ADVERTISERS WILL FIND OUR
COLtfIINS A LATCHKEY TO 15M
HOMES OF MARTIN COUNTY
VOLUME XXV—NUMBER 33
COMMISSIONERS OF
COUNTY MEET IN
REGULAR SESSION
Adjustment of Taxes
Main Issue Before
The Board
The monthly meeting of the Board
of County Co—misnaoaer, for Maitin
county was held last Monday at the
courthouse with the following mem
bers present, J. G. Bamhiil. W. B
Harrington. T. R. Slade. Jr . and H.
C. Green. Chairman. The following
busire.-s was dispensed with.
The first thine to come before the
Boarti was the laying out a public
road in U 31um township It was or
dem! that this be done.
Cle» Shade was allowed two dollars
per month on the aecount of the coun
ty poor.
Fayette Roebuck was released from
the payment of poll tax in Poplar
Point township for the year 1*23.
It was ordered that R G. Sexton
be pan! $lO. on coffin furnished for
the poor.
It was ordered that W. C. Manning
he released from payment of taxes
on SIMM on town lots improperly
listed in Williamston township for the
year IJS.
WTiitmrl Slade's property was or
dered not to be sold for taxes as they
had been paid.
W. E. Baker was released fivm the
payment of taxes in Poplar IWt
township in 19ZS. the taxes having
been paid in another township.
J. S. Peel was released from the
payment of poll taxes in William.-ton
township, same having been listed
twice.
Kxsex Spruill was released from the
payment of poll tax in IV>plar Point
township. '.«e being a non resident of
that township.
It Was also ordered tint C- 1-
Cannon of Rober*onville town-hip be
released from the payment of poll
tax on account of physical disability.
Ben Best was released from the
payment of poll tax in year 193 ft.
J. B. WbitAeW was appoint**! con
stable of G—ft Nest township to fifl
the unexpired term of J. L Davenport
wh» resigned.
The Williamston Realty and Invest
ment company was released from the
payment of tUu in taxes improperly
listed in W illiamston township ...
SEVEN CASES DIS-
I*OSED OF IN THE
RECORDERS COURT
The regular seaiion of the Record
er's court was held Tuesday with
Judge J. C Smith presiding and L
& Peel as -olieitor.
State rs Joe *hitaker and Wdey
W oulaid, manufacturing litfuor. Tko
*efendaats wetu discharge*.
State nT. L Gaailnrh, Defendant
«11-charred
State rs F. M. Johnson, fail in* to
dip cattle. This case was continued to
June 24th
State rs Horace Slade a»l Henry
Slide., driving aut—nhale without
license. Plead guilty. Judgment res
pended upon pay mem of the cost of
the action.
State v* Settler llan mere. carry nag
a concealed weapon. Baxemore plead
ed not guilty to the charge, hat plead
ed guilty at procuring a pistol with
out a permit. Jmlgmcut was suspend
ed upon payment of the costs.
State ts Cecil Hooker. Hooker was
charged with carry ing a concealed
weapon. His case was nol prosed.
State rs Don Johnson, failure to
dip cattle was the charge, hut Mr.
Johnson was net present when called.
Jndgssent rendered was Xi Si Cifa
and Capias.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC Y4/TERS OF
THE FIRST CONGRES
SIONAL DISTRICT
I am writing this letter without the
knowledge or procurement of my
'Head, Lindsay C Warren.
him during two rerasni mi the Gen
eral Assembly of North Carolina, la
all his acts as a legislator, he was
strong, able, clean and dear cut.
1 cwtsader ham aa ahie leader of
character and integrity, mad I com
naenl him to the Democratic Voters
of the Pint Congressional District.
F. C HARDING
Greenrile. X. C.
Jane 4. 1«4. _ v- (adr)
SILVER TEA
Tar Phdathea dam ml tte
chuich gave a dhw tea at the hoaae
mi Mrs. B. A_ Critcher ea Watts
Duliri—i refreshments mi ice tma
!£ZZJ! *** H
THE ENTERPRISE
MR W. T. WARD REPLIES TO MR.
WARREN; CONTROVERSY FORCED
UPON HIM BY WARREN S FRIENDS
Mr. Aydlett Possessed No Knowledge of Leiter
And Had Nothing Whatsoever io
Do With It
W lUiamsloc X. C
June 5, 1*24.
1 ip.Ua> Warren, Escjuire.
