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Pitt A Greene Electric Membership
Corporation, .
Farmvilie, N. C.
Gentemen:
We have just received the special
rural electrification edition of The
Farmvilie Enterprise, dated June 6,
1941. It is a splendid edition, and
we would like very much to have
about SO copies to send to other edi
tors in order to assist them in the
preparation of these editions. Can
you supply us with these copies?or
as many as you can spare? En
closed ore self-addressed franks
which may be used in sending them.
ALLY** A. WALTERS,
Current Information Section
Rural Electrification Admin
istration.
NOTE?
The above complimentary letter
was handed us by R.* A. Joyner,
operating manager of the Corpora
tion. This recognition of our effort
to get out an edition appropriate to
and worthy of the occasion is appre
ciated by the editors.
ONLY A MATTER OP TIME
Grand Admiral Erich Rader has
laid Germany's "sea cards on the
table," declaring that American con
voys for England will be met by the
guns of the German navy if neces
sary.
Germany, he says, will hold the
use of such convoys to be an act of
war. Moreover^ no one can expect
a German commander to stand by
idly when his position is reported
to the enemy by an American war
ship. The German commander, in
such cases, faces an actual warlike
act, is justified in demanding cessa
tion of the hostile act and is justified
in enforcing it with arms.
The President of the United States
has insisted that the United States
will see that necessary'supplies are
' delivered to the British.
It is perfectly obvious that, unless
one side or the other is bluffing, it
is just a matter of time before hos
tilities begin.
NO FOOLISHNESS
Secretary of State Cordeil Hull
says that Germany is seeking, by
threats, to induce the United States
to refrain any real efforts at self
defense.
The French^ it Mens, is playing
.. the German game by reassuring the
United States that they win never
surrender their fleet, or their colon
ies to Germany. As long as Ger
man bayonets are at the threat of
France, however, French assurances
should be taken with large supplies
' at sah; ; ?' ?
Hitler is following his usual tactics;
Just now, Germany has aa much war
; as rife wants. Consequently, it is
the game to talk nicely to the Umt
- ed States and persuade the saps hi
this country that we am live peace
V-^nbiy and happily with the Nazis, r
When the time comae, we have no
doubt, Herr Hitler will -ehange his
from the United Let ua he
sure tiurt we^wffl not have to stand
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,v.' dsyt fnTTv} fikAf v,u /*fo#*ig?nni
- Ruby and Janie Marlowe, and Cecil *
Lang left Wednesday for tT. N. G* i
Chapel Hill, where they will attend (
Summer School. >?lr J^Sfe M '
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Wart, Sr., have 1
recently moved; into their hew home.
Ed Thylor, Cameron West, Harold 1
Bailey, and Bmton Taylor have re-: '
turned home from U. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor went to 1
the graduation exercises at U. N. C., '
Tuesday. Their son, Ed, Jr., was 3
?rnmj the graduation claaa."--?.
Mrs. W. A. Marlowe ahcL Mini 1
Lillian Corbett spent Wednesday in :
Rocky Mount 1
.- Mr. and Mrs.\Gattis Warner and
children sprat Tuesday in Wilson. j
Mrs. Jason Shirley spent the week
end with friends in Norfolk.
Miss Dorothy Gardner entertained ;
a f|w of bra friends at a luncheon
Tuesday. Among them were Ruby
and Janie Marlowe, Juanita Redick
and Ola Grace Gardner.
Mr. E. T. Phillips of Greenville
was the dinner guest of Mrs. Estelle
Bailey, Tuesday night
?r Girl Scaffha^MM
The Girl Scouts of Walstonourg
held their regular meeting June 7th
I at the home of Emma Jean tfedick.
The meeting was called to order by
the chairman, Geradine Joyner.
Patrol No. 2, has charge of the
| July meeting.
The treasurer reported $35.46 oji
I hand. It was voted to close the hot
dog stand for the present.
