KEEP ON WITH WM BONDS • .— i. . He's m good mathemetician if 1m can divide troubles and multiphy joys. Dont worry aboot what you have lost. Be thankful for What you have left. It is rjtid the President never wears a hat 01 course not. He keeps it in the ring. Nylons remain high" — Headline. True, but it isnt garters that's holding them up. . The" fellow with a swell-head doesn't suffer pain from it but his associates do. The clock doesn't need to be watched. It never stops to put its hands in its pockets. "No liquor to be made this year" says the OPA and the bootleggers .get a good laug-n. When the inductee received bis new uniform he said to the sergeant "The army suits me." More Grazing Crops Save Time and Labor More and more grazing crops, not only to furnish cheap feed but also to save on time and labor, is the greatest need of dairymen, beef cattle feeders, hog producers, and poultrymen, say Extension specialists in animal husbandry and poultry at N. C. State College. "Utilize the free labor of cattle, dairy animals, hogs, work stock, and poultry in harvesting grazing crops so that labor njay be saved and cheaper products aad gains obtained," the specialists point out. Man hours of work are precious under labor shortage conditions caused by the war and every effort must be made to save time and labor whenever possible Many excellent grazing crops may be grown in North Carolina that will furnish cheap feed "for the major part of the year. The specialists suggest small grain crops, lespedesa, soybeans, Sudan grass, cowpeas, velvet beans and other crops. Early planting and fertilisation of grazing crops are two of tiM£p|a(| points to keep in mSnd, according to tha nwrislictiL x IfljMK Pin-uftfor Those Not Buying Bonds . » INITIATION The campus of East Carolina Teachers College, Greenville, km the scene recently of the formal initiation of twenty-five honor students in the department of taHnesa education into the Beta Kappa Chapter of Pi Omega Pi, the national honorary business education fraternity. Membership in Pi Omega PI is based on superior scholastic achievement in commercial subjects with general superior scholarship taken into consideration. The formal candlelight service was preceded by a formal dinner at which Dr. E. R. Browning, head of the department of business education, was the principal speaker. His topic was "Your Chosen Profession and Its Future in North Carolina," Among those initiated wen: Miami Dorothy Lewis, ¥Vumville; Harriet Chestnutt and Manors Mewborn, Snow Hill, and Vivian YeJverton, Stantonsburg. JAMES E. CASH Funeral services for James Edward Cash of Farmville, who died at his ' home Friday morning, were conducted from the home Saturday afternoon at 4:00-o'clock. Rev. E. C. Chamblee, pastor of the Baptist Church, «- I J. C. Moye, ter of Snow ed as active and era aq4 were in charge at tne graveside services. Interment was in the Forest HOI cemetery. Mr. Cash, the son ofthe late Joseph and Mary Cash of Granville County where he was born, came to this community 42 years ago, and was one of the oldest and most prominent citizens of Faraville. He was a member of the Farmville Baptist Church, a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge, an honorary member of the Fire Department, and an active member of the Farmville Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Baker Cash, gne daughter,. Mra. Claude N, Allen of Farmville, and one brother, Charlie Cash of Chase City, Va. NOTK PROM THE SERVICE MEN'S CENTER Registering at the Center the post week ml .were: R. L. Briley, SC 2/c, Virginia Reach and Winters, Texas, (guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Fields. •' "•* J v.