It's easy to understand how people
lose their religion. Any femall article
is easily lost
■ —*
Uncle Moae: Booties: liquor is gittin'
so high poor folksll hadda mek
dey own or do widout.
Don't make ft hog of yourself in
these 4ays of rationed meats. Make
one of that little pig.
Now comes the report that there
is a scarcity of pepsin. There may
be of pep but not of sin.
Get the ox out of the ditch aind
don't let the cow jump over the moon.
Beef's getting scarce.
The food shortage has started the
practice of soppping the plates clean,
thus saving dish washing.
When the early bird stats out after
his morning worm he should be required
to carry his ration card.
In the old days a man would retire
from business. Now his business
beats him to it and detires from him.
.Adam obtained his vegetables by
the point system but it was by the
point of his garden tools.
Italy is said to be about ready to
get out of war. As a matter of fact,
Italy is about out of the war.
It is reported that many have laid,
in stocks of hog meat, anticipating
the rationing of it. The old cannibals.
"And here, children, is a small
piece of ailk. Ladies once used it
for hose, undies, and other garments."
WALSTONBURG
- NEWS
Fred and Lee Shacklefoid of Newport
News, V*-, spent the week end
here with relatives. "' d
Miss Aileen Bailey of Raleigh
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
Mr.'and Mrs. W. R. Lang and little
daughter, Frances, were dinner
guests of Mrs. W. E. Lang, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Jenkins and Miss Clara
Jenkins were Greenville visitors on
Tuesday. i
Mrs. L F. Smith, Mrs. W. E. Lang
and Miss Lillian Cortett attended the
funeral of Mrs. Joel Moye in Farmvffle,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Annie Sue Hnnsucker ftf Winterville
and the Fountain School faculty
was the weak end guest ot Mr.
Nature Hoesnt like to make us unhappy.
That's why it has arranged
that \we cannot see ourselves as
others see us.
Give- a man luck and ability and
he can go far. Give a woman luck
and looks and she can outdistance
him.
America, by Lathrop; Lee's Lieutenants,
by Freeman; Cirry Me Back,
by Williams; The Seventh Cross, by
Seyhero; The Days of Ophelia, by ,
Diam^Norma Aahe, ^ Glaspell; j
Kobe, by Douglas; Look To The
Mountain, by Camon; Men of Albe^ |
marie, by Fletcher; and Hie Lieutenant's
Lady, by Aldrich.
TIN CAN SALVAGE *
Beginning Monday, April 19th, and
continuing throughout the week, die
Farmville School children will collect
your tin can salvage. Please have
your cans properly flattened when
the children call. A prize of $6.00
is being offered by the Chamber of
Commerce to the school room collecting
the largest number of cans.
SUPPORT PRICES
Support prices for dry edible
beans, dry peas, peanuts, soybeans,
and flaxseed have been increased to
encourage greater production. .'
' George1 Manning, in an article
about tiie Song Sparrow, tUd the
the Bird Club members at the meeting
on Saturday that it is one of the,
gayest and sweetest song birds. He j
sings as if his whole mission in life!
is to cheer passersby He not amy
has a musical VMce but there is
enough variation to Jus song to make
it pleasing indeed.
He builds his nest hi the meadow
or orchard;.usually it is on the
ground and sometimes in a bush or
tree with three to six bluish white
eggs speckled all ove# with brown.
They raise three broods each year
and build three different nests in
which to do so to prevent vermin
and disease. The mother is a faultless
housekeeper carrying all -litter
far from the nest The nest is made •
of grass, lined with hair, and the
young are fed largely on insects.
Most of our American SparrowB,
of which we have more than a hundred
kinds, are beneficial because
they live largely on weed seeds and
insects.
1 THEATRE I
"farmvtlle. n. rTHE
HOME OF BETTER
ENTERTAINMENT! -
Week of April 16
FRIDAY—LAST 'TIME
Drarris Morgan and 14* Lupino in
"THE HARD WAY"
An Exciting Drama.
News 6t the Day.
