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ANNOUNCEMENT!
We will follow same Wednesday Closing
Schedule during summer months as in recent
years. Each Drug Store will close on alter
nate Wednesdays.
City Drug Company
Wheless Druy Comj
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INe Render Service with
Dignity and Honor
i NOTHING UNDONE, <
NOTHING OVERDONE!
DUKE-GARNER FUNERAL HONE
? Ambulance Service ?
PHONES:
W. H. DUKE DAY or NIGHT W. C. GARNER
356-1 416-1 468-1
. "I'M MAKING
NEW FLORSHEIMS
FOR YOU
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JUST AS FAST AS GOOD SHOES
CAN BE MADE"
"Why aren't there more Florsheim Shoes
on the market? Because quantity must
always wait on quality when ggod shoes
are being made. Especially during a
reconversion period fine craftsmanship
demands extra time.... and Florsheim -
wolild rather make fewer shoes than have
g single pair of them substandard In any
particular, Soon, we hope, there will
be enough Florsheims for everybody,
and I know (because I make them)
that they will Be Worth Waiting For i"
iville, N, C.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fields
Tussday altar spending aevarai days
in Beaufort with Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Koa.
Neta Marie Sutton, of Newport
News,. Vil, returned Monday altar
?psndfcy tha holidays ban with Mrs.
W. t' ShacklafonL
CpL Chariia B. Letchworth antr
al Sunday from Port Bzv?y wl
be received ljis discharge. He
been in the Pacific Theater-of Opera
tions for the past fifteen months.
Antony oar yotmy people home for
the holidays wen: Mies Juaiita
Redick, Miss Paoline Dixon and Miss
Katy Grey Shaddefotd, of Raleigh;
Mise Ramona .Rouse of Greensboro
College, Greensboro; Mies Elisabeth
Shirley of Brevard College, and
Misses Rayonel Bailey and Mary
Ellen Kittrell of E. C. T. C., Green
ville.
Mr. and Mn. J. V. Parker, Jr., of
Raleigh, were week end guests of
Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Butch, of
Sanford, spent the week end here
with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Butch.
Stewart McKeel arrived Saturday
night after receiving his discharge
front the Navy at Norfolk, Va.
We are sorry to know that Mrs.
I. M. Boyldn is ill in a Wilson Hos
pital.
Mrs. Ivey Smith left Sunday night
for Monroe to attend the funeral of
E. F. Brooks' brother, who had been
ill for some time.
Albeit West, of Tulsa, Oklalv visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ra/
West, Sr., -for a few days this week.
Bill Goin and his friend from Test
es spent Monday and Toeaday in
Virginia visiting Bill's aunt, Mrs. G.
W. Eldridge.
A beautiful and impreaeive Eaater
sunrise service was held Sunday
norning on the high school grounds,
the Glee Club, under the direction of
Mrs. C. H. Walston, had charge of
the services.
Honors Recent Bride. .... ._.
Miss Hazel McKeel entertained at
four tables of bridge Friday flight,
honoring Mrs. Richard Holloman,
recent bride.
Mrs. Bay West, Jr., was winner of
bigh score, Mrs. R?y West, Sr? of
the floating prize for bridge, anH
Miss Sara Griffin of the bingo prize.
Drinks and salted nuts were serv
sd during the play. At the conclu
sion bridal cakes and ice cream were
served.
The honoree was presented crystal
in her pattern by the hostess.'
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brooks and
Mrs. Ivey Smith retained Wednesday
from Monroe where they attended
the funeral of Mr. Brooks' brother,
Chartee Brooks, of Charlotte. Also
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carter
Smith, of Fountain, and Alfred Mur
phy, of Stantonsbury.
PROMOTED
Okinawa?James R Vines, 21, of
Route 1, Walstonbui-g, N. C., has re
cently been promoted to Technician
Fiffh Grade.
CpL Vines is serving as a driver
with the 79th Signal Heavy Construc
tion Battalion on Okinawa.
The House agricuturo committee
bas voted unanimously for the with
drawal of subsidy payments to meat
packers
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Festival
, jm Greenville,
April 86 at 8:80 P. It
the making to make this
tionslly enjoyable occaaia
tions will include renditions of the
original Negro spiritual and the
master pieces of the world's most
eight or tea sdbe^paitidpetfa^ will
give a tan minutes performance.
Music is to the soul what food is
to the body. Whan the burdens of
life become henry and afflictions op
press- the soul,' it can burst forth in
song and the spirit is renewed and
the burden is lightened.
