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?4 B8flH^HBQwP^HflBHK|^B-. '?- _->?? '-?* ? ' T'T '. ; By FRANCES j SHELLEY WEES ; - OW," WNUtorvle* , ? i ?! THX STOAT (To Be CMtiwi Nest Week) FOUNTAIN NEWS (By MBS. M. a TBLTEBTON) PSBSONALS Friends regret that Mr. D. D. Over ton of Greenville, father of Mrs. R. A. Fountain, Jr., is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gardner re turned from New ork, Tuesday. News of the death of Mr. Ben Gardner, of Smithfleid, was received here Tuesday night Mr. Gardner is survived by many relatives and friends in and near Fountain. Mr. Raymond Cooke continues ill at his home, however his condition shows a slow improvement WINS PRIZES Miss Mary Carolyn Reddick was awarded the Beat Debaters Medal, Monday evening at the commence ment exercises, for having won the honor of bong the best debater on the team. Mr. Alfred Dawaon Tugwell was also presented with a check for five dollars as a prixe for being the beat driver of the school bases. PIANO RECITAL The commencement exercises of Fountain High School began Thurs day evening when Mrs. R. A. Foun tain, Jr., presented her pupils in their annual spring recitaL Those taking part on the program from both the piano and expression classes were: Jeanne Eagles, Martha and Mary Emma Jefferson, Louise Woo ten. Alma Owens, Helen Brown Jefferson, Eloise Owens, Ruth Park er, Nina Estefie and Carol Yelverton, Mary Carolyn Reddick, Marjorie and Maude Emily Smith, Betsy White Fountain and Earl Trevathan. Just before the program opened Mr. H. B. Mayo presented Mrs. Foun tain with a lovely basket of flowers. In presenting them to her he said that they were an expression from the class of their love and gratitude to her for her diligent work with them. WINS HONORS Prank Owens, son of Mr. H. F. Owens, was graduated from Foun tain High School on Monday evening with one of the beat records that few, if any, Fountain students have ever made. He is fifteen years old and has completed the eleven grades in ten school years. He won the honor of being the Valedictorian of his class with an average for the four years of 96.9. He competed in the State Triangular Debates for three years and was awarded the Best Debator Medal in his junior year. He was president of his class for two years and was also president of the Honorary Beta Club during his senior year. In addition to his schol astic attainments he has also taken quite an active part in school tha letics. He was a member of the Basketball and Baseball teams and was awarded Setters' for excellent play and sportsmanship on both teams. '> HONOR BOLL.FOR ENTIRE TEAR Marjorie Killebrew, David Wooten, Mary Emma Jefferson, Ruth Carol Yelverton, Helen Norman, Edgar Case, Hele Brown Jefferson, Eartine Bryant. . ?" % "*K HONOR ROLL FOR EIGHTH MONTH 1st grade?Aileen Gardner, Mar* jorie Gardner, Bathe! Hortoa, De phae Yehrerton, . Clarence TugweK, Rofos Brows. 2nd grade?Bobby Butts, John Bishop Gay, Pauline Pittman, Turn age Trevmihan. Gay, David Wooten,.- Archie Goff, Basel Case, Bdha Gray Edwards, Laate Harries, Mary Parker. 4th grade?Virginia Baker, Maria 5th grade?Gay Eagles, Eariine Edwards, Janie Holland, Lillian Ut tie. . Stk grade ? Christine Mannfrf, jorie MM, QW<?fchMi VM~hfil | Wooten, Bath ClNw^^ 9th ddfr-rHtifin NonzttxL g Cm^ - ? Hut fTSc ? . ."3n i ?wDB eNHtH^ JrPUJJJC UV8B%~ Vtfy^ PAimffll rinnc r ?. . '.' ? ? CANDIDATE'FOR TREASURER . OR PITT COUNTY ;;>?7v? I hereby announce ray candidacy to- the office of Treasurer of Pfttl County subject to the action of thej Democratic Primary June 6th. -.1 If nominated and sleeted I' will faithfully perform the duties of thei office. SIsmBbev ..."?* ? Your vote and suppbrt will be ap preciated. CHAS. 0*H. LAUGHINGHOUSE, Jr. TO THE VOTERS OF PITT COUNT* "s?