Washington, X. C.
Dear Sir:-
1 have noticed in the prrs- your
letter decoa&ciaff me as a liar ami
yocr ftUe defense of your
actmtie- before the Carolina
Lei'L-btHe. I. being familiar
with the habit.- of politicians. must
wf«» that neither have affected at)
previously e\ j>.-e->ed opdiions and I
feel cun-lu rel to point oat that yoor
so-called .leal is nothmj; csoie U&r
«r. umiiMM of being a pui rep*e
ser.ut-ve of net. nea and corporations
of the State which, ir. the onir-e
speech. is lobbying
Your statement that Mr. Adylett
thine what soever to do with b>> letter
to the hlaakrtl City lisiepec l~t.l
was an error
Yoor attempted denial of l Ui> inr
for the Soothers Power Co. is Indent
laughable Mr. Wiirra. .u> you think
that the people of this district 'til
believe that Mr. Duke and the South
ern Power Cioipaii?. who have in their
employ the ablest lawyers of the
United State-, woold come to W.isi>-
ington to retain you' unle-s~ it were
a question of buy -ng political influence
rather than le«al ahdity ? Your -ler.ial
is noUiii-f more thai an
in -nb-tance of being the pax* repre
sentative of a rxk man's coropor- j
atior. which is the reae*i. as I stat-l
ol in mi letter to Mr Sander-, that |
I support Mr Aydlett rather than
you
IV» yoa thir-k that the prop"- i»» !
AYDLETTS KU'LY To WARREN
To 1 he Voters oi the First Congressional District
The atntensen! of Mr. Warren tha;
the letter of W V. V. ant, who i> a
brothor of our Cengrewsmsr. lis. 11.
S. Want, was UoertM in the papr-
by at. is untrue. I knew nothing of
the preparation of nay auch letter,
or nothing of da publication until my
attention wa» called to it last .Satiu
day evening at tirteurtlle. when I saw
a in the Uttstiile Keflertor. 1 had
never heard of aaytaing being dw^e
srants5 rants the preparation of any paper
Mr. Wardi. or aayvce eke. The
statement male by Mr. Warren that
I was earning Mr. Ward's letter to be
circulated throughout this district is
absolutdy falaa
I have never appeared before the
committee la the legidature regard
ing any legislate. or in behalf of
any client, or clients, except some
local muttc n ia Camtuek and some in
k haaheth CSt*
The lulepodest, week after *wk.
since the beginning of the campaign,
has been attarkirg me. and my charac
ter as a lawyer an>t as a man, aad
the "friend* of Mr. Warren," with his
conaivaace, if not mcmhi and ap
proval, have been circulating extra
narked copses of these ar.ue i through
out the datncL
It seems that the Independent, in
its eagerness to attack me, went out'
of its way to attack Mr. W _T. Ward,'
and Mr. Ward struck hark, and Mr.
Warren is a»v romplamrng that I
am the cam* of «t_ From what 1
heard of Mr. Ward, he is as honorable
a gentleman as Mr. Warren or myself,
and when the Independent, in its
MARTIN AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETY .
HAS MEETING
The. Marfan County Agr.cultural
Sseiety teld its regular xia.lt!) r*et
asr Inst Man lay wh a good repre
sentatien present.
County Ageat, Braians. outiired
several pharer of work that he is un
dertaking and a general di-c*- -aoc.
was held.
The Society is working for a heart..
rooptratisr of afl the Agricultural
accredi mi the cuuaty as well as all
Mr. Air— S. Smita paid the En
terprise [ffirr a visit yesterday,
t- We asked him a-jwt his nice polaa
Ckiaa hags and he was ful of «a
tkey -era
He ha* nne 14 maalk old that rtaadi
Wan can heath thin?
Mrs. Charles L Appleby and little
Me. Charles Jr. mi St. Go rge. S iu»h
Carol ins Mr. red Mrs T
B Brandos -r. the Tx.- Keel apjr»-
Williamston, Maitin County, North Carolina, Friday, June ii. l*r>4_
line that you were paki a larve
amount by the banks to go to Raleigh
to correct a error in
a bill? This would have been done
by the Deportment in ehanre of thi-=
bul without ais> cos: !o the bank
of the State. It seems to nw that yoa
iarsnw too much u|*>r the ignorance
of the p*-ople in thi.:kin; that they
vvolJ beiieve that a : ? .•ORTaphical
e.ror, which is mereSj an error of the
printer, would require the spwbl
of a lawyer to correct it.
