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COUNTY TWICE A WEEK BY*
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VOLIME 24.—NTUBER 31.
DR. J. D. BIGGS
ENTERTAINS
COM. CHAMBERS
Speakers In Hehalf of
Commerce Bodies and
Boat Line Heard
ENJOYED BY MANY
LOCAL C HAMBER HAD A LARGE
ATTENDANCE; ALSO THE
COMMISSIONERS
Ilr John II Bir». gjive a real bar
becue to a regional meeting of tlie
EaMeni Carolina O.ainlier of IVmi
merte at the graded school campus
today.
The Williams tori Chamber of Com
was present in a body, the
board of commissioners of Marin
county, the boar dof commissioner
of Bertie count v. Messrs. J E. Per
ry, L 11. Freeman. John Tarkinton.
Ed. Skyles and M. L Evans, a>.d the
boar dof commissioner- of Washmir
ton coWy,
L. Owens, Z ,V. No: man. Henry "
Spruill. W J. Norton, E S. Bl»u-t,
and T. J. Swain, were present.
At 11 **» o'cloik Mr. Clayton Moore
pre>ented Mr. John L Hansel!, the
ne«ly elected mayc-r of Williamst'n.
who welcomed the ho»t of visitor*.
Thru Mr. N. i. Hartleit, serretarv
and nianae r of the Eastern Cari.liita ;
Chamber of Commerce nia|e a spiet;- 1
did avkt'e-- in which he pointed the
nultilirlr of way. which the po>|»l-
of this section can better their liv- i
iijjr c.K.d>twith an increase of cap
ital or labor. I* - speech was circu
lated u> m..k a livin gman thii.k.
At th«- ccnclu-iof; of Mr. Bairet V
spear-ti limner wa.- ar.i»ounced. aixl all
went to the festive boanl where bar
l«cue. (Simon I ille>'s l«st bran..)
real slaugn, lemonaiie. in fart, all the
temperas.rr drink- freely flowei axi
when all had beeti helped well by .
alaout a dozen gooil ladies, all return
ed to the auditorium and Dr. Cal«^-;
well, set ret a r yof the K.ver, Harbor .
and Boat Lute committee, was u tr« ,
duceal and leave an outlirie of the in- '
v Wtiyatiaa of >» enm-ittee. I» h**
talk he squarely that *he
t*ie water sueire-I>nn of tie stab- was
sleeping on i'.S risrht* ant letti it>
oppiirtunitie- fro *o waste.
The 'easHH. was much en>->ed l>
all pre-ent and rousing tha. k
e*ter« .c- l to Dr Birrs.
ciuac> ICOAIIS
IAXJAI.II'tMb
lli- Hailit KiOri -on i» *penuiii£
a lew days «iU> l.er auatt. Mis. John
Lcgsctt.
Mrs Willie MuCoey wl Lun-lU
,-peoi Saturday lagnt with l«ei oaugu- 1
ter, Mir. ». A. Mobic>.
Mi -I Lima awl Jal.M- Bigg» a.-.i
Nma Jaine.- .-pent Satuiday wit«,
Mias ileasi BntUou.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie of Ev
ertttts spei.tt SuiMlay with Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. M utiles.
Mm. Anliur Ayers spent Saturday
night wuii her aister, Mr% (Lhtstei
kitacb. n
Mrs. Bettie le»i spent the week
eni wita her oawgntei, Mis. M. It
Uurganus.
Mi» Aleue *>n«r .-pent Saturday
night with Grace Vky nne.
Mr. and Mr.-. Chester UMI
ichildreti aiai Mrs. Arthur Ayet- spet-i
' .>»nily with Mr. aail Mrs. M. R Uur
ganus-
Services at Christian Chapel next
Saturday night and Sunday night.
The public is cordially lartle.i_
Mrs. P. D. Manning and children
specs Saturday night with Mrs. W.
' L. Wkiteharst.