-? -r-1 I hereby announce my candidacy for election to the office Pitt County Treasurer subjects to the ac tion of Democratic Primary,- June 6. If nominated and elected, I will continue to perform "the duties of the office as I have in the past Thanking- you for yow^ j^ist sup port, your continued support and vote will be greatly' appreciated. if j. Vance perkins.. ? ? ? - >\s FOR HOUSE OF ^ REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce my candidacy for the House ot Representatives, subject to the Democratic Primary in June. If elected, I promise to do my ut most to be of service to the people of my county. Your support will be appreciated. < 4tp Signed: J. S. MOORE. FOR STATE SENATE I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the State Senate sub ject to the actions of the Democratic Primary to be held June 6th, 1936. With grateful appreciation for, your support. tpc. E. G. FLANAGAN. FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a can ?didate for re-election as County Com missioner from the District composed of Farmville, Fountain, Falkland and Beaver Dam townships, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Your support will be appreciated, tfc. B. M. LEWIS. ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce thyself a can didate for the office of sheriff of' Pitt County. Your support will be appreciated. tpp. J. KNOTT PROCTOR. 1 ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself a can I didate for re-election as Sheriff of Pitt County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary of June 6th. If nominated and elected, I will continue to discharge the duties of. the office as I have in the past Your support will be appreciated. S. A. WHITEHURST. , I w . ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce to the Voters of Pitt County that I am a candidate for re-nomination and re-election to the House of Representatives from Pitt County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary June 6th. Your vote, confidence and continued support will be appreciated. JOHN HILL PAYLOR. TO THE PEOPLE OF PrTT COUNTY I am a candidate for The House of Representatives from Pitt County, subject to the Democratic Primary June 6, 1086, I solicit your vote and support and will greatly appreciate ! '? tp. W. J. BUNDY. FOR COMMISSIONER > ? , A V7 ??' *J I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commis sioner from tfcq, district composed of Ayden and SfWift Creek Townships, abject to the Democratic Primary. Your support will be appreciated. FRANK M. KILPATRICK. . i' . ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce to the voters of Pitt County that I am a candidate for re-nomination as Judge of the County Court, subject to the Demo cratic Primary. I will greatly ' ap preciate your vote and support* Itp DINK JAMES. ii ni^ M , FOR STATE SENATE J ? I hereby announce my candidacy I lor re ataction as Slate Senator from Pitt County, subject to tbe Demo cratic Primary, June 6; 1958. ARTHUR B. COREY. A . V FOB 0OCJNTY; ? aa,.-.. COMMISSIONER -V-' ' ? ;? I hereby annouflde TOjrgKF a can didate for re-eiection ' as County ?tompiaaio(ner from. poaea of Greenville Township, sub TST A T TV*D /1 ittff f -> ? .' V-a '--? aa? .,WL'*rC.'J Nyh-C^Rt'-C^'r A. Q. ROEBUCK + .-VS : CL E. STALUNGS - , ? T>e defendant, G. E. Stalling*, will ?takejwtice that all action as' above Jbasbeen commenced in the Superior Court of Pitt Couptiy, North Carolina, to re :over judgment on a promissory note^hnd the said defendant wift fur ther take notfefc'-tiiat he is required to, appear at the-office $f the Clerk of the4toperior Court of Pitt County, North Carolina, in the Court -House in Greenville, on the 15th day of June,-1936, and answer or demur to the eorfjjfclaiot in said action or the to- **? T* ?" the rehef demanded in said com plaint. ^ ? Thb the 5th day of May, 1936. - : j: P. HARRINGTON, ?4w' ; Clerk of the Superior Court. | - ~ ?