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???????????? IIIIIMWWl. :! ONR PRICES ARE MIGHTY LOW ON WINDOW And DOOR PRIVIES, MANTLES, SCREENS AND SPECIAL WOOD WOKK^UUMBER, LATHES, SHINGLES, ? i | ROOFING, WINDOWS, DOORS, Etc. WE MAKE ANYTHING YOU WAN?. FREE DELIVERY BY TRUCK TJYFARMVILLE. PHONE No. 567 i: 12th Street and A. C. L. Railroad Track, SOUTHE,RN tP>|NE COM PAN-TV/' / Greenville, North Carolina. The Farmville Enterprise .Published by. THE ROUSE PRINTERY G. A. Rouse, Editor and Manager Mrs. J. L. Shackleforrf,. Society Editor Subscription Price ~4 One Year $1.60 Six Months .75 Three Months * .40 Advertising Bates Punished on Application to Manager Entered as second class mail matter May the 10th, 1910, at the postoffice at Farmville, North Carolina, under the Act of March 3rd, 1878. FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 1924 COMMUNITY LOYALTY Have you ever stopped to consider the fact that loyalty to community interests is the highest form of pa triotism? Show us the man who is loyal and true to every interest of his own community and we will show you in that same individual a man in whom his country can report absolute confidence in any emergency that calls for his allegiance. On the other hand, the man who is careless and unconcerned for the in terests of his community is most apt to display the same spirit of indiffer ence toward his government or his state should any serious danger threaten either. Try to imagine an entire state composed of innumerable communities welded and cemented into a symmet rical whole, each striving to excel the others, but each, from its own local loyalty, developing a broader and deeper loyalty that reaches out and embraces the whole. This would be brought about if we could be brought to see that we owe allegiance to our own people, but that the prosperity and success of others is in no wise a detriment to us,, but rather a help, that if each community would develop itself to the utmost? materially, mentally and morally? none would need be envious of others, neither would any need do aught but to detract from another's interest. . I us develop commjmtj loyalty to x Till tke "After God had finished making the rattlesnake, the toad and the vampire, Be had some awful substance left with which he made what is known, as a scandalmonger. A scandalmon ger is a two-legged animal with a corkscrew soul, a water-sogged brain and a combination backbone made of jelly glue. Where other men have hearts he carries a tumor of decayed principals. When the scandalmonger I . comes down the street honest men turn their backs, the angels weep tears in heaven and the devil shuts the gates of hell to keep him out." NOTICE^OF DECREASE . / OF CAPITAL STOCK. In compliance with Section 1161 of the (bnsolidated Statutes of 1916, notice w-hac^by given that the capital stock of the Citizens Bank, of Farm vflle, N. C., hasVbeen decreased from $100^)00.00 to $*0,000.00, by certifi cate of amendmyt filed in the office of the Secretary Lf State of the State of North Carolina on the 14th day of March, A. D. 1^24; which said original ? certificate of aamndment.is now on file in my office. \ In Testimony Wbrtraf, I have here-:! unto set my hand ancTaffaed my of; Done in the office at Ra^gfa, this' 14th day of March, A. D. 192k W.N. EVERETT, Secretary of State. J ?' " i i' ' 'i j ?n i ?" CEMETERY MEMORIALS'! :? - - - ? - . - ? " ~ ' PURE E&fNT will cover (hide) sand pjptwt more surface per gaDon, Efcrase itcontains 20% to40% moor ^fJureS^d There is not even s sus picion o^dulterant in it. Let JDS show you TNiwlittic it takes to paint HtfB HABDWAB?