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JR Optometrist MtHW. Fourth Street ? Green vifle.N. C Hours For Eye Examinations 8:30 to 4:30?<Wed. till Noon) PUouquin ' . BANANA SELL US YOUR PEANUTS WE BUY IN LARGE or SMALL LOTS ANYWHERE or ANY TIME Contact Us Before Selling:. Willamston Peanut Company Williamston, N. C. loan s ? HOME-OWN PLAN! ? That "Some dayJ" when you will own your Home, out right, would be Tiastened if you would Build or Buy?now. You CAN find a plan, or completed property, suiting your needs. And you CAN finance a Home's purchase, "Easily" ?with our Direct Reduction Loan Han I FUST FENEIAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF GNEEWILLE 320 EVANS STREET GREENVILLE, N. C. - Phone 3224 ?- ' A. C. TAD LOCK, See. and Trees. Notice of Sale OP VALUABLE ? Personal Property Pursuant to power of sale contained in Chapter 28, Article 13, of the North Carolina General Statutes (1943), the undersigned Administrator will on Saturday, October 11 At (12) twelve o'clock Noon^ offer for sale , fjfm ? TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ? For Cask, at Public Auction, at tke home of Mr. and Mrs. - Beanie Werte* .. North Main Strertto. FARMVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ii" Tbo Following Described Peraanal Property: 4-pc. waiveneer uearoom " " * Spool Bed ' Bed Si 5-pc. Dinette Porcelain-top Table r) ) CMir (Pink) WOOTEN. from all meat, ..thia would have little 05 ao effect PA the local supply of meat available to the Johnson declared that meat which would normally be In butcher*' caeca today waa slaughtered and eaten dur ing mid-summer when no inga were in effect. He a that he could see no immediate relief from the meat famine even if pro ducers could sell the product at their own price. The meeting, which waa preaided over by A. B. Brady of Chadbourn, president of the organisation, at tracted abbatoir operators and meat dealers from throughout the State. Lt Governor I* Y. Balleutfaw pointed to the need for improvement of slaughter facilities in tills State, and be expressed the opinion that attention should" be given to native grown beef and pork. "The livestock industry is 'fenced out' because of inadequate facilities for local handling," said Ballentine. Agriculture Commissioner W. Kerr Scott asserted that growth of the livestock industry in thia State has been retarded because of an indif ferent attitude toward the process ing of meat ^ ? Scott said that markets must be established if a stable livestock In" dustry is to be built in North Caro lina. Other speakers at the meeting in cluded Paul Kelly, .of the State De partment of Conservation and. De velopment who discussed the expan sion of packing plants in relatioh to the State's economy, and Dr. Dan E. Brady, of State College, who talked on the necessity of proper slaughter of meat and the relationship of frees- - er locker plants to the meat indus try of this State. The association passed a resolution saying it would give "ev?ry prefer ence reasonable and practicable to supplying meat to the hospitals and school lunch programs. The group also went on record as favoring the de-control of meat or a re-writing of the regulations "to permit us to stay in busineas and at the same time furnish North Caro lina meat for the North Carolina table." Wings be the very short and 1 Thle bird cleverly builds s large and bulky nest, placing It on a raised platform, generally in a damp loca tion. The platform is constructed of dried grass and learves and is care fully hidden bgneath a tussock or patch of briars. Three to fine eggs, shlney white, speckled and blotched with chestnut, purplish-black, brown and lilac, are.laid in the nest, which is constructed of coarse grass, leaves, rootlets and lined with fine grass and hair. The male Maryland Yellow Throat quite conspicuous with his bright yellow waistcoat and black mask j drawn over his eyes. A distinct in terest and friendliness in human be ings is manifested by this bird, pro-1 vided they keep at what he considers a gafe distance. Pictures of colored birds, the in sects they devour and the buried shrubs used for food were shown. A walk through the yard to locate birds j for study was made. Building bird houses and swinging in the rope tree swing concluded the meeting. ' ? CJhertlCkLfQu, SOUTHERN COMFORT RM.W.S.MTJ CU9*mi W * lie SfotUA * 100 PROOF ? REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FARMVIlAE FARMVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER SO, IMC aatfiiir ?? ASSETS 1. Loans and discounts (including f?Ndne? overdrafts) , $ 867,766.93 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 2,268,800.00 3. Obligations of- States and political subdivisions ? 