A rait. > our explanation of your op
portion on the Stat.* W .iter Tran
port at 101 ltill is weak, ineon-istefft
iand misleading. The News uxl OS
server of May 24. 1924. printing the
report of the State Shin and Water
Transportation Commission and re
viewinr the history of t*re bill States
Chat you. leading th.- opp> sit ion. ha !
mace doubtful the passage of the b;I!
in any form. I am glad. even though
you have ha>l to pursue an inconsistent
course, that you now admit the Water
Transportation Hill to be a splendid
thing for the development of Eastern
North Carolina and not the vicious
bill \ou once represented it to be.
1 am forced to remind y.»u that
this eont rover.-% was fnrm! upon n.e
by your friend* through the Klizabeth
City lr*.Kperi.i nt an.l that my le
fen-' can in no way he construe.l as
-»n eleventh hour attack upon yoa.
-.nee my letter was written fully ten
days before the primary, and if the
eleventh i our approached before you
ccmi!.! fran*- your fee Wo tet.ial, sure
ly th- fault was not mine.
Your- truly,
tadvi W. T WARD.
seal to ir.jure me. ceut out of its way
to attack Mr. Ward, lie saw prupu.j
to retaliate. Mi Warren probably iu>
uearl ilal *"t_J>icker« couie home *o
roost," awl when hi.- friend, the In
ÜbepeiKiei.t, goes too far in the attask
upon other-, he ought r;ol to complain
bocau-e they strike back- If I ha.l de
sired to make any statement agaii^t'
Mr. Warren's record. :v I woubl have
Mgtoi my own name to it. I am not
cuo.litet.nr •.> campaign in the 'lark
Mr. Maid is able to take care of his
"*ti matters. Mr. Ward did not con
fer with me. i.or did i«e give ine any
inttmalio!.. that he was going to re
pl>, or that he was going to make any
wUI uever to tin attack up*>
him ui Uit Independent, Mr. Warrea's
special advocate.
I say this, as I have said before,
that I have made no attack upon Mr
Warren, hare counsellel my frierv.l-1
not to; hart not even exarmro-d his
record, —and don't want to know it,!
because my purpese is to win this
nomination on my own merit.-, aid
without •eeking to injure my opponent. I
Mr. Warren's attack upon me is an
;u't and untrue.
I am sorry Mr. Warren feels any
one is ataidung him in the lock. If
he is suffering in this way, I can
- ympatluze w.th him, as 1 nave been
rereiviiijj in the hack at the
hat*i> of his frierids and supporters,
wrtn his knowledge anal seeming ap
proval. since the beginning of thu
campxign.
E. F. AYDLETT.'
I adv.)
irrnwvwvvft
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Tl* U diiublwi champion* htp *erir»
f«! lr-i.nL.-, honors mill be -Latre.l on
O* court at the jrreen on the Gvlam
eataleon Friday afternoon at 430
i>.o>o wf.o are in the content arr
II. M. Stubbs and Jol.o* SL
•W vtrms Dr. P. B. Cone and J. G.
G» .nrl Jr. Much interest has been
T. Hunter and MiM Dtlpliia PteUt*
*pnr.g ar»i a bitr trowi is expected
to attend the oeries.
IKx SARAH NICHOLSON MLS
AT HFK HOML NEAK HKKK
MsSarah S'jefetlsoß, wife of
June.- R. Xicholson died at her haaae
*£r here morning at BJO
•'docfc.
Mrs. Nicholson was £2 years aid
J»d was born in Beaufort eoanty.
The faneral «» held
at 3 o'thek by Elder Syfrcvter H»oel
The body wu laid to rest in the fam
ily cemetery. -
V«te for McLean for Governor, adv.
The talk of today h TEXACO, ad*
MR. ROEBICK
STATES HIS VIEW
AS TO OI'TOOME
Best For 3rd Aspirant
for Congress to Sell
Chance for Fish
X. i'.
jic# i
Th* biiWr. The EsSfrj*!*.
WiUbmrfMi, N, C.
IVar Sir:-
llew-e prrsut e* luce in \«.ar
valuw paprr to
Wuiei> ■; \Jt-m st.- wha: Ihe vul
tvcae of thr I'naiit mhirh is to U
fcriii or Jur *- the 71fr. anl «..I
he.