<JO. FABMlILLE. N. C. ^E1HEEE?ctvi - ill ?fer>. e> U "T^LACK-DRAUGHT D lb our household sthnd - by," says 3 Mrs. Thongs H. Kell, who M lives neaAEllijay, Ga. MM "We have Men using it I years and rora. My JM mother's familY used it and we do here>nd mv \ f JH| four sisters do, ttX / "I could not rtmNmy (VI house without IAI Draught I give itfo the < children whenever they need a purgaMve, and ' both Mr. Kell ind myself : take it As/a. medicine : fee shaggi^fi liver and headache, and/^he ills |a| that co^ewj^ ionstipak M. "Lota^wtimes I have felt duS and sluggish, my M head/would ache and IKflBK ha/ to make a great ef- ? port to do my work. A ? little dose :: of Black- E Draught would correct this feeling. We always it on the medicine I VBe sure that you get 1 rel8^,riMa^Draught ffl powdS^hCTb^liver med- HI I i i I ?e t- * *g0fa I t . fll pupHSV" CS8C aSsS r- * ? -i.- ..i-.-.Ti . ? X -at ? i M ?. l-_ ? ?;< ] I v ? n in^i Uonln ^tr'tfrVw fl^gy pwyflti onei I ^'ni n^TMmn/il wn^ I i rirffte* liJipKfc cobmih nre w?w yy ^^iitti I f jp||l!L tiifi ^ Al^- ^Mtli * [ I nffifr tifeAy Knf abft <tl> fag tto taCTMW^ ? ? r ,1 1 <j?yc ;:j:&'l?fc >? . ? 1 ? ' ? Li J a. ? Dr. Cbarlea u. fease, president of ?the Nou-Smokers' Protective i.eague. says that the war against the use of tobacco is now on in earnest. He aaya: "We are going to do to tobacco Just what theAnti saloon League did to drink." - NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power contained In a certain mortgage executed by J. E. .Warren to Fermville Insurance. & Realty Company fiiA the 12th day of November, 1921, duw recorded in the Registry of Pitt Cdixnty, in Book U-13 page 286 default having been made in the payment *>f the notes se cured therein. The undersigned will sell at public sale pefore the Court House door in thd Town of Green ville, N. C., to tlU highest bidder for CASH on Monmay^ the 7th day of April, 1924, at 12 oflock,' TTeon, the following described tract of laid lying and being in the town of Farm ville, County of Pitt, State of No?h Carolina, to-wit: J Beginning/at a stake on Wilson street, corner of lot No. One; and running a northeasterly direction 150 feet to a stake in corner of l/t num ber one; thence at right angles, in a northwesterly direction 64.If feet to a stake com/fer of lob. numl er three; thence at right angjfes in a south westerly direction 150 feet o a stake corner of lot V>nper thro on Wil son street; thetaf along sa d Wilson ftjivtfflt vKAiho* In? nutnHpi* i.wn . nf thp aotuv vcxsig ? V : fCCOfu lH ' Ox ' * ' Said sale made to satisfy said in debtedness secured by said mortgage. This 7th day of March, 1924. FARMVILLE INS. & REALTY CO., Mortgagee. ? ' i I've jl mighty gocJ opinion of ?the plain, oH-fashione/ plan, m that they shouldn't ruafer of fice till the oilice scekafthe man ?for, it's migi^y nigl/disgustip' when we contemplate the mob, that cavorts acoun/ the conn try simply huntm* /er a job! Of course the fprincely sal ary's a might-/ baft tp the crooked p/litjkiana that would like to adve/tiie state,-? but I call to mmd/the doin's of some over-tru^Ud men who, " would serve the country safei>? I i* v/e had 'em In the pen! "?re watched the game impar- \ ??and'l'U State in white add ?iok, Lfiet we, better watch the candidate that's first upon the ?' track. . . . And, when I past my ballot, as I'm mighty apt to do, you'll see me scratch tha. feller | thifc has tho least to dot ' Jg?1 ; SCRATCH *H?S mm--:?1. ?Statement of owner^p ! Management, Etc. Required/>y The Art of August 24, 1912, jot "The I Farmville Ehitejrpriae," ?