184,806.87 6. Corporate stocks (including none stock of FederaK ?Reserve Bank) , .. i^OO.OO 6. Cadi, balances with other banksi including reserve balances, and cash itema in process of collection .. ? ? ....: 8,243,408.26 7. Bank premises owned 117,383.26, furniture and fix tures 61.00 17,384.25 1L Otter Assets ; i = 9,037.68 12. TOTAL ASSETS __ j 66,032,692.99 LIABILITIES ' /-AKf, 13. Demand deposits at individuals, partnerships, and corporations : 64,664,968.02 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, Tj and corporations : 867,482.75 16. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) ?. ?r? 112,973.08 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 423,343.63 ft. Deposits of Banks ? ' 296,297.03 18. Otter deposits (certified mid officers' checks, etc.) " 20,219.71 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS 66,776,284.12 28. Otter Liabilities a : i 18,746.60 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including obligations below) __i?; ? | CAPITAL ACCOUNT 26. Capital * 26. Surplus __ 27. Undivided Profits 66,789,029.72 60^)00.00 126)000.00 _ 63,563.27 28. Raeervae (and retirement account for preferred capital) 16,000.00 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT ? 243,568.27 80. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT . 66,032,692.99 ? This bank's capital consists of common stock with total par value of 669.000.00 MEMORANDA ? ? ^ ' 'Vj, i * * ' ' ? j - ' '??'? -* ^ Tl|1 - ? I ' .. . Jj ? '**'? it '< ? ' 5 ? ?' ? '* "V 31. Pledged uaeta (end securities loaned) (book value): . , (a) U. & Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, , ,5 d pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities?. $ 644,000.00 Iv 1 ? JfOTB OF We deeply appreciate erery inquiry, word of sympathy, and kindness] shown us during tile extended illness I of oar husband and father, W? C. j Tucker. Especially do we thank those sending beautiful floral ar rangements. W Mrs. W. C. Tucker and Children. 104 W. 5th St.?At Rn PofaU #** na^??|llla hi /"* W^f MIB| L? -. - , . ? ? w M ^1'? ^afemssffi^iEsE -#T". jtfz. "' Electric Clocks and Irons-Electric Heaters, Cocoa Matq?5-Burner Built-in 00 Jtovea Goal Heaters and Mats-Stove Pipe, all sires. . v- , ? * ? L MANNING'S Refripratiaip Electric Service *r:* * IU East Wilson St. FarmviDe, N. C. fc;WlSi 'n., Inc. New Members ?^? "f *? V ''' ' .'"V' . *? -v, V . - . * ? October 4th, 1946 J. Archibald Joyner, Secretary k Treasurer Joyner Mutual Burial Association, Inc. Farmville, North Carolina * ? Dear Sir: Please accept my congratulations in your success in organizing a burial associa tion for the colored people of Farmville and the community. This has been long needed here in Fgnnville and knowing the reputation of your officers, I do not hesitate to recommend membership in your organisation and trust that your people will support the home town corporation and especially the Joyner Mutual Burial Association, Inc., because I can gladly say that they are putting forth every effort to give a real needed service and the'members of this corporation have proven themselves worthy of the patronage and support I further state that this much needed service is a big asset to this community. Wishing for you and your members a most successful enterprise. Yours very truly, . TOWN OF FARMVILLE J. Wv Joyner, Mayor . Make Farmville Second to None ; "Every Citizei a Member - Every Heme a Supporter" > / " * "V t ?.>;,? '?? __ _ #W.iS$a Burial Ass'n., Inc. ? TODAY ? OFFICE 105 WALLACE STREET FARMVILLE, N. C. i - i. i _ _ _* - ^ ~ 1 ELEVENTH ANNUAL Al AUSPICES AMERICAN REGION i BIGGER AN# BETTER THAN EVER Agricultural Exhibits Machinery Displays Vocational Exhibits * Jtdise Booths Home Demonstrations 4-H Clubs ?- LIVESTOCK ? POULTRY ?. FLOWERS and FINE ARTS ON THE MIDWAY ?? ^^^Mil^^^BfP-^^^BM^MM5i^EMBlBlMu8mB?laa^"^'->i?r ^l? "America's Newest and Cfcanest Carnival" 14 ? SHOWS ? 14 ^ip f 14 ? RIDES ? 14 ^p, :($k ISil "'ft om. . r : w * * W:-.V ?NVKtRNHIH WIDE ? 6:00 P. M. " ',
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