of the same struggle to donrf-1
Inote the world. The expectation is!
I that if the Japs get nasty in the I
Pacific, the United States will be!
I afraid to send supplies to the British. 1
There is no present indication that I
? the scheme will work. The United!
? States will do its utmost to assist!
I the British because we realise that I
? the outcome of the world struggle
? will depend upon the battle of Britain. II
I Regardless of what happens in other II
? areas, including tho Far East, as well II
las the Mediterranean, a British vie-1
I tory over Germany will pave the way
for a re-ordered world. ' * j|
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I WOODMEN ENJOY BARBECUE I
SUPPER; ELECT NEW OFFICERS I
White Oak Camp No. 917 Wood- I
I man of the World held its regular I
I meeting on Friday night in the Farm- I
Iville Hall following a barbecue sup- I
I per. Officers for the year 1941 were I
I elected and will be installed at meet- I
I ing to be held Friday night, January I
31st, 1941. Officers elected were as I
? follows: Consul Commander, Seth I
? Banow; Past Consul Commander, I
II John Hill Payior; Advisory Lieuten
lant, N. E. Ward;-Ranker, Lynwood
Murphy; Escort, |C.. A. ?; JoynWjJI
? Watchman; Raymond Thorne; Out- I
? Bide Sentmal, Bussell Britt; Record- I
ling Secretary, Robert fields; Camp
iFhyskhn, Dr. R. T. Williams; Degree I
? Team Captain, Allen Stocks; Auditor
? for one year, John M. Wilkinson;!
Publicity Office^ Joseph Spivey; I
Camp Poet, John 0. Hardy; Financial I
|pewta?y,'C ft Maahlwrn,fira^&j|
h^ratiM^d
I .ruaxy 1, 1940, has been largely re-j H
? White Oak Camp No. 917 during the
l. I
I UdTy X f? in HllUTlfi *y{^; cm I
I to take the trip. a
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to Moultrie, Ga., after spending the
holidays "with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Corbett, ' . ' ? ?
Prof, and Mrs. J. B. Henson had as
their goasts for the Christmas holi
day the following: Dr. T. A. Han
son of New York Hospital, New York;
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Henson of Chor
iotte; J. Lamar Henson, dental stu
dent at Atlanta, Ga.; Marshal Hen
son, a student at State College; J. B.
Henson, Jr., a student at Caroling
and Donald Hanson, a student in
High School at Snow Hill.
Dr. and Mrs. P. 0. Lents have re
turned to their home in Bennettsville,
S. C., after a visit with Prof, and
Mre. J. B. Henson.
Washington
Farm News
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Defense Program Stim
ulates Demand For
Farm Products
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Domestic demand for farm prod
ucts continues to improve in response
to gains in industrial activity of in
dustrial workers, the1 Bureau of
Agricultural Economics reported to
day in its December analysis of the
demand and price situation.
The effects on demand of the im
provement in business conditions have
recently been quite evident in con
nection with several important farm
products: Hog marketings, increas
ed sharply during the ppst 2 months,
have been mud) larger than a year
earlier hut prices in mid-December
were higher than a year earlier ....
Dairy product marketings and prices
are substantially higher than a year
ago Egg marketings and prices
have averaged somewhat higher in
: recent months than at the same time
in 4639 ... .
Although these recent evidences of
improved jtomeBjkfc demand for fhrm
products followed by several months
the Upturn in industrial activity*
lag ;e|''^hia^eartd^iis. not at all un
usua^the Bureau gaidff *0* Bureau
baa noted alee: a .|endeacy for/doeta
of'farm production te rhi^r Part of
rtfcp increase in prices and income-in;
JWU wiU' be offset by higher piO
"Farm purchases of machinery and
, A ifriculturo 1
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.. "J iiR OTpflr nniynnaft tuiB . in *nr ,
\?L*hZ ?r y i j 1 r\\ ii?n
ditures for? farm machinery other
iaH
lil0 unrVraT PcilOlU iV;- o r:;
The annual purchases of auto
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Americanism: Making New Tear
resolutions and breaking them
Want Ads!
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- Fields boose tm Pme street, also
MeAbee hoase on Home. Avsnacw
Dial 286-1 A. C. Monk Enterprises.
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FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS!
Pot Plants, Cat Flowon, Corsages
and Funeral Designs. Say "It" with
m ww ..sew _ WW get. ,
Jbtowers, jrarmviiie Slower oitop,
Myrtle Sutton, Owner. Pfconeau
Day 467-1; Night 203-1. tfc
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GOME TO SEE US far yew battery
and Bicycle Repair Work. Prawpt
Senrke. Reasonable Charges Wast
em Ante 4ssari?te Store, Fam
TiDa, N. C. tfe
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WANTED TO RENT; A^BABT
Carriage for a few toeeto. Said of
care guaranteed. Address Bobby,
care of Fanerille Enterprise.
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Vegetable Laxative
He, Important Point,
Most people want a laxative to do
xl. M ? - . xt. ly. - t\ V ??M?tm4eha11e*
k three things: (lj net punctually,
(2) act thoroughly, (t) act gently.
; ; Hers*' : ens that 'usually fills all?
' vtgetablf VTodxii* whose principal -
ingrodiMrt hM xnsdkal w^tjen
as an "intestinal tonic-laxativa."
That's the ingredient which en
ables BLACK ? DRAUGHT to help
: tm lazy bowel muscle*?'W&'the
Twfn season for the satisfying n*
u6f Irom coBStip&uOQ tflt? jfcoflp*
Si^MAUCTT is taksn^at
: bedtime. The millions of packages I
need arc proof of its merit. .
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THESE CLOUDS MEAN DEFENSE
I' Clouds arise as Ndarth 4. Carolina
farmers increase the fertility of their
fields by treating- them with lime.
[ Clouds arise as American soldiers in
crease their skill through artillery
practice. Both fertile soil and skill
ed gunners are vital to the Nation's
defense. In 1940 farmers' of North
Carolina were furnished 230,000 tons
of ground agricultural limestone
gram. rlThey bough|?^nd applied
many more thousands of tons of lime
through private purchases. , fit 1989
North Carolina farmers applied 196,
040 tons of lime; in 1988 tjrty used
144,896 tons, according to reports of
county farm agents of the State Col-,
lege Extension Service. f
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Meetag.
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?PRIMmri BAPTIST CHURCH |
y-'s? Rot. j. & Robert^; Pastor.
11:00 A. M.?Second Sundays?Morn
ing Worship.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
viV Bar. Fraoci^Ootirt, Psitor. "
Holy Uui
9.-00 A. M.?Every Sunday.
DR. v.; H. MEWBORN
? OPTOMETRIST ?
NfcXT VISIT
Faro ville?Office at Fields' Jewelry
: ; 8ta** MONDAY, JAN. lSth. f
Eyea Examined ? Glams Fitted
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Columbus, Ohio.-?The title-of the
pwtf Christmas play' ?t the Ohio
"enftentiary, which had a cast of
00 men, was "Stan in Stripes of
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BANG'S
A plan for .the official recognition ;
of vaccination of calves >a an aid in
coopemtive Bang's disease has been
presented by ihe Federal Bureau of
Animal Industry. . }
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