: a ALEX BOUSE, Owner * Mgr.|
ADVERTISING RA*B: It
Di^^tily (H&beieudr} jj^pK^jj^|t^i|i
Posfarffke at FsrasviBs, JL C, urn
<fcr act of March 3rd, Ml*.
: ? ~,f- * - ?'?
' Life can Be enjoyed by ^people
who are wiUing to ?Q*ti.ft<*i0ia*?
fr.
?m ? '
to others?at least, as much as he
talks.
? , ? _
Speaking- about appeasement, why
not let the Japanese sppssu the
United Statesf '
- -c*-v C ???>' <'s^ t
There is no law against courtesy,
even at home and at the wheel of a
motor car.
If you think you have a yery inti
mate friend, dont get into a' business
deal with him.
% ? - - ?* I ,V 4 ' '1 I
War Hint; In the World War the
Germans seemed to he invincihlft for
nearly four years.
Too many people.wast too. much
time trying to tell other people what
to do and how to think.
I i
* - "?? - ? - LX "
Now that you are a member of
the Red Cross, you should buy some
Christmas Seals, or a 'bond.
Work hard, save your money and
you wi& die early enough for your
heirs to enjoy spending it
Side people often outlive well peo
ple because they have sense enough
to take care of themselves.
i ??
Then there the story about the
man who did not want to go to
Heaven because he was too lasy to
, twang the harp.
ABE CROP CONTROLS
NECESSARY?
The argument about .crop control
will be beard again as a result of ad
vancing prices and some, grower* of
cotton and wheat wQl likely dedde
that agriculture can take care of if
self, without the benefit of any regu
lation of production.
In view of the fact that cotton
growers will vote on the question of
marketing quotas on December 13th
and wheat grower* will go to the
polls next spring to decide the same
issue, we think it pertinent to urge
all farmers to think carefully before
abandoning the system which has un
doubtedly helped agriculture.
It is true that cotton and wheat
prices axe higher than they were
when former' referenda were held.
This seems to be strong argument
in faVOr of retaining die restrictions
which boosted the prices. Certainly,
it is hardly wise to throw away the
medicine that improves the patient's
condition.
' - WW M _ _ W t . 1
moreover, growers ox wneat ana
cotton should carefully consider the
surpluses that exist and the bene
fits that they derive from loan pro
grama which peg prices. If.control
<rf production vanishes, it is only a
question of when there will fr
mammoth crops which will prove to
be "?"""n" "u eslile own with govern
ment loans.
The fact that the ggrmpsma&JMt:
vises expansion of production iacer
: tain agriash^^*de is no. az
^ advantage of sedating conditions and
JJWII Tht
gest expansion (rf
SAOTAPOSTPGNSS
||||g TO OEBBNVUiLl
wHii1}) ?wm? ' h#4ri 1
? rtfc.' ? v ? s.iT3L
we^a .4 j
il36 DOCB pOltWIMXt i^iwer viyWfAMiJn
Wfe ' j
x" ??<?? .# it. ? i 1 f# ' - 11
/tiKML Yft,. OH
^aifpivdii -of. Esnnvill^^fid
l^dnnith,
afternoon at t*?
o'clock, with tbo Bew Mr. Mann,
J^opsd rector, ot t?a&ng ham,
I LOCAL BOT JOINfiMASNES
I Leroy Jones, of R P. D., No. 2,
villa .High School fan. three, years.
I Private ^ vm employed
go through the recruit training J
period of six weeks.
Young Jones has set ai^ynujfr
and it is, hoped, that, many mermen
of that community will inquire about
the Marine fierpa. : At this.,tin*
there is a great, ?jiportniiity for afl
young men to get ahead in the Ma
rine Corps due to its .rapid expan
- h y- J ? ' f JL. k ? -JL *
M
? '?'-?> -*-? ; -
WALSTONBURG
NEWS 4
I--?