[" V-'.'..-I ?. ? v- ^ '? ?" *: Lady', Painful Trouble Helped By Cardui - wny ao so many women uw w dui for the relief of functional pains at monthly times? The answer is I that they want results such as Mrs. i Herbert W. Bunt, of Hallsvllle, Texas, describes. She writes: "Myhealth 'wasn't good. I suffered from cramp- j bag; My peln would be so intense It would nauseate me. I would just " drag around, so sluggish and 'do kfe' My mother decided to give ma CMKL X began to mend. That tired, aldgglsh feeling was gone and the ~puf? disappeared. I cant praise' Cardtd toe highly because I know It helped me," ... If Cardul dote not help YOU, consult a physician SUBSCRIBE to THE ENTERPRISE ?' . ? ? NOTICE OF SALE $119,000 TOWN OF. FARMVILLE, NORTH ; CAROLINA BONDS Sealed bids will be received until 11 o'clock A. M.f May 26, 1936, by the > Local Government Commission of: North Carolina, at its office in the City of Raleigh, N. C., for the following bonds of the Town of Farmville, N. C., dated May 1, 1936, maturing on May 1 in the years hereinafter stated, without option of prior payment: $19,000 Water and Sewer Bonds, maturing annually $1,000 1938 to 1966, inclusive. $100,000 Electric Light System Bonds, maturing annually ] $3,000 1937 to 1941, $4,000 1942 to 1946, $6,000 1947 to 1951 and $7,000 1952 to 1956, all inclusive. Denomination $1,000. Principal -? . ? J ~ > I ittu (nat l?u Att w-?ji Ir? ,.?!< ,nt*r**)U.Wqo*tfi. BhlAa* at* MouMted to ?K? interest nte (6%) per annum In mnltfples of one ?may name one rata <or put of the bond* of either isaus fhavizie the *?. ?"?"" ?- - ? -; 7-' . * \ . -? ^^WS, earliest fosturitifts) end another rate more tfcan two rates for eaeh issue, and each bidder moat specify injus bid the amount of bonds of each rate. The bonds will bo awarded to the bidder to purchase the bonds at the lowest interest cost to the Town, such cost to be determined by deducting the total amount of the premium bid frqpa the aggregate amount of interest upon all of the bonds until their respective maturi ties. No bid for less than all of the bonds will be eoastiered. Bids must be en ? form to be furnished by the undersigned inclos ed in a sealed envelope marked "Proposal for Bonds, and must be accompanied by a certified check upon an incorporated bank or .trnst company payable unconditionally to the order of the State Treasurer for $2,880. The approving opinion of Reed, Hoyt and Washburn, New York City, will be furnished to the pur chaser. The right to reject all bids is reserved. LOCAL GOVERNMENT COM MISSION By W. E. E&sterling, Secretary of the Commission. I '? 1 ? . . i i i i ? I | x COPY OF ADVERTISEMENT POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT AND GRAVEL WALL DEEP WELL FOR THE TOWN OF FARMVILLE, N. C. Sealed proposals will be received by the Mayor and Board of Commis sioners of the Town of Farmville, N". C., until 2:30 P. M. June 4th, 1936, at the Town Hall in Farmville, N. C., for Power Plant Equipment and a modern gravel wall type of deep well, enumerated, as follows: . Furnishing, delivering and erect ing two (2) Diesel Engine Generator units, one having a capacity of 600 K. W. and the other having a capacity of 300 K. W. or closely approximat ing these respective capacities, each complete with all appurtenances, ac cessories, switchboard requirements, etc. One horizontal motor drivep, cen trifugal pumping unit with starting compensator. I One gravel wall type well with casing not less than 26 inches in diameter and approximately 600 feet I,_i_ . ; *>'! a- V JMaillilM K* ^jj