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*'■ :■ £ THE ENTERPRISE frftfay.itoi*?
- WILLYS-KNIGHT
VERY POPULAR
Unusual Interest Displayed
In New Models of the
Great Six Line
Toledo. Feb. 11l —Conspittious a
mong the finer group of motor cars be
ing exhibited is tin 1 new \\ illys-Knight
(in at Six. a product of the Willys-
Overland Company. The unusual in
terest being shown Tn~ffiese quality
car-- indicates that during these
luxurious six cylinders! model-, em
ploying the most powerful Knight
sleeve-Value engine fcver built by the
T lodo manufacturer, will enjoy an
even greater degree of popularity than
before.
Jti general -design, these striking
models carry out the aim of the manu
facturer to present a car that answers
evtry demand of the critical buyer,
en:bribing the finest materials, highest
type of craftsmanship and modern en
gineering ideas to produce a motor car
that bespeaks quality, style, beauty
of lines, power, speed and serviceabil
ity
The bodies of the new \\ illys Knight
are characterized by a distinctive de
velopment which clearly marks a new
era of motor car beauty. Ihe general
lines of the car, together with the
novel treatment of the moulding, pro
vides a means (or the employment of
exterior Color combinations that ma
tenally enhance tlie smart effect The
d'. ve'l 'l'ltie"*. Oi tlie b."ily' builder's' arT
shows a caretu! atteiuiosu tu etery de
tail of finish and equipment. The in
"™terior" djipotntnients gebetaT litnlln.s,"
hand-grips, lighting arrangement and
ether accessories ad,d materially to cail
vmience, besides lieing tastetul and in
complete harmony with the quality of
these mqt.or cars
v The engine that powers this 1930
Great Six. with a development of K7
horsepower, is tlie most powerful ever
built by Willys-Overland This great
power, together with its higlf speed of
more than .7" mile* an hour, meets
every demand of the modern driver and
is in hue with the demand tit the mo
ti'mig public for fast and safe ; trans- j
portation
Tlie new Great Six is now being ex
hibited throughout the nation at all
WiHys-Overland show-rooms.
—.— *
Gets 804 Pounds of Good
Burley Tobacco on Acre
•
T. L. Shelton, of Madison County,
reports a yield of 864 pounds of high
quality burley tobacco from one-half
acre of ground fertilizer with 400
M pounds of a 12-4-6 mixture.
——*
Attend Funeral of William
Stallings in Edgecombe
Mr. and Mrs, W, H Williams went
to Penny Hill today to attend the
funeral of their daughter!* father-in
law, Mr. William Stallings, who died
at hit home there yesterday at Tliv
age of 75 years. Elder Joshua Rusk
conducted the funeral.
V. G. TAYLOR
EVERETTS, N. C. M
CONDENSED STATEMENT
of the Condition of the
BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO.
At the Close of Business December 31, 1929.
' RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts - $2)811,941.87
United States and North Carolina Bonds 1,218,486.05
All other Stocks and Bonds 7,100.00
Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures 105.251.62
Ca>h and Due from Banks 781,898.32
Total $ 4,724,677.86
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock . $ 250,000.00
Surplus 250,000.00
Undivided Profits . 185,920.60
Deposits . ; . 4,038,757.26
Total $ 4,724,677.86
We solicit your business, promising every ac
commodation consistent with sound banking.
BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO.
D. BATEMAN - C, D. CARSTARPHEN
President Cashier
S. S. LAWRENCE, Vice President
Willuraston Wilson Warsaw Goldsboro Fayetteville
Plymouth Sdma Whi taken
\
Services at the Christian
( Church Here Next Sunday
' [ Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
.1. Sunday school at 1 ':45. A cordial
'j welcome awaits you at all these sen
ices. ' ~
A-t 2 o'clock, committees irom the
varjous church of the town will start
from this church to take a religious
! census of the town.