" Misses Vefana a tA Mildred Roebuck
spent Sunday with Miss LHa Roe-
Miss Viola Roebuck spent Suaday
with MM Minnie Rofaersoa.
Mr. and Mr>. Allen Warren spent
Saturday i«te with the tatter's pa
cuts. Mr. and Mrs W. A Bland.
Mr. Gilbert Mohley spent Sandny
with Mr. Ernest Rawrts.
Mini Helen Taylor spent Saturday
njftt with her grandnother, Mrs.
Harriett Mohley.
'
day mghtHth her LAnit
Mr. JcHn Martin a € Ttßery. M. C,
THE ENTERPRISE
FISH TRUST JAILED
! I" " "si i* ?-jf
■Br
mhmt' 'J
I Wealthy (MfMlitailli In the tish trust
ram*. M-ilfMvd to Jail at iHt'r Island
»«r lUisliin. are atnnrii almve piliij;
"ti l«'ard the llll>!iirl (iif a dotefu'
harbor »•> ai;.- which eodnl it tho
bouse rf currectlua.
JAMESVILLE
i LOSES ONE OF ITS
BEST CITIZENS
• ___
Dr. C. S. Hassel Passes
, Away After a Linjr
errinjr Illness
Di. I . S. Ha.--ell. ii tl at his hone
at Jame-. ille, Sunday morning, af
ter lieiiiK confined to hi- bed fur two
month* with cancer of tike stimiiirh.
with u inch he haa s uliered since las
November,
tie was burn in Tyrieli county n*-a.
fcoluiiiua, jiixl «u. To >eart old Atu
; wtii.
; tie Wfcn nraivtl on a fat tit and eo
i««t>i uwniriil college when a yuun)
Wiiit he complebil the couis
M Iwgan tilt practice oi medicine a
aanmeville, wheie he hud a very -u«
ces-ful practice tor many year*. It?
then euuied tne mercantile l>u ine--.-
which ate ha>> since continued.
j .Soon alter he came to Jame»vilh
tae man led .Ml-* Virginia liatemai
wno, with three children, Julian Si
itanaeil aim Mis. J. S. tiodard, o
Jamasville anil Mis. i.-lward E*»it o
Milmii|ttuii, Survive him.
"lhe 1 uncial services Were he!.l thf
afternoon an.l inteiineut was made a>
the Wallace grave >ard. Fnemis :ri i.
all sect KM. a of the county alien. U
Uie« services showing their last -U
votion to a friend who lias long bee •
in their midst.
Mo'ft. llatokl Eveiett an.l C. 1>
Car.-tiaphi ti, Jr., mulottd to Watli
' utgton Sunday.
{
Mi. KoUit Everett of Palmyra
I made a abort Visit to Williaiii-stoii On
j Monda).
NOTICE OF SALE
Litter ai'd by virtue of the pov.
u ut sole contained in thai certain
j teed of trart executed t»y K. H- *e»>
Jei and wife, Aldie Weaver to the
■ uudei • 'rfi.ed tru-tee, and bearing daw
of February M, lU2I, and of recoi
in the public registry of Martin eoun-
1 1j in book G-2, at Jiage 191, W. .
i deed oi trust having been given to
.-cruit the payment of certain note.-
of even date therewith, and the term -
and conditions therein contained Ac.
having been Complied with, and s.t
the reijuest of the holder of the sai ■
notes, the undersigned trustee will o
| Monday, the 18th day of June, 1925.
{in front of the courthou* door of,
! Martin county, at Williams ton, N.. C.,
'■ at 12 o'clock in., offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bolder for
cash, the following described propei -
t ty, to wit:
That certain tract of land in O.e
state and county aforesaid beginnirg
at a black gun in Little Savannai.
branch where crossed by tile i0..tl
owned formerly by S. W., T. W. and
Geo. T. Outerbridge; thence S. 34 3-5
poles W. to a corner stake; thence
,73 1-2 W. 23 3-5 poles to a stake
)in the division line made between S.
