-WATCH FARMVIIAE PUSH FORWARD"
VOLu
FABMYTkLE.
NO. 25
By Donatiifc One Day's Income
to the (pph^page of Your
Choice.
To the Presfcof North Carolina:
Relying: oik the generosity and
public spirit St the Press of the
State the undersigned are em
boldened to *k of our newspa
pers such timely and telling: help
as they are able to give us in im
pressing upottevery man, woman
and child in tbe State of North
Carolina the importance of con
tributing one day's income to the
orphanage wok of the State as a
"Thanksgiving)
The orpbal
are contributor
enrichment of
Carolina. T1
fering.
of the State
largely to the
life of North
are gathering
up Ihe waste material and trans
forming it into valuable citizen
ship. They, mofe than any other
in?itutions of whatever kind, are
beginning at tfce beginning of
things. They are moulding in
digent childhoodfeto useful man
hood and womanhood exattljr ar
the point where. the process of
training is vital; aid they are do
ing this work for the most part
without the cosi ? a copper to
the State. Ji
to secure a
day's labor
was begun
meeting held
the Execu
iand formally
p. The edir
oa were the
tuntiog on
than any
>otrol our
land by us
make ihe
totable in
rae and
wffl tell
ig ages.
The movemc
y
contribution of
from every citia
lasi spring. At
in Raleigh, Sept. 3
tive Committee til
lunched the cam]
tors of North Cat
men toward wh<
of the Commit!
their eyes. We
these men who,
others, .shape ai
public sentiment
in ih is movement
next Thanksgivinj
the annals of the ~
We are often cs
honor to the dead
sentiment thai is <
worthy, but in this
are called upon to
vice for the living
place where that
most mightily on
Thousands of childr
sheltered in oor f
but foor ** ?
lselves in a.wor
lor a
7s history,
on to do
is a
and
we
fc-s.y-. ? |
i a ser
We hope and believe that they
wilt urge thoce of their congre
gations who have an income to
sacredly aef apart one day's work
to this great cause, and send it
forward to the orphanage of his
choice on d^iear Thanksgiving
Day ? November 25th.
Feliow citizens, this is no
child's fjjay. It is a man's job.
The pennies of the children are
not to be despised. Every gift,
however little* helps the objed
to which it is given, and helps
the giver more; but we are not
appealing especially to children
in this moveaeat, but to men
and women who are busy in the
world's work. And knowing the
spirit and temper of our North
Carolina people, we do not be
lieve that we wili appeal in vain.
M. L. SBiHfcN,
HIGHT C.-MGORE,
C. R McNAIRY,
ARCHIBALD JOHNSON,
Committee.
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POLLARD CASE TO COME
HP AGAIN NEXT WEEK.
The case of Mr. S. M. Pollard,
charged with the kitting of Chief
of Police T. H. Smith at Farm
ville a little over a year a^o, will
be given trial in Greenville next
week at the November term of
Criminal court which convenes
nexrMooday with lodge W. M.
Bond, of Eden ton, presiding.
The-case will in all probability
be taken up Wednesday, as that
was the day on which it was set
to be tried when it was ooibtinued
from the last terrp of court.
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THANKSGIVING PARTY ,
AT SMITHTOWN.
There will be a Thanksgiving
Party given at Smithtown school
house Tuesday night Nov. 23.
An intere&ing program has
been arranged which promises
an entire evening of merriment,
glorious sight seeing and faugh
ter, , ?
Remember, the occasion is a
Thanksgiving Party,
OF INTEREST TO
Mr. P. M. Johnson, the plum
ber, of Greenville, spent T uesday
intOWH.
Mr. Pre?on Wright left Tues
day for a visit to his grandfather
at Swan Quarter.
Mrs. Y. E, Wright spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Washing
ton visiting relatives.
Messrs. j. W. Parker and John
Bynum spent several days jn
Kindlon this week taking in the
Fair at that place.
WearesAiil patiently waiting
for that dollar or two you owe
on your subscription to The
Enterprise. Please let us have it
now.
The Masons of Farmville
Lodge met in regular monthly
session Thursday and enjoyed
their usual fea& of barbecue and
other good things to eat.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Exum,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brown and
Miss Mary Exum, pf Snow Hill,
were gue&s of relatives and
friends here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Qhas. O.' H. Laughing
house, of Greenville, and Mrs.
W. H. Dail and daughter, Miss
Best Dail, of Snow Hill, were
gue$s of Mesdames G. A. Rouse
and G. M. Holden Tuesday.
^Messrs. R. R. Newton and G. I
M. Holden were among -those!
going from Farmville to Kindlon
Tuesday to take in the Fair at
that place and hear the oration
of Hon. Wm. Jennings Bryan.
Mesdanres W. J. Rasberry, W.
M. Lang, Ed., Warren, W. C. As
kew.Maude Warren, Jaspw L.
Shackellord, Paul E. Jones and
Miss Annie Perkins attended a
business meeting of the Pitt
County rcderuiion of Women's
Clubs in GreenyiHe Tjnms4a.r.
