FARMVILL& N. C. Price: $2.00?< Km. fl?8 of Respect, Garde of Thanks and all Notice of Ei tertaimnent for profit will be charged for at the rate of S cents per word. Cash to accompany or Advertising rates wfll be furnish ed upon Published weakly and < Second Claaa Mau Matter at the Post Office at Fannville, N. C., under Act of March Sid, 1878. \ BAPTISTS ACT WISELY Since the favorite pastime nowa days is devising schemes of getting money from the Federal government for individual or institutional uses, it is quite encouraging to find a group which not only turns thumbs down against treasury handouts but urges similar groups to do likewise. ' ? At their convention in St Louis, Southern Baptists adopted resolu twns opposing the acceptance by church schools and institutions of funds from the Federal government Grants were opposed on grounds that the separation of church and state is threatened by such subsidies. While aimed primarily at a Su preme Court decision which ruled, in effect, that New Jersey must pro vide transportation for students at tending Catholic schools in lien of public institutions, the Baptist reso lution deserves the endorsement of other sectarian groups; Congressmen and Senators should sit up. and take notice. Also deserving note and endorsement w^,the resolution op posing the practicfe of sending an en voy from the United States govern ment to the Vatican in Rome. Harold E. Stassen, former govern or of Minnesota and a candidate for the Republican nomination for the presidency in 1948, appeared before the convention and opposed the stand the Baptists had taken. Governor Stassen has been brand-! ed as the most progressive?if any Republican in national life can be classed as such?of the GOP candi dates and, if the next president must come from that party, his election would come nearer gaining approval of Democrats than would the selec tion of Senator Taft or Governor Dewey. Like all the other avowed candidates, however, Governor Stas sen speaks a language unknown in the Southland, judging from his re marks at the Baptist convention. GRADUATION PROBLEM Commencement season is here. North Carolina schools are winding up another session and are releasing thousands of students, some of whom will return to their books at the end of the summer vacation while others are permanently closing: classroom doors behind them this spring. The release of this band of boys and girls increases the responsibility of parents who must guide the ener gies of these young people into chan nels which will benefit the individu al, the family and the community. The little tots will have their play; the boys and girls in the upper-age brackets can do much toward reliev ing the work load around the home or can obtain gainful employment. The most harmful thing parents can do is to allow these boys and girls to aimlessly spend the summer with out contributing in some manner to the improvement of the home. Bernard Baruch, who served i and the increased is the surest and quickest amy for the United States to regain its bal ance and normalcy. Parents and school children would do well to con sider the advice of the esteemed Mr. Barueh in mapping plans for the months. "BEG TO REMAIN" (St Louis Globe-Democrat) The trouble with good ideas is that they usually are run into the ground. A while back there was born a So ciety for Abolishing Dear in Busi ness Letters, an innovation for which we plunked on all fours. But now comes an incipient Write as You Speak campaign, which well take on tiptoe. It is well and good to shear off such saws as "beg to remain," "hop ing to hear from you, we are," and "yours of the 12th inst at hand. But there'll always be smarties ready to stretch the limits of' logic, and one shudders to anticipate the result. For example, you write a breezy business note, dutifully deloused of cliches and in the best write-as-you speak-you-hope manner. Correspond ent, being allegedly busy at the mo ment, passes missive to female as sistant for reply, to wit: "Guess what. I got your letter and it was scrumptious. But I don't get the point. YTmow what the boss said? He said he didn't either. But he said brush you off easy on account of you're a good customer. That's all for now. And please don't wait so long to write next time." If that's coming, we beg to remain. WE'LL TAKE PEPPERMINT (The Denver Post) We see by the news columns that three Denver barbershop quartets are flying to Scottsbluff, Neb., today to compete