KrUt:if u> osir l*.«
car.i»u(e> for Goernor ~f Xorth
Oiroimi. I rf. *j thai fiam (he
the platform «r. win - Mr Had*) is
runr.nr n -» cinr juJ stnifM from
the «hiaM(T I>J ♦» rrf-ar what the
nu> nty or Use pev-f'e in the .sta;e
necl ami »i.K to «ce ,4it into exTec:
that I sW do !*«»• why he ..houM
not (v-Dunrr«! the ssppnrt of a com
fortable mj-n. 1*«- in the
primary.
As to Mr. Vlclw ; think tM the
|*ervices uhirh he is n>tt«i to hare
|>erf jrme»i durrnj; the tiu tie w„- a
mcirbrr Wat Fsijix* ( vrpxr
atiort wa» -ati a» to an j. \ justifj
the people of tfc. *i»le .a letting htm
re; t for a irm year . until
they cf. mi; :or m.m ,le2"_>
ta»n. at uhoch bat |* ; ure «r
ahicii te nui-i he id-nr bis hope
for the iwnmHKf wtil i«4 better.
I predirt that Mr IU.V. a il ain tbr
r. m.toa! on h> a ! *. —^ .iii\,
.Vs time an I ..pso- » i,| n«i |rrv■ i
Rteßti«Jn; all of the ivonMe «tate
• {fire*, which It to t* nfflitil by iLe
ntan> Uf«nnt> ea J«e the 7th !
*4! fwfae the nu. >»er of n hat 1
have to .-ay to tbe First t""njtre>-
>tonal l»i-tnrl of \ort>. Carolina, in
which Ibrte b to h a man n» :iunate»i
«hwh it «|iiiiaV..: to tVrttif to
rrjufertt the ir-: in tjie
"•** • at Wa,buir
'* C-'for this Lici. .4hre «e ha\e
three kpirißls I** of unx* aco.nl
Uig to the .epwti are m far a. the
leal of im other that it VuU M
bw.iueia of ku* to ,eil out for
a bcu*h of fish. thoafih he ha., the
rrptftatM of hr sf a very r.irr niai.
As to tlie Ijmm) C Warren
lof Wa>hmgt»u. X. C. I wrfl »ay thai
the iwuM fee has nak a.- a State
iLeridaior 4»o a.apl> ju»tif> kin in
a tie feof4e of Uu dbtrirt to
promote h.m to Lie higher o&r which
he seek*. -
In votiag far a naa to fill the high
oftce of of the lnite.l
.State* or aay other *Mce t»e eW
torate -hoa!.! be -are thai he or «he
M rast.ar thetr rote for a mat. that
ah-Jalrl. the following
three special First of which
w k! i»l*ariaUf character, nhw!.
practical experience. Ikini, urj^ue..
twtaUr ahdi',. at.ich Is principall)
derrvcU from eipninier 1 have every
jrea.«*i. to hi s-» l Sal Mr. Warren
paieice tae qualities mentione-i
j above. therefore 1 am supportu.j; him
the best I cat A* la Mr. E. F. Ayd let I
be b atatter one of those fell .c thai
likes to have his pact are brv«a»tra*tei*
aruu»t a hj-k place , which in my
eatiir itma re-eaJJe- that fior.t porch
(aapurr thai brourht disaster on
•>**' Country foot year* a*o. I predict
that he ■ ill feel eery .small after
June (be 7th
''naiig aoaa u. u te t'oaaty of Mar
tia a ahMi I iee aad love m aeii
wJI «a> tat fwitc- taie recently
v»fwi ap to tw extent that our
repce-eotaJ.-ve tie lloa Clapton Moore
amt *r Caaa.ty J >lr* the lloii J. C.
Smith ami war Eenster of Oce«l> wi
"tn to oar >bmf ail have opponant -
rikl a til have u. be reckoned a ith in
tfce I*naii7 «/ Jaar the 7th.
Keiative to thp aspirants for thei
(Jkre of repce.-ex>tative 1 feel like it'
i» a k*i teat »e we to ourselves
anri to Mr M«m* to seed him to the
lerk>!alare ajraia for the rvmi that
k«s foruer eipcrimce and leral a bill
ity nn|b« with hi* high character
ami pcrumlit) nr.ake- him the most
appropriate nu for the job at thh
particalar Ume. Piea though Mr.