/ SATURDAY
,Johnny Mack Brown—in
"THE OLD CHISHOLM TRAIL"
with Tex Ritter and Foaay
. Knight. _
. s Chanter No, 4 of '
"G-MEN ra. BLACK DRAGON"
Dizzy Detective—A Comedy.
SUNDAY-MONDAY
Mary Martin, Dick Powell and
Rudy Vallee tat the funniest
; .v muaical of the year—
"Happy Go Ltfcky" £
with Eddie Bracken and Betty
M Hutton.
Newa of the Day.
Young and Beautiful—Brevity.
r TUESDAY
Jane Withers and
•^jWWNY DOUGHBOY"
Our African Frontier—Brevity.
Along the Texaa Range—Travel
Tuesday.
4 A. M. to 9 A. M. 6 P. M.toflP.K.
Hadley Bryan. T. S. Ryon.
Wcdn6sdflyi
6 A.M. to 9 A.M. 6 P.M. to 9 P.M.
G. P, Burgeron. L. E. Walston.
v.,-.■ *.v_. Thursday
« A. M. to 9 A. Ma 6 P. M. to 9 P. M.
F. A. Williams. John D. Dixon.
Si'lpi Friday. mmM~
6 A. M. to 9 A. M. 6 P. M. to 9 P. M.
M. E. Di.iwi. Pat Raffin.
• Saturday.
6 AM. to 9 A.M. 6 P.M. to^ P.M.!
Joe Flake. ^ J. R. Lewis.
6 A. M. to 9 A. M. 6. P.M. to 9 P.M.:
Harry Dixon. W. A. Allen, Jr.
A. W. Bobbitt in charge thk list
—. J
Farmville Citizens I
Go Oyer The Top
(Continued Prom Page One)
Pender's Store, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Paylor, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Jones,
Geo. E. Creekmur, Mrs. Dorr H.
Keel, Mr. and Mrs. Mabry Pollard,
Mr. and Mrs. George Windham, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Thomas.
Those giving $4.00: ,
Miss Amrie Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Beam an, Mr. and Mrs. Will'
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Bryan,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carraway, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Fiser, Mr. and Mrs. D.
R. Morgan, W. A. Pollard, Jr., Mrs.
Mary Lewis Lang.
Those giving $3.00:
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, Mr,
and Mrs. R. B. Bowling, Mr. and
Mrs. Manly Liles, Miss Hattie Carr,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, Albert
Lewis, Mrs. C. H. Flanagan, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Carr, MV&. C. B. Mashburn, Jr.,
Miss Nellie Butler, Mi1, and Mrs. K.
Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alex,
C. E. Modlin, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Moye.
Those giving $2.50; 4
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Albritton, Rev.
C. B. Mashburn, Sr., Carl Tyson, J.
W. Ellis, Chester M. Cash, Will Sermons,
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Thome.
These giving $2.00:
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fields, Mrs.
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Dixon, Mr. and Mrs.
Lath Morrias, Mrs. C. H. Rasberry,
Mr. and Mrs. George Monk, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Ruffin, MrSfcnd Mrs. J. T.
Windham, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bradham,
Jr., Mr. arid Mrs. Rex Hodges,
Mrs. C. R Townsend, H. C. Nichols,
Mrs. Hermann Fr. Voss, Ellis Hatem,
Mrs. Fred C. Moore, S. M. Pollard,
Vernon Mozingo, W. A. Martin, Miss
Frances Winstesd, Mr. and Mrs. W.
R Wiflis, Mrs. Louisa Hairis, Mrs.
Carroll Ogleoby, Mrs. S. E. Ewell,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Whitehurst, Mr.
and Mrs!. C. F. Baucora, Mr. Brinson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wheless, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. J, L. Manning, Mr. and Mrs.
V. M. Lockamy, Colonial Ice Co.,
Eugene Hobgood, Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. Copenhaver, Mr. and Mrs. Josh
ffixon, H. M. Winders, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Creech, Mrs. Florence Thou»e,
Mrs. C. W. Blackwood, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. King, H. B, Baker, J. H. Bundy,
Jr., Mr^ and Mrs. J. G. BoUoman,
Mr. and Mrs. -W. E. Bagley, Mrs.