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hicks aid
family spentthe week end with-jela-1
tives in ItodriRghain. * 4
Mrs. J. W. Redick and Mrs. Cartdr
Smith ' of Foontain vuuted friends
near town Sunday .afternoon.
Miss Lillian Corbett and Mrs. 33
C. Gardner made a boaineas trip to
Farmville, Monday afternoon. * j
Mrs. Irene Whitley and Mrs. Foad
of Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Rjfcp
West, Sr., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lang of Wilson
spent a while in town Smpday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. JUgles and
son, Guy, of Fountain visited rela
tives in and near town Sunday. %
i Friends wiN bejfcd to learn ttat
Mrs. George Beamon has moved to
town. ?.
Ed Taylor, Jr., of Monroe spent the
week end at home.
Cameron West and. Bruton ^Taylor,
?tndenta of U. N. C^speat Jtfce weak
end # ^heme.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Craft, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Shelton and Mrs. N$a
Shackleford were among tnoee wto
attended the Union ai. Bell
Arthur, Saturday,
Mrs. Clifton Webb of Pinetops,
and Mrs. George Lane of Fountain
visited Mrs. W. ET Lang.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brooks of Fai
son visited relatives.here Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Mewborn of Farmville
.spent the week ?d near town.
Mrs. Rudolph Joyiier and Mrs.
Lewis Thomas were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs; Psal .Claft
Mr. and Mrs. Larry JSMtonu and
family spent Sunday in LaGrange. "
:
Whatever the government of the
United States may do, then will al
ways bo a few Congressmen to argue
that the other nation is right/
: ;
FARHVnXB COOK BOOK IS
USBPtn CHRISTMAS GIFT
tifol red eowr wHl make air sttntatfTO
,?Si2^?J 32 &2fw
and for many yean
Sn d iiii at?y miyibflf of.
' rr-.^" 4m* ifUlfc- mmmm J -Wi\ \ JAM
~\3 ? ? ??* " vpy
I I IwVW w/i JMooh W ^ HH|i)9
I ??? 1
#% 3
I - ,+ f M mjgm + J ? 3/k ' ' 1
E-- .; J -^rjp W* TH^g tp?v "-W- ? .???
. ! ?" ?
' - ?
way is provi^for ?11 of ns to ?x
CIB8?
A. The means is thepurchase of
available to' almost every man, wom
and, and child Ownership of even
a 10-cent Stomp carries toe satis
faction of knowing you have helped
\ the Nation to aim.
- Q. What denominations of De
fen* Savings Stamps are on sale af
retailstores?" " J
A.- Store* an concentrating on
in'eriier to get a maximum number
of agtotnaw to partidpate in the
Defense SavingsProgram. ? Many
etoree also carry 50-cent, $1, and ffi
Stamps. - Stamps df all denomina
tions may be purchased at post of
fices.
NOTE.?To buy Defense Bonda and
orwrita to the Tieasum of tits Unit
& a .Also
Stamps now acBuOajtola at moat re
tafi. store.
,. ? >? i-. . ,/V>
^^HOKNOWS?
trail tv. Act uassed ?
2. How much bituminous coal is
mined yearly in the U. S. T
8. Where is King' Carol, deposed
xokr ofjfemania?
t UksiklTell?
5. Which isQth*,4epgest river in
Emppe?
?? Jpwtip J^yin,fprry? ;|
7. Which U larger, an, army corps
or j^dbtokm?
c A .nWhat to., the "critical point" in
aerial operations?
9. What to the oldest aijned iorce
in the United Statee? '
10. -What is the strength of toe
Japanese Navy?
(See tkMwm?,<m *9*9M
____________________
rm
imrpy
aggfeetaat
* * erawoEKS ?
? ? -????.- ?
BAPTIST CHUECH
<^'JfeT.,'SL Bt^Pweam, Pasto? j
?:46A. It?Sunday School G. W.
Davis, Superintendent \&j
R'lt~3SS^SwS Union.
