IPS
. Merchants PUm Weeks
Ahead For This Event
And Thru the Columns
of Hie Enterprise They
Offer Special Values
The progress at any town is the
fruit of its Ubon FVrmville it a
great town, a progressive town, and
one by which maay others of the
good State ti North Carolina set
their standards. From FarmviUe
paved roads wind ovt in enrery direction,
trains and bases whix through
and amoke from various plants carls
into clouds as constantly it goes onward
building more homes, more
plants, more stores, more everything
thai is indicative of the pi ogress of
a town.
As a very concrete evidence of the
progress of Farmvilie is the tobacco
edition which the Farmville business
men send out just prior to the market
opening in a concerted effort to
bring the Farmville Tobacco Market,
its achievement and progress, before
the people, sad to give notice of special
values which they have as market
opening specials.
For weeks the merchants here have
been planning this event and their
stores are full of lovely new fall
goods, practical merchandise of every
sort and of dependable quality
at prices that will astou^h their customers,
prices far under their actual
value.
The weeks pass quickly, the summer
is about sprat, the harvest
nearly over and with the first chiU
breezes and falling leaves come the
thoughts of fall improvements for
the home, the farm and the family
wardrobes.
Farmville merchants have anticipated
these desires for improvements
at this season and are requesting
that fanners and citizens read their
advertisements in this issue, anfl
make first selections from their large
stocks of featured prices, which
thrifty buyers cannot afford to overlook.
Family wardroDes can De iiuea out
smartly with well tailored suits,
coats, dresses, hats and shoes at the
general and deparment stores, homes
can be modernized with new furnishings,
pantry and farm supplies
can be purchased at real savings, the
old car may, be repaired or a new
one purchased, the gas tank refilled,
your insurance premiums paid, beauty
service enjoyed, prescriptions refilled,
clothes cleaned, etc., etc., etc.
* " Every firm in town can fill some
individual need.
Farmville merchants, many of
whom have been in business here 30
years or more and the firms so well
established during recent yean, all
jdin in assurances that buyers may
trade here with complete confidence
at %ny time, but that new satisfaction
at exceptional values will mark
their fall business.
Firms cooperaing in presenting the
tobacco market to the public in this
special edition, and cheerfully giving
their support to the warehousemen
in their endeavor to reach a majority
of their customers and prospects with
• special message just prior to the
opening are listed below.
In return for their interest evidenced
in this way, the editor wishes
to urge that the individual advertisements
of these firms be read carefully
and that they be given special
consideration in the matter of patronage.
t;
The list of advertisers who made
this issue of The Haraville Enterprise
a reality and supported the effort
to get news of the Tobacco Market
Opening and the facilities of the
Market before the eyes of 5,000 people
faa Eastern North Carolina, is as
follows: !-■
Chevrolet Co., Belk-Tyler Co., Blackwood's
Wholesale Co., Briley's Oil Co.,
Hadley Bryan's Service Station, Can's
, Nassif Cannon, Centre Hard
)., Chamber of Commerce and
Merchants Association, City Drug Co.,
City Cafe, Colonial Ice Co., Commercial
Insurance Co., Corbett's Garage,
Crumpler's Place, Dupne's Department
Store. Eason Brothers Service
Farmville Beauty Shop, Farmville
The Bank of Farmville, * t W.
NOTICE of SALE of LAND By PITT COUNTY
FOR 1941 UNPAID TAXES
U'*". ' tW :
Pursuant to chapter 310 of the Public laws of 1989 and section 1716 of the
Public laws of 1989, and by reason of non-payment of taxes dbe and owingPitt
County for the year 1941 by the undersigned persons, Finns and
Corporations, I will on Monday, the 7th day of September, 1942, beginning
at 12:00 o'clock Noon, and continuing until this sale is completed, before
the Courthouse door in Greenville, N. 0., offer for sale and sell to the
highest Udder for cash the real estate of said delinquents briefly described
as follows:
( H. L. ANDREWS, Tax Collector for Pitt County.
Dam Township—WMto
Name: Amt.