Let ha McLawhorn, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Bundy, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones,
Jimmle Stocks, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.!
Tugwell, Mrs. Annabelle Allen, J. H.
Bundy, Sr., B. A Norman, William
Norman, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Turnage, J. K.
Hedgepeth, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Flanagan, Claude
Joyner, R. L. Spivey, G. E. Ballew, C.
L. Beaman, F. W. Satterthwaitei
Haywood Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Moore, John D. Dixon, Geo. Williams,
C. C. Simpson, E. L. Crumple?, Mr.
and Mrs. A J. Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland Paylor.
Those giving $1.76:
' Mr. and Mrs. Ed May.
Those giving $1.40:
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pickett, Mr.|
and Mrs. G. G. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Joe G.
Smith, Ed Nash Warren.
n Those giving $1.00:
TS1 : m
Mr*
Tyson,
rock, Mrs.
J.
B.
Rasberry
Sadie Grey Brock, Floyd Morgan, I
Mr. and Mrs. J as. Hoiloman, Sam
liobgood, O. C. Stocks, Oscar Holloman,
Jas Walston, A. C.~ Carraway,
B. JT. Carraway, Mm. Jas; Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bailey, Miss Sue
Pittmaa, Mrs. B. N. Carraway, L.M.
Carraway, A. J. Taylor, Mrs. Mattie
Tugwell, Chas. B. Joyner, Mr. and
Mrs. Blaney Strickland, C. W. Blackwood,
Robt. Fields, W. L Bennett,
Eli Joyner, Jr., G. E. -Beckman, J, R
Shearin, Made Carraway, Linwood
Russell, Miss Louise Parrior, Mis.
Helen Horton, R. T. Norville, J. M.
Wheless, Jr., N. R Everett, Mr. and
Mr*. R N. Batton. Rom Webber,
Walter Stocks, Jr., Miss Margaret
Lewis, Miss Nina M.'Skinner, Mrs. J.
H. Bynnm, Mrs. R L. Tugrwell, Mrs.
Mack Carraway, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Ho1den/»Mrs. Linwood Joyner, Miss
Annie Lee Jones, Miss Dorcas
Knowles, Miss Easel Taylor, Mrs.
Jack Williford, G. R Smith, J.' M.
Stansill, Miss Hazel Stroud, R. L
Joyner, R. E. Belcher, E. L. Barrett,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bynum, J,' T.
Bendy, Willie Carraway, Fred Carr,
W. E. Forbes, Lester Gorham, Willie
Joyner, Charley Mias, Mrs. Dal ton
Williams, Mrs. Jasper Jones, Mrs.
Joe S. Johnstoti, Mrs. Cora Meeke,
Mrs. L. R. Jones, Mrs. J. D. Jones,
Mrs. L. E. Jones, Lester E. Turnage,
Jr., C. L. Letchworth, A. C. Letchworth,
Asa Letchworth, Herbert* Kurnette,
Mrs. Herbert Bumette, Mrs.
Sue Robinson, Jesse L. Baker, Chas.
Joyner, Levi Braxton, ' Mrs. Sam
Flanagan, Mrs. A. C. Turnage, Mrs.
M. L. Moye, J. R. Gowan, W. W.
Wei ton, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Skinner,
Miss Margaret Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Cayton, Miss Lola Forbes, Mr.
and Mrs. R R. Newton, J. F. Bullock,
Misa Ruby Murphy, Miss Marjorie
Carraway, Mrs. J. I. Morgan, Sr.,
Miss Rosa Reid Russell, Miss Inez
Boswelb Herbert Hart, Miss Ijela
Williams,, Mrs. Emma Jones," Miss
Myrtle Nichols, Miss Jane Green,
Bob Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roebuck,'
Mrs. Jack Mosingo, Roland
Nichols, Mrs. M. V.. Horton, A.
