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JUST RECEIVED ? __X ?' Bflipmcoi *.wl OF LOVELY T, SS SUITABLE FOR FRAMING Sparkling Crystal Trim Cards Smart Designing, of Genuine Christmas Charm! In Assorted Boxes of 20 with names printed in Script, English or Gothic 100 for $8.00 ? 200 for $15.50 ? 300 for $23.00 Smaller Orders Slightly Higher We expect these cards to sefl fast, get yean near! ? THE PIGGY BANK ? a novel card with slots for a dollar in dimes . to send to the children CHRISTMAS CARD KTIQURTTR: Address a card U s widow With the sane fomal name that she ssed when her haabaad was living, thus: "Mrs. Charles Henry Livingstone." Address a card to a divorcee "Mrs. Reed Rofcineon" since correctly she usee her family surname in place of her husband's first name., (See other pointers elsewhere in this iaane). THE RQRSE niRTEIT 116 North Main St. ? Phone 293-1 ? Farmville - Dr. Kenneth L. Quiggins Optometrist 10954 W. Fourth Street ? Greenville, N. C. Hours For Eye Examinations For Appointment 8:30 to 4:30?(Wed. till Noon) Phone 3779 ' 5f Out*** f Zjm . ^ fro ROBERTS J^der, Six diamond bridal ring in 14c yellow grid. (125 i !???? Exquisitely car Ted MiijntHff fllRHlffiM 111 the engagement ring. m "t *1 SO Three Mn&ag dia monds hi each ring of 14k yelk* **1. I MVS ring for ii wIThm y pi i ow gold. ?24?. Dual ring for mv Dainty clatter rin* with M* diamond FAMOU' WATCHF'; ? crush ? 8COIN iw: m fen o*ljr ChriSt a (pedal holiday bread. Coffee Oake or Fruited Holiday Ring will make Christmas Eye supper, or priately festive. Toasted slices of tin start the day right. So good la it to look as that it will seem almost otter one of the handsome gifts Santa has left for the family. _ An extra ring wrapped in gay paper and tied witt tinsel is a most delightful V to fjpmj Christmas wishes to those new neighbors or to those old lends a few doors away. Fashionable Christine pies en featuring a paper-thin lower crust sad a men suggestion for a top crust, with the accent on design. Crisscross Cranberry Pie not only cuts down on the shortening usually required, but usee honey for part of the sweetening. A hint of allspice grated lemon rind add flavor interest while cheery cranberries peep through the latticed crust with the gay lure of mistletoe. A holiday season without cookies is unthinkable, even If sugar has to he skimped elsewhere to make them. Chocolate Almond Squares are at tractive, quick and easy to maks. A garnish consisting of a dab of melt ed candy bar or chocolate fudge frosting, topped with a blanched al mond, gives them a special "Merry Christmas" look. ? ? I , . t . " ? Jba##An? ? ^ ' ~V'-' (!*?? hE. A1"^'!!'?wVvts^VUi,, .. . soil to the Soil In RaMgh for forgl ment of t_ ___ jj The analysts disclosed that the soil | ?or had boon trying to no * J? ^ J** ?"M? h*Tto* >! FH of 4.6, whieh la too soar for tho| crop. The farmer apply 1,600 pounds of ground lime-| stone to ilrhto sice to the fi The Mm Hens Lay I IHhH More They Pay! _ the importance of main-11 taining a laying flock of highly pro ductive hens, C. F. Parrish, in charge ? Poultry for t$>e State College En tension Service, announced that a re-l cant summary of state farm demon-1 at ration flocks tiullf*tw that *1 laying less than 140 eggs a year . ted the owner 61A8, while birds pro-| during 200 or more eggs averaged |4.7? labor profit "The difference between theee two average#," Parrish said, *ia the dif ference between good I and bad marmgement?between t feeding and poor feeding." Pointing to the old, widely-p.. axiom of the poultry industry, mow they