Becwrije^ol^iU tonic | wd effect. I.AXA
Quinine and doe 3 not cause u?ft*ousncss nor
rinsing in head. Remember the fnll narue and
look tor the of B. W. GROVE. 25c.
m-mSr*' ? ' ' ?SBsSBt? *8 ?
I Mrs. Dannie Friar Rouse, after
spending a few days in Farm
ville visiimsr the home of her
son, Editor G. A* Rouse* re
turned to her home in Nashville
1 uesday.
" The Pitf County Federation of
Women's Clubs will hold a
Bazaar in Greenville Nov. I7ih
and l?tb. There will be some
thin? of interest to everybody.
Vou should notNmiss taking in
[his Bazaar.
Sewing- Wanted!? I, am pre-"
pared to do your sewing, can
make anything from a coat-suit
to a. man's shift. My work is
first class and my prices .reason
ible.? Mrs. J. L.
you haven't 'sold all" of 30W
tobacco yet that nine chance's
out Of ten you'll get more for it
an the Farmville market -be
muse FaTmville $ill holds the
record of being the leader of the
3a& in; highest prices paid for
tobacco.
Remember the Bazaar of the
Pitt County Federation of
Women's Clubs to be held in
Greenville Nov.J|7th anit 18lh
md make arrangements to at
tend.^ This bazaaris fbra qao$
worthy purpose and should be
attended by every citizen of the?
^ Elsewhere in this issue will be
-
seen the big advertisement |of
Dr? James E. Patrick, 4H which
be is offering for sale at public
audion, Thursday, November 18,
all of his residental property in
the town of Farmville. fv you
are thinking of buying a home
or lot in Farmville, you will do
well to read this ad and attend
; <Gnn^aCrai Tonic
ine 1 wrwj - ? ~
chill Tonic is equally valuable a*, o
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic pr3pertiesof QUI* IN 15
and IRON. IWcts on the liver, Drives
out Mai alia, Enriches the
thflOThole ?
?1
of Mrs. ].
_|;ore|
opening
will la? only ten days, fee sure
and lake advantage of it. 7 *
.
The Secofid Di&ricft Conven
tion of the I. O. O. F. met with
the Farmville Lodge Thursday
There weTe a larg^nurober pres
ent frpm the various Lodges.
The public session in ihe opera
'?? Tl-? 1 1 rc/tair gr i W&S
UU (UUvU ei
At 7 o'clo<
local members and visiting
brothers,' together with their
wives and friends, enjoyed a
bounteous supper w&teb had
been prepared.
Farmers! Take Notice.? A
Formers;^ Take?: Notu^^-A
careful perusal of the double
page advertisement of tfee m*
Hardware Co. in this issue will
convince any inforr^ ?*?w
that they are in reali
an jin?
lar^i
ve&," as. scores of art
eluding
are nn
m
bought for today in carl
If in need of an> thing i
fflgpar*
I ^Wai : - * a
drained. Located 5 miles from
Farmville and 2 1-2 miles from
and all other necessary^ out
tables and
.? nr
a bargain, se<? 0* write mc at
;e.-'Sg R. A. BYNU" k
i0EJi?)EVwJ
The Faff
Clubs of Pitt' County hitve in
augurated a movement to raise
funds to establish a scholarship
for Pitt County girls at the Ea&
Carolina Teachers Training
School.
Through the effort ; of this
Federation f . two scholarships
have already been e^lablished,
and it ha#i been determined to
hold a Bazaar in the town of
Greenville, on the 17th and 18th
days of November, 1915, for the
purpose Of e&ablishing other
scholarships. There will be dif
ferent departments, and we will
also serve meals during the two
days of ihe Bazaar.
Our only means of producing
the articles for sale and also for
the culinary; department, is to
ask fqi- contributions, therefore
we are asking merchants to aid
us in this work by donating
generously as you may be able,
anything from yoitr Stock of pro
visions, or money. Please note
the date, Nov. 17th and iljSh, and
"* your contributions as early
ossible through our local
. X Everett,
Irs.H:.E.AuflinJ?
Jrs. C. T. Munford, .
itee
ma I
fully entertained at her home
Friday evening. The supper
consisted of : North CaroUtia's
choice^ viands prepared and ser
ved in such.a way as to do cre
dit to the charming Virginia. hos
tess. After supper a <tfme of
Those present were
Jfcmrie ]
llbcS? showing it. is
in a tasteless fotm.
cs^ont malaria, tie
Practices where'er
^ vices are desired.
** i" v- r:
?r#KC?W//e Monday, Tuesday <
>8f Building
?ARMVILLE
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R. L. SAVAGE, M. K"
of Hocky Mount, N. C.
.
Wtll be at Farmvilte, at Hotel Davit II
he third Wednesday in each month, fo
j lasses and t*eal diseases of the eye. ee
lose and throat.
< ^ ?^gtf ffr
Limited To
Eye, Ear, N6r?\ Thiwat, Gen
: eral Suraery am! Conaultatiott. v, v\
?Mkl
m i. o. no. m.
vverA \kinday oi;
K,.?f P. hall f: I' . Morton
injjt; .M> visilii'j; B:uihci:
FARMVlLLf (a.DGE, No.
Meets Ev?y
Visiting