? ; ^a8myiu?
S. 1UI Mm 0?M * M?r.
Eta tthim HiiHif rl ""
TBS BOUSE fHDCTBT
-ii" ii i ?' *
0? Yaa^frM ? ttOlMtfM Tie
ADVERTISING RATES:
Display (Miian) Me fm feck
AD Legal aim 5c a Im per week
. i
Published weekly sad eatered as
Second Class Mail Matter at Dm
dsr act ?d Mawk fed, 1871.
Freedom does not mean the right
to disregard the rights of others.
* -
Fasions for women are in what
might be called the look-and-see era.
When gangsters work together,
honest people might as well cooper
ate.
Japan seems very anxious to pre
vent the United States from getting
into war.
The average club, or organizatrv ,
will grab almost any excuse for a
qrunrw
If you fail the first time, there is
no reason why you shouldn't fail the
second time.
MOTHER'S DAY
Nearly everybody in the United
'States will join in the celebration of
Mother's Day, which occurs on the
second Sunday of May.
We hope that the people of Farm
ville and Pitt County will reflect
upon the debt they owe, as indi
viduals, to their mothers and pay
tribute to the loving- service that had
iriuch to do with making them human
beings.
In observance of the special day
there is no use to become foolish.
Let us recognize that there is no
miracle that lightens the load of
care or the burden of worry that
weights down the average mother.
To be good mothers they have to
give up many of the pleasures that
life offers and their unselfishness is
consequently more notable.
We hope that all living mothers,
for one day, at least, will be happy
in the thought that their children
honor and love them and they will be
remembered, as they should, by their
scattered family group.
For mothers who have passed on,
there is nothing that we can do, but
their sons and daughters should not
fail to recall 'heir memories and pay
tribute to their goodness.
THE NATION'S NUMBER
ONE FARMER
When Claude R. Wickard corneal
to Raleigh next Tuesday, May 13, to I
address an expected crowd of more I
than 5,000 farmers hell be right at I
home. For Claude R. Wickard is a I
farmer, a born and bred one, and I
close to him say that he is so firmly I
rooted in the soil that even Washing- I
ton can't change him. And he's a I
farmer who takes his farming sen- I
ously. ?
So seriously in fact that when he I
waa named to the AAA job that led I
to the Secretaryship of Agriculture, II
he wired back asking for a few days H
of grace before takng the job as the jfl
nation's number 1 man from an agri- jl
cultural standpoint The reason: He II
was harvesting hay and he wanted to I
be sure the job waa done right before I
leaving the 380-acr* farm in Carroll I
County, Indiana, that he still owna.
?? A lot of farm folks from this sec- I
tion are planning to be on hand at II
the annual Co-op Meeting Tuesday
to greet their fellow farmer Wickard
when he pays his first official speak
ing visit to the State as a cabinet
member. And we hope they'll march
right up to him and say "Look here, I
Claude, here's what we need for
agriculture in Nor* CMu*." And
they have every right to express
their views for, with the exception
(Hand* ^Vickard who- loow theirI
MOTHER'S DAY
Today I can't wear a blushing' rose
of red,
For'my dear Mother is dead
Today I must wear a delicate rose
of white,
Tis hard to be brave and say its all
right.
But Mother dear, its the only way
I can honor you today.
Oh! days may come and days may
g<>? c
Darling Mother of Mine, I miss you
so.
I miss your sweet voice so kind;
I mias your cherished "Good Night,",
I miss the touch of your hand in
mine,
When there are battles to fight.
But dearest Mother of Mine,
I would not have you know,
What I must meet in the drifting
rain ,
Of sorrows and pain here below.
May you not see "me sad
! When I try to smile through my
tears;
For to had such a mother,
Oh! I must just be glad.
And when from Heaven's golden
streets
On me you do watch and peep,
Oh! may your mother love guide me,
Until in Heaven your smiling face I
see.
Mother dear, there's still one con
solation sweet
Which fills my heart today?
I gave to you my very best
Before you went away.
?Sue Perkins.
(In memory of my mother, who died
8 years ago on Mother's Day)
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
AUXILIARY -
The Intermediate girls auxiliary
met for their regular session on Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Nancy Gates. (
Misr Dorothy Rayles had charge
of the.program, "Building your house
? After the program the hostess serv
ed delicious refreshments,
of life," was the topic.
At the previous meeting the girls
hiked to the woods where they spread
their lunch, and toasted weiners.
After sapper the regular meeting
was held.
'?w?TOOL -
_
pickles, con bread, 10c; Banana pie
5c. ' fffiK
m i ITm | '?- ?" ? ? '
rueaday?wavy Dears wjtn port,
THANKS
I wish to express my sincere ap
preciation to the citizens of Farm
ville for again nominating and elect
ing me as your Mayor. I deem it a
great honor to be able to serve yon
in this capacity, and I shall continue
to serve yon to the best of my ability.
GEO. W. DAVIS. J
NOTE OF THANKS
' I have had a bad leg for 12 years
and been in three hospitals, but am
now well and ready for work again.
I thank the Lord he has spared me
to get Well one more' time in life. So
I want to give thanks to the Lord
and to the kind people here, who
have helped me when I could not
help myself.
Edmond Sharpe.
SUBSCRIBE to THE ENTERPRISE
NOTICE !
For Your Convenience
The Office of'Dr. C. C. Joner
will be kept open for * abort time
for the benefit of thooe who wish
to call and pay their accounts, or
to make arrangement for future
payment Your prompt attention
to same will tie greatly appreciate
ed.
''Build-Up'7 for Women
Helps Avoid Distress
Do yon raffer periodically from
headaches* nervousness, lirlftiHI*
ity, cramp-like pain?