Uollelay «» mete of the kest ritiaen* la
the cmbV arhkh I think he k Rela
tnre to the a>ptraM* to the JaditeHip
of our CMrt, I rfl Kay that I dont
thiak there if a man m Martin county
that is aay kf*Jrr i(a»lifc il in every
reapect to fill the (Ace of recorder'*
court Jmitre than the Hon.
Smith ml ttibrri—«ille. S. C Ami
out of aI due rerpect and h%h re
rard to that S* younr lawyer ami
ex service uaa. I think be will be
heaL And »M it aay further arr*
r»M. ibtiif Kibe-Ji aad John Sam
Getneger have their nur.iiution and
dcrtaon ituid up
T«t very truly,
fade! LD. ROEBI CK
Vote for McLeau fur Goecmur. lAw.
A I k
v Mk Jm
It JfiHV l». lilt.(is
i» pfp--Miti. owr sre %-a-. » ..]«•
V ihi
Ashttilr, J^.l.. 1 4
tunt> kt-vk _l" *"-«'• *•. y Vin
Carolina is attract ur »£»•*■ faior
aWr allrntk r. tlwr, a?..* >t_>
in ihe • i)fc>n.~ Ji>fcn l» ll.a r- *-f ,1
liam>t»r.. t.4«l ■* •* Sink- r - o- if - - ,«.»i
h«re l«»U> for tfe iHSii a»* ,t*| .«•
VfiitHMt «»f tkf XtfSS.t. 
Ita ik»*r-° al -rtH
Inn,
I>r l!»tric-, *h» i. *«*-->#>•,i vT i«j»
Asstfriatinn. in -iel. »*•'_- - tie irirtls!
athirrss •U*farf4 t .* S"»»'«- h*-
I>i" pfnM em«r«4#Tejb -*>--?«-Je tv
f itc aE»t >a«J it.*»
r*!i?f f«r iht ibu'- *■* et;«r.>j in Of
Ttoi far «li-tar.t futtue
>laiirlnx Kit r:aUin.
Apart frirnl ttw- 17k
l'rr.kl«il, iK* «h.»f of ti*
o(Kti!nr fnni—|—r*' tfnr ntnmt«'t
'.-lay «i the rt »J f 1 j.f A £Tjtul
turai cvd-mittuf.
"The rhtvt a.iti* t «wf si>r iuamri*
-f North Cardica air J.ic »«-l
•isiip l- n»t tail fiijuJt.t
mthe ..;wvta»*~-i m S>
r? |«.rt Keev!*jiwi.'a-#jia *sj rr_».l
- th ■ State A •!!'
a U lkw»war -ruoi.u
--»} tfr- »f
mrtrttetin..- wttn a *j»« n« srtau- ■«?,
• hi- a* ak
Rm.l K»L« VwM Van.
In bu|ir- «>f a- ••■mcu-x sjk eV ;«*i
of Krauk I. t
a- tnir.i \ j* «s iAk*
•'. anujiti- r. a *-■- -1 hi.
from that city t- Mm: ?.* iJ.-f w.
vent ton. 1 hie- U the- •»« 3 r -ui.u -1o"
•4fcre, all '-tiu* r - aWie 21 att*tftialJ-aJ
ly n«»% uik up ras J«*s. « jji: tJ
in the eieeti&tk »f »t-.»
niuriiinf, S. A. Hu.nA.iri. *■{
Itaiik of A.-fievu.w. »d£ iMK' }.r t i
•iert f«»r the n«i.r.ir }.a>
I"»e> ►*ent.,fc*ar•. u fui~.
"In a(rr»rikttu.re »c »n
rurfM--«.| oiili by "r>* *a?» «-1
rm, «Ki*n i..aj> -le. «.f »«■«
•than fi*e tm * - Sw»lh. • «.••! it*
A|tnruitttra!  «• .i
more ahvut tnk> juAjff«n.