Allen, A. 1L, F. L. A James,
89 acres, $ 5.66
Bo wen, Mrs. Fannie, 188 acres 96.96
Crawford, Mre. Mary SL, 11
acres 9.50
Crawford, H. R., 116 acres— 75.20
Davenport, Mrs. R., 9 acres — 6.00
Elks, V. H., 7 acres 6.46
Forbes, Mrs. Clara J., 114
HBiia 81.37
Kinsauls, Ned V., 60 acres— 63.74
Lewis, H. R-, 122 acres 48.66
McLawhorn, O. 1L, 27 acres— 16.76
Manning, J. T.. 23 acres 2.66
Moore, Fred C., 202 acres 126.93
Moye, J. R. A J. S., 95 acres 11.86
Mozing-o, Lather B„ 169 acres 86.08
Nichols, C. N., 19 acres 17.78
Nichols, C. V., 8 acres . ... 8.60
Sutton, Charlie, 49 acres 28.39
Sutton, Gny, 48 acres, 1 lot— 28.67
Sutton, Joe, 44 acres, 2 lots— 36.51
Sutton, Joe £ Guy, 58 acres
8 lots 36.97
Sutton, Hugh E., 82 acres ' 38.02
Sutton, J. W., Jr., 49 acres 43.43
Tyson, Josh, Sr., 26 acres — 9.66
Vainwright, R. W., 96 acres— 47.70
Vaule, C. K., 8 acres 7.50
Wilkereon, S. G., Gdn., Mary
Allen. 67 acres 6.16
Wilkereon, S. G., Gdn., Mildred
Harris, 67 acres 6.16
Willoughby, C. R., 50 acres 32.36
Woods, Mrs. W. H., 60 acres 89.60
Bearer Dam Township—Colored
Name: Amt.
Anderson, Lilly, Hrs., 32 acres $ 13.66
Blow, Louis, 16 acres 7.06
Carr, Lannie, 38 acres 30.76
Coward, Leon, 10 aeres 6.00
Dupree, Benny, 16 acfea 9.19
Monk, W. M., 2 lots 11.00
Moye, Ora, Gdn., 10 acres __ 9.30
Spell, William Herory, Sr., 46
• acres i_ 24.00
Turnage, Thomas, 80 acres— 12.76
Woo ten, Vinie, 8 acres 6J28
Falkland Township—White
Name: Amt.
Allen, Paul, 100 acres $ 63.16
Bryan, W. P., 2 lota 11.63
Corbitt, Mrs. Lilliam, 36 acres 6.63
Deans, Jimmie, 46 acres 23.62
Dunn, Bruce, 19 acres :— 7.26
Dunn, Elias, 20 acres 7.14
Dunn, Robert, 22 acres 13.06
Dunn, Jeffery, 20 acres 10.86
Everette, Stephen, 138 acres— 29.58
Forbes, J. E., 1 lot 17.81
Harris, Mrs. Alice Dean, 16
acres, 1 lot 20.26
James, Mrs. Ruth, 60 acres 22.08
Lemon, Mrs. O. H., 200 acres., 224.40
Mayo, C H., 1 lot ; 11.76
Mereer, Mrs. Maggie, 31 acres 17.82
M^ore, David L., 27 acres 14.83
Norville, J. H., 37 acres 16,74
Owens, Maggie D., 21 acres 6.43
Peaden, C.T, 47 acres 23.73
Wootea, Sadie Corbitt, 34 acres 11.40
Falkland Township—Colored
Name: Amt.
Bell, Andrew, 1 lot I 8.48
Bryant, Cherry, 14 acres _— 7.70
Gotham, Sherod Hrs., 8 acres 6.10
Gorfaam, Donald, 2 acres — ~ 3.88
Gorham, Victor, 1 acre 7.68
Phillips, Louia, 3 acres 4.14
Fmntain Township—White
Name: Amt.
