LEGION)
Arts & Crafts
Cash.? Cups ? Ribbons ? Special Prizes tor Individual
Group Exhibits ? Livestock ? Poultry ,
(Consult Premium list) '<\:M
'AMERICA S LARGEST CARNIVAL"
pig
CHILDREN'S DAY
Wednesday, Oct. 22
All Children Admitted Free 12 to 6 P. M.
6?DAYS & NIGHTS?6
Starts Monday
OCTOBER . . .
Jam.
WKBSS^SS
v---> ?' iL; __' sgj&ifc
W
Farnville Retail Liifcr Yard
PHONE 362 -1
?
Next to Norfolk-Southern Depot
FannviUe, N. a
. ,HB5*11 IH i IiflBTT
?apt
Santa's making an ea^pre-Christmas visit with as
ye" to ** you ^ f?r the gift giving senam to
come. We're heiping him by offeri?g you
3y P*nJw Pmehasing Yuletide presents Itis easy
on the budget Come in and well tell you all about it
?* "
BB
Aivj
Chester Worthlngton.
Edwin Tyion, who spent the past
year is Alaska, has LJMgMrned home
and plana to enter East Carolina
teachers College, Greenville.
Mrs. J. B, SuOiwan of Williamstori
Miss Josie Crawford Thurs
Monday evening. ttiia{-A
Mrs. Vema Joyner gad son, Har
old, teste guests of. Mr. and Mrs.
Byran Bateman Sunday.
Mr- and Mia. Lloyd Hall and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Crabtree of Dur
ham were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. CL Harris.
Mrs. R. E. Hall has retarded to
her home in Durham after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. CL C. Harris.
Ike Joyner weht on j* deer hunt
ing trip Monday at Ctoatan, below
New Bern. He said they saw several
deer but were unable to kill one.
The Executive Committee of the
Ballasds Home Demonstration Club
will meet with Mrs. Joe Jones on
Wednesday evening to plan some of
the work of the club for the new
UPWARD TREND QN EASTERN
MARKETS CONTINUES
Better quality offerings and high
er prices for the majority of grades
resulted in the highest weekly gener
al average of the season on the East
ern North Caroline flue-cured tobac
co markets for the week ending
October 3. The United States and
North Carolina Departments of Ag
riculture report gross sales amount
ed to *0,941,605 pounds and averaged
|44.15 per hundred. This average
was |4.14 above that of the previous
week and 81c aboVe the farmer high
established during the first week of
sales. Season sates totaled 243,960,
19 pounds at ah average of 84 LOT-.
While advances in prices by grades I
by far the. lowest amount
this year. Receipts to* th<
~ > the Corporation were estir
less than 13 per cent
NOTICE OF SPECIAL KLBCTIO!
AND NEW REGISTRATION
?
is hereby given that- the
tesr-S34aas I
sruaruffsr'r'-'
School District, to provide
mental funds with which to -
schools of a higher standard
?that provided by itate support, or to
?employ additional vocational teach
ers, or both, will he submitted to
voters of Farmville School Diet;
1 adopted by the Board, of Commis
sioners of Pitt
special clectio
I election
low as a nol
10 W:
registration of all
voters in the Faravflle School DU-I
tbe qaeetiee of levying a
tax to provide eappl?wital finds
J?r the operation of schools id the
Fanavrile School District of a
higher standard than that provid
both. ' I
^HEREAS, on May.23, 1938, the
of Education of Htt County.
S.f53dt
"Farmville School District of Pitt
? County" and after hearing all tax
? of said hearing, the said Board ol
?payers and other intetested \
who appeared pursuant to the
Sti&r*01
school district to be known a
ville School District of Pitt _
land then and than mH
scribed the boundary lines of
district as folLaaaT ST
I BEGINNING at the ....
line at the junction of ,,
Township and the Greene
teu aErsrSstis
thence a nprtherly coarse along an
with Contontnea Creek and Old W.
man's Bjanch to the junction of
1 Falkland and^Beaverdam Towntuuu
line to the junction of the Fountain
and F ' 1 ' i*J| r
thence w
district line to Today's station:
thence west frith the public road to
the Greend County line; thence south
wrfth the Greene County line to the
plank road; thence seuf*
Greene County line to
C/eek, the POINT OF BEGINNING.
And thereafter recorded the bo
ary lines aad the action of the
Education on. the minutes
I of said board; and,
WHEREAS, on the 6th day of MaitJ
1947, ths Farmville School District
Committee duly held a meet
at an election be held and
Farmville School District to de
termine whether there should be le
vied in said school district a tax of
not to exceed 16c on each $100 of
g -Sisss:
,-r? wjd district in order to pro
vide supplemental funds for the ope
ration of schools of a higher stand
ard than that provided by state sap
or to employ additional voca
teachers or both; and.
and ??
, _ Jwiw
'School District 1b hereby ordered
!the purpose of the i
tad tar ' SI
Sarah H. Albritton and George
Davis and Mm. Walter B. Jonas, are
named ^andj^ hereby appointed**
or
of them shall be unable, for any rea
son, to *rve on the date "
election;
(5) Notice of Mid new
tion J$all be given by jitobl
the Farmville Enterprise, a
'^rl.T rtSilh.il b>
SiSTEi
a prior to the
the notice of the
herein Drovjdted for to
once at least twenty (20,
October 4, 1947, shall also bis
ered and ceunted as one of the three
? con
new registration shall be kept osen
between the hours of 9:00 A. Id!,
Eastern Standard Time, and 6:00 P.
It, Eastern Standard Time, on
day of October~l547. On each Sat
urday during the period of said new
1M7.
Clerk, Beard of C?n
' ?- Pitt County
Sept. 12, Oct.- 8 -A 10
of Farmville BmldiRg'-l
iNESDAV?9:00 to 5:00
- Glasses Fitted
1
m
-?fcv?^' ? v"^4^3^ ^ J. -. .-^. " - ' ' ?
HOME-OWN MAN
That "Some DAy 1" when you will own your Home, outright,
would fea hastened tf you would Build or Buy?now, Y?r
CAN find a plan, or completed property, suiting yOur needs.
And you CAN finance a Home's purchase, "Easily"?with
with our Direct Reduction Loan Plan! J
FUST FEDERAL SAV1II8S & LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF GREENVILLE
320 EVANS STREET
.GREENVILLE, N. C
mfrt Pbm? 3224
A. C. TADIXX3K, See. and Treas. V ;
North Main 8$.
Fattnvfflle. N. C