"liMinstrialtj «« j*aejß itt liie
of cottoo . aft/i. t-.'Kty
m-.re -§»tri»lie> ua a>?l «»,* ir
North J'inliffT to.aa ab may .u« i i
State in tfce liw«. Ba Ufa* tutittifac
lure ..( f(Miuture aa*t g-n-axn -u- ulht-f
art wl«-- we rai-k aij'Jf- kw.
|>ul[• maati:attar* au» malui.,.
u jii t u. it - L&taiut t >3. -14*' - > -tat
I'M»4 XI Hmh
"White we *if !*►,(■* %aC.!-j;!e ca|*rtai.
the feaneuiar »f tfeS-i M-jßf-.,.- 4uu> ,taMk
•ior.e largely vjfc Wil jlaj.
j "The earr«:-.-nup «>/ 4>ir * ; i«r ;•>.» -
ier has beet! »ne «4 Sie for* -
of our 4eve!opcuta«„ x»ol j»j
1/ lie hirt.t of *a/- ko/l isje po««r 1«
i-oe our k*w»d« «.. u« a n. j«
of the »artel r > yet g» I*-.
. blaralkmi'l. «e iate |n.-..-JUy
n.jt !e greater ,trvb** toaia an} «iier
State in the T mw. an IS* ja-t ?»
years.'' In l>iO t>e «ifrwl4tie for
education m Nwetk. '.arwau amiasnt
e»i to le- - than, a aujlar
in 142! *e *fen» saue lt,ui |2J,-
•MjMW.
"In r«kt >ifat'tn,p we iate in the
pa-t five yeari rapotfi tinned out
of >ai»i ar.»l marl o> U rßkoUi. har-i
>urface»l noiki, ax 4 ■* At ma bc-!Ute
to say oar r«»a»t twiil Him ,. prerraia has
done nore t»—p»f! m- ««: Tii* maj»
than any other one a^esiri.
"Financially *or ):»- tirec
traly Kanchiu. Tie FeienJ t«i-a
•if part meet IMMPtf) that at tie
eo.l of l>S the weaJhih of the State
n> peari?ralX> tfciee tim» «rhat it
n ten years v* X* «k»r Pt»te in
the uiaa ha- km jlfc. mm far, to
reach ihk rtoni of .ar 1 'ennui*
iT.j. liai krr>* A in A -hr\ illt*.
'HAMILTON TO HAVE
NKW"HW;H S( HOOL
r,iILI>IN. SOON
To. Ik' ('ompii'id l»>
~ Novmilier Firsl «»f
This Year
A ft-tilf. 1 f'of Ch\* uf --
!» U h!_*fi *C,;»-»I a* H lßilit >.| *;•>
'•> ' C'n»:i lts>ar«i ..f i;-iu, a t».»,
'!• . June i»I Tlw ohilijcl »:r -
U: t.. f. S. |j * ~f Nahviilr. N t _ .
ti.e ('.nlracl | r:cr hrn n fjlX'l
It* rnntrtrt f*.r the imil t
nu la. liuK.u-1 lw»..n
!:.«»> \l'-un! at liiWt ,tl» time
lin.it for the raniplrl. in uf i!# haii-l
)• \i>-. emhr r ihe lir-1
It* location »f the nrw lail
*•11 W cKir ije.l 'from It* «-s«.i
i»f tin- li» n •«. the S.Hiii e»j.i *t*n- a
!-/•?; Ml .- !o> l#vr, |n arr '
Th» pn>pie »f Hamilton Kaie kn,
■*«.fk i k f" r ">"» !nw iu -wjrr a
r*» building ar.-t Iff of IHe
|>r-.vf- lh;ir  in'
K the nultrr tftiuarK Tt* olrf
l-ail ni * i- rntinly ii. ih- nm
tJ-e buun-U of It* "ti-lrif! hj»\e br»':
« *ui'l i> ho I*-' b> -(!*■ rtal
"-t «•:' I ! -e r.« « UiitliTif * ill '•»
in ! w for the «-f -dw-J
fall tNiurh the r..Mrj! doe.*
»(•>! fj!l f«>r ('>Ri|ilr(k»a Willi Xovens
J«n «be tir-t
TO Tin: VOTKKS
OF MAItTIX COI'NTY
A- tin l ' (.rjiary i,- alniu>t Ijenr. I
•-> !!* (u»l filllii.' of Mji'. i
»• it'. ii.-t t"'ii lulM> f r Ml
. v ) Kt. '.tr I r*i oil Jillir ?.k
I t—\« krwn ilr Ivrf tivm i->
l>> pnt t!,! umr., lie til- -
tnrl'i ! I iiN-luii rKarart *.r, a k.i '
ai, t d»f.!al -it |u-ilmi aj»-i a
aXFr in hi~ Maker. .
lit M stidv Mlrtr- l«! IS* he»?