IN. and G. T. Otitterbridge made 18ii
|to Price and Ellis old line; thence E.
1 {along this line to two pines and black
{jack; thence S. 22 W. to a large pi e
163 1-2; thence S. 10 E. 96 poles to
ja large gum in Flat swamp; thence
I down the various courses of the said
i swamp to an, agreed corner; between
! Joshua Johnson and B. L. C. Bryant;
r j trance along a line of marked trees
ito a pine on Little Savannah swamp:
thence up said branch to the begin -
. ning, containing 137 acres, more or
lew, except 32 acres sold to J. H.
i TajV>r and Are acres to Bryant An
Tus the 10th day of May. 1923.
A. H. PUNNING,^
r . rW. ifei
HILLIAMSTON. MARTIN COl NT*? fvOLTH CAROLINA. Tl ESDAT. II NE 5. 112 X
NARROW ESCAPE
AS TRAIN Rl T NS
INTO AN AUTO
I
Only One Remains a
the Hospital for
Treatment
ESCAPE A MIR ACM
NOKFLK SOI'TrfKI.N TRAIN N»
17 TO KALKit.ll Kl \s INIO
AN AI 'IOMOItII.K
W ASIfINGTON, J UIM* I.- -A- pa
"Ct'W'r t rai l N". 17, with c.-n-luct i
Toolejv an»i Engi'-eer ll.i- inyht on !l.
Beihaven-lCak igli run, of the N«.«rt.
Southern was ci s-itix the state hiv:
way jus! tut-nle the city on t'r.«»
:o lc;.li*ivli iiliout 7 :»ll this momitic
it rati into an automobile camit-~
town, completely Wreckmir it. Tb
aulonurlnl). ..which C"i.ta;iie«l Mrs
F. lat ham. Mis*. l.ilKy W urnni, M
11. O. Warren and Mr M iley Warre
via- bringing the l:nl«e into the W
C. I. to attend the summer sch-« !
M>.-sion. II O. Warren ki> drivin
the car ami says he rti.l not see th
train nor li?ai it In-fore it was to
late to stop. Miss.l.illey W'airen >«
ir.ir thai a collision was inevitaMc
jumpeii out of tin- cai a- tiie civ-.-
inif was rfiichiil. The le-t were thrown
ouJ and strange to -ay, no one wa
killed. Mr. 11. t> Warren who wa>!
driving, su-taineil a severe injury l« ■
his knee ami li'tr. Mrs. I .allium a"«!
and Mr. Miller Warren were had!« |
shaken up and bruiseil The car it- I
>elf was practically deitioli.-he.L Th
conductor of the train, who stopi* [
when the accident occurred had the if;
jured one- taken on the train sft ,
brought hac'kto the Washington h»r-j
pilal after which the train ii|?ain pro t
renlfil on its.way to l(.ileij»h
lnijuirv at the hospital at noon ah
out the injured revealed the fact t
all hail left the hospital except M-
Warren an dit Was n.»t known ex .
actly how noon In- would lie aW- t ■ j
iro home.
That ill una not kill*i '.ras a nut I
acle I Hit lit shows the necessity v J
driving \yitH caution when apprvewb !
itij; a rkilwa\ ci"'«s-i't g. It is report ,
in ga railwa; cri.it:!;g. It is r»-|sirt
el tha' th«- i>ccu| ant of ths car - .-a |
they heard n.. whi-th' or liell i,f th
•»pp!»r»v! tm*- train, and not hr.iritf
anything took it for prant4*l the
would t«e clear.
TURKEY SWAMP J !
PtRMJNAL UUb
*
*
Mr. and Ails. t.. fc. jenkiii:..si n». '
Whanoib -peal .Sunday eveia. g » I '
.Mi. ami All*. M I>. Aycis.
i
Mr. Henry I'eel motored* to llaii
illuu on husibe.-o Saturday.
' Mi. and Mm. J. 11. Jackson spet
Saiuiay with Mr .and Mis. A. 1_ Jacl.
