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???-? FARMtUUB Hi. 'T Eva Hi THE ROUSE PRINTERT ~ * a IT w <2.00?< Msw (1?| Mpa. 6Qc Resolutions of Respect, Garde of Tfcaiika and vaH Notice of En tertainment for profit wfll tie charged for at the rate of 2 ~>?t? per word. Cash to.accompany or der. Advertising rates will be ftmdah opon request. Published weekly aad entered aa Second CSaaa Nail Matter at the Pest Office at FarmvSe; N. cT - Act of MaSTSdnrre. ^ AMERICANS, GIVE THANKS S In the old American traditional spirit of Thanksgiving; in simple pleasures of the old fashioned home spun variety, we would have Ameri ca observe Thanksgiving Day this year, the second Thanksgiving to find the world at peace in many yean. Let it find us in our churches, thank ing God that war is not wreaking its wrath on man, through man's errors. Let us join family and friends at the Thanksgiving services and lift our voices in praise and thanksgiving and offer a prayer of thanks for the peace in our hearts. If it is a real old-fashioned Thanks giving we're celebrating again tiii< year, well have many of our loved ones coming from far and near to share in the holiday festivities and in the reunion of our family. Yes, and we'll let Turkey be king ot the day, turkey with all the trimmings that pay court t<t the golden bird. Smell the sweet meat roasting! Sniff the savory stuffing of spices and chestnuts! Press out the fragrant juices with the tip of your carving knife. Nothing can taste better than America's favorite bird. Well have ripe, red cranberries, green and yel low vegetables to balance the feast, succulent fruit* with which to taper off and pumpkin pie to give finis to the meal. We've traveled far since that first American Thanksgiving in 1621, which followed the first harvest at the Plymouth settlement The world has made great strides, ^has discov ered some of the inmost secrets oi the universe. But the greatest dis covery of all awaits us, the forfnula for permanent peace that men may live together in harmony. We give thanks also today for the faith of our Pilgrim forefathers,/who gave thanks for their bountiful har vest' and who believed that their world could be one of harmony and peace. With that same spirit ol thankfulness let us gjve to day and w^th that same hope, courage sad determination strive for better relationship among men. All our energies, hopes and pro ductivity must be coordinated with just one goal; ultimate liberation oi peoples still enslaved and a lasting peace whatever the way and the sac rifice necessary to achieve it. M. Y. F. - Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moxingo wan hosts to the Wesley Youth Fellow ship, Sunday, November 17, will Miss Elizabeth Crawford and Mist Betty Rose Wilkerson in charge of th< program. Games were played under the di rection of Misses Sally Tyson an Deris Wilkerson. In the social hoar, Mrs. Mozingc assisted by Miss Margie Mozingc served ice creaiq, cookies and apples The next meeting, on December 1 will be at the home of Jimmy Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie- Jones All membdls are requested to be prea ent at this meeting and anyone elw who to Interested in joining .thh group'is also invited. V ?" ? 