in a two-State sing. ' The winner will go to Milwaukee in June, seeking the international barbershop quartet championship. / > PARAMOUNT 1 THEATRE 1 FARMVILLE, N. C. The Home of Better Entertainment ? PROGRAM ? WEEK OF MAY 17 SATURDAY ONLY OUT CALIFORNIA WAY ?starring:? Monte Hale?Adrian Booth Also Chap. 6, "Mysterious Mr. M" and Two Reel Comedy SUN., MON. & TUBS. Walt Disney's Live-Action Musical Drama In Technicolor SONG OF THE SOUTH including animated tales of Uncle Remus. Don't miss the year's most outstanding picture. Added?Latest News, Movietone Adventure WEDNESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE KING OF THE STALLIONS with David O'Brien ... and ... WIFE OF MONTE CRISTO ?starring? John Loder andJLenore Aubert also Chap. 10*"Jungle Raiders" THURSDAY and FRIDAY THE STRANGE WOMAN ?starring? Heddy Lamar, George Sanders Added?Latest News Events BUY IT NOW l| Complete Service * Junior, in his hepcat ignorance, may ask us, "What is a barbershop quartet?" What thai we tell him? Son, we shall say, barbershop har monies are the peppermint drope of American song. They last and last. You roll them on" your tongue and they are sweet but not sticky-sweet. Their flavor has a pungent power than brings mist to the eyes. That's the peppermint in them. You boogie-woogie bumpkins are song savages, Junior. You gulp your melodies whole, never pausing to savor them. Be they sweet or sour, after two weeks an the radio they are gone, consumed, and you are sick of them. We, your fuddy-duddy elders, pre fer peppermint to hotcha-cha. In the evening by the moonlight, we still love strolling down Melody Lane with Sweet Adeline. Shine on, harvest moon. We don't care if Richard never opens the door. Does he plead for five minutes more with Sioux .City Sue? We cant hear him, for Caro line is calling down by the old mill stream. Dear old gal, she's got pep permint drops. Some day youll understand. ARMY WANTS NURSES If you were a nurse in the Armed Services?Army, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard?during World War II, there is a commission waiting for you as a nurse in the Regular Army. That's the word from Lt. Colonel Agnes A. Maley, chief of the nursing division, Medical Section, Headquar ters, Third Army, who explains that the need for nurses is so great that the opportunity to become a Regular; Army nurse has been thrown open, with Congressional approval, to ex service nurses who can qualify. It will be necessary, Colonel Ma ley explains, for applicants to write her direct or call on her in person, as the Army Recruiting offices do not carry the necessary application blanks. Her headquarters are in j Atlanta, Ga. The successful applicants, Colonel Maley says, will win commissions en titling them to all privileges of pay, allowances and nfomotions accorded any officer in the Regular Army. Also, there may be a trip abroad for those who are successful, as Army nurses are subject to overseas duty. DANGER SPOTS REMOVED DURING FARM CLEAN-UP "A place for everything and every-, thing in its place" is a prime safety rule, states Professor David S. Wea ver, head of the Agriculture Engi neering Department, State College, who emphasized the importance of a thorough clean-up on the farm to promote efficiency and safety. Disorder is responsible for putting one out of every five victims in the hospital, according to a study con ducted a few years ago by the Na tional Safety Council, Profesor Wea ver says, explaining that the largest single cause of injuries, other than the personal factor of poor judg ment, is disorder. The time spent now to eliminate farm danger spots through clean-up efforts may result in the saving of many days lost through accidents during the rush season, or later on, Professor Weaver pointed out. No farmer can afford to lose the ser vices of farm help through accidents. Now is the time to mend broken steps, remove cluttered accumula tions from barn, alleyways and work areas;- repair harness and tools, and provide racks and other suitable places for forks, scrapers, brooms, rakes, and other equipment. Floors should be repaired and kept free from obstructions. Ramps may prove de sirable to overcome the hazards of different floor levels. Loft doors, feed chutes, broken ladders or stair ways may need repairing or protec tion. With summer "just around the corner," now is a good time to get the farm shop in order and to repair CARD OF THANKS TO'VOTERS OF FARMVILLE: I AM EXTENDING MY