7:80 E. M. -fWedneaday. Pmyer
; Meeting.
<^W^?1AN CHURCH
U:00 A. M.?Morning Worship.
C$:46 A.: KL,m#nndar School J. 0.
v|i90 En
a^Sfe*
7:80 P. M.?Evening Worship.
7:30 P. M. ? Wednesday. . Prayer
JMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHUBCB
Rev. j. R. Rountree. Rector.
JLOsOO A. M.?Sunday School J. W.
Jqynar, Superintendent.
11:00 A. M.?First Sundays ? Holy
Communion and sesmon.
11:00 A. M. Third Sundays?Morn
ing Prayer and sermon.
THE METHODIST CHUBCEM
Rev. M. Y. Self, Pastor.
10:00 A. M.?Sunday School B. A.
Joyner, Superintendent.
U.-00 A. M.?Horning Worship.
7.-00 P. M.?Young Peoples' Group.
,7:20 P. M.?Evening Worship.
'
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. H. JLjN** Jiuter.
10:00 A. M.-?Sunday School C. F.
Baucom, Superintendent.
11:00 Ai M.?Morning Worship. ' .
.7:90 P. M. ? Wednesday. Prayer.
- M?ti""
PRWn^ilSlOT CHURCH
Bar. J. R Roberts, Pastor.
11.*00 A. M.?Second Sundays?Morn
ing Worship.
______
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Bay. Franca McCourt, Pastor.
*Wy Haas _
9:OOl A. IL?Evory Sunday. J
FOR RENT?PQUR ROOM HOUSE
and garden 1ft miles from town.
Pump and electr^ lights. Reason
able rent. : White tenant. Apply
to Mrs. Eva H. Shackleford, Fara
ville, N. C. D5tf<
1 -
^ ? ' ' * ? ?7 a i .
Vflle, N. C. ^ to til*
highest bidder, the fpitejsingl^rtecrib
ed tract |Kv!
% Adjotoiog the landi of. ;k*EIlii
Honae, and Elita Sawnders, bnd be
ing known as lot 7*o. 2 of what is
known as the Monk Sub-division in
itj' f ... "??*?' ' ?? /?,,,, ?.' , -LM
tne i own of rarmvnie, uount^r^: oi
Pitt, State of jfcrth. Carolina, tt
surveyed and mapped IL B.-Cure
ton, Civil Engineer and being (Met
No. 2, in that certain deed from John
SO! Baylor* Ifortagee; ;te ' Wilson
Boyd,; dated December 1st, 1928, re
corded in Book. T-20 page 190 of the
J^^pountjjf-; Registry^ reference >: is
|#o: m*d? todeed from X. Y. Monk
and. wife to Marvin Tyson, recorded
in Book J-18 at page 493 of the Pitt
County Registry. Reference ia also
made to deed dated May 4th, 1987
from Wilson Boyd, and wife to Josie
Bojrti to John Hill Paylor, duly, re
corded in the Registry of Pitt Conn- 1
tjr. .
This the 12th day of November,
0941. ?
JOHN HILL PAYLOR,
N14-4t Mortgagee. I
. '..i-iirrr: , . . . . ? ..
Want Ads! |
' .
COMBINATION RADIOS AND
Yictrohm.' An enjoyable gift? 1
FARMVILLE FURNITURE 00.
" I
FOR SALE ? SMALL ELECTRIC
Refrigerator Cheap. - Dial 271-2.
P5-KP
|FOR HOME BAKED FRUIT
Cakes: Call Mrs. Reddin Lewis'or
Mrs. Hanry T. Smith. White Fruit
Cake 85c, Mack 65c per pound.
D5-2t
FOB RENT - SIX ROOM HOUSE
December 1st?If interested see
Mrs. Appie E. Flanagan, at 211
Grimmersburg St. tfti
IF YOUR CAR WONT START ?
Call >116. We charge your bat- <
teriee in 30 minutes. Western Auto ;
Store. O-Sltf <
. ?