-■f i.f». Cut i«itUr> lb*- :Liug- tial
*«».-! t-» nuke life nmuTC &Mh,
aif Ua! he t oi l but I
thiuk that is i ;r(al -u; ukr. lla!
l .i-e itasM Slut I am aritiise it.
hi* trtjl'. lie is '{rtllbK )•» il! t«>
k> ki!>l iiunta! ijikir. ivl I limk
*■ slmttlti honor tun • :th U .Sir
if of lift-:-
A ■ for hb IM.' Ui faruhvr- . he i - *-
tr«€.!' a> «*vt r I *;-h :• cay fn'.i.i
thai tie gave tl* phsnt of life u
IrMr>t>e Sow twenty ««fcs yr»ir far
twrt)-fivr ai»-£ thirty .Mlar- per
mwiU., *d»l is hi- oiler jjre. 1
briK'.i' we *>««!•» [«( «Jy '« :o»r.r
ju.-tke *•> h.m t»il to o«r»el*e* a> well
ti. make him -»ar nemt fofi-trr of
Oeoi .-,
Su let it be luim in mind by all
iover> of truth tl>at mbm it o-«w- to
the real, »»«iip!e. |>in*.ual ar»i accept
at4e -T» k*, he t u^>urpa^.~e>r
V. rj'.U-ti by Kb forrw-r -rhool pupil.
»;EORCI: C. guffiv
.William t»n. X. C, R F. D.
livtt.l
-MINISTER'S HUTS NEW
BONNET AT I ARM LIFE
S IK Mil. TOMC.HT AT t:U
"The slif.i ler'. Wife's New Hn »wrt"
«il be piTsMtni locifll at the Farm
l-ifr School in i.r.Sn- lonsJupL The
p»wtnl- of the play vdl he wed far
(he praiMUoa of the Willi in I
Baptist A«d Society.
Aiimi»Mi 2& and 35 (tkU.
Fiiwis, l ih>rt, n ii j hay vemam.
her to vote for Mrlm a4r.
WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUX
PAPER. IT CARRIES THE DATE
VOIR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES
ESTABLISHED 1898
METHODIST RE
VIAVL PROMISES TO
HE OF GREAT VALUE
Saturday Nipht Koosler
Chorus Will (iivc
Its I'ro^rammi
I
T'-e nw:»rs rsow' in profl**.- the
t furrii the lea r-lip
j t»f ihe I'j *«-» a«l Kev. (amixii A.
; Hf every xif! ee of
I.vT>'T.jst> r ■- raaf}: f«r the eora
m-jn't;."- e.v - iSe re:r,ininj»
j.iav- of Ilw ea^-pairr
TV fir : »•' the hir;.>ere«i the
heimnir.*: "'*■ ■- w : V t*na-f of the
«- ».!.• Slur- .1 r 1"' * with ! l » poli
tk>) :* t )•&>] r:\tn on
Tu- U> r ■•ljj nirht was
i!'t» lir-t - J -r» a?:«i ■!» at -
' *; ' "TTft those
jin tevier- ;
| Mk- i! . f . -j.. ;Kn >r from
I •»!•*': !W . "Ij u i won ll*
j S-- ri -. r ; « m >';t Ye [f.. «! her
'or -:>e ».»- _-s j uai (rj"' with
a *•:> to • . •• • J.- V rh i>
- ■ (>■ writs r >ir of
Is . 1.
| j't'.Li. i' ss-c i. tir >j\ n. one
' »f-ir9 •!.» ■» - \ Junior
I
jl -■ a- i-t. airti.'-. Ti ■ wu-it
If an attractive •'•y • f i', e niff
I ik- 1 ?« nrh t;rv ~ fiif« i-i ti-p' -r\ ic*
:>• it.