If ao, hero's good news! . These
may be symptoms 4L functional
dymcnorrkta due to malnutrition,
often helpod by CABDTJL
CABDUI usually increases appe
tite.and the flow of flatric juice;
ao aids digestion and helps build up v
distress. Or you may find thla alao
hrfpi HUBt JOTT pffftoHft
Take CABDpI* few days beforo y i
and during "thujtam* 60 years of
... use and popularity Invite your ? ;
confidence in CASDUL
; i
How meagre seem the thanks I offer you
When weighed against those love-endowered years
Of sacrifice and service, tender, true,
Of too few joys and fax too many tears;
Yet gratitude ears heaven'sholy mark,
And hallowed is the blessing that it gives
To one who will but use its glowing spark,
To search the soul whore m affection lives;
And though a queenly crown I could bestow,
Twould fail to cancel such a debt as this,
For rather would you hold me close, I know,
And feel the rapture of a thankful kiss.
So take the heart I give?and think of me,
A boy, in mem'dy, playing at your knee.
?W. Dayton Wegefarth
' B ' m S
Let it rain or snow; let a
stunner aun do Iti van* -
vitfi It* withering heat
weather, climate or season
! 1 dull the heuttfnl,
harmoniona shades of
Athens 1M% Pare Paint
The longest bating pre
servative coating gen can
use for ftne homos. Keeps
year home in goad repair
and appearance .and holds
poor property value high.
Select and use any of the
24 boantifnl colors ef
^ Athey's 100% Pars Point
or Athey's White, the
whitest of all white paints.
M*nnjccturrd by '
C.M.ATHET PAINT CO.
' MtamMi. '
HMmMjjl
The Taw.ee Co.
FABMVILLE, N. C.
^ .1 ii
, Farmville Retail
LnmberYard
? Phone 302-1 ?
Looted Near Norfolk Southern
LmraBB^rarai^
: PALMOLIVE BEADS
Wmmlaii
II m
II t*TKL T? TVLL ImiTTki P
| X IwaJiLixi"vT 1/vUOmU
II
Also Latest News and Special '
iw* Short Subject tfh Greece fffia
Fights Bock
?^??? V" -fi-i'.-x":, -??: ? ? ^ft"r??f
Stuart Erwin and Beby Sandy \
? in ?
"SANDY GETS HER MAN"
Also Cartoon and Our Gang
g Comedy.' |
E"'MWEDNBSDAYpi!?^l
BIG TRIPLE HIT PROGRAM
The Dead Old Kids and Little
Tough Guys?in
"GIVE US WINGS"
Bob Steel?fas
"WILD HORSE VALLEY"
Abo Chapter No. 1 of
"THE SKY RAIDERS"
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
ERROL FLYNN?ii\
"Foot Steps In The
Dark"
Abo the Latest News and Cartoon
- . ? ?
? COMING SOON ?
"ZI EG FIELD GIRLS"
"UNCERTAIN FEELING"
THE PENALTY"
"LIL' ABNER" }
We are for peace but human be
ings base never found abiding peace
in cowardice and surrender.
DR. V. H. MEWBRON
? OPTOMETRIST ?
PLEASE NOTE DATS CHANGE!
FARMVILLE OFFICE: -
Mi Jewelry Store
? NEXT VISIT ?
TUESDAY, MAY'29th
? Tarboro Every Saturday ?
Eyao Eramtned and Gbeaee fitted
.
.4. A A A C ? ? * * a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a' a a
r1 v1 -
1^1 I
I 1| ? ? _ _^v AtlAUI ^ m mmmm mm m*mm mauammi I
' ?,t->V7 ' 3 IF VR' - ^xDUhQES. Tgrali KkDW y!flH. lK THE L"AVDH^H'r.i.vi-i 'I-'.'.fl1-'.
?aj ? ^ ?llllliili*?p B?w; www L II Hill w ?"? *"? ?,IM"1 fc?
vThits THE sn^fljwESE CAMalg
UKEAIUMOIWlT 8XTIUJRATE fl
| CAMEL THCVUfi *J: WITH ME I
I MAuyMll^> WOVM6THC f
& TOO EXTRA J EXTRA SMOKINtr
JLhb size and number of eggs your flock will lay next fall depends
much on what you feed your pullets now. Purina Chick Growena,
a complete feed, or Poena Growing Chow to be fed along with
: your grain built to give you full, complete development in order
thai you may have big well-ma
tured pullets during the fall when
egg prices are high. Feed your
pullets well now if you want lots
of eggs next fell Come into the
store and get your supply of the
poultry feed that fits your own
i .pnticdtt iv^?i
' ; , ? .
DAVIS SUPPLY CO.
110 West Wilson St Farmville, N. C.
?
i i i . i . i
^LOWERS !
!! * ?' ? ? -
j
ITS EASY
TO WIRE T
FLOWERS!
' ?
11^^.
| "Ti'u MOTmRisthfaU^tf
, "?. -^ ?isffi I
~f, _ -!. will be drflrned to her... I
r;v|uid your will '? ?' I
) wherever she Is . |
> . n-WtiOIl Of *
ffCall to- ?oe''^.?^^fe'?3i^:^: j;':'? J&?
I ' ?. -:::?-. .??"?? ' ??'?- .. ? . . .. " " .'?? ! ! ...
I p?E8??ij pre
AB ' aw* MA ? M ^pppB^^Bp^ - '
^^^B:in s At SIAQnl^E^ - . Xr* .*. ? - jm^^VT.Q]1 i ? i ' ?*? 'i J
? ?:,??. ? ???-?*? . ?.# - flK^^F ? _^M ' BW. ' J?' ? ? Y W Bffy fPRv A W Mr Am
^ rou ro spend ten aunutic m * gr