*ubIiaW I Weekly at Farmville, d for ; April, 1924. / ' ? L Publisher:"the Rouse Jrintery, of , ! Farmville, N.C. I . || ville, N. C. j- . [ : I i . " j-% . i DAtlfli 1 1 Vf ? Ow Of .(/ ? 4vW?*" ? ;>r"- - ? ' "I i I . I ,'i.i ntArf,tro'flVrM: l Known boiuwiu^in r niw? p iff* * _ *? ff'i gLn. ' *T- ' jjj |?fl 2! J i ? 331 Farmers ot Pasquotank aad Camden County Support |i A. F. AYDLETT I ::: As Their Representative in Congress ?!:: ? < h ! E. F. Aydlett of Elizabeth City, candidate for Congress fpem the First North Carolina 32! ; 22 Congressional District, should cohtmand the support of th? farmers Of the District for 3 22 the following reasons: / ; *2 2"! FIRST.?Mr. Aydlett was brought up on the farm and, after he had reached man- 3 222 ; 2: hood, remained on the farm until he had learned fx first hand the problems which the ; 2! < g ; farmer has to face. After he moved to town and tone up the practice of law he continued < * > (in to farm until very recent years, and is thoroughlyabreast with present day farming con- ,222 2 22 !v ditions and needs throughout the district. No man in public life in the district is closer ; 22 to the farmer in sympathies 'mid habits of thought than he, and none is in better posi- < ;3; ; n > tior to judge the merits of, and advocate, if it be wise, legislation designed, to aid the 3 h ? j JI SECOND.?Through forty years of active public life, Mr. Aydlett lu& given to his -3 !3! ' <* ! party a devotion that has been unawerving and a service that has beenimfailing and a 3h> 2 22 2 ? zeal that has been tireless. In all these years of party service, he has never before asked 2 !3' ; 2 2 tor office. It would be little short of a shame to deny him the Congressional nomination * < jj * < h . when he comes seeking His first favorffrom the party to which he Jlas given a lifetime 3 2 - 32! of loyal service. _ / Y 22! 2 2 2 THIRD.?Not only from a standpoint of his own service to tne party, but also as a 3 m m 3 2! matter of simple justice to his sectidn of the district^ Mr. Aydlett should be given the 32! 3 2! nomination, especially in view of/the fact that Beaufort County has had the Congress- r 222 2 2 2 man from this district for the last twenty-six years. / 2!!! 3 2! FOURTH,?Through his pr/ctice in the courts of Dare And Currituck, and through 32! 222 intimate contact and associathm with fishermen from boyhood, Mr. Aydlett is familiar 22! 2 22 with the fishing industry any its interests in this section; and is in sympathy with the g; < >0 viewpoint of sound fishermen of the First Congressional District, wher/e many farm- < m > 2 2! ers are fishermen and where many fishermen are farmer^ . 22! 4 ^ ? / 00 < >4 > FIFTH.?We have watfhed Mr. Aydlett's practice/in the courts of the district and 4 h > 32! we are familiar with the whole-hearted way in which tie throws himself, body and soul, 32! 