FARMVILLE ENTERPRISE
FABMVILLfi, N. C
Marr Friar Rohm, Society
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A TOILER'S PRAYER
God, grant that I may find my task,
And have the grace to do it well;
And leave behind a stepping-stone,
To earth's triumphant citadel.
Keep firm my faith and strong my
grasp,
On true perspective and the goal;
That I may toil and weary not,
And be the captain of my soul.
Let not the lure of fame or greed,
Make one dark blot upon my line;
That each day's work be clean and
good,
In keeping with Thy will and mine.
God, grant that I may find my task,
And have the grace to do it well;
And leave behind a stepping-stone,
Complete, unm&rred, celestial.
Alex C. D. Noe.
Life is a problem but not an
equation.
It isn't patriotic to make light of
a blackout.
If people didn't die the undertaker
couldn't live.
The rich own the country and the
poor occupy it.
One who toots his own horn is
never applauded.
It is better to be right than president
and much easier.
Figures in mathematics make problems.
So do figures in dresses.
Money makes the .mare go arid
frequently makes her throw the
rider.
One hears something every day he
doesn't like—the alarm clock for instance.
Hearsay evidence isnt admitted by
courts but is heartily received by
gossips.
There couldn't be anybody so good
aa MacArthur; but this is a time for
miracles.
Only a court can revoke a dead
man's will. A woman can do it if
he isn't dead.
"Loyalty to colleagues" sounds noble,
bat it means keeping failures in
important jobs.
Water seeks its level and becomes
stagnant after the level is reached.
Man does the same thing.
The sleeping deacon may not disturb
the preachii^j but the preaching
may disturb his Bleeping.
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WAR BONDS
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The giant ioor-aotored Navy Patrol
Bombers are the world's most
powerful planes. Tttey cost approximately
$700,000 each. The Navy also
has a lighter Bomber called the
Scout Bomber which costs about
$143,000 apiece. ~
VOTE FOR
POR RE-ELECTfON AS
udge Of The County
Court
IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY,
MAY 30, 1942.
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NEWSPAPER COMMENTS:—
"A visitor in the Pitt County court is always impressed
by the dignity ud ethics of the procedure when Judge
Dink James is presiding. The courtly Pitt County jurist
permits no third degreeing' of witnesses on the stand. He
has the respect and confidence of court officials, members
of the bar and the general public."
Greenville News Leader—Nov. 16, 1941.
"Courtesy in County Court. There is one characteristic
of the Pitt County Court, in Greenville, presided over
by Judge Dink James, that is a good example for all courts.
The North Carolina Symphonic Choir, now known as the American Victory Choir qf North Carolina, which will be heard
here in a Victory concert, Tuesday, June 2, at 8i30 P. M., in the Farmville High School Auditorium. It is one of the country's
unique musical organisations, being composed of thirty-six r ang people, under thirty years of age, from fifteen cities
and towns in North Carolina. The choir was organised under the direction of Lewis Sidney Bullock, in 1040 and since that
time has served its State well, having presented ninety-two concerts to more than fifty thousand persons and travelling over
14,000 miles through twenty-two states from coast to coast as official Good Will Ambassadors.
These choir members, since they come from such a wide area, are able to meet for rehearsal only once a week in a
centrally located town. The rehearsals are necessarially long and hard because an entire concert program must be learned
in six or seven rehearsals. These rehearsals usually run from seven to eight hoars, but these young people dp not mind
because they have a to do. They are taught correct breathing, posture, and voice production so that they can practice
for houre without tiring. The Victory Choir is sponsored by the people of North Carolina /u>d is presented here as a Good
Will gesture and a contribution to civilian morale.
The Victory Concert program is especially arranged to fit today's need. Every one will enjoy the groat American patriotic
songs, folk songs, negro spirituals as only a Southern Choir can sing them, cowboy songs and great hymns of the Church.
A capacity audience is expected to attend tiia Victory Concert. Let us Forward March With Music.
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FOR
U.S.
Fellow Voters of Pitt County
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- 'The best interest of this great farming Section DEMAND that
HON. JOSIAH W. BAILEY be re-elected as U. S. SENATOR. He
has been foremost in advocating parity prices for farm products.
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He has vigorously and successfully opposed additonal taxes on
tobacco products.
The records will show that Senator Baileu has
supported and .voted for every piece
legislation
Statute Books.
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He Is Honest, Competent, Sincere and Courageous.
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In this time of grave national peril, his ability and statesmanship
and counsel are of tremendous value to our nation.
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In the years that lie ahead in post-war days, his stalwart championship
of the rights of the average citizen will be a guarantee of free enterprise
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