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m NOB7M CAROLINA'S FINANCIAL ?ISPdNSItlLITY LAW MCOMIS CFFICTfVI ON JULY 1,1*47 (MM (MUD'S MOW MMMT ?? fMNHI PMMWUMinMSMMtBMIjBOTeM JOHN D. tWXON ? FABMVIl^E, N. C. tun mmi mum automomle Mflmmff co. ?m* o?k??niun*m Mk "UttCSf MSUM1 Of (US II NOtlH CAJtOUNA" Let us *helpMQu#et a beautiful, zm ?1 Build Year Haroe With Quality-Tested _ - i Laboratory Tested f Member of N. C. Concrete Masonry Aas'n SMITH CONCRETE MOOTS, Inc. K1M8TON, N. C. a* 548 Phone 3412 Sold in FarmriUoby Vantage ? inc. FARMVILLE, N. C. ? WALSTONBURG i\ri?wa ? ? ? Wu Tt H ? ? ? Mrs. J. C. Gardner, Mrs. C. B. Letch worth, Ola Grace Gardner and Stuart McKeel were Wilson visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gay of Prince ton ware the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gay, Sunday. Charles Shirley is steadily improv ing after a tonsil operation at Wood ard-Henring hospital. Mrs. Ada Bass of Wilson has re turned home after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jason Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron West ef Fairmont were called home on ac count of the death of their uncle. Mi. Earl West of Thrboro. Mrs. H. A. Liverman of Plymouth spent the week end here. Mrs. Lydia Walston Is confined to her home on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Baker of Green ville were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lang, Sunday, a? J Mariles and Bonnie Burch spent the week end in Wilson with their brother, Warner M. Burch. 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Burch visited Warner Burch in Wilson, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brooks were in Kaleigh, Tuesday, on business. Mrs. W. E. Lang is visiting rela tives in Fountain this week. Circle No. 2 of the Woman's Mis sionary Society of the Christian church held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. L. N. Shelton last week. Mrs. Shlton, assisted by her daughters, gave an interesting pro gram. After the business meeting, the hostess served a sweet course. Lt and Mrs. L. A. Shelton and son, Joe, left Monday after a 15-day furlough with their .parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Shelton. They have been stationed in Roswell, New Mex ico, and recently transferred to Max well Field, Ala. European Need For Food Is Critical Millions of Europeans have abso utely no hope of escaping starvation in the coming months unless they re ceive immediate help from the Unit ed States, according to Paul Comly French, Executive Director of Co operative for American Remittance to Europe, Inc. (CARE). In a special food survey released at a press conference Thursday, Mr. French declared that conditions in many countries, instead of improving with spring crops, have worsened. "After suffering the-severest win ter in over a hundred years, home less, hungry Europe suffered its most disastrous spring," Mr, French stressed. "Floods and frost destroy ed basic crops and grain reserves in country after country. EVen. present starvation rations cannot be main tained." In his qation-by-nation analysis of the food situation in Europe, Mr. French said the situation in Romania was perhaps the worst. There, he reported, people areeating grass and bark and perishing' from hunger.. It is predated there will -be continued famine in that country next year, he aaid. Mr. French told reporters that CARE is equipped to handle a total of 50,000 packages a day. The or ganization now is sending about 12,000 a day. The need for food is so great in Europe that the Government should Ldo a major part of the relief job, Mr. I French declared. He added, bow er, Governments move through slow, tangled channels and, while I they debate, people starve. There fare, individual voluntary relief HoW MfQffifHI am d girls mayget wanted refief from functional periodic pain ERSES agencies must step in and pwvide the immediate help, the CARE direc tor held. Great Britain today, Mr. French reported, is on an official ration four per cent lower than its strict war time diet. , ? "!*>.