0011.
Mr.-. Johnnie Coltrain of Koherso
villi- is visiting her paients, Mi. ai l
Mrs. J. S.'Whiteliurst.
Le»ter Peel and Fiaikj
Wynne went tu hvereits e
tuuig un business.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. ttjni.e -p* • 1
the week end with the parent. !
Mr. and Mn>. M. G. Uullock.
Mi. M i>. Ayers, and 11 Uses K • !
telle and lSuilock wei.t to >
EvenstU Satuloay e. oning.
Mr. J. 11. I). I'eel and grandson j
-pent the week end with hi- daujf.. ,
I ter, Mr.-. Ciaudit James of near Koc#-
frpmville. i- —. —j
I
Mr. and Mrs. |i. L W hitehur.-t a*-
I tended church at Hat Swamp Satur |
day.
—Mra. J. E. GurgajiiU" was the gne*rj
of Mrs. Cora Kogerson Saturlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdmoml Harris spent 1
Sunday with Mr, ami Mi>. H. D. j
Peel.
Mr*. J. H. spending a few,
days with her son, Mr. Calvin Ayer-_
Mrs. Lucy Mob'ey spent Saturday |
with her sister, Mrs. Claudie James.
• * ' i
Miss Annie W hitehurst is on the:
sick list this week, and we wish b*rl
a speedy recovery. ' 7 ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Carstarphen,
and Mrs. Sue Ewell went to Hamil- 1
ton Sunday where they attended the
CUdwell revival.
Mr. James Manning left Sunday for
Salisbury where he will participate i*
tlie wsddiag of Miss Berbaum and Mr.
Paul Kick*. J
>• » .- oJ
ARMY BEAUTY TO WED
J
jk.
TV encsgeuicnt la Mmmunced st
pnrity Miss Mary Lnnlng Calmer,
rt. oit.ii-r ot ItriiE G*n. and Mr*. John
McAak-e Palmer, to Capt. Norman
IVtiiUK (liawDer, nil of Mrs. Chandler
ami tl* lata Norman I'. Chandler.
Mis* l'almer matte her
and I- intr of tlie most i-opular mem*
k*r» of the j.enjpT set
WILLIAMSTON
SIIIOOL HAVINIi
COMMENCEMENT
RE\. t. t. JOTNEK UKLI\ EKEII
SERMON lO GltAl't VII Mi
C.LASS SI Nil \ t
IHe VV High chool i.- giv
•iu, as c-o»iiig i \clu.-«o in:- week.
li>e seimo.i to tiie graduating c.as
wa--> |>Kvinii nj kcv. A V. Joyiiei,
at iia Ui|ki4 .nurui ouiiday uigM
iicv; ill. Joyia-i »;«ve class a.-
»••• ■» wi sj«rl iJ*Jtf autneiici'
aorvtce slmulil lie taken lor luit
i*i ai«u iiiwlif a iiUiiiiK r of ierj
i . s«gg«3>tMMis and i|r|K.it.- to tne
ria.-® n« it* next >tep, and al-.
so ota ir.i»«.t:i linn h.es. 11,4 ser
in-I'. wa> hiMad WiUJ po(itts that should
-eeu;i .until thorough li.ougikt lioin
• acs» Ait ifcveri mt-uiber of tin* clas-
SKI Sa,- otltci - who - ar«i him.
•la Mo l - -.i; i.islil lite giainmai
rcooos clas consisting ol
U U'}> ansa gill- rtiidered a very
ptagiaiti wini l» was follow
cd l>y a inn' cai pioidiu hy tlie pu
■pil- oi Mrs. li lue  i Martin and Mi -
•v ti Utf-'fT" and oteminga by Mrs.
