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will <k> for pnbticKtyp9 even when moot
of it is useless.
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The popi?i who try to yet some*'
thing for- namng 'JWaaDy receive
nothing for something.
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Any author can tell, yon that writ
ing is easy; the Juud job is to 'get
somebody to read the stuff.
Some writers -appear to haM back
what they know in order to save
dometMnflr to writa about* :t- -i
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One of life's peculiarities is that
when yon, are boaiest s friend drops
in tot taflknbout hia stoaeafcaches.
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Helping other hxmoB|v,'h|frg|1^J?
the lmttle of life, is just as heroic as
Why not junk our Army, Navy and
Germany and Japa* protect usl .?
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In about four months the average
American will reahif that it takes
money to jaepwe far national de
fense.
killed by. an anhtsibfli Uma fer in
Kfe and try to dodge them another
year.
NATKMTPA^S ^YE M
~ The United States faces a Cock of
j t'.!^ w i^pHitler la ?
equalled by the die-hard lUjiuih m\
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UMBOS wtt he if glf^Q^ the fM? I
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j SUA Roll-C&1I.
Ijftff^*|li'|??,. tJitnmiA 72*"'
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ItoJ^^'l^'^ir^m'y
of his fallow countrymen. We are
only asked to lend our dollars . for
IMEflM SM^CBd Stamps to defend
l? I.HI 11 I Hi Mil *W?IM f1* ? ? ^
tbe
_.? " ? ..1 _1A? 1],. VimlnjW
roll allotment plan tax the buying
of Defense , Saving! Bonds and
Stamps*. How can I get one started?
A. This depends on your position,
and-theddnd of organization in which
ing, .your immediate superior-would
be tile proper person to receive your
snggestteihat you would like to
baVfeavohmtary pay-roll allotment
plan introduced. The firm's bank
can supply information about such a
plan.
NOTE.-?To buy Defense Bonds and
Stampp, go to the nearest post office,
or write to the Treasurer of the Unit
ed States,. Washington, D. a Also
Stampgnow are on sale afc most re
WLrtore.
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Mrs. C. L. Owens, Misses Hazel
and Ms* Ow** and Claude and
Ned (hrei?spent the Thank**feg
holidays with relatives in Wallace.
? Mrs. F. L. Eagles, Ii R
Hfjwld and Guy Eagles spent Thanks
giving in 'Louislmrg with Dr. and
and Mrs. L. P. Yelverton.
~-Mr. anS'^fra.- Erie Copeland ot
Eaglea doxing tke holidays,
h?lfcIMid Mrs. W. R. Harm and
relatives in. Zebolon during- the holl
^^orton^
OAfih&f the
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I n%>/J o t . i ?!?.'?>?!llt''a''" k?^ritiiartri-f -tr^ "'? ' ,r'^'. Cd
T *"** ^^QedChari^s
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if"i Fny-i, "T*'"' W
Davis, Superintendent.
11:00 A. McT'Morning Workup, ;
7:80 P.
'*!??- WalnM<i*y- **?
aJ CHBISTUB CHIHtCH M
Rev. C. B. Mashburn, Pastor.
Pollard, Snpermtendett^
6:30 P. Mu-Jonio/and Senior. En
deavor.
7:30 P. M.?Evening Worship.
7130 P. M. - Wednesday. Player
Meeting.
F' .? . -?. .? s:v ? o*2Ss'
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EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
. Rev. J. R. Rountree, Rector.
10:00 A. SL?Sro^y^SgooL J. W.
[if^mmnnion^d''aeiinoin
11:00 A. M.Third SundaESr-llorn
ing Prayer and senn^m
I' -V ? . ? I. t' g&fo
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? Rev. M. Y. Self, Pastorg ->
10.UO A. M-rSraUy S^L K- *?
Jopner, Superintendent
11:00 A. M.?Morning Worship. ^ i
7.-00 P. M.?Young Peoples' Group.
7:20 P. M.?Evening Worship.
