FARMYILLE ENTERPRISE
FAMWia N. C
Editor, Owner k Mgr.
Era Horton
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Offic« at FsrmriUe, N. C.,
Act ot March 3rd, 1*78.
w a war
win thrifty American 70a need not
bo told that the cam* trf thia prod
uct to Victory Bond, that it can
never be worth 1m than yon pey /or
it. that it win return $4 lor every IS
iim bakl to maturity 10
yean haaoe, that it la your pencoai
•errant at the nine tine tt la nrv
tng your country** current need*,
that it wffl anure yon not only a
merry Chrietmaa thia year but help
to make Obrletmas merry in the
yean to eoua Tour merchant
know* a great product Thatfi why
ha la pntting every effort to atuff
the Ohi'WwM »tocJrtnf* of thia ccm
m unity with actra Victory Bond*.
THX EDITOR
IN "CIVVIES"
It did one's heart good to see Archie
Cayton in his "Civvies", Monday,
walking up and down the street
shaking hands with everybody and
declaring that he felt that he was at
home at last. In remarking on the
strange feel of his civilian attire, he
said his hat was going to be the most
difficult- to become accustomed to as
he felt all the time as if he were un
der a porch roof.
It was in December of last year
that we received news that Archie
had been wounded in Germany, and
then after several anxious days that
he was recuperating from a foot in
jury in a hospital in England.
This Christmas will find many'
hearts gladdened by the return of
loved ones and we know the Archie
Cayton home will be filled with the
radiance of pure joy and that the
benediction of peace will rest upon
its portals at last.
The freezer locker plant at New
Bern is considering the freezing of
asparagus next year. It has been
suggested that 30 families plant ^4
acre each.
The basic answer to farm prosper
ity is found m high domestic con
sumption and a healthy export mar^
ket, says J. B. Hutson, Under Sec
re tar of Agriculture.
Brushing with a medium-stiff
brash is better than rubbing those
extra-soiled places on delicate fabrics,
when washing by hand, say Exten
sion Service home economists.
At a recent sale of
Guernsey heifers at Siler City in
Oistham County, many of the anintals
went to 4-H club members at
average price of about $180 a i
Bay Dan* To Have And To Hold t
1
With the exception of one year, the
U. S. Cotton crop is the smallest
since 1899.
Headquarters of the Rural Electri
fication Administration an. being
moved back to Washington after a
sojourn at St Louis, Mo., during die
war.
The farmer received about 40 cents
of the consumer's food dollar in pre
war years. In 1943 he got 52 cents
out of that-dollar. What about the.
future?
TRIBUTE TO
SERVICE WOMEN
OticitI Wavy Photo
TWO WMI. OHL flat to nostra
the Udon of MMi, Lfc Aon Agnea
BernaUtot, Nmt nurse, of Ert*r. Pa,
•lap aaaued Amy Distinguished Unit
fflafii tor work at Wataan, Ocrcegldor.
her va care by baying Victory
I. 9. f. Tttuaij Dtpartmomi
FINDING IB ^
Jut M year* ago the
X-ray via dlfeorered. Today
the X-ray la aaed to detect
tabercoloata
la Ita early P*^
Chrtatmaa
Seal a aap
port maaa
X-ray pre
grama Bay
and ase
theae geala.
Buy and Use
Like Beachiig
For attar...
and Possessing It
A DIAMOND RING
from oar stock is the
ultimate in Perfection
and Beauty.
SOLTAIRES FROM
• $25 up •
DIAMOND DINNER .
RINGS
• $22 up •
DIAMOND PRINCESS
RINGS
19 and 21 Diamonds in
„ Georgeous Platinum
Settings
• $200 up •
(Prices include Fed. Tk»)
MAKE HER CHRISTMAS
; A DIAMOND ONE
in 1945
Ballard & Son
Jewelers—Engravers
WILSON, N. C.
r
#f the Estate
. ate 0.
thia is to notify
claims against the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at FWroville, North Caro
lina, on or before the 8th day at
December, IMC, or thia notice will be
ideaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to aattl eatM# will
"please make immediate settlement
This 4th day of December, 194fi.
Robert L. Flanagan and
Allusgiae P. Fsrrsll,
Administrators of
Mrs. Alice Flanagan Estate.
BUT "VICTORY BONDS" NOW!
Bay Bonds To Have And Te Hold!
NOTICE OF—
WW?
# at the — •
\
S. T. Lewis Home Place
Saturday, Dec. 15th, 1945
AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M.
I will Sell to the Highest Bidder for Cash the
following described items: ,
6 Mules. 1 Dewey Saw MilL
1 International M. 1 P - 30 Power Unit
Tractor. 3 Two-Horse Wagons.
1 Tractor Disc. 3 Two-Horse Turn :
1 Tractor Mower. Plows.
1 Int. Tractor Grain 6 Tobacco Trucks.
Drill 1 Cart
1 John Deere Manure 1 Discharrow.
Spreader. \ Transplanter.
1 International 1 lime Spreader.
Hay Bailer. 1 Hammer MilL
1 Discharrow Trailer. 20,000 Tobacco Sticks.
Lots of Corn and Hay — Various Harness, small
Implements and Tools.
8. T. LEWIS, Tristee
1 IDEAL .
.i.eirijr
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Infant's and Children's Dept.
Infant's Robes $1.98
.Blankets $1.98 to $6.95
Crib Contorts $7.95
Infant's Dresses $1.98
Snow Suits _ $7.95 to $12.95
Trousers $3.95 to $«.95
For lined Coats ..... $7.95 to $10.95
Leather Coats ... $10.50 to $17.50
Balacoits $4.25
H»% $4.95 and $5.95
48e to $1.50
. $8.95 to $7.95
-$$.95 to $7.85
Ladles' Dept.
An Wool Sweaters $3.95 to $5.85
Slips $2.95 to $3.95
Ladles' Bags _ $4.95 — $6.95 & $7.95
Misses Bogs $1.98
Ladies' Hose 48c to $1.48
Ladies' Housecoats 1— $6.95'
Ladies' Blouses $2.95 to $4,95
? :^ ftPractical Gifts y^^'M
AD Wool Blankets $l(f.95
50% Wool Blankets .. $6.25
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Dresser Scarfs, Comb, Brush and Mirror
Sets, Sewing Kits, Bath Sets, Scatter
Ruga. Creams, Powders, Perfumer Lace j
Curtains, Kitchen Towels, Mittens, Scaifi J
Valuable Items i
_ I
Special Announcement!
The School of Nursing of the Goldsboro
Hospital is now receiving applications, for
the 1946 Classes which will commence
FEBRUARY 1st and SEPTEMBER 1st
respectively. Modern Nurse's Residence,
Classrooms and Equipment
If you are interested in nursing as a profession and
[ have completed or will complete a high school education
on or before either of the above mentioned dates, communi
cate immediately with the
. Superintendent of Nurses, Goldsboro
Hospital, Goldsboro, N. C.
iteration aid Electrical
111 East Wilson St — Phone 4040 — FarmviHe, N. C.
We have just received * big shipment of
Light Bulbs, aU sizes; Stove Pipe,
lars, Brass Fittings and
all types of Oil Heaters.
tions and adjustments.