WANTED?ALL TOUR OLD MAG- <
asines, books, papers, etc. Will !
call for.same each Saturday?Boy ;
Scouts.
10,000 POUNDS OF SAUSAGE
Meat wanted?We are in posfetton ;
to grind your sausage meat?Abo '
seanoumgB for sale?Modlin Mar
ket & Pitoducd Co., Farmville, N. !
G?Phone 418-6. N14-4tp ;
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSl ;
Pot Plants, Cut Flowers, Corsages '
and Funeral Designs. Say "It" with !
9 Jlowers. Farmville. Flower Shop, ;
Myrtle Sutton, Owner. Phones:? <
Day 467-1; Night 475-L 4fr|
RESERVATIONS WANTED FOR~6 ;
or 8 rooms to be used by Soldiers i
^ehO will be.stopping over in Farm
ville from time to time. Ajnyonb; ;
having a mom. they can ppare for ;
?this purpose will please call Police '
Headquarters, Farmville, 2#1-1. j'
''' ii ??w,?iwiiiMwwwwiMaiMmm
- - - - ,
V IIjIjZIs) l^a v* I
m Abo Cb.pter l4 <|p
c,
? .i'iBJ?I'-f-' 'H. ..':''.j'.-.'JLV 'IUV. ..
SUNDAY-MONDAY
' < ~ ?' _ " ? -j !
William Powell-Hymn Loy?in
''Shadows ofthe
Thin Man"
Also News and CARTOON
hm' ? ^?ur.u ,i?o)uuinj .in ) "- i'
TUESDAY
Jane Frazee-Johnny Dewna^a
"MOONLIGHT^ IN HAWAII"
Also Selected Shorts
WBD1??AY
DOUBLE FEATURE
; ^Boh.Steele to '? ?*
"BILLY THE KID WANTED?
Wayne Moirte-Bremda Marshall
"SMILING GHOST"
Also Chapter No. 4 of
"SEA RAIDERS"
.'i i. umi, .j
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
Pteulette Goddard-Bob Hope?in
"NothingBut the
Truth"
Abo NEWS and COMEDY
SUBSCRIBE to THE ENTERPRISE
ESSO PRODUCTS AND REAL
SERVICE fa Washing, Waxing,
Greasing and in M minntea charge
for joor baiter? at THE STAND
ARD SERVICE STATION, Mala
Street, Linwood Joyner, Operator.
?W -a?he
'
[1ALL/AARK
will express your good
wishes with charm /and
perfect taste.
?/?A.
"fatt***.
*TK? Mark particular poopl# look
for on tho bock of groolinf arfi
Ifcty u?d and rocoir*.
Sf# Our Complete Showing
Of IjAULMABK ChristM*t
Greetings.
Farmviile Flower
Shop
FARMVILLE, N. C.
? / ?
*&&-$
? ?n'J tlT Lifcgh iJUj 1
- ? ? : - ??
DON'T DO YOURCHRISTMAS SHOPPING
EARLY, unless yon do It in
FARM VILLE!
' -
There is a different gift for every friend and every relative
? IN YOUR FARMVBLLE STORES *
Chanter of Conneree & Merchants Ass'a :
OOOMMOOOOaWOMttOMMOMMMOOOXOMaiMMMIH? ,
; ? ;:
DIOR INN MO STATION i
I ' / ' ? < ?
; (Opposite Bank of FarmyiHe)
I MARFAK?LubricatiaB?SERVICE I
l > j J
? Washing ? Greasing ? Polishing
Waxing ?
All Work Guaranteed!
> . 3 j
; ASK US ABOUT OUR
' Monthly Washing and Greasing Plan
WE OPEN SUNDAYS
E. H. ROBINSON, Operator < i|
MM?ei?eaMMi*KMM>MOMi!
I "' fc^ ^^mL ^j|fl SMfea Ebhm^ J j^L
i-Xtj. 'j