SINCERE AND HEARTFELT THANKS FOR YOUR CONFIDENCE IN ELECTING ME TO MEMBERSHIP ON THE BOARD OF COMMISSION ERS. MY BEST EFFORTS ARE PLEDGED TO GIVE THE MOST EFFICIENT SERVICE OF WHICH I AM CAPABLE. Walter B. Jones Latest in Records and Albums A BOY OR GIRL GRADUATE WOULD APPRECIATE AND ENJOY A SELECTION FROM THESE OUTSTANDING MUSICAL ALBUMS TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY Music by Jerome Kern Songs Singers mi liie mouas itou By Make Believe >? Who Cares If My Boat Goes Upstream? Cleopatterer Look For The Silver lining Life Upon The Wicked Stage Cant Help Lovin' Dat Man Leave it To Jane Ol' Man River Who? Judy Garland June Allyson Kathryn Grayson Lout Home Tony Martin Virginia O'Brien Caleb Patterson 31. U. 31. ALBUM ... Krlce ?3.YS> JEROME KERN^ MUSIC A Fine Romance Johnny Mercer and Martha Tilton Smoke Gets In Your Eyes The King Cole Trio Look For Hie Silver Lining Margaret Whiting Who? : : The Pied Pipers She Didnt Say Yea -Peggy Lee j The Touch Of Your Hand Hal Derwin All The Things You Are Clark Dennis The Way You Look Tonight Paul Weeton CAPITOL ALBUM ?__ Price *5.25 - . ; Serenade Through Tex Beneke and the Glenn Idler Orchestra Victor Record .... .. .price 65c When Am I Going To Kiss Tou Good Morning? Freddy Martin Would You Believe Me Ask Anyone Who Knows . Sammy Kaye Victor Record .... ....price 65c Lore Is A Random Thing Ray Noble Columbia Record Price 65c Mam'i Stella By Starlight M. G. M. Record __....priee 65c COMK IN AND LISTKN~TO TOUR FAVORITES 1 WE BATE ALL TYPE NEEDLES, RECORD RACES, CASES, ud PLATERS. I JEWELERS hammers, axes, and may save time and Loose material, unused farm equipment stored may become hazards. Accumulations of barbed wire, broken glass^ dis carded machinery increase the possi bility of trouble and detract from the farmstead appearance. Paratroopers Stage Tactical Exercises For Egyptian Group Pope Field, May 16?Lt. General Ibraham Atallta Pasha, chief of staff of the Egyptian Army, and his party of 13 officers, accompanied by two "guide" officers of the U. S. ^rmy, observed an air-ground tactical train ing exercise by air crews of the 36th I Troop Carrier squadron and para troopers of the 82nd Airborne di vision at Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Saturday, May 10. Later this month West Point cadets will see these maneuvers that| started May 9 to be staged over a 15-day period. In these operations, 113 C-82 "Flying Boxcars" of the 136th squadron, flying in formation, drop approximately 400 paratroopers in a drop zone four miles north of Pope Field. After they jump the in fantrymen assemble into combat units and push off on an attack ( problem to surround and take Pope Field, which is an "enemy airhead" in the simulated tactical situation. To support the ground troops with mechanized equipment four gliders are brought in on a small landing strip in the area. After this cargo | has been unloaded "wounded" troops are put aboard the gliders, Which are i then picked up by a C-47 towplane. | Glider pick-up is a war-developed technique, and it is used when j gliders must be taken out of areas which are too small for the towplane, to land in and pull motorless craft out by the conventional takeoff method. The glider towrope is stretched between two tall poles 14 feet apart and about 200 feet in front of the glider. Then the towplane, passing low over this ground station, takes the rope with a special hook arrangement. Saturday General Pasha and mem bers of his party were flown in two of the 36th squadron gliders. These gliders were flown in formation, both being pulled on "double tow" by a C-82. The gliders took off from) Pope Field and were flown over the. Fort Bragg reservation, and then the towropes were released and came back into the airfield for the landing. COLORED ELKS MEET MAY 20 The North Carolina Association of Colored Elks will meet in Tarboro, May 20, 21 and 22. .Until you've seen her private bath room, you dont know what kind of a housekeeper a gal is. FOR SALE, WANTS, LOST, FOUND, ETC FOR SALE: Brand new Vt H. P. electric motor. Price $35. Jim Dar, den. Tel 5411. 16-le FOR RENT: Jack. Leroy Bowling, Pecan Grove Dairy. TOR Me De$ery ? We install and furnish the gas system ? '? V ' . S jf ' ?' "T .V-": Tarboro Furniture Co. Phone 375 Tarboro, N. C. V' Watch for the announcement of the opening of our Bottle Gas and Appliance Store on South Main Street, Farmville, N. C. 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