R. House, Miss Ruth Mmshew.
Other Contributors:
Mrs. D. C. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. E.
F. Gaynor, Mis. Virginia Howerton,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon, ^Miss
Rachel Tyson, Mrs. Ben Stepps, Nick
Albert Lewis, Mr. and Mis. L. T.
Cummings, Lucile Gay, ftiaria Wo»tten,
E. B. Claybom, Jack Turnage,
Preston, Letchworth, J. H. Joyner, I.
I. Jones, Mose Carr, Lloyd Allen.
Mrs. Appie Flanagan, Mrs. Margaret
Roberts, Otis Nannie, Mr., and Mrs.
G. H. Burnette, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Tyson, Mrs. Hugh Farrior, Jr., Mrs.
W. L. Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce PollarS,
Mr. and Mrs. Kinchen Edwards,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Oakley, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Hinson, Miss Neva
Owens, A- Q- Roebuck,. Mrs. . Pat
Bundy, Miss Nannie Bell Moore, Jess
Carraway, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor,
J. A. Baldree. f
COLORED SECTION
Prof. H. B. Sugg, Captain.
Those giving above $10.00: *
High School division at Falkland,
Moye Chapel School, Mrs. Mary
Knight and Mrs. Ruby Cobb, nod
community.
Those giving from $5.00 to $10.00: ;
H. B. Sugg, E. A. Elliott, J. L.
Burge, C. E. Knight, .
Those giving frofti $1.00 to $6.00:
Mrs. M. F. Artis, Miss E. G. Wiggins,
Miss S. E. Exum, Miss A. E.
Smith, Miss H. J. Jordan, Mrs. Henretta
May, George Lang, Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Ariie, Mr. and Mrs. W. ■
M. Bullock, Mr. and Mi$. Richmond
Register, Mr. and Mrs.' Bennic Joyner,
Mr. and Jin. W. H. Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wiggins, Ed Little,
Birt" Joyner, Mrs. Lula Joyner,
Mrs. Augusta Vines, J. E. Artis,
Haywood Gay, "Mrs. Victoria TyBon,
Miss Minale B. Holmes, Mrs. James
Ellis, Henry Staton, Andy Cameron,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Joyner, Mrs.
Mary Moore Barrett, Mrs. JHary J. J.
Joyner, Joe John**), Jack Sandersj
Dock Bynyps, Mr. and Mi's. EJlbfert
Furnace Freeman, Mrs. Irene Fulton,
Jack Frizzelle, Mr*. Ester Beaman,
Eddie Smith, Mrs. Carrie Blount,
Mm. Olivia May, Mrs. Majpe Hines,
Mr«. Mary Bert, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Barrett, Mi*. Chavis, Mrs. Cheater
Dupree, Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Parker,
John C. Dixon, Mrs. Louise Moore,
Miss Birtha Best, Mrs. R«r. Sutton,
Mm. Marcus Williams, Mrs. Martha
Streeter, Mr. and Mrs. John Albrittoo,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Fields, Mr.
and Mrs. Frand Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. James Battle, Robert Atkinson,
Mrs. Alice . Moye, Mrs. Luherta Hargrave,
Mrs. Susan Evans, James W,
May, Mrs. Hattie Wilkes, Clifton
Parker, Miss Eleanor Gorham, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wrickard, Mr. and
Mrs. Brovnford Tyson, Mis. Estelle
Capeheart, Mrs. Lillian Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter fyson, Luby Blount,
Mrs. Ada King, Peter Glover, Rev.
and Mrs. Midgett, Mr*. Minnie Har*
per, Mariom Wallace, Mrs. Emma L.
Joyner, Mid Adams, Mrs. Ella
Rhodes, Louis Harris, Jerry Cobb,
Mrs. Eula Barrett, Mrs. Eva Dupree,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hopkins, Roy
Sugg, Mrs. Richard Cameron, Mrs.
Hattie Armond, Oscar Joyner, Mrs.