The following officers were elected
for a period of three months: Chair
man, Edna Earl Holloman; Corporal,
Pauline Dixon; Treasurer, Annie Ray
Westbrook; Troop Scribe, Evelyn
Fields; Patrol Leaders, Ann Hicks,
Janie Margaret Henaant, Sallie Mae
Bdrnes.
The troop was very happy to have
their leader, Miss Pat Jackson, from
Lomberton with them at the' meet
ing. Lunch was served by the troop
followed by ice cream and cake serv
ed by Mrs. Bedick and daughter.
. The troop of twenty girls was or
ganized* in the spring. Under the
splendid and efficient leadership of
Miss Jackson the troop has grown
and progressed with wide-awake In
terest in each new activity.
Troop Scribe.
Club Meeting
The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
Jason Shirley, Wednesday^ .(?
The president, Mrs. J. C. Gardner,
conducted the business meeting and
presented Rev. C. B. Mashburn of
Farmville who made a very interest
ing talk on Democracy.
The hostess assisted by Mrs. Mel
vin Gay and Mrs. Estelle Bailey
served a salad course.
Shower For Mrs. F. L. McKeel
Mrs. Rosa McKeel entertained at a
miscellaneous shower .Tuesday night
honoring her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Fitzhugh Lee McKeel, a recent bride.
. The receiving line was composed
of Mrs. Ed Thylor, the honoree and
Mrs. Blaney Heath.
A musical romance contest was
played and high score prize was won
by Mrs. Fred Beam an. '?/?
Miss Virginia McKeel and Miss
Emma Jean ..Rediek brought iar a
it a party in the home of Mrs. J. C. 1
Gardner Friday night honoring Mrs. i
ttake her home elsewhere. <
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names and Mrs. W. B. Moye won low
score pH*.
J* J. ^^Bon> Pn^win
Annonncement was made that a
shower was coming up and a loaded
MSket of gifts waa'-brought in and
presented to Mrik Menwnw ^ '
Craft and Mlaa Lillian Corbett m0M
ed a sweet coarse.
^r?eJ
Ray Mi Hand flew inmany Amy
puSuit ships while he was enacting
his role in the Paramount aviation
epic "I Wanted Wings," opening at
the Paramount Theatre, Farmville,
Sunday and Monday, June 16-16, in
which he atars with William Holden,
Wayne Morris and Brian Donlevy.
But there was one ride he wont ever
forget
At Kelly Field, while in flying
costume with a parachute strapped
to his back, he was invited to take a
ride in one of the Army's newest pur
suit planes. . Milland accepted with
alacrity, and up they went After
sailing around a while, the motor
started to cough1 complainingly. The
pilot told Ray they, were running
out of gas* and might have to bail
out Raypatted his parachute with
a sigh of relief. But in the next I
moment, the Army pilot said it
wouldn't be necessary to bail oqt be
cause he had succeeded in tapping
fuel from a reserve gas tank.
. When they landed, Milland was
asked by a movie "prop" man if he
had had a nice ride.
"Well, yes/' said Milland, "but I
almost had to use my parachute, be
cause we were running out of gat"
The "prop" man fainted dead away,
for Milland was wearing an imitation
"prop" parachute that , never would
have opened!
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NOTICE TO DEFENDANT ]
North Car ofihair?Pitt County,
In Hie Superior Court.
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MARGARET HEMBY ^
WILLOUGHBY, ;
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JAMES THOMAS WILLOUGHBY.
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The defendant, James Thomas Wfl
loughby, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Pitt County, North Carolina, to se
cure divorce on the grounds of two
years separation; and the said de
fendant will further take notice that
he is re?aired to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Pitt County, in the courthouse in
Greenville, N. C., on the 5th day of
July, 1941, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the reGef demanded in said, com
plaint.
This the 4th day of June, 1941.
B. F. TUCKER, Assistant
Cleric of the Superior Court.
John Hill Paylor, Atty. J13-4w
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