I. y lluivlau'- X|.ri---ion clas-.
litis aOeiiomi tlie ici-'dualing clas
it.-  day i\. icises, and to
; night Ue ai'ii.xai a*iu#e s will b>- de
| liTrlnl t»y I'l ll M. I'oteat of
i Wake ron--', /oH ..->i I l.v the piesent
| jte.ii ol aUplouia-. ,
NOVIC E tl FlllS.-MiH TION OF
PAKINEKSHIP
1 -
Notice la I. h |'|i en that th«
part Be l -hup ol t luiltn ami Nohlt- i
I hi- .ld> -n-olvi-i ami mat J. F. Crom
r-r will coal in u- l& I Ml? mesa of Tlie
. ir.fiterpn-*- at? le.-.-oi and manager.
I That It. T- NohJe- witlMlraws from lhe
lib>iM» ewi" e'y and will not pait.e
i {ah in tlie 11 -r.e in toy Way wha".
nil m ti> n. 1..1H 'iii ti" of tiie sai-i
1 Iki ik-i - aftel Uo= date
J F. Cinmei
B- T:- S'ohles.i
The- city fatlrf-r- liavi the hearty
thanks of ail for tie r.ae troet sprin
kling on Main itiwt this morning.
, V
BILL BOOSTER SAYS
Vk 0000 aiu6i RMO TOPS
IJL UP A TDMM • rx OCMUM
! AM MFKOMUM OF MU&TC*
IT THE MORMC OF
-WKKDVLCimeOMCCM
WUMfi CROWDS 'foWM 1 .
tUfe tCHMk tVW OOMSTV
OF A MUD SMCHXJD SOWOCER
W I nw UM*. -cwt tiMM
wntoiK OH£ SMouto at»
conwmae m UK»CIM«
to OfcT Ttttflltfa* "
HARRISON OIL
COMPAN Y LOSES
1 OF ITS TRUCKS
30,000 Ciallon Storajre
Oil Tank Was Not
Damaged
NEW RECORD MAIM
I 4-
NEW THICK ON THF WAV Hi
j FORE OLII ONE COMPLETE
LY HESTROIED
The llarri->n Oil CompanyFot-d
gasoline liuck caught tiie Mo'-«tay a:
their tank on the hank of the Kuan
oke river herv an>: was totally de
Mr. L 15. llaniy had driven the car
to the tiling station of the company"*
liy a|n|.w |are aavu jv U >'J
H"VI atjiiu ojj yni| 3(UKS aqi Xn
it caught lire and the dames rage.!.
The fire companv was iiuskly on
the ground, but louisi the flames Itck
ing the bit: 3tM»m iraflon tank ais
; for a while stood shy, but iitally ven
tured near enoueii to tie the truck
with a chain, and it was pu led awav
from the bii; tank by a highway truck,
where it was left to burn itself out.
The firv company found that a .--t/earr
of water had but little effect upw
gasol me.
ITtf prevent any handicap in their
•Jeliveri**. the llam-on Oil Companv
I wireil for a new truck a- -oon a-
I the ohl one wa.- con»alere«l ika moi,
anil l-efore the old truck ha.l -top
l ped hurnmtr. a new one was rolling
| toward William stun to take its place
! This fact show.- the progren..-iveness
of the Harnson Oil Company, ami a)
so that they appreciate the (utruriiicr
of their customers to an extent that
they do not -top on account of r.\
. pea-e when serv we is at stake.
MAY DEMANDFOR
FORD PRODUCTS
IS ASTONISHING
FOKD PLANTS HOINC THEIR IT-
MiaiT m fill tub cHttieir* -
FKOM lIEALERS
IIETKOIT. Mich. JUIM> t The re*
eral prosperity now evi-tinj; through
out the couatry is .-lnkini;lv n-flec'e-i
in the ilemami for Fon| t tucks am;
cars.
lHaler re>|uuem. Nts for Mav , j'i-t
aiuiounnil at tlie office of Ihe 1 on-
Motor company, call for .'1IW,I»»I car
and truck-, and ordera makinr u|
this great total corne from every -«
tion of the nation.