| Briefly, his survey disclosed that: In Holland, conditions are worsen ing because of the severe winter which closed all the canals. Austria's food production is at toss than half its prewar level and the I country's division into four sones has i seriously hampered distribution of available food. ?. > In Poland, average consumption has dropped from 2J160 calories in February 1,880 calories in March. Food is the most desperate prob lem in Greece, much of the popula tion bring forced to struggle along on an estimated 1,200 calories a day. Spaghetti has disappeared from Italy; January rations provided 750 calories a person a day. for sale, wants, LOST, FOUND, ETC JUST RECEIVED?Shipment of Du nont and Trojan, dusting powder for roses. WESTERN AUTO ASSO CIATE STORE, Farmville, N.. C. HOT WEATHER IS Just around the corner. Don't wait! Don'tdeUy! Have your refrigerator clicked a* oiled now! ^ stitch in time saves nine. We do It the expert way. GARNER FURNITURE CO. WANTED: At once, man or woman to service customers for famous WatUns Products in Farmville. Es tablished business brings $45 week ly average, starting immediately. No investment. Write J. R. Wat kins Co, Dept. S-8, Richmond, Vs. NOW IN STOCK?Several patterns of top grade INLAID LINOLEUM Expertly installed. Satisfaction guaranteed. GARNER FURNI TURE CO. RADIO BATTERIES ?We have ? good stock?Come in and get one today. ' WESTERN AUTO AS SOCIATE STORE. WANTED: CORNS $1.60 per bushel in shuck or shelled. Price subject to change without notice. ? B. L. Lang, Farmville, N. C, Phone dS-L - (M-7-tf) JUST RECEIVED ? Shipment of Boys' and Girls' BICYCLES ? Western Auto Associate Store. JUST RECEIVED ? Big Order of VIGORO, Pruning Shears & Hedge Shears. ? Western Auto Associate Store, Farmville, N. C. WANTED?To buy clean fertiliser bags. Any quantity.. B. U L*ng< Farmville, N. C. M2"tf JUST RECEIVED NICE LOT OF SEAT COVERS ? Can fit most .ears. WESTERN AUTO ASSO. STORE. TIRES?TIRES?JUST RECEIVED A Big Shipment of DAVIS TIRES and they still carry an uncondition al Guarantee for 10 months. Get Our Prices before you buy. Liberal allowance for your old tires. WESTERN AUTO ASSO. STORE. BE SURE TO TUNE IN ON W-P-T-F Every Sunday morning from 9:80 to 10:00, and hear about all the new inventions and whan they may be I expected on the market?intern* gled with songs that are guaraatm , to please.?Western Auto Associate ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE TO * CREDITORS Having qualified as Administra trix of the Estate of Cari W. Black wood, late of Pitt County, North Ca rolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the Estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Rtrmvflle, North Ca IXa, onor before the 16th day of May. 1948, or this notice will bo pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will pleaded in'bar of their recovery persons indebted to said estate please make immediate settlement. This the 14th day of May, 1947. NELL S. BLACKKWOOD, Admrx. of the Estate of Carl W, Blackwood, John B. Lewis, Atty. Johnnie Windham, son of Mr. and and Mrs. J. T. Windham, celebrated his fifth birthday, Wednesday after noon, with a party at which a num ber of friends were guests. Punch was served upon arrival of the guests. After playing on the lawn the birthday cake, decorated in pink and green, was cut and served with ice cream. WAR DEPARTMENT WANTS ADDRESSES OP ALL SURVIV ORS OF MEN KILLED IN WAR The War Department asked all survivors of men and women who died while' serving In the Army to make certain that two Army agen cies have their present addreeees, it was learned from Colonel John Neu, Commanding Officer of the Charlotte Quartermaster Depot . Many instances have been found where addresses of next of kin in the files of the Casualty Section, tant General's Office, and tie Division, Office of the er General, are incorrect sent to these next of ldn by the two offices have been returned, marked "Moved; Left No Forwarding Ad dress." Next of kin who have moved last notifying these offices of addresses were asked to mail a card or letter to each office, stating in effect: "I am next of kin to Iname) (grade) (serial number). My form er address was (street, cityf state). My present address is (street, city, state)." The communications should be mailed to: Actions Branch, Casualty Section, The Pentagon, Washington 25, D. C., and to Memorial -Division, Office of the Quartermaster Genera), ?Washington 25, D. C." PARAMOUNT 1 THEATRE 4 ?? THEATRE FARMVILL& N. C. The Home of Better Entertainment ? PROGRAM ?< WEEK OF MAY 31, 1947 SATURDAY ONLY George Houston in The Lone Rider Crosses The Rio It's a fast-moving drama of the west filled with action and adven-. tore. also Chap. 8 "Mysterious Mr. M". plus 2 reel comedy SUNDAY, MONDAY You've read about it! You've heard about it! Now you can see it! THE RAZOR'S EDGE starring Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, John Payne Added. . . Latest News Events TUESDAY ONLY HOME IN INDIANA starring Walter Biennan, Jeanne Crain in Technicolor also. . . Color Cartoon WEDNESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE GAS HOUSE KIDS starring Billy Halop?Robert Lowery ... and ... SIX GUN SERENADE with the Saddle Pals also Chap. 12 "Jungle Raiders" THURSDAY and FRIDAY I'LL BE YOURS starring Deanna Durbin, Tom Drake, and WiUiam Bendix Also. . . Latest News and Bugs Bunny Cartoon 1M V. MIi St?At Greenville, N. C. ?' ? * V i ? ? flor ragged build -k(KMkkHl? 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