V Farmville Enterprise
I FARMVILLE, N. C.
I G. ALEX ROUSE, Owner ft Mgr.
I Eva Horton Shackleford
Associate Editor
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S. A. A. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
The election of new officers, for
the ensuing1 year, featured the meet
ing of the Spanish-American Auxili
ary at its regular monthly meeting,
held at the home of Mrs. Annie An
derson on Wednesday afternoon,
with the following officers elected
by a unanimous vote: Mrs. P. T.
Adkinson, president; Mrs. J. L Bak-1
er, vice president; Mrs. htonie Bar
rett, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. An
nie Anderson, chaplain; Mrs. Pearl
Johnston, historian; Mrs. Watt Park
er, patriotic instructor.
The retiring president, Mrs. Pearl
J ohnston, was presented with a
shower of gifts from the members,
as a token of appreciation for her
loyalty and faithful service.
A delightful chicken salad and
coffee were served at the close of
the meeting.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs. Will Moore and Miss Eliza
beth Lang delightfully entertained
the Junior Woman's Club this week,
at the home of the former. Mrs.
Ted Albritton presided in the ab
sence of the president, Miss Eliza
beth Davis, and appointed commit
tees for serving the American Le
gion Ladies' Night banquet.
A sketch of the life of Emily
Dickinson was given by Miss Evelyn
Horton and favorite poems of this
writer were read by Mrs. A. H.
Etevens.
At the conclusion of the program
the club adjourned for the usual
pleasant social hour, a? which time
a delightful sweet course was serv
ed by the hostesses.
OUT 09 TBS 4WS40HHV8
STUDY
(By Rev. C. B. Mashburn)
Thanksgiving has conn and gone.
If we do not wateh and prey now,
we may soon be longing for those
Christmas presents. Christmas i* I
almost here. Are we ready for its
coming?not with gifts and material
treasures?but with spiritual at
tainments that will make us Wel
come Him whose birthday we keep ?
We regret the going from us of a
real good pal?Rev. H. L. Hendricks
?for three years we have labored
side by side and fine fellowship. He
is real human and one of God's fine
gentleman. We hope for him in his
new field all the joy and blessings
a grudging church will give to a
minister and his family. We wel
come his successor to our hearts.
Next Sunday the churches every
where will observe the four hun
dredth anniversary of the Luther
Bible. Four hundred years ago he
gave the people of Germany the
word in. their own tongue. Let us
becomingly remember this boon to
mankind next Sunday. Come and
bring your bibles and we will have a
message for the occasion.
December 16th, we will have our
message on the Ideal Minister for
you. We have received several let
ters from our people and they are
very helpful indeed. Let us have
yours at once. Then come and hear
what kind of a preacher a congre
gation desires. {
The Robeson county agent, O. 0.
Dukes, and eight agricultural teach
ers in the county recently conducted
30 meetings relative to the cotton
program. The meetings were well
attended.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned, having qualified
as administrator of the estate of E.
A. Stanfield, deceased, late of
Rockingham County, N. C., for
merly of Pitt County, N. C., before
the clerk of the Superior court of
said county, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 14th day
of November, 1535, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
'covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This Nov. 14, 1934.
R. B. STANFIELD,
Administrator.
R. B. STANFIELD, Admr. of the es
tate of E. A. Stanfield, Dec'd.
NOTICE OF SAL* UNDER DEED
OF TRUST '
Under and by vixtaa of thfc power <
at saie contained in that certain j
dead of trost ekecoted by J. J. Jack
son, to W. A. Darden, Trustee, on <
January 29th, 1984, and recorded in
Book G-16, page 884, Pitt County
Registry, default having been made i
in the payment of the indebtedness
therein secured, and due demand
having been made upon said trusteee i
to sell the same, the undersigned,
will on the 10th day of December
1934, at 12 oclock Noon, at the court
house, Greenville, N. C., sell the fol- -
lowing described real estate to the
highest bidder for cash: '
Situated and lying in Pitt County, !
and about 4 miles from the town of
Ayden, and beginning at the old j
Hardee Johnson line in the center ,
of the road and running with the '
said Johnson line N. 85% E. 103 4/5 ;
poles to a gum; thence S. 19 W. 42 <
poles to the mouth of a ditch; thence !
with the said ditch S. 38% W. 28 ^
poles to the end thereof; thence S.
73 W. 39 2/5 poles with the afore- 1
said ditch to the center of the road
to Rountree Meeting House; thence '
with said road N. 15% W. 44 4/5
poles to the crook or bend thereof; !
thence N. 46% W. 31 3/5 poles with ;
said road, to the beginning, and con- 1
taining 27 acres, more or less and
being the same tract of land deeded
to J. J. Jackson, by R. R. Jackson,
on April 15, 1887, and recorded in
Book L-3, page 132.
This 8th day of November, 1934.
W. A. DARDEN,
Trustee (Mortgagee)
Rosa L. Jackson, owner of
debt and Assignee.
Pittman & Eure, Attorneys.
Lady Went Back
To Taking CARDUI
and Was Helped
Itr mtu* periodic pains, cramps
or nervousness, try Cardui which
so many women have praised, for I
over fifty years. Mrs. Dora Dun
ran, of Science Hill, Ky, writes:
?Several yean ago, when I was
teaching school, I got run-down
and suffered Intensely during men
struation periods. I took Cardul
and was all right again. After X
was marrlsd, when X felt all run
down and was Irregular, I always
lasscM to fearful and was helped." .