Mae Darden, Mrs. Bessie Edwards,
Mrs. Sarrah Phillips, John Gotham,
Mr*. Christine Walker, Mrs. Vermice
Russell, John E. Joyner, Mrs. Joseph
May, Robert Moody, Mr. and Mrs.
Starling Gorham, Mrs. LilUe S.
Mitchell, Mrs. Cora Darden, Mr*.
Maggie Evans, Mrs. Effie Hamlin,'
Miss Thelma Grace Hamlin, Mr*.
Theo. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Faison,
Mrs. Jennie V. Jones, Mrs. Pennie
Willonghby, William JPaison, Walter
Verme, Mrs. Daisy Joyner, Mis. Mary
A. Scarborough, Mrs. Nellie Jennings,
D. C. Davis, Willie < James
Ebron, Mrs. Arsenia Moye, Mrs.
Clara J. Smith, Mr*. Martha Tyson,
Cooper Little, Mm. Emma Grimsley,
Mrs. Smithie Tyson, Mrs. Caroline
Davis, Mr*. Clara Chestnut, Mrs.
Effie Anderson, Mrs. H. McGhee,
Mrs. Ester Jeffreys, Mm Louise McKinney,
Miss Jutnita Ruffin, Contributions
without names, $1.16, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rfckaid, Mrs. Walter
Hart, Eddie Swinaon, Mrs. Lee
AskeW, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Joyner,
Mrs. Fere bee Atkinson, Mr. and Mi*.
Henry Dupree, Gorham and Vines
Barber Shop, Samuel Joyner, Will
Vines, Mrs. Pearl Nelson, Mrs. Myrtle
Sanders, Wrt} Joyner, Mrs. Satira
FARM LABOR
While the National Fanh Labor
Program Js drawing prolonged debate,
North Caroline growers are
seeking to solve their own problems
on the county and community level,
by a full utilization of the available
man power.
•
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COME IN AND LOOk AT OUR
TOOLS. WE CARRY A COMPLETE
LINE OF-GARDEN AND|
YARD TOOLS.
WESTERN AUTO ASSSO. STORK.
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FOUNTAIN PEN
our office last week.
- lt» a
ent:
Melvm, Mrs. Mary J. Taylor, Will
Wilkes, Charlie Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Dixon, Mrs. John Albritton, Mrs.
Inez Swinson, Mrs. Wright Edwards,
Mrs. Joe Moore, Patrick Lee Cameron,
Mm Beatrice Streeter, Willie
Davis, George Burnett, Clayton
Streeter, Sorenie Vines Boaooe Parker,
Miss Clara Spain, J. B. Gorh.im, Mrs.
Estelle King, Miss Annie Speight,
Mrs. Ada Sing, Mrs. Susan Walker,
Mrs. Velma Joyner, Jerry. Sanders,
Mis. Pollie Timmons, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bethea, Clifton Parker, Mrs.
Mary Moore, Mis. Mary Blount, Mrs.
Dorothy Dupree, Mrs. Virginia
Blount, W. H. Ajtis, Mrs. Lula Jennett,
Mrs. Hattie Parker, Mrs. Lester
Dixon, Miss Elisabeth Blue, Miss!
Beatrice Whitfield, Octavis Tyson,
T. H. McKinney, James Hopkins,
Mrs. Lola Ellis, Mm. Mom* DvM,
I. Dixon, Friends without names
>0.9®, Nathan Cobb, Mr. and Mm. S.
T. Collins, Mrs. Hulda Fields, Jessie
Cannon, Miss Catherine Streeter,
Mrs. Martha Beet, Aster Lang, Herbert
Brown, Mrs. Alice Strang,
James Harris, MarceHos Daagfetory,
Marcdlus Vines, Robert Battle,
El yeses Vines, Richard Barfieid, Paul
Dixon, John Gorham, Walter Hart,
Lester Carr, John Shirley, Richard
Barfieid,, Sr., Jennis Barrett, Mrs.
Roasetto Standi, from friends who
did not desire to give names, fl.70.
Total from Farmville Colored
Group, $287.26.
Signed; Mm J. M. Hobgood,
Chairman.