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FARMYILXJE ENTERPRISE PARMTTLLR N. C hf THE ROUSE MH n. g. - ,-i-iJ n-i ouDscnpuon rrm* 12.06?4 Mot. |l-4 Mot. 60c af Respect, Cutis of Husks nd all Notice of tertainment for profit will 'be charged for at ths rate of 8 cents per word. Cash to accompany or der. Advertising rates will be famish ed upon Published weekly and Class Mafl Matter at the Post Office at Fsnwrille, N. C., under Act of March Srd, 1878. EMBARRASSING COMPANY (Christian Science Monitor) Two editorials lie before us, re printed and distributed by Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc., the publi city arm of,the liquor trade. Both of ttiem are from reputable metropoli tan newspapers, esteemed and promi nent in their respective fields. These editorials have accepted, al moft without reservation, the LBI's line of argument that big consump tion of liquor helps education be cause of the big taxes collected? that when a man Luys a drink he is purchasing part whisky for himself and part education for American children. We do not question the sincerity of these editorials. These newspapers may be honestly persuaded by the liquor industry's reasoning as we are honestly not That isn't the whole story, however. Unless signs fail, curbs on (the liquor industry, probably Bhort of prohibition but more drastic than anything before or since that era, will become a national issue sooner than the average American realizes. The Capper bill, which would outlaw interstate advertising of alcoholic beverages, is but one straw in the wind. - American newspapers, if they re main true to their trust, will have to discuss thiss issue. And the Capper bill has already presented them with a very large question, which will grow more acute as time goes on: How clean will their hands be? How many of them will be able to stand up before their readers as impartial, independent advocates of the public good? The integrity of their edito rial policy actually may be above reproach. Bin tremendous displays of liquor advertising within .the same pages day after day, month after month, raise doubts in the pub lic mind that will be hard to argue Mountain Girl?Pa's the best rifle shot in these hyar parts. Sailor?yeah, What does that make me? * j Mountain Gal?My fiance. NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX I .The undersigned, having this day qualified as executrix of estate' of Lizzie Gay, deceased, late of Pitt County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned, or to her attorney, itemized and veri fied, on or before the 12th .day of June, 1948, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate Wilt please make immediate payment to the undersigned or her attorney. This the 10th day of June, 1947. EASTER MAY* GAY, 619 Market St., Wm. J. Bendy, Atty., , C. * 18-6 -At N. C :" n m m m AMERICAN LEGION AUX. MEETING IS CHANGED Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will please note that the regular June meeting has bean changed from Thursday to Friday, June 20, at which time. Mrs. Hay wood Smith, Mrs. Edward W. May and Mrs. Joe H. Moore will be hos at the home of Mrs. Smith. BASEBALL NEWS The Fsmville Baseball Club wiH play Saratoga, Saturday, at Sara toga, and in Farmvi lie on Sunday. Both games will be played at 8:00 o'clock. NOTE OF APPRECIATION We wish to express our deep ap preciation to friends for the many acts of kindness and sympathy ex tended to us during the illness and death of our loved one, Miss Lizzie Gay. The Family. NOTE OF THANKS I wish to send to my many good friends, through the Enterprise columns, assurance of my deep ap preciation of their kindness and thoughtfulness since I have been here at the Eastern Carolina Sanato rium, and especially do I want to ex press to my unknown friend, "Bee Merry" sincere thanks'for the good cheer she has brought me throughout these weeks. MRS. JOHN E. KING leepsake it; ft* happiest day of ?i . .. and your lovely bride is wearing the most treasured of aH diamond rings 1 * e * o ginuin# njlittfxi Kttpwkt. My an* diamond in h*ndr*ds moots th* high standards of excel lence in ?ei*r, at and darity that six decodes. IWMTTMtbi 175.00 ? magnolia uum <75.00 fiH^lTTil Mng 550.00 AlwUOO AH 1 Wirii " ? n t - ?Ml* m Ml m tmwal gold r* mmMm nr J Robert's m % IP Phone 479-7?ParmviUe, N. C. GIRL SCOUTS" ENTERTAINED Mr* R. T. Williams entortained Troop 2 of the Girl Scouts at a Wejn er roast May 29 in the yard at Bar home. After the meal the group ssu songs and played games. Special guests were the Brownies who will "flf up" to this troop in September and the Brownie leader, Mrs. George Farr. TORCH EXPLODES Firemen, answering an alarm about 8:00 o'clock, Thursday morn ing, found flames raging at J. W. Ellis' junk yard caused by an ex plosion of an acetylene torch, which was endangering a larger torch near by. The boys succeeded in control ling the fire before much damage was done. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE TO - CREDITORS Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of George S. Thomas, deceased, late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the uixjersigned at Farmville, North Carolina, on or before the 28 day of May, 1948, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 23 day of May, 1947. NAGHA R. THOMAS, administra trix of the estate of George S. ? Thomas, deceased. John Hill Paylor, Dan H. Jones Attorneys 22-6 FOR SALE, WANTS7 LOST, FOUND, ETC. WANTED?Fertilizer bags. We pay 10c each for burlap fertilizer bags and 6c each for white fertilizer bags, a L. Lang, Farmville, N. & 6-12. f FOR RENT by the day: 4 house jacks, WESTERN AUTO STORE. FOR SALE; 30 barrels good corn. C. H. Joyner, Western Auto Store. 6-2c HOT WEATHER IS HERE?Have your refrigerator checked and oil ed. A stitch in time saves nine We do it the expert way. GARNER FURNITURE COMPANY. FOR SALE?Two truck bodies ..for If4 ton truck. 9-foot body and 12 foot body. BRAWLEY CONSTRUC TION CO., Davis Hotel, Farmville 13-2p FOR SALE: 20 cords mixed wood. Mrs. Annabelle Allen, Rt. 3, Wal stonburg. 6-2p JACK for rent?Leroy Bowling, Pe can Grove' Dairy. WANTED?Man or- woman to take care of established customers in Farmville and Greenville, average $45 weekly jncome. No investment. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S 8, Richmond, Va. 6-4p : ' JUST RECEIVED?Shipment of Du pont and Trojan dusting pbwder for roses. WESTERN AUTO ASSO CIATE STORE, Farmville N. C. SAVE YOUR BACK! R?nt oar Johnson's electric waxer and do your own floor* $1.00 for the first day?50e each additional day. We have plenty ?f Johnson's Paste and Liquid wax in stock. GARNER FURNITURE CO. * RADIO BATTERIES ?Wo have a good stock?Come in and get one today. WESTERN AUTO AS SOCIATE STORE. WANTED: CORN! $1^0 per bushel in shottr or shelled. Price subject to change without notice ? B. L. Lang, Farmville, N. C, Phono (M-7-tf) and Girls' BHTYCLES - Western Auto Associate Store. Big Order of Shears A r|WL ?? Am* store Farmville N. C. r i si . _ TWO LOCAL BOYS MEMBERS OF ATHLETES' SOCIETY Jackie Willis and Bob Ruaaall of Farmville* have qualified for am bership in the National Star Athletes' Society. Due to the rigid eligibility rules, membership in the society is definite ly limited and only one senior from Buy "Ssrino Boud." Hare I Hold! AFTER CHURCH <MAY Invite DAD to THE ROYAL GRILL tor a FATHER'S DAY Dinner FEATURING ROAST YOUNG TURKEY with Cranberry Sauce We Close at 2:30 p. m., Sunday IN TOUR DINITTE! M decorative possibilities of thif glooming breakfast sot are virtually unlimited. Utterly practical, too, with extension leaf secretly stored under the toble lop when not in use. Seats six comfortably when extended. Genuine Sellers "Master Gaff" construction satisfies even the most exacting of engineering minded hubbies. All hardwood and finished in gleaming white enamel vith attractive decoration of black or ryd. Farmville Furniture Co. MAIN STREET FARMVILLE, N. C. COAL We Have Available Limited Stocks Of ' Stoker, Red Ash Egg, Pocahontas Egg and Splint Egg Coal y- " c-:_ ? ? "V ; _ Due to the possibility of a coal strike we recommend that you buy part of your summer coal requirements ii & fertilizer Ge. FARMVILLE, N. C. PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO OWN and DRIVE A CAR NORTH CAROLINA'S FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LAW BECOMES ?PPICTIVI ON JULY 1,1947 i Latest in and Albums R. C. A. VICTOR RECORDS Royal Garden *m Gettia* Sentimental Om Ten Tommy Doney Victor Record price 65c Sons Of India Star Dust Tommy Doney Victor Record price Be Indian Lara Call Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life Jeanette MacDonrld and Nel son Eddy Vieter Recard ....... price 65c Tomorrow There's That Lonely Feeling Again Charlie Spivak Victor Record .... * price 65c IT* Say No Mora . Vaughn Monroe Victor Record ? price 66c Cone To The Mardi Graa Freddy Martin Victor Record ? price ttc Marie Who? Tommy Doney Victor Record price ttc Tfce Church In The Valley Je Vow Aine Wayne King Victor Record _ price 65c Tuxedo Junction In The Mood Glenn Miller # Victor Record price 65c FAVORITE LOVE SONGS Frank Mann, Tenor with ? . - ? '.j - . Love's Old Sweet' Song Believe Me, If All Time En dearing Young Charms la The Gloaming Forgotten Urink To ho uwy wiiu nun Eyes ( Love Too Trnly The Sweetest Story Ever Told Loch Lomond Victor Album ....... ? :? price $8.25 . DUEL IN THE SUN Boston "Pops" Orchestra, Arthur Fiedler, Conductor, PUyin* Dimitri Tiomkin Score Victor Album ..._ -.. price $4.25 COME IN AND LISTEN TO YOU* FAVORITES I WE HAVE ALL TYPE NEEDLES, RECORD RACKS, CASES, sad PLA1 R MRS. J. M. CARRAWAT, Phone 479-7 ? North Main St ? FarmviUe, N. C. WE ATTEND TO ALL DETAILS wisevM To details that would work an inconvenience and hardship on the bereaved family FARMVILLE FUNERAL HOME ? Day Phone 888-1 ? Mr. Edwards 405-6 ? Night Phones ? Mr. Joyner 888-1 AMBULANCE SERVICE. Help For Auto Owners . North Carolina Automobile Financial Re sponsibility Law, which is of concern to every anto owner, becomes effective July 1st The best way to comply with this new law is toob-' tain Automobile Liability Insurance through | County Ins. Agency J. W. JOYNER, Farmville, N. C. IhoHliCi 257-1 393-6 This agency is known for the persons! service and attention it gives its insured. We are anxious to serve you and feel that we can be of genuine assistance to; '? :V;> tho vwiftthkiociird Ifatfcakak
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