toy?the taore they pay!",. Mr. Parrish said that good flock management, proper feeding and fre quent culling must be obeerred or the farmer will find himself provid ing his. hens with free board aad room. Taking another look at the sum marise, hens laying from 140 to 160 eggs a year averaged $1X2 labor profit over all coets; frojp 160 to 196, 62.88; and from 180-to 200, 64?8. ad from 1 a*flh|es 48 K < onto of 48 flKn demonstration flock ownara for one year, Mr. Parriah ?aid. 1 BIRD NOTES At Saturday's meeting of the Bhdl Club, Cliff Simpson read an article! on the Magpie whooe length to abput 16% inches. The black and white plumage to fbimd on the shoulders and abdomen; the crown to glossed with bronse and the back to shaded bluish Graduated for one-half or mere of its length, the tail to longer than the wings. Its feet are stoat Unusual to the bowl of mud and grass surrounded and arched by an immense number of large and small sticks which the Magpie uses for a An entrance hole to located on of this homo which to built 5 to 60 feet ground. A natural choice for the nest to the thorn tree because of the pro tect! veneas it dffors. A bristling ar ray of sticks prints in many direc tions to also keep away intruders. Eggs, numbering six to ?tM i_ pale grayish or greenish aad are heavily splotched with shades of purple. , ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS . ving qualified as Admintoti of theEstate ofjfre. Sue May i : ;jImN igMii m. - - JL jMpt x - > mmm r-i^, -?: ? iW f ?< ' St$?M [3V...J :?'.* '^raSpas? ?..??-^ v?, -w-;; ? A " - -4 3 '*?* . jjggj ? CHAM ?? - i [? KgEr^, y# ^ - f^|M - ????? ? ; "k : . ? ?' ?.:;" . %; r '~:y. <: ? K SS m?s ^ l|ABi2H abhaa A A ? * ? KLi*',' ?- , t Prfii" >;*;l S^Kpf yjffl ' ? --":A". ? . frjaWMF ^ M MM ~~~ J t\ia'.-A y.??>^m2?.-f+?w? JS&FiPW 4 K-V >' ' iS' ':>#:^ ??'. - : - ?' ?^r*': i;' " Ml A ^ -^to-' i* ^ E* *? Pli ? J *(%$&>??**? -??* ?? *""'? -.."'v.. ??? - X'-lfc . ? ' ? \>4,?:u 8>: Bt B Bcanen NOTICE OP RESALE Under and br virtue of an order of the Superior Court in the sx-parte entitled "in the matter of Peylor Administrator of P. Parker, deceased at al," the undersigned commieaioner will on , 1946 at IS o'clock Noon, at the te To?Kft>EH ing m the Town eiL ... offer for re-sale to the highest bidder for Cash (bidding to begin at IA1M.06), the following de scribed real estate: _ at an iron _ of the lot of land John Barrett now owns and on the South aide of the edge of the public road blading from the Main f Street of the Town of Farmoilla, N.! u, to tattle vontentnee Ureek, and - TdTui nms with the line said W. EL. Mar phrey*s, Sr., and John Barrett in a Southerly count down a small ditch about 220 feet to another ditch, thence with that ditch inaNorth Northeriy count parallel with the first line about 2S0 foot to said Main Street road, to an iron stake, thence with the adage of the road 60 feat to the iron stake Mm beginning; con taining one-fourth of an sen or less. Being the identical ? ? MHMLB I W. B. Murphrey, fir- , Patrick, Mortaeee. to Lillian V. Par ker, deed duly recorded in Registry of Pitt County in Book K-17 peg* ?#& Thia the 2nd day of side. JOHN HILL PA (D-7-2wks) Here in the United States, we have rained more good land in lesa time than any other nation in history. In spite of the exceptionally high rate of farm transfers during the war years, there has been a rela tively high proportion of all-cash agricultural economists sgy. I ^1? ?? > -.' ' T h % i \ . ? % V
The Farmville Enterprise (Farmville, N.C.)
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