- >; Greenville Marine Base: Cpl. Wm. 7. Kirrane, Brookline, Mass.; Cpl. Gerald T. Coonan and Cpl. John Flassas, Milwaukie, Wis.; Cpl. F. F. Boyd, Jr., Ro«k Hill, S. C.; Cpl. R.E. FitzommonS, Galeaburg, HI.; Pfc. Richard J. McCarthy, Maiden, Man. Seymour Johnson Field, GoMahoro: Pvt. Clayton Hill, Pomona, Gal. (<W»rnight gneat of Mrs. C. R. Town send); Lt. Wayne A. Mitchell, Jr., Kinston, N. C., (week and gneat of Mrs. Dora Keel); Harry L. Bloomer, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and Cpl. OrviAt* D. Grochow, Orange, Cal. (week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. AY.C. Monk, Jr.); Cpl. Thomaft M. Johifion, Quiden, N. Y., (Sunday night gneat of Dr. and Mi* W. M. Willis). Members of the Episcopal Auxiliary were hostesses for the'week end. Mrs. C. E. Moore, Mrs. Will Jones, Jr., Mrs. John D. Dixon and Mrs. J. H. t>ardea furnished ham and pimieuto cheese sandwiches; Mrs. W. R Bumette and Mrs. Ed Beaman, deviled eggs; ty-s. Hubert Joynar and Mrs. G. Alex Rouse, pineapple cake; Mrs. C. S. Hotchldsa and Mrs. James Lang, Bottled drinks — Mra. Lang also gave picklea and salted nuts; Mrs. T. S. Ryon and Mrs. J. W. Joyner, cookies; Mra. Hubert Joyner loaned dripolator and table covers and gave flowers f Mra. J. C. Gibbs and Mrs. G. Ale* Rouse, milk. Hostesses serving were Mrs. J. H. Harden, Mrs. W. R Bumette, Mrs. Hubert Joynerr Mrs. John D. Dixon, Mrs. G. Alex Rouse, Mm. James Lang, Mrs. R.. C. Copenhaver, Mra. Will Jones, Jr., and Miasea Mary Alice Harris, Elvira Tyson and Annie lee Jones. Other donations were a vase of gladioli, by Mrs. Eva Mae Tompkins and a nut.cracker by Mrs. W. J. Turnage. Fifty magaxinea sent to Seymour Johnson Field Library were donated by Robert E. Fields, James Y. Monk, Mm. C. E. Moore and Mrs. John D. Dixon. Hoetesaes for next week end will be the women of the Catholic Church. ~ CALCIUM Keep an eye on calcium, is lie advice of food nutritionists to 1M4 gardeners and family meal planners. Calcium is likely to be short when a family's meals are otherwise up to good nutrition standards. Man is supposed to live by the sweat of his brow but a ration book must go along with the swa> fc. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Edward C. CfcswMse, Paster. 9:46 A. M.—Bible School. Geo. W. Davis, Superintendent 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship. 6:80 P. M.-J&. T. U- Marjorie Parker, Director. 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hoar. 7:80 P. M — Wednesday — Prayer Services. * . . PRIMITIVE BAPTiST CHURCH k«t» J* is* iioocrttf t uior 11:00 A M.—Morning Worship on Second Sundays. CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Arthur J. Racette 9:80 A. M—Holy Ms«s ■ Esch Sun day morning. 1 THEATRE 1 FARMVILLE, N. C. THE HOME of BETTER ENTERTAINMENT! Week of March 10 FRIDAY — ONLY Bette Davis and Gig Young—in "Old Acquaintance" This gnat dramatic star is back in one of the finest pictures of her career with a brand new male discovery that is destined to go places —Don't Miss Bette Davis in her latest release. ',>v. News of the Day. SATURDAY ; Hoot Gibson and Ken "WESTWARD BOUND" Chapter No. 9 of "MASKED MARVEL" Who's Hugh—Comedy. SUNDAY-MONDAY Maria Mantes and Jen Hall—in «AU Baba And The Forty Wives" Filmed in stirring technicolor. Everyone has heavd the story of All Baba and his adventures . . . now see them brought to >ife on the screen. -O*-' . News ef the Day. _ WE HAYS A COMPLETE LINE OF BATTERIES Guaranteed from six moot hi to three yean. Wi Alas Charge then ths Old and New way far Fifty Cents. | WESTERN AUTO A880. STOKE. WANTED —JTwo Automobile Baby Seats that .hang «« hack of the Trent seat. M. E. Smith, Fountain, N.C. MIO-ltp | WANTED TO BENT — FIVE OR SIX BOOM HOUSE. Call M7-t, I'armrille, N„ C. MS-Jtc FOB RENT—Three connecting front offices upstairs Lb Hortoa' Btdg. - Will be repainted to salt tenant. Mrs. G. Alex Bouse, FmrmTille, N. Cr FOB SALE-GOOD HEAVY BUILT Farm Horae, 10 yean ofd. Priced far quick sale, flT&M. Leater E. Barrett, Phone 349-6, Fannville, N. C. MMwka-p COME IN AND SEE OUB LINE af j Baby Strollers, Play Pens, Car-! riages, Chairs, Rocking Horae*, - Bed and Mattresses.' WESTERN AUTO -ASSO. STORE. GET TOUR TIRES RECAPPED NOW—New shipment of Synthetic Rubber fast received. We a*ao .Repair and Vulcanize, All work' guaranteed. Roaae Becapping A Vulcanising Shop, E. Wilson St,' Farmrille, N. C, F. H. Rouse, I Manager. tf| Farmville Retail Lumber Yard LUMBER, BOUGH AND BRESSBB^iS Windows, Doors, Roofing, Gypeam JProduc to, ^Cetotex - Phone 802-1 Located Near Norfolk Southern Depot — Famrllla, N. C TIRES A farmer advertised in his weekly newspaper, uwner or true* wouia like U> correspond with widow who owns two tirfi Object mtfinony,« Send pictures of tires " —J njiiirn wont come true if tfc» dreamer does nothing but dream. v - . •$%$, This is leap year whiei raw one Bi or* bad day for th*

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