ed at Main and Belcher
be opened to the public at 10
morning, according to an an
made toddy "by . U. E.
TraOwaya.- . jPlfcrM
station will he ?km>ted
have been provilkd for IMr comfort
while waiting nrt-ival and dsparture
of boaes, Mr. Newton said.
All visitors to the new atation on
Frifey will have a chance to win
of two twenty-five dollar victory
bonds .which will be given away at
five o'clock. All visitors are asked
to register their names, ao they can
be notified by mail if they become
winners of the bonds.
The station will be in charge of two
experienced Trailways agents?Mrs.
Don Cleveland and Miss Carolyn
Stephenson, who formerly were tick
et agents at Camp Lejeone. They
will make Farmville their home, and
will assist Farmville bus patrons in
planning trips, arranging connec
tions, and provide generally for the
travel comfort of all patrons. They
will give complete information by
phone on all schedules arriving and
departing as well as fares to any
point
The opening of this station, and
others in this area, is part of an
overall plan of the bus company for
bringing the people of North Caro
lina better bus service and atation
facilities. Because of the lack of
building materials and labor the com
pany is taking care now of only those
points where stations are most need
ed, Mr. Newton said.
To most people, the big crimson
and cream buses that operate through
Farmville are looked upon as "The"
bus for GreenvQle, or Wilson, or at
the most, for Raleigh and Charlotte.
That's true, because they do go to
these places on rather frequent sche
dules; but the emblem on the aide
of the buses?a map of the United
States with the word Trailways
through it, signifies a much bigger
operation indeed.
These buses, as well as all buses
carrying this emblem and are paint
ed cream and crimson, are operated
by Carolina Trailways, just one of
the companies called National Trail
ways Bus System. They operate
over 66,000 miles of the highways in
the United States, and just recently
added member companies that oper
ate in Mexico and Alaska, making it
international in scope. This makes
it the largest bus transportation sys
tem in the United States, and there
by in the world.
Even the passenger who rides only
to Greenville and Roeky Mount bene
fits by such an association, for the
f, in that the
ition, joint
fa bo delay
region to
fleet of :
I more "through" 1
will be placed in service so that paa
sengen can travel great distances
without making a change. Urea
now, one can travel via Trailwayr
from Wilson to Washington, D. C.,
without making changes, or from
Norfolk to Chariotfee.
The new improved baa station, the
modern bases coming through Parm
ville each day, indeed, brings to
Fmraville the .ultimate is modsru and
economical travel, on a local and na
tional scale.
Have You Bought
Your T. B. Seals?
Dr. N. Thos. Ennett, General Tu
berculosis Bond and Christmas Seal
Sale Chairman for Pitt County, states
that while the returns from the Bond
and Seal Sale so far have been vai
gratifying, some of our good citi
zens have overlooked, probably due
to the Christmas rush, sending in:
their contributions. He states that
this is not only true in Greenville
but is true in other sections of the
county as well.
He expressed the dpinion that this
year's goal, the 110,000 Mobile X-ray
unit, fur free x-ray to all dtisens in
the county in an effort to wipe out
tuberculosis, will not be reached un
less all citizens contribute generous
ly- . .
Dr. Ennett said he felt that buying
Christmas Seals truly exemplifies the
Christmas spirit in its finest form.
NOTE OF THANKS
) The family of Mrs. EUen P. Welton
wishes to express sincere apprecia
tion for the many kindnesses extend
ed during the illness and death of
their mother. -
Bay Savings Bonds Now And Save 1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the Estate of Mrs. Sue May Shep
pard, late of Pitt County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate of
the deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Farmville, North
Carolina, on or before the 25th day
of November, 1947, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the stud
Estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 26th day of November,
1946.
TABITHA M. DEVISCONTI,
Admrx. of the Estate of Mrs.
Sue May Sheppard.
Jobs B. Lewis, Atty. (N-29-6t)
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and comfortably (flipped
the Muament of
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enced in
you plan your next trip to the next town or
across the nation.
? At 5 o'Clock, two $25.00 Victory Bonds will be given
away free to the holders of the two lucky numbers to
fjjprawn from a locked box at that time.
? Be sure to visit the station Friday, inspect it, and
have your number placed in the box for the drawing.
The winners, if absent at 5:00 ?'Clock, will be notified
by maiL
R. C. HOFFMAN, Jr.,
GEO. D. JOHNSON,
General
MABSHALL E. NEWTON,
Superintendent of Stations.
W. G. HUMPHREY,
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Trailways, today supervises the open
ing of Farm villa's new bum station,
of Main and Belcher streets.
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