tDSMlO 0i tfrfl o? $*^S?' eonffl On amount of thar'propoatl. oe evit denee P&pies of tW ipecificstfona. Form of Proposal, Contract, etc., may iff obtained upon application to tks Cm> chock dspoaii in the UOHBt ' ? Tw^r {?) Dolli^ the ??a iolia made payable to the Osnseltinr *? in fall oniy to thooe dtoriny-hon# fide direct bids to the Town. tfo those obtaining copies of ths 8poeU}r cations, Form of Proposal, Contract, etc., and who tad upon examining same that they will not offer a pr# potal on same to thrTown, fifty {tijj per cent of the deposit will be r*t funded oroVidfid ? thfi ? SpccificEtioiiit Proposal and Contract Forms are re turned in undamaged Tttifitlota. to the Consulting Engineer on or before the date set (or repeivtog proposals. Otherwise, no refund of any pert <rf the deposit wiU be msde. I rpopom* will 119 considered OBIJ-J [from those who can certify that they have manufactured and/or have had in actual service equipment similar to that specified, or have made deep well installations similar to that specified, for such length of time i a* the Consulting Engineer end the Commissioners may deem proper for the establishment of ability, experi ence and worthiness and who have ^nH servic ing facilities. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to award contract or contracts on any baais of comparison which, in the opinion of the CoaauiV ing Engineer and the Gtmmimfrmarft appear to be for the beft interests of the Town of Farmvillv, N. CJ WILLIAM C. OLSEN, Consulting Engineer - Raleigh, N. C. J. B. LEWIS, Mayor R. A. JOYNER, Clerk NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSfliP This is to notify the. general public that the partnership, known as Red dick Brothers, and opmpoead of J. wj. Roddick and J. C. Reddish, of Foun tain, N. C., has been diaaoived, and that J- W. Reddick ia no longer as sociated in any way with said boei nesee, and will not be . liable for any debts hereafter incurred This the 29th day of April, 1P36, 4wlte? J. W. REDDICK. W "I ' . ? II ll'MM'll " ??? [??? - -r- .-so;.- " Mi* 4* Tim, by the Sutler Fotwm Co., PUn*. Ohio. Driver, KMMell ?" |fct, irflctin fttH, n'Mch is ?? PUUtDf 7 JHOtVV CbHln| jleiiiHCm If UVCrWV HMC CM y InOUl Q?mJ U Iv ." .? . " "oi.." :,?? -v^V ?* ?' ."?'*. ?" ? - .? VjKTHAT A KfiOOIDt Never have theae mighty champion* been VV beaten. They've ouOpuHed every team they've ever met. TK^ wiaiwittimt Belgians are Numt at her beat* Tht? are - ui uufl, riuliui i^n attiaaala w wMcii WMaw M?pw mi ?n?i H>*???"" nccetry, -? gfhiwl rt?n l4v fUfMOH nt ftiMi rl??m|i^fliy y ?^V- ** Natural balance U everything! It*a the difference between thia difference between the beat and the mt in almoateverything. And ktr^'i another evwtplc of Nature at her beat?Natural Chilean Nitrate. Thla nitrogen fertilizer la fevered by Nature with rltml ImpuritU#?the combination of many major and minor ele ments over and beyond nitrogen. Through countieae centurice, Nature haelged and matured thia nitrogen fertiliser in the ground, that yUu aaay return It to youT ground aa the aafc, aure, balanced food fee your crope> Namral Chilean atntamt almost two score of major /tk&tbal (CHILEAN NITRATE try a on a fee vital otravm* a wotin emu uuma ua tarn FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, RE PAIRED, RRFINIRHED - New and Used Furniture and Antiques Bengfct ?ad Sold. Greenville Fur nitnre Exchange, Greenville, N. C. | Phone 778. 4tp-6-5 For COUNTY JUDGE (Vote for one) . ? JACK SPAIN ????? Mrs ? ^?a~, -^^Hkl:'^^B^^|^B^B^B' V' - H' ? :" ' ?M ^B^B^Bf ^^^B^^B^^B: -^^B ^^B IBI fl^B ^^B ^^B ^^B ~H B.-^B^B^^B-^B^JMBr. HB^K:. B-^E^E^E^B~^I~^E" ;-Bf 1 -i^B'i^^Bojj^E^^^^^I^B^B^Ei^Efc^B&^kB lUBHik'' ' ' ??"' 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