The company's huce manufacturing
facilities are leinir utilizel to tie- c
most in an emleavor to increase th«
daily output -o that deah r-.' order
may lie fille>l as ijuickly as possible
Tke proportion of uicreae in the •!»
maud for Fonl prwluct- is al«ut e» (
ua!!y divided between commercial • e»
tors an drural commumtie-, reft*, t
Ui»r not only 10-tter comlitiotc- in the
cities, hut likewise a growth of pr>*
penty amonr farmers.
A feature of the dealer imiuirfc
ments is the larj»" namler of Ford
one ton trucks. Sales of Foul truck
have haen m -untini- every month tk
year, estaMi-hing new- high mark- ami
May brings on another record.
-While bu*ine-» concerns everywhere
are laily turning to the use of tlie
Ford truck in increasing number«. th.
sale- recocts also -how that fanner
are availing themselves of the adv ai
tages anl ecor.omy of motor tnkk
transportation to a gieater extent
than ever before.
I'HILATHEA CLASS
TO MEET IKIIIAi
The Itiilathea daft* of the Uaptii.
church will meet Friday evening at
8 o'clock at tiie home of M r»_ A»ru
Harnsoa. All membeis are ux|(e.l t--
be present.
NOTICE
I'nder ami by virt-je of the auth
only in a certain deed of
lm.-t nwuU-1 oil tiie fclh day ol
March, IX2, by ti. L Ellis and wif, J
fiat tie Ellis, and recorded in the pub
lie registry of Martin county in boo*.
112, page 96, to secure the payment
of certain bonds , the undersign*-*
trustee, will *• the lfth day of June.
1923, at 12.-00 o'cieck at tka twit
house door ia William*.ton, N. (1, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder for
rash the following described land:
Beginning at a point at the head
of hraiich. Henry Key's cor
ner ia the road leading from J. H
Hardison*s mill toward Jamesville,
thence north 19 degrees west
perches to a point; thence south 71 1-1
degrees west ZZJS pervhes to a white
oak; thence north 10 ihgncj west,
about 180 perches to Galley 's run to
the mouth of a small branch which
follows into Galley's run nt the ot*
Moore mill, than re up ths branch to
the >nhuii, naliialeg SO acres,
BMMarlMB
a OUKB CRTTCHER,
BRITISH ASTOR'S HEIR
Hm
F fl
«■ tmlM E I
wM | pm WF I
Tfci «r!uit«- «»1 l.ltbern> utfuk
llat-d piM*:*«cia}ali «f ll>« lion. J--tin
Jaratu 44t4 ■'« iihl hrlr of Udl ill
IbMWOk lilt*.
|
WOMhA lihUL\h
I.N I lib \\ tLt- AKhi
UOAKirS WOtCK
I LDLR AriUN Ml UOMK.N'S tLt b
LNUOR>LS HOARD; EXHIUiI
AII RAI TS A ITEM lO\
A( kaH bi'lccu ihutiaaou u! iJti.
nwirfl puUit tkuinoi in Uu -
stale Urticit ttaulil} iu lite Murk t»
Uw .\Jr iHuiu ol l&ailKs and Cut.
lie ■rilwc ial give it tneii pumm
taJui *a»rnl, if a resolution |aiv«u
ii— ■ i—wnly try U«r N. C. fnitraUi».
m %»amasa at ttv imnll ViSt
Mg at! Vt .u.'luii Skleui >ali be Uin.
'■K al Uu. l* Mi oi ra.n be u&et
•WW,. Wiri. . Iwi, llut there >huuk
'«• a UNMVU£U llllt-HlgillMia Ml tlM
|«ul »2ku ol Noiilt Cdiulma, ac
iffrilia |fl- Ibis nine resolution, which
lutiuac
"Kcjhiil»t«a. liult the \orlh Carols
in li'i. «iiua of ti mm It' cluub eft
•M -«i UiiriUKi Ma ■ i «.!• in In -
l i» t itr-l lot a Ui«iwi«tr imp Hi; allot i
Wl UMT LlltlfC |»f i SVJI ol lh«
, late l»> liar Mal« liuaiil of LIUnIHV
[
f niim, il- (utihikrm in th«-
| IWi»l ol and Public Wei
I Eat*. u> . ach Hite tiKjlii'ii n
! lair to all cued.