Dozier, J. L_ 74 acres * 64411
Dozier, (X L., 64 acres . 42.88
Edwards, J. A;, 1 lot 12.68
Edwards, Mrs. W. C., 83 acres 43.63
Fountain, Mary K., 4 lots 37.40
Gardner, J. L., 4 dm., 87 acres 22.19
Gay, O. T., 127 acres 58.S4
Gay, Z. R., 160 acres 72.98
Harris, Alex., 163 acres r 103.92
Horton, J. T., 69 acree 62.38
Jefferson, Mrs. Lorn, 16 acres 7.89
Lang, B. L. & Rosa Lee, 76
acres 31.24
Macclesfield, Co., 24 acres, 17
lots 76.52
Mercer, Mrs. D. R., 100 acres 36.56
Mercer, Mrs. W. EL, Hrs., 1
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Farmville Township—White
Name: Amt.
Allen, Paul C., 4 lota 24.00
Allen, C. N, 1 lot 27.71
Baker, W. R. & W. J, 130
48.76
Baldree, Mrs. Nancy, 6 acres 9.75
Barrett, H. L., 2 lota 11.70
Barrett, Mm J. E., 60 acres— 6.60
Barrett, J. R., 1 lot 13.96
Barrett, E. L., 71 acres, 1 lot 64.08
Beaman, C. L., 2 lota 39.05
Bridges, Henry Clark, 1 lot 4.56
Bandy, Mrs. J. T., 290 acres,
4 lota ; 282.72
Crumpler, Leon, 1 lot 11.83
Darden, Mrs. J. K, 9 lota _ 126.06
Garris, S. A., 1 lot 37.41
Gay, Miss LLurie, 1 lot 20.50
Hardy, J. W., 2 lota 39.78
Horton, M. V., 114 acres, 2 r
lota 169.63
Jones, Sadie, 40 acres 84.73
Jones, L. E., 68 acres 81.58
Jonee, J. R., 50 acres 46.92
Jones, J. D., 68 acres 38:68
Jones, M. V., 66 acres 64.01
Joyner, Sewart, 67 acres, 2
lots I 62.86
Joyner, C. L., 56 acres 49.39
Little, Leon, 1 lot . 37.73
Lovelace, E. Y., 130 acres 11.70
Moore, Fred C., 226 acres 182.83
Moore, Mrs. G. E., 247 acres,
4 lota 325.47
Morgan, D. R., 2 lots I- 65.99
Morgan, Mrs. D. R., 1 lot — 18.86
Mozingo, Mrs. Joel, 24 acres 20.62
Murphey, P. M., Agfc., 12 lots <3i90
Owens, Mrs. J. R., Hrs., 21
acres 6.60
Palmer, N. F.,Gdn., 1 lot 3.48
Paylor, John Hill, 126 acres,
13 lots 170.83
Pollard, S. M., 100 acres, 1 lot 96.67
Realty Purchasing Corp., 1 lot 7.80
Rigsby, Mrs. Annie A M. V.
Jones, 1 lot 37.70
Rouse, Mrs. Jack, 1 lot 10.40
Sawyer, J. T., 24 acres 12.96
Sheppaid, B. S.', 47 acres, 7
lots 260.00
Smith, W. Ray, 1 lot —6.61
Stepp, Ben, 4 lots 22.07
Teel, Mrs. Ruth, 1 lot • 4.63
Townsend, Mrs. C. R., 88 acres,
8 lots 70.00
Tripp, Paul, 1 lot 30.34
Turaage, A. C., 78 acres 68.21
Tyson, C. A., 1 lot 21.60
Tyson# J- B., 127 acres, 1 lot 69.16
Tyson, Wm. Ivey, 1 lot 19.57
Wilkerson, John E.', 2 lots 23.66
Farmville Township—Colored
Name: Amt
Artis, Amanda, 2 lots $
Atkinson, Cora, 1 lot
Atkinson, John, 1 lot
Atkinson, Robert, 1 lot
Barnes, Annie lira., 4 lots —
Blount, Joe, 3 lots
Boyd, Wilson, 2 lots
Chestnut, Haywood, 2 lots —
Chestnut, Lee Harvey, 6 lots
Cobb, Lula, 2 lots
Dixon, Ernest, 2 lots
Dixon, W. H. Hrs., 1 lot
Dixon, Henry, 1 lot
Dupree, Dennis, 2 lots
[.Dupree, Daniel, 1 acre, 6 lets
Dupree, Jacob, Gdn. E. J. Rollins,
2 lots
Dupree, Jacob, 6 acres, 1 lot
Dupree, Red, 2 lots'
Exum, H&orison, 1 lot 1
Foreman, Rosa, 1 lot
Gastrins, Lucinda, 1 lot
Clover, Carrie, 1 lot
Gorham, Lola, 3' lots
Gorham, Bennett, 2 lots
Gorham, Walter, 1 lot —
Gorham, James, 1 lot
Hamlin, A. P., 2 lots
High, Elizabeth, 2 lots
Johnson, Mary Best, 2 lots—
Jones, Edward A Gorham, 1
lot
Joyner, Herbert, 161 acres, 2
Joyner, Lena Moye, 1 lot '—
Joyner, Hilliard, 1 lot
Joyner, John T., Hrs., 2 lots
Joyner, Rosa, 1 lot
King, Louis, 2 lots