... It may be Jvt what you need.
Thousands of women testify Oar
dui benefited them. If It does not
benefit YOU, consult a physician.
Said in H bottle*.
NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO RE~
NEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as adininistratrij
[ the estate of Joseph E. Dail, de
based, late of Pitt County, N. C,
lis is to notify all persons holding
aims against said estate to presort
sine before me on or before the
7th day of November, 1935, or this
otice will be pleaded in bar of theii
acovery. All persons indebted ti
aid estate will please make ira
lediate payment.
This 16th day of November 1934
MRS. LOUISE C. DAIL, Admix
of estate of Joeeph E. Dail.
ohn B. Lewis, Attorney. 6wks
, late of Pitt County, who died in
t A J ~ >.^1 ?9 .A. V . A.
f testate, notice is ftcrwy gtvcn totx
f all persons holding claims against
> testate of said deceased must pre
i sent same on or before November ,
? 2ith, 1935, or this notice will be
> plead in bar of their recovery. All
- persons owing- said estate will please j
make immediate payment.
This 20th day of November, 1984. :
J. W. BASS, Admr. of the ri
Estate of Walter D. Owen! I
. John B. Lewis, Attorney. ' 6w
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MADAM JOLES I
PHRENOLOGIST and ADVISER
This lady tells yon any and everything yon wish
to know, without asking questions. If unhappy,
discouraged, troubled in heart or aund, ace tfcis
gifted lady. She will help you. Knowledge at
present is power in the future. No matter who j
or what you are. or how difficult your psohtasa ^ ,
may be, dost be discouraged, if others have ..
failed to help. One visit may mean the (orbing !
point in year life. She gives reliable advice on
love, business and speculations of all tinda, lo
cates lost and stolen articles and hidden treas
ures, tells the past, present and future.
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Private waiting rooms for wtiite and colored, au wwnp cunuueu
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hoars 9 to 9. Readings daily and
Sunday. Permanently located
108 E. WALNUT ST. TARBORO, N. C.
Half Block off Main St., near SchooL
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WHY NOT BRING THAT DEAD CLOCK
OR WATCH TO ' |
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Fields Jewelry Co.
FARMVILLE, N. C.
NOW, when you can get prompt and I
FIRST CLASS SERVICE.
Avoid The Holiday Rush
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Peanut Hay!
NEW CROP?Good and Bright?Price per
ton $16.00, Delivered in truck load lot only, j
in or around Farmvifle.
Call or write
M. D. , Hamilton, N. C. I]
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Loch: "Cwhtto lave
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OCHOfiflL Ma. Win. LaVarre reports: "My
busband-and I an devoted to Cameis. Any I
time I'm dud I atop and smoke a Camel. If '
wake* op my energy id no time. And here's an
important point. Smoking Camels steadily, 1 /
find, does not i&aucei nerves."
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STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
WHY NOT MODERNIZE I
YOUR HOME BY? I
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Weather Stripping! I
Keeps out the Cold, the Dirt, No I
Rattle and Saves on the |
Cost of Fuel j; a I
All Work Done and Guaranteed by I
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Experienced Mechanics I
?For Estimates Call or Writer > I
H. W.FAUST I
Phone 807-W Greenville, N. C. I
Martin county fanners received
tax-exemption certificates covering
186,000 pounds of cotton when the
additional 10 per cent allotments
were made.
Eleven surveys for rural electric
power lines have been completed in
Greene county.
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Don't let them get a strangle bald. Fight!
them quickly. Creomulaion comhinaa 7 hap* I
. in one. Powerful bat hwtfleH, to!
take. No narcotic*. Yoor qwfl druggist i?
authorized to refund your money on the
(pot if your cough or cold J* not r*Uer*d by
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NINE O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT
Mark Close of Big Second Period
Grand Capital Size 1
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Fully Equipped ? Value $695.00 ? Purchased from f
Farmville Motor Co., Inc.?Farm viHe, N. C. j
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TEN?5-YEAE EXTENSIONS GIVE YOU .<
SIS-SPECIAL CASH PRIZE-$I5
Hie Farmville Enterprise has added another prize to its already big
list. This is a $25.00 cash prize which will be awarded to the contestant
who receives the most Points on subscriptions during the Second and
Third Periods of the Expansion Campaign. Everyone starts on even
terms, and the following table of points will show you just how your sub
scription will help your favorite to win this special prize. In addition to
the points on subscriptions, votes will be given as announced in the
regular schedule. HELP YOUR FAVORITE WIN !
SECOND PERIOD
Dec. 2?Dec. 8
1 yr 2 points
2 yrs. 4 points
3 yrs 6 points
4 yrs. 8 points
5 yrs. i 10 points
0 yrs. 12 points
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THIRD PERIOD
Dec. 3?Dec. 15
1 yr. 1 point
2 yrs._ 2 points
8 yrs. ? 3 points
4 yrs.?, 4 points
5 yrs. 5 points
6 yrs. 6 points
Second Capital Prize
$200 in Cash
Awarded to the person having 1he Second highest
number of Votes. i
Third Capital Prize'
$100 in Cash
Awarded to the person having the Third highest
number of Votes.
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Fourth Capital Prize
$50 to Cash
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