I a ltd Ik 4ti>fac*ol) alt*t
!~VK it c tJt «-ti. liuit ti any
hfKisUUMi i«.|uiit.i a> a result ol
-'mil la.- airalM-r., tin matter be rv
[trtui M-giilaUie council"
Mwt, at tie Uine of tin- meeting
of lite Jr*lmit-a, Governor Murrbtm
Kati MM »«jiiiai>'« las ntjunt that Uh
boartl make Uu; investigation, lit.
CvamiMtuarr ol I'ul4« wellare .-poke
Wirflj to lite i iat* somen on the -ul>
Jr*t- ; _ J
let tie t lee hotel, ninth j
Vat cwittiMii faea'ltjoarter-, It,
, l»*tnl pbt t|> at* ex It it*: which at
iractml iti««i«4i auti «>«tiueiit lru*t>
the Mtt itro of thr )e-M-i at.on Ihi |
■■ihiMl cMfutoi of tin |:cttinal hi- I
tor j of Use Hake county f.-eble suad :
e>i faintly ui ah the l».aet has been I
>ti*l>inr, vtinh ill uj-tiaU-s I i>e great .
i-ljeib* to UK- rtalt, l>« only in crime i
a to! tnr.ialily UJ( in harl a-h, thai [
re-all uluni tk mentally ••efeeti l [
i are b>4 pioperly teiriefaltil. Anoth '
Jer |a» Ifi in nJur at the exhibit il- I
| tu-t rated ""14 fual North Carolina \e*-tl>j
j f»r t hthl Arliair," Uo>t i>, a central i
jl>iMi>i't haftu for trie V ul, inert I
, tul atel physical aUtdy of the problem I
' tii>l witt. a i tetr to pn>(* i placement j
I Cafiei of lie ffrsi iuw of the i«« !
t I'atUtr Idfait l'r«-»n . mhtae trail ;
| irvjr MiWiial ma- msi "Women and I "lib
I tke Welfare,"" sere aistnliuM among |
the dwil »■ mm «i. —4 nan*-- mere lak j
e far lis* I* rag re*' mailing U-U .
CHILD AC 11DENTALLV
KILLED NE%R HAMILTON
IHI Fmi Cart »hei Male Beraa |
' r FmhitJ anl Gate a Se
tere immp
3 J . Q | jt . j
- Jia» Allot T»yfar,lW jffr ajilT
la>. wa> ktilei Salvia)- iuguin|r, |
■ear l|»»iltn
TW tUI vac rWiag is a nut wit! I
ki* ancle, a Mr. C iwlwl. aritk arhorr j
he lired, sin thr lilt tHieli be wm*
«lritiag. jmH *4 tkrpw the little
MUm mm mi the cart, ia fra« of Ik
"keel mtmk rtrack aad Us
shall, fraaa arkkk ht M vtickly.
TWcWaai knal at Rich Sqmre
UidlkaH;Mtafift«aMt.
r -°mp »:ttTI3ING me-
KALEIGH .V r
uit .. SECTION WILL
BE KOI ND IN' THE ENTERPRISE.
e~>l ABLISHED 189*
GREAT INTEREST
I CONTINUES IN THE
MISSION SERVICE
Church Is the
Scene of Many Help
ful Sennons
QUESTION BOX GOOD
i»K. JOHN IIAK I I.KY I.S DELIVER
ING ItIkCEFLL MESSAGES
EACH UAY
W ,-tn unabaUsd interest crowds con
tinue to wait daily on the ministry of
a remarkable mtssiouer at the Church
of tiie Advent. At 11:00 a. m. and
b «U p. ni.. Dr. John Hartley hohis
| lorth undaunted and atisoluU'ly un
afraii ii, strong denunciation of vice
, ami crinie in high places and in toy.