1 " 1 ' ? v ' BIRD CLUB ?ftfe Chandler Cox gave an interestini paper on the wild turkey at the Bin Club which to distinctly ai Wk*1 of 1 and it to mL brlsi entered the living room * "Happy Birthday" and car * birthday cake. The cake was xmt and taped with delicious ice ream and hota. v Mrs. Joyner was the recipient many lovely gifts. Legion Auxiliary IBs November meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was hold in the home of Mrs. W. E.'Joyner, Friday afternoon, with Mrs. J. W. Joyner, Mrs. Jaime Bynum and Mil n G. Spell as Joint hostesses. Red ?es in crystal vases graced the ta bles of the Joyner home. Was Mamie Davis, president, open ed the meeting with the pledge to the flag after which the Star Span gled Banner was song and the Pre amble was repeated in unison. Mi? Davis conducted the devotional, npteg Psalm 100 as her Thanksgiving scrip tore, followed by a prayer of thanks giving. y An inspirational talk on the oppor tunities and privileges of this organi zation in view of world conditions wss given by the president. A report from the membership com mittee was given. Mrs. Charles H. Mozingo and Mrs. J, C. Brock, Jr. were heartily welcomed as new mem I here. 11 An interesting report of the auxil I iary conference held in Goldsfioro, Thursday, was given by two of toe delegates, Miss Davis and Mrs. W. M. I Willis, after which, the treasurer made her report. A discussion was held concerning the shortage of teachers and the rais-' ing of their salaries. The auxiliary' favors higher pay in order to insure I a sufficient number of competent I teachers. The hostesses served individual | I mincemeat pies topped with whipped cream followed by cheese strews and j I hot coffee PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY Mrs. J. M. Mewborn presided at the Presbyterian Auxiliary, Monday evening, which held its regular monthly meeting in her home. Following the singing of "Ameri ca," Mas. L. T. Pierce used Verses from Galatians as a basis for the devotional. The membprs voted to remember one of the cnikben at the^orphanage with a Christmas present. Rev. E. & Coatee offered a prayer, after which, a talk on "What Is My Church Doing about Making America Christian 7" was given by Robert Pierce. ? '* After adjournment by repeating the Lord's prayer in unison, the Mew bo? children?Fay, Linda and John nie?brought in a" wagonload of sur prise gifts from the auziyary mem bers for the pantry of Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Costes. NOTICE TO CREDITORS .;Er 5? r I- ? Administratrix Sue May t Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the Estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the SSn..fi?2S'fiS*kittdS of November, l#47, or tfaie notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the said will please make immediate -ar*. 26th day of ftovember, IMS. TABITHA M. DEVISCONTI, Admrx. of the Estate of Mrs. Johnlt iSie, Atty. (N-?-6t) NOTICE OF SALE ^oF AUTOMOBILE * Pursuant to the Power of Sale con tained in Chapter 28, Article 16 of the North Carolina General ~ trix will on 1946, at 12 o'clock noon offer for eale to the Mgheet I Carolina, the.fellowing-deeexibed No. L Of ice cream and salted ed. Immediately after tbe the party Monk home. Mm. Pat 1 ed at the door and seated the to resemble the contour of Robert Pollard, acting as ceremonies conducted a trip to China, with the grodp singing in an* "Row, Row, Row, Tour Boat" From the mail bag he presented Mm. Monk a compact, a gift the bost and his mother; to gad George, a surprise shower, from the group; s special delivery to -Mm. Monk, a lovely cor sage of handkerchiefs arranged in tbe shape of a heart- given by her numerous friends as.^| of their love and friendship together with wishes for a happy boa voyage. Good byes were said as the girls softly sang "We Am Sorry You Am Leaving." MOVEIKTHIt? Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holston moved from 108 Pine street this week to 609 W. Church, street Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carre way mov ed into their new garage-apartment, on E. Grimmersburg street, this week. Mr. and Mm. William T. (Billy) Smith and family moved this week to their new home on North Contentnea street Mrs. Nannie Tugwell and Mr. and Mm. John Eason and family am moving their residence from 606 W. Church street to 601 Contentnea street this week. i BUY "SAVINGS-BONDS" NOW 1 ANn-mtze 2 BRAKISM'M 3 CHAINS ' ii. , >. ' ? jj smirk 4 S WINTER n LUBRICATION m. attending. Rev~E.S. Co*** conducted the wor ship service. | BALLARD'S 8. D. CLUB; An enjoyable meeting of the Bal lard's Home Demonstration Club was held in the Community Building, onday evening with the president, re. H. D. Moye, presiding. Plans for the Christmas. party to be held in the Community Building on December 1# were completed and the Joint meeting with the was planned to take the >lace of the regular February meet ng. ? - ui? Lillian Hines, assistant home demonstration agent, gave an instruc tive talk on "Accessories for the Home," stressing the importance of choosing good pictures, vasaa and lamps and having them harmonise with the other furnishings. Bay Savings Now And Save 1 Want Ads! POB SALE: A KeMnator electric range h good condition. Phone | . .. * ? ? ' ? I WANTED ?-To rent a crop near I Famville for a family of fear- ? 108, Enterprise. (N-21-?tp) JUST RECEIVED NICK LOT OF ' SEAT COVERS ? Can fit west ? cars. WESTERN AUTO ASSO.B STORE. f , ' '? FOR SALE! Eleven months old full blooded, black, Cocker Spaniel pap py. First $45 check gets tt. Moses ? Daniel, corner Walnut and Cotton street*. ^ I FLOORS SANDED and REFINISH ED ? Expert Service. J. E. BRADY, Phone S69-6, Famvil^ N. 9. . RADIO" BATTERIES ? We have a i I hi and get one ?&KT. WESTERN AUTO AS SOCIATE STORR. ;? ' ;" > ,^1 WANTED ? By January^1- w**11 SIEELa .. tiniiu> and garage. M? K. B. COME IN AND SEE OUR LINE of Baby StrbHen, Way p<"*v Cw" riages, Chairs, ' Rocking Horsee," Bathanettcs, Bad and Mattresses WESTERN AUTO A3SO. STORE. WANTED?Man or Woman to dto tribute nationally known food drag items in this vicinity. ?? ceptional income, permanent fa Si r?& BR SURE TO TUNE IN ON W-P-T-* Every Sunday Morning htm U, 10:0b, end hear nbont all *a new Omy may ba expected cm the gled with snags that are to please.?Western Auto Associate Store, FarmviBe, N. C. NOTICE OF SALE 1 ? ^d Utem Jack k. Edwards, ned will offer for sale *> i.r" of 2/6 > WITH us m ? : 0 ?/ '0 ^ . i W ? w . mm iSBB "W Strive ? ?-..xc-y?* &mmv. ? -w^.' ;.^v ?? ?*?' Call at... MANNING'S for,.. Dry Beverage Coolers Electric Toasters Ice Cream Cabinets Electric Clocks Johnson's Wax Electric Bulbs Coal Heaters Electric Irons Heating Pads . Electric Fences And "Service that Satisfies" MANNING'S ELECTRIC AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE 111 Efcst Wilson St Farm vi lie, N. C. We Have A Big Stock to Select From FOR DADDY; t FOR MOTHER: t FOR BROTHER: * Aato Seat Covers * Fishing Box * Rod and Reel * Boat Cushion * Traveling Case * Cealmad lantern * Pocket Knife * Camp Stove * Hunting Pants * Thermos Jag ~ * Flash light * Auto Horn ' * Spot light * Cigarette lighter V * Card Tables * Luggage * Heating Pad - * Radio 2 ^ * Bathroom Fixtures * Sot of Dishes * Vacuum Sweeper * Hot Plate v V', ? ? ijr* Headquarter? * Bicycle BeU * Bicycle Horn - * Bicycle Basket * Luggage Rack * Whizzer Motor * Scout Knife * Base Ball * Base Ball Bat * Base Ball Glove * TCnnis Racket * Tennis Balls * Tricycle * Wagon * Scootm V MAIN STREET C. H. JOYNER, Owner FARMVILLE, N. C. . Bi I ? w ^ WE NOW HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY v%- , ? of ? CAP PISTOLS AND CAPS OPEN FOR BUSINESS , at Jfc ; v MARLBORO #v"i *? ? Jack ft Pete Allen 1 L.- As Dr. Kenneth L. Quiggins si" Optometrfat *.< j . 10954 W. Fourth Street ? Greenyille, N. C. Honrs For Eye Examinations For Appointipent 8:30 to 4:30?(Wei tffl Noon) Phone 3779 ___ _ LOTION Loan is the secret of ?t troa own,, " " * I ?38F JtW B
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