♦
Preaching Service at Piney
Grove Saturday Evening
Preaching service at Piney Gtove
. "Saturday evening at 1 7:30, and at Red-"
' diclfs. Grove Sunday at 3 p. m. ,
W B 11AKKINGTON
Colored Quartette To Sing
Here Next Monday Night
A colored quartet, of Oxford, will
sing in the courtjiouse here next Mon
day evening at 7.30 o'clock, the pro
ceeds going to the Shiloh Baptist
Church. Seats will !>e reserved for
white people, it was stated.
.„■* ' »
' Cowing-Meyberg
* i
Carthage, March 6. Ihe wedding
nf Miss Louise Meyberg to V. J. Cow
ing was quietly solemnized, at the
home of the bride, in Ashland, Virginia.
( 'I he-ring ceremony was used, the Rev.
I'. W. Liscomb officiating
4, Mrs. Cowing is the youngest daugh
! ter of L. K. W. Meyberg, ot Ashland,
Virginia, where she is prominent so
. . »*»♦+«— otrf-y—swn-wf- 1
Mrs ') K ("owing and the late O. K
( owing, ot Carthage: He is sfles en
f outer lor till • Amirimn ftjtfimalu
( in pa n'y, of Baltimore' and San Kran
j . ' ' " J
Tlie young Couple will be at home in
' 11untingtonTAVest -Virginia.
Editor's, note: Mr. Cowan was born
in' Williamston and has many kins
|jnoplc in the county.-
Move to Johnston County
* -
j Mr. and Mrs. ( . G. Pope moved to
j their home in Johnston County last
week, where they will live on their
j hum.
; Mr. and Mrs. Pope moved to Wil
liamston last June, Where they kept a
boarding house hi the Hassell house. |
Before moving here they had been ill >
charge of the Kree Will Baptist Or- |
phmiagc at Middlesex.
While here they made many friends
ji-.lio regret their leaving.
CARD OF THANKS
j We wish to express out thanks to
tin -many friends of our husband and
lather who were so kind to lis during
lli.s illness and death.
MRS M I W-LUK i
AND tHI LOR KN. j
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Three Persons Die From
Cold in The Southland
9
Atlanta, Jan. 23. —Three deaths I
j were chargeable today to the be
| numing temperatures experienced in
the mid-south witlL zero weather
again panetratnig Arkansas and de
pressing the mercury in the neighbot
ing states of Mississippi and Louis-
I iana.
HAY SEEDER ON
j BRIDGE PLAYING
1 Startling Discovery Made
Down at Gathercorner
This Week
By A. DONT PLAY
| "By gosh, here I am fifty years old
and learning somep'en new every day!
You know, I been seeing in the papers
■ ever-now-and then about Mrs. A.
Simple entertaining at Bridge, and just
natchcrly thought it was some good
farmer's wife who wu* interested in
th good roads, program ,and wus try
ing to help it on by creatin' interest
tC help put a bridge over a creek some
place, so as the folks could get out to
town easier But no sirre! That aint it
a- all.
Thus spoke Mr. B. Reasonable to
the little group gathered about the
stove in the neighborhood store down
at Gathercorner one night during the
last cold spell.
"Well, if it ain't that, then what is:
it?" asked I. B. Enquirer, -who had I
. come out that night to learn the neirs. 1
' "Bless my hide," said Mr. A. Reas- ■
unable, "I learnt what entertain' at
1 Bridge meant some Saturdays back
| when me and the old lady went over
*to town. I seen there wus to be a
| benefit Bridge on the public square of
I the village, and thinking I might help
a little or learn better how to build
'bridges, (for ourn washes up every
Ijxcalut, you know). I- put the old wo
man out at the city market, parked the
old Lizzie where the poliece would
hardly, tag'er, and looked at my j
j watchffto t see the time of day. lt"was|
just four o'clock, tlie exact time for
! the benefit Bridge on the public lawn,
Iso 1 mozied down there to see and |
hear what 1 could. And my gosh! what
I seen and heard still makes me dizzy, j
Yes, I learned what benefit Bridge is
shor 'nough.
