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Yea, and sometimes the croaa-worda kind. It's more blessed to give than to receive but it's a poor way to get rich. - - -A woman bridles and grooms her hours and "bridals" and bridegrooms her The fellow who said people get what they pay for would try buying a steak. lite farm offers a fine opportunity for the young man to stay out of the army. Backward, turn backward, oh time, in your flight and make it cool again for tonight. The hostess used to have many tea parties. Now she is content with a few tea balls. » ' There's two sid» to every question and the astute politician can be found oh both of them. Some of the white-collared workers have turned gardeners and are now just collard workers. We never see anything at the bathing teaches remotely resembling the newspaper bathing beauties. Relatively: A woman spending one hour making up her face and one minute making up her mind. No one knows what will be on the menu when the peace table is set, but there will likely be scraps. In these uncertain days if you do 'not know what to count on you can still count on your fingers. Uncle Moae: Niggers don't need much ter live on ca'se dey ain't got much ter live fer. Seeing ourselves as others see us doesn't mean much for others scarcely give us a glance. Office: H. J. Nobel : br. W. M. Wlfis IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY ' Dial 269-1 Dial -866-1 .344-6 Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Gmm, Jr.- J. Frank Harper Office Wm. M. Berry Have Darden — J. Robt. Allen At Home REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Dial 424-1 Bayerat Reaidecce: R. E. Pickett At Home — Russell D. Moore - R. D. Harris Office: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maurer John D. Dixon — Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk — iFARMVILLE LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY Dial 269-1 Bayers: Keaidaaee: H. N. Howard — At Home H. H. Bradham . At Home ■ _C_'— Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kimbrough, Jr.-' R. A. Fields Office: R. C. Copenhaver At Home S. L. Loving Joeh Dixon — W. H. Hodges At Home Mrs. R. C. Copenhaver At Home G. M. Holden J At Home Arthur Joyner, Jr.* At Home : A. C. MONK ft COMPANY ' . Dial 224-1 MEMBERS OF U. S. GRADING SERVICE M. M. Veaaey _ W. D. Payne — W. D. Alford . D. J. Hobgood _ J. W. Dickeraon Joe Terry J. A. Cub-— 3, W. Joyper At Home ___ . At Home Fountain . Fountain At Home , At Home — At Home — POULTRY Ugh aa the their strength in a vain effort to stem the Russian surge. The communique laid that on Monday alone tfte Red army had destroyed 77 tanks and 106 planes in fighting on all fronts. The Kharkov area continued to be the focal point of the Russian advance. The. fall pt the city gave' the Soviets several objectives to aim at, but the most likely choice was Poltava with Kiev, Ukrainian capital 260 miles west on the Dnieper, as the big goal of ' the summer offensive. v In the Donets basin, southwest of | Voroshilovgrad where the previously reported they had beached the Nasi lines, the Red army broke up German counterattacks, Inflicted heavy losses and captured several towns, the Soviet communique declared. Heqvy fighting was reported south I of Isjnihi,'where 1,000 Germans were | said to have been killed when Russians stormed a Nasi strong point. Four towns were retaken in the drive toward Bryansk on the central front, the communique said. On the' Uningxad front Russian! troops were said to have killed about 400 Germans in local actions while | heavy artillery pounded Nasi positions. Soviet naval units and. the fleet air arm were active In the Gulf of Finland, whern two German transports, totaling 8,000 tons, were sunk, the bulletfh said. COTTON According to the War Food Administration, there axe no cotton marketing quotas on the 1948 crop but the cotton loan program will remain in effect without change for the 1948-44 marketing season. ¥1m U. S. Department of Agriculture reports that ptfilorum disease has been reduced about a third since 1986, when official testing of ppultry breeding stock began on a FederalState basfe. -^ " At leant twwty million pounds of honey have been added to this year's honey crop recently because tlw weather