2 2! into whatever he undertakes. We know that he has af deep and abiding affection for nis 2 2! 2 2 2 State, and for his section as well as for his County and for his town, and we believe he < jj ? 314 ? would give to his conyituents as a whole, whether from Pitt, Pasquotank, Ifeaufort < * > 32! or Dare, the same single-hearted devotion and untiring service and persistent effort 22! 2 2 2 that he has given to ute clients whose interests He has represented in the courts. 2 2 2 3 2! FINALLY, observing that Mr. Aydlett is endorsed by his associates of the Elizabeth 3 2! 2 2! City bar, who have Known him intimately through his extensive practice, and that he 22! 2 22 2 has been likewise endorsed by the . business interests of his home town, in which for 2 2 2 4 >4 > many years he has been identified as an important factor, as a man of unimpeachable 3 * 2 32! integrity and high /character, we the undersigned farmers of the First Congressional 22! 2 2 2 District deem it a/duty, a privilege, and a measure to add our endorsement to that of 22! 2 22 2 his professional anil business associates, and nereby commend E. F. Aydlett, of Elizabeth 2 2; 2 3 m > City, to the voters bf the First Congressional/District of North Carolina. it W. J. COWELL X1 THOMAS WHALEY ? i W. D. FEUS t' JC WBIQHTS X G. T!" GREGORY ? W. C. FORBES X> MARSHALL BARNARD 12 H. P. WILLIAMS * 1 W. W. DAVENPORT 1 5 G. W. IVES _ < x - GRAHAM SAWYER J. G. STEVENS 131 CHARLES BROWN < N > THOMASTGODFREY 131 W. S. GODFREY 131 C. S. GREGORY < 3 > G. B. WILDER 131 E. E. BARNARD ?3;; A.V.BARNARD 13 1 EpDJE^aWELL 131 5!'i?'FO^ffisRY |3| C B. TILLETT jjj *|{gg^ ::: w:h.burgess !!!? B. G. GREGORY !:!: 5TFS?^sBBES',r" J. B. BURGESS / H . C. BURGESS / W. S. BELL / L. T. TURNER j / H. N. LEARY / C. G. LEARY / C. R. j W/PERR^ ' " ? OSCAR DiWIS L. B. TWIfORD S. W. HAfcNGS . J. M. MATTHEWS J. R. WILLIAMS BARLOW HARRELL S. S. W^SON H. W.7MORRISETTE J. T. BROTHERS N. BURFOOT M.W. LISTER : J S. L. HARRIS S. D. PERKINS M. C. MITCHELL JESSE BURGESS FRED BURGESS JOHN L. WILSON i J. & MITCHELL W. K. LEARY E. B. COHOON W. W. BURGESS JUDSON COHOON H. a PERKINS W. EDUNSTAN & F. EMMETT ; ' HERMAN NEWBERN T. W. TARKINGTON LONIE McCOY - g R. L. WHALEY W. El BROWN C. H. WALSTON J. A. WILLIAMS CALEB HARRIS D. C.'TEMPLE> E. W. WILLIAMS SETH E. WILLIAMS W: O. ETHERIDGE 7 L. J. BROTHERS RtJFUS HEWITT J. W. CULPEPPER H, A. MORRISETrE D. E. WILLIAMS P. N. WILUAMS E. L. WINSLOW C. S. WILLIAMS B. F. FOREHAND W. V. BURNHAM W. Si FOREHAND A. J. JENNINGS CECIL STALLINGS MRS. R. L. WHALEY T. C. FLETCHER W. J. F. SPENCE M. W. SANDERS W. P. ROGERSON fj W. N. RANDOLPH IRVING HARRIS #1 W, S. WILLIAMS " F. C. FLETCHER W. P. WILLIAMS CHARLIE C. BRIGHT JOHN GREGORY b! ||pe; || t - XX "SAM KASH x '" G^spiS^ER o; ? 0. N. MORGAN < ? > w. h. powell . j *; j. w. jones W. T. JACKSON <' - L. A. PERRY J. L. SAWYER N. W. NORRIS J ? [ g. w. habris ;;; E. T. HALES < m ; H. S. GILBERT J J. E. DAILEY < m I L. L. STEVENS < ?< ? T. H. PARSONS ! J. M. WILSON W. S. CHORY ? * ; j. a. luton : ! G. E. SMALL '<?> W. F. SMALL \ 21 C. V. SMALL < c W. J* REID , < W. N. PRICE E. V. HINTON . J. T. SAWYER J ' > S. 0, MULLEN J m I A. SAWYER .-**> w. a berry y;i ? J. C. HARRIS ?- 01 > JOE KITE -*11 C. H. HARRIS , m I ??????:?? ! ?u jjj ^ ^ ^ r^ '" , .4 fiYT # TT -. Tf ??
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