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10^)0 A. M.-^^g^SdiooL C. p.
iltioZ''M^e^d^dl^Morn
g. ing Worship,
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CATHOLIC tiritljiCEf
JfcCenrt P-tar.
OdK, A. M^ILnUy.
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Adjoining t^6 l&nds o? H&niiEh
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Hi!I ffi&yloiy^ ~ W08OQ
e^edti|e
made^to^Sfdkte^^thf M7.
froth Wilson Bfryd, and wife to Joste
Boyd to John Hill Pajrtor, duly re
corded in the Registry ofPitt Conn
ML J0HN ^ pAnoBi
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WANTED LADY ROOMER^jfCOM
ORTABLY FURNISHR&ROOM
NEXT TO BATH. ? REASONA
BLE RATES. DIAL 429-6. It
FOR RENT - SIX ROOM HOUSE
-Mrs. Ap^eE ^aw ?t 211
Grfounersburg^SL _tf.
IF YOUR CAR WONT START -
Crtl SmllFV charge 7?IT bat
teries & SO minutes. Western Auto
Store. 0-31tf
WANTED?ALL YOUR OLD MAG
r^utee*, books, papers* etc. Will
?n for same each Saturday-Boy
Scphts. /
10,000 POUNDS *OF SAUSAGE
~ Vest, wanted?We are. fin positiion
to.grind your sausage'meat?Also
I sessontegB for sale^ii|aUrt$Mwe4
I. ket Ak Produce Cos FOfonvillet It.
C-nurn. tlM.
FOR RENTr-A QOOD TWO-HORSE
farm out halves "to* white family.
Give age of ea& person, in family.
State who you famed with each of
I part: three years. No ..drinkers.
Answer aB questions. Address H;
pK C, Boc m Emstom, N. (0. >
N21-2tp
ESSO ^PRODUCTS! AND REAL
SERVICEjn
for your battery at THE STAND
ARD SERVICE STATION, Mate
-Street, Linwood Joyner, Operator.
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~ wiD iHty'vt mt TH
jei^?? y''? *?' _ j. ?*,i* \
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to tests
Under New Management ? |
?- ALL WORK GUARANTEED ? ;:
tBf Drive in and Give Us a Trial ??]
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THANKS j I
E. H. ROBINSON, Mgr.
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$1.50 SUBSOHBE to im ENTERPRISE $1.50
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Baby ChicksErery
Wednesday
DAVIS SUPPLY CO.
Fannvflle, N. C.
.
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FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS!
? Pot Plants, Cut Flowers, Corsages
and Funeral Designs. Say "It" with
r Flowers. Famvillo Flower Shop,
Myrtle Sutton,.Owners Phones*
Day 467-1; Night 475-L tfe
? With""
SING'S HI-TEST GAS
-- Regular First Grade
18& Gallon
1st Grade Kerosene lOe Gal.
. t Motor Oil 10c Qt. and Up
{ 300 SOUTH MAIN ST.
LUMBER
Farmville Retail
Lumber Yard
? Phone 302-1 ?
. Located Near Norfolk Southern
Depot ? Farmville, N. C.
LUMBER, MOULDINGS,
ROUGH and DRESSED
- SCREEN DOOR STOCK.
Your Patronage
? Respectfully Solicited.
SUBSCRIBE'to THE ENTBBPRj^P
for extra miles and greater satisfaction!
LOOK for proved and improved features In
f the new car you buy this-year?for they
determine the degree of satisfaction and
dependability you will receive. And start
first by looking at Pontiac! The 1942 Tor
pedoes not only retain Pontiac's traditional
long-life' features?but add fifteen major
improvements for gcteter value* Come in
?see and drive the 1942 Pcmtiac today!
GENERAL MOTORS' MASTERPIECE
Here's the secretof Pontine** soft,
easy ride?Duflex Rear Spring
ing. Developed and introduced
by Pontiap, this quality feature
has beeln even further improved
by the/addition of oil-impreg
nated liners in 1942.
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