L»r. Ilaitley i> aptly described as
"i walking eiicyclopetlia of Itnow
tttige." I ndaunted by any notes he
|i"urs forth ainazniK truth by the hour
anti with Krippirig eloquence he car-
| nes cwisviction. His morning talks on
i hi-toi y and contents of the Hible, on
onijtri and mission of the church are
ill-iiuinatlniK and inspiring.
1 h- quotioii box, opened each ev
, emng call.- out many intense iuterest
-1 mg subjects, all of which Dr. Hart
ley aaswvi s with gtvaU. courtesy, good
humor, rashes o£ wit arid uuntailuig
VlMtoOl
laid a»nle by illness for two
or three days last week, he took a
new gnp on Sunday aud delivered two
| \ery powerful sermons, the beginning
i of a series on The Christian View of
' i National Stronghokls.
luea«iay evening's theme will be:
j "I'uipuse aiid Achievement," and on
Utilne.xia): "Magna Cliarta of Our
• j UighLs." Thur-atay night i>r. Hartley
j will offer a« interpret.ULion of "Dr.
| Jekyll aol Mr. Hyde.'*
; BEAVER DAM
IXX AJL NEWS
Mr. anil Mrs. Thurston Wynne of
liear Grass spent .Sunday with Mr
j AliMiw M ynne.
, I
Mi. anil Mrs. ,S. C. Hay and Mr.
' Muijja Ko)>eis motorvd to Ms. W. H.
| K«»;«:rs Sunday.
_____
Mr and Mis. A. 1- Hayaor aiul
; Mr. *n.l Mrs. I'ete ICayuor and Mas
: u-i Koacoe I'eel inotoied to Everetts
Sunday alteruoou.
Mr. U-nlitr lloyers, Mr. and Mrs.
J 11. Rogers ami Mr. William Cul
-1 Itpher alteinled the revival meeting at
! Hamilton Sunday iught.
#
Mi. G. 1!. Simpson went to Wil
i liaiiL-toii Satuiday on business.
I lie un givea Hi, Out) times more
i light than the moon.
Artificial eyes are worn by about
t A*i.Olfi j>eople in tliis country.
!AN IITOIU CARK \ BALE
r OK CtITTUN FROM GEORGI A
TO NEW BEDFORD
FAVEI lEVILGE, June 4.—Carry-
I ing a bate of Georgia cotton from
Augusta to New Hedford, Mas.-.., to
: be transformed into SUO,IMH> Masomc
| apron- for the Shrinera' convention
• at Mashingloii, Captain Gray bill, and
t Lieutenants lilakely and Georges, L'.
jS. auny air service, left Pope field
f tlus morning fur 1-angley field, Va.,
| ami flout theie will go to the Mas
' .aiu'huaetts city.
The two machines in addition to
: the bale of cotton carried a varied
) auMtrtneU of gifts and tokens for
! high government officials and Masonic
I dignitaries, sent by Augusta citizens.
These included a basket of Georgia
peaches for President Harding.
j t IT* (OMMISSIONERS
ORDER ALL BILLS
PAID TO THE MAYOR
, '
At the last meeting of the board
t of town commissioners it was order
i hI that all water and light hills due
the Towa of Williamston after June
I II be pah! to Mayor J. L. Ha'yell,
I checks being made payable to the
I Towa of Wililamatoa.
The pafarao* of these servieea trill
I phim take notice to this change so
' that all finances of the town may be
nan through their proper channel.
V ' ii i.
Messrs. A L Wynne and Dewey
Copeland and Misses Louvinia Simp
son aad Nalie Wynne mi Bmrmr Dkm
west U Aulander Saturday.
Mr. James A Evetwtt left for Rocky
M—l yattity ■■»*« wtwa ha
** Pafk Visar hsapitaL