was sunny while sweet clovw was in bloom in northern states. || EXECUTOR S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Allie Brown Robinson, deceased, late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of •aid deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at farmville, North Carolina, on or before August 6th, 1944, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate Davmexit. it; This the 3rd day of August, 1948.' JOHN HILL PAYLOR, Executor of Allie Brow® Robinson. Aug. 6-6wks. CHOOSE Many farmers will be forced to chooae between growing more feed or reducing fheir livestock, report* Dr. I. O. S»J»aub, Director of the Extension Service at State College. HOGS The War Meat Board haa aaknd hog producer* to send their hogs to market as soon aa they reach ao adequate finish for slaughter rather than continuing to feed them for additional weight and finish. Once we thought we might leave a million dollars bat now we'll settle for a decent burial. k ~&4"' i . SATURDAY Hoo< Gifaeon and Km Mayward In "THE LAW RIDES AGAIN" * Chapter No, 8 of "DAREDEVILS OF THE WEST" Higher Tim A Kite. , SUNDAY-MONDAY . Mickey Keener mi Freak Morgan, «-• tarred In "THE HUMAN ? COMEDY" with Van Jehneon, Minka Hoot, and Fay Bajnter. The most stirring drama of the yew . . . bring your handerchief along because you will want to cry. News of The Day. TUESDAY Lob Chaney, J# and Btata M "FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN" Screen Snapshope No. i. Ip^pf WHITE Name: Allen. C. N.,,1 lot Coroett, S. L. 2 lots Jones, L. R., 1 Jot,-. Jones, M.V., 8 lota 74.48 Moringo, Mm Nannie, 1 k>t„ 18.23 Rouse, Mil Jack, 1 lot 9.20 Smith, J. S., 1 lot 80.86 Wilkerson, John E„ 2 k*a _ 25.38 COLORED Name: Amount Artis, Amanda, 1 lot 112.42 Atkinson, Cora, 1 lot 6M Atkinson, Joe, I lot F 2.15 Atkinson, Robert, 1 lot 1.90 Barnes, Annie Heirs, 1 lot 5.76 Barrett, Cera, I lots j l&'O Dixon, Ernest, 2 kfts 10.V8 Dunn, J. H., .1 lot LT8 Dnpree, Red, 8 lots 1087 Gaskins, Lucinda, 1 lot 4*0 High, Elizabeth, 2 lets 7.48 Johnson, Mary Best, 2 lots _ 140^ Joyner, Herbert, 1' lot 9.74 Joyner, Laos Hoys, 1 lot 4.60 Joyner, Roea,l let - K.7S Lene, Allen, 1 lot 4J9 Moore, Mary J., 1 lot - 4.80 Mojne, ElMrt, A lot 7*8 Tuton, Council, Estate, 1 lot.. 8*8 Williams, David, 1 let 8*6 NOTICE of SALE of LAND.By PITT <X)UNTY FOK 1942 UNPAID TAXES Pursuant to Chapter 114 of the Public Laws of 1939 and Section 1716 of the Public Lmm of 1»8», and by reason of non-payment of Taxes due and owing Pitt County for the year 1M2 hy the undersigned persona, Firms and Corporations, I will on Monday, the tth day of September, IMS, beginning at 12:00 o'clock Noon, and continuing until this sale is completed, before the Courthouse door in GretsiTille, N. O, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the ml estate of said delinquents, briefly described as follows: " This the Sitl day of August, IMS. H. L. ANDREWS, Tax Collector for Pitt County. Crawford, Mary E., 11 acres—! 9.50 Crawford, H. R., 115 seres— 80.79 Davenport, Mrs. R, 9 acres— 6.00 Joyner, Alton, 24 acres, 1 lot 19.07 Lewis, H. R., 107 acre) 46.47 Moxingo, Luther B., 168 acres 92JJ6 Strickland, H. & (Ha) 18 acs. 18.00 Sutton, Hugh E., 82 acres— 40.25 Sutton, Charlie, 49 term 82.65 Sutton, Joe. 4 Gay, 68 acres and 8 lots 88M Sutton, Guy, 48 acres, 1 lot.. 28.57 Sutton, J. W. Jr., 49 acs, 1 lot 46.14 Tyson, Joab, Sr., 25 acres 9.66 Vainwright, R W., 96 acres.. 48.10 Vaule, C. R, 8 acres 7X0 Williford, Mrs. Nannie E, 20 b acres 13.60 WiUoughby, C. R, 60 acre*__ 85.62 Wooda, Mrs. W. H., 50 acres. 39.00 Worthington, Rebecca, 52 acs 24.86 Worthington,- I. W., 52 acres. 22.96 Bearer Dan TWaHiip—Colored Name: Amt. Anderson, Lillie (Hn) 32 acs^f 18.66 Atkinj»n, Rosa (Hrs> 86 acres 2C.46 Bert, Major, 44 acres 84.46 Blow, Louis, 16 acres 7.05 Monk, Cleo, 1 lot M0 Monk, W. M., 2 leta_ 18.78 Spell, Francis Hemby, 45 acres 18.56 Falkland Township—White Name; — - : - " Amt Dfeena, Jennie, 45 acres f 23.46 Dunn, Robert, 22 acrea 12.70 Harris, Mrs. Alice Dean, 15 acres, 1 lot 16.12 Mayo, C. B., 10 acrea, 1 lot_ 14.56 N. C. J. S. Land Bank, 200 nee 66.30 Norville, J. Hn 37 actea 16.74 Pierce, A. &, 2 lots 9.69 ^ T.62 . 65.49 . 62.76 . 68.40 \
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