? It is the hope of the sponsors that
this occasion may be the means of
inspiring a greater interest in good
musk:. Especially do we hope that
youth may be inspired to tarn from
the Jass erase to a greater apprecia
tion and interpretation of the better
and more cultural types of music.
A apodal invitation is, hereby, ex
to our white citizenry. Re
served seats will be provided for
you.
Admission 26c to all.
H. B. Sugg, Coordinator,
Pitt County Negro Schools.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE
Having qualified aa Executors of
the Estate of B. S. Sheppard, late of
Pitt County, Ninth Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on
or before the 5th day of April, 1947,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to the said estate will please
make immediate payment This the
28th day of March, 1946.
Sue May Sheppard and Wachovia
Bank A Trust Company, Raleigh,
North Carolina, Exetutors, Estate
of B. S. Sheppard, Deceased, Farm
ville, Nerth Carolina.
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NOTICE Of SALE 1
Under and by virtue of th*
of Sale contained In Chapter 160,
Article 6, Section 59 of the
Statutes of-North Carolina (1948),
the Town of Fountain will, on Mon
day, Map 6, 1946, at 12 o'clock noon,
offer for eale to the highest
at public auction, for cash, on the
premises, in the Town of Fountain,
North Carolina, the following describ
ed property:
Beginning 100 feet from the north
on comer of Square 11 on Wilaon
Street and running west with Wilson
26 feet, cornering; thence
parallel with Jefferson Street
100 feet, cornering; thence east
parallel with Lang Street 25 feat,
cornering; thence north parallel with
Jefferson Street 100 feet to Wilson
Street, the beginning, being part.of
Lot H Jn Square 11 of the plot of
the Town of Fountain, and being part
at Lot conveyed to the Town of
Fountain by Luke Lamb and T. R.
Uazell, Commissioners, by Deed ?
corded in Pitt County Registry in
Book E-24 at page 411:
Also the building located on the
above-described lot.
The building is to be sold first;
then the lot as described above will
be sold; then the building end lot will
be add together acid the highest bid
der os bidders will be declared the
purchaser or purchasers of the said
property.
The bid will remain open for a
period of Ten (10) days for raised
bids, the purchaser or purchasers to
deposit 10 per cent of their bid to
guarantee their good faith pending
confirmation of the sale.
The Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Fountain retains the right
to reject all bids.
This the 1st day of April, 1946.
TOWN OF FOUNTAIN,
By G. E. Trevathan, Mayor.
J. M. Horton, Cleric.
John B. Lewie, Atty. (A-6-4-wks.)
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Chapter 14, "Purple Monster
Strikes" ? Comedy.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Wallace Beery-Margaret
O'Brien?in
"BAD BASCOMB"
Latest News
Bugs Bunny Cartoon.
TUESDAY
Penny Singleton-Arthur Lake?in
"BLONDIES LUCKY DAY"
/ Sport ? Cartoon.
WEDNESDAY
Double Feature Dayl
Range Busters?in
"COWBOY COMMANDOS"
* . Kay Francis-Paul Kelly?in
'"ALLOTMENT WIVES"
Chapter 9, "Secret Agent X9."
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
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Fresh Vegetables, Canned Goods, Etc.
Our New Meat Cutting Equipment hue arrived and ha
installed, enabling us to give 700 better and quicker service.
? .We Are Continuing Delivery by Track ?
Two Deliveries Each Day!
? AT 10:00 A. M. and AT 4:00 P. M. ?
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PLEASE ORDER MEATS THE DAT BEFORE NEEDED
Due To Lateness of Morning Delivery.
PHONE 237*
305 South Main St Fannvilfe, N. C.
Buy "Savings Bond*" Have! Hold! PUT "SAYINGS BONDS" NOW I
BRING YOUR RADIO
TROUBLES to the
RAMO SERVICE
At 124 North Main St
Radio Tubes, Batteries
and Aerials for Autos
or Homes
WE CAN ALSO CHANGE TOUR BATTERY SET
TO ELECTRIC I
We Abo furnish Public Address System for Any Occasion.
Prompt Service! ? Reasonable Prides!
G. I. ANSLEY, Manager
"CONFIDENCE"
When a client seeks the services of a funeral director,
he must be able to do so with perfect confidence. At such
times, friendly, sympathetic help and counsel are invaluable.
Our service is uniquely personal, the result of an honest
desire to be of aid to the bereaved.
Joe R. Joyser & Son Funeral Hone
AMBULANCE SERVICE
105 WALLACE STREET FARMVILLE, N. C.
HOME OF
JOYNER MUTUAL BURIAL ASS'N., Inc.
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