lose, Allen, 1 lot
May, General, 1 lot
Moore, Mary J., 1 lot
Moye, Elbert, 1 lot
Moye, Henry, 103 acres
Parker, Massey, 2 lots
Peyton, Lizzie, 1 lot
Scarboro, J. W., 1 lot
Speight, Windsor k Sally, 1
lot m
Tatum, Council Hrs., 1 lot __
Tyson, Geo., 1 lot
Clara, 1 lot
Hertert, 1 lot
Lyman, 1 lot
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bundy of Farm-1
vflle were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Gay, Sunday.
Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Paul Craft is ill at WoodardHerring
Hospital in Wilson.
James Shackleford is spending
some time with relatives in Washington,
D. C., and Newport News,
Va.
Miss Ethel Wtaatead of Enfield is
a guest in the home pf Mr. and Mrs.
Carlos Walston.
Miss Alta Barnes . of Raleigh is
visiting Miss Ruby Marlowe.
Miss Hazel McKeel is spending
this week in Wilson visiting relatives
and friends.
Earl Lang was a Wilson visitor,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen Evans and children of
Maxton are visiting Mrs, Evans' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeler
this week. v
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Davis and son,
Bobbie, have recently moved in the
Teacherage. Mr. Davis is principal
of the local High School.
Miss Clara Jenkins is visiting relatives
and friends in Ralfeigh, this
week.
Mis. G. W. Baily and Mrs. Willie
Moye have returned to their homes
after a visit with relatives in Baltimore,
Md.
Mrs. C. T. Beamon and son Jimmie,
have returned after spending
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Owens
in Maxton.
Mrs. W. I. Shackleford and Neta
Marie Sutton visited Mrs. Travis
Little near Farmville, Sunday.
Miss Alene Bailey oI Goldsbero
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bailey.
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fountain' News
(By MRS. M. P. YELVERTON)
Miss Hazel Owens spent a few
days this week at Virginia Beach.
Dwigbt Johnson, a Btudent of
Richmond Medical College was at
home for the week end.
Miss Jane Pittard of Nelson, Va.,
spent last week with Miss Carrol
Yelverton.
Miss Eloise Owens of Raleigh
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. C. L. Owens.
Miss Betsey Fountain is visiting
relatives in South Carolina.
Mrs. J. P. Gardner spent a few
dayB recently at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. Willie Harvey Crofton of
Lumberton was a week end guest
of Mrs. J. N. Fountain.
Mrs. G. W. Lane visited relatives
in Raleigh, Tuesday.
Miss Carrol Yelverton is visiting
Mrs. W. R. Williams in Red O&k.
Misses I/oraa Brothers and Mable.
Owens left Wednesday for Bath,
where they are member; of the
school faculty. £
Mrs. Clyde Hunter and daughter,
Miss Jean Hunter, of Monroe spent
a few days this weeV with Miss Nelle
Owens.
Miss Ethel Easoji of Macclesfield
visited her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Jefferson,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mercer and
Mr. and Mr*. G. E. Treyathan ami
sons, Earl and Turnage, spent a
few days recently at Virginia Beach.
Bob Fountain, III, spent a few
days this week with relatives in
Greenville.
Mrs. Caude Johnson is a patient
in Pitt Geneml Hospital. She will
undergo an operation soon.