[ .m'.L"*-a. sur—t »• '.he t-.t; i v*i * n'
I iii' »c*-k mr*i- the llw-ter Ciwrit. of
«>)• r>l!~ wsJi i;nr !U'ir |>ioi;raili
I :n -«l.«* i"l *l.Kfi U*;. liavr tm a pr*-
| It*- jISU 11 wi.- i»l this
j*- k Promptly a*, ritht «"c!«-«k they
[will nuiiti >u .miliar.. |»rx«« to
j' 'xnr a »it Tjo! oij li** |•!:i I! «>riil
j 7a *.•«*- Ti! will I* thf
«iii unr i.'j*. llu ll>*»-t«-r °\.*rus
[will -tftK luriit|; ;!t (Vun|iaii;i ami
I a very uiru-ual ji«i isliarttfr  r\ ice
M I ariilr i:ra,.-tu« ohm- from
on . v aUi ;a-. to *w junUt
I tor ihe l'-v-lrt prtKtanAr .t'.i will
I rrll_i.ll through tv ran:j'jivt: to play
[iw of x':w !*« pjbiu that are WiiiK
[ai*i tiirsSh. Mr- VV l„ AV arnn ba_>
H»>: |i iii ; ..u jnaro -rul will cvn-
I Una. i»*a\ tlr-arh U,e -ecof-l ari-l
I!i t . «-ek il« raMin; a!.>n a ith
jV. lirad-haw.
I >'u»il> liy;r «- iii ll r« sf n .(OS —
|o«e . an>a iiijftt ~«*r >kt (if
| which tiw lue Pa-tor will hrn.* tl*
I - ar»l H:v H>- f«ni wiil om
[•ijrt the ir.r.ns la the aft. ritt~.ii at
ll.rte k Ihcrr mill ie a |»Tial
auv meeting f««r wi-htsj only, when
Ml Ik -fvl'l w ill -je.«k «n the -aliject
"The N--* Wi-Biin" VIK. for«i i> an
..nUit-*-- Minister arxf has hel«l
I ua>t«"ra!e- ai»*' Utii a»~oeiate«i with
Kfanerlb4>i for twelve years aivl
!•> AliUjifri V 'ts fn*»«i her Hilh-
Ir-in in  tumuv, >»ulh
U'jrolua.
.vfiicif' »s«! r«fitifij>»iJif«»Ui:h nfii
it-rk. H'V:f!f on Satttnijy nirht of
SlomißK prayer >er\ire> are
NeM' of* T4ie^-ia^., \\ lay,
an4 rr*uy rr..nnnp> in the
[orl r. of the Atlantx- h.-tel from
\'j ■' t.r,t il In > * K-. k I numlier-.
I are »tun» i.-»" af.-l everyone I: f-nlml-
It j.v:te»L
iEI*WORTH LEA(i! T E
TOIiIVE MORALITY
I * A L THIS MORNINC i
I n-ier the .iirwl*.!. of Mr>. J. F.
[T>.itr§*.v the Epmlh I««r of the
i M»t.".«.:»-t (iarrii will five a m .rality
P?a> at the -ehwol au>iit>riuin here this
m>.rni,nic at 11 *»V!.«rk
TKe (Jai i- erven iu cnlir that
the t «r* miri.t he >taj .iirizril as
•jrK. TV |Jay is brir.; riven tnhy
s» i-vit the five irate- who will
r»(.r» e»>t the keil k«ve at a in. «-t rn»r
in M>rehea>i ( it)' Jane 16th to 214,
far. r«-|»-rt it i« the meetini; and so
that'the wil! be
| T>ere wffl be no 'a.!mjs*:on charted
I but a fJlixl*-! will be taken ami the
jpraceevi.- »>ll jro toward payin; the
'Afrteaa [Jo.pr ibxm y far missions.
[The ptiMjf is eoHially invited to at-
ItffeL
1 tje filhving oMii*i>e ti»e east:
| Mao C. Ufxrt., ChrL4iae
! |i*uL Myrtie Wynne, (>Uiy> lleiijinm
|j»D«p>une Sjke>. Mary zinl Martha
' I-eg jr eft. IJlen Caata, Minnie liobert
. -uc ami Kvelyn Harrisoa atol Mft-srv
UryaM. CanUrflm, Hanoi. t«4Js
Im>t.l kiieht and Bill Harrison.
MRS. K. IL CHAWFURiI ,
UNDERGOES O.'KR VTION
Mr.-. K_ B. Crawfor.i ui . erwent an
lyrntiwi far ajyeodxri - at tha
Mashiatrtan Ha«prt»l on T*sty and
>he ■* igetting alacj; very nicely now.
She was arrompaiiiril u> \Vash ! ngton
by Mr. Crawfora, Mrs. F. C, bn»
and Mrs. Chlae Lanier.
PncnU af Mr. WiUe W. LiDey ihm
aat the nantry will he jelari to know
that he u Ma najiiaiiar rapkily and
that he i> canahml ae: of da agar.
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