There were some ten or a dozen lit
tle green tSbles on the square, and four
chairs at each table. A few wimmin
were dartin' around here and there
fixin' things to suit um, and placin'
on every table a pack o' cards and pads
ot paper. Then the ladies began to
come thick and fast, and they sorter
chose pardners took their places at
| the- table and begin But first, the
j lad) who was giving' the benefit
bridge, collected a dollar for each
| table. They all seated themselves at
' the (bales and one began to deal out
'cards for all the world like we used to,
do at the poker games before we got j
religion. And such talking and arguing,
and disputing over the honesty of the
1 pla> itig, you never lieard. I was about
1 to run off and not get to see the finish
: tor Tear someone would get shot, but!
then they settled the dispute and went!
' back to' dealing the cards again. 1 |
j hated to leave before I learnt what the
j money was for or what bridge they:
were going to help build, so I just kept
standing there lookin' on.
About uh half hour to sundown, (hey t
broke up, and started to give the stakes
to the'Mrtner asl thought, when some!
body announced that Miss Imma B.'
Giddy had made the highest score, and .
would accordingly be awarded the|
prize a gold cigarette case. Gosh, you
could have knocked me down with a
. tether. —sirwl~t.he—had won—a
cigarette case just as we used to win !
money play in' poker! 1 made shore
t-lic be fighteti mail at being given a
■ cigarette case, but no sir, she took it
; and got into one of the chairs and made
a nice talk, thanking the host for it,
1 then lighting a cigarette from the
case, (it was full of 'em) she stepped
ili.wni"., -
Just as I wus gettin' ready to go
over and ask the leadin' woman what
bridge they were helpin' build now,
| the old woman came along and took
1 me by the arm, saying, 'what are you
{doing here? We ought o' been home
i before now,* "■
i "No, I ain't found out what they do
with the money they raise at these
benefit Bridges, but I found out that
they don't build real bridges over
streams. But they do* build bridges
1 that's likely to break in and ruin many
: lives."
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Foil sale by Clark's. />rug Store,
Williamston, N. C. j2I tl
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of a judgment
o! the Superior Court of Martin Coun
ty .in an action entitled "I). G. Mat
tin ws vs Johnnie James et al," the
undersigned Commissioner will, on the
I 31st day of March, 1930, at 12 o'clock,
j Komi, in front of the Courthouse door
| of Martin County, offer at public sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the
| following described land:
I Located in Jainesville Township;
j Martin County, adjoining the lands of
• Jane James, Gilbert Boston, Welch's
! Creek, and known as part of the A. L.
I Cordon land, Containing 18 acres, more
1 or less. *
This 27th day of February, 1930.
11. A. CRITCHER.
2- 28-4t , Commissioner.
I NOTICE OF SALE
j Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in that cretain deed of
! Trust, executed to the undersigned,
| recorded in Book C-3, Page 90, and the
stipulations not having been complied
, with, and at the request of the holder
, of said bonds, the undersigned Trustee
will, on the 17th., day of March 1930,
at 12 o'clock, noon, in front of the
Courthouse door of Martin CouUty.
jolter for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described land:
A lot on Main Street adjoining E. P.
Cunningham, I S. Peel and others, in
' the Tpwft of Williamston and the fol
lowing personal property
All Gasoline Pumps, Air Compres
sors, Gasoline Tanks, Automobile Ac
cessories and supplies, and all other
kinds of presonal property now located
on the lot described above.
This the 17th, day of February, 1930.
R. L. COBURN,
2-2 l-4t - Trustee.
SALE OP VALUABLE FARM
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the authority
conferred upon us in a deed of rusti
executed by M. L. Bunting and wife, 1
Susie Bunting on the 19th. day of July
1924 and recorded in Book T-2, page
59, we will on Saturday the 22nd day
of March 1930 at 12 o clock Noon at
the Courthouse Door in Williamston,
W hen The
"Birds
start chirping SPRING —
it's a sure sign Planting Time
is here—and you will need the
Best Quality Seeds if you
want to see your planting ef
forts well rewarded.
' "i- ■■ .
Most complete stock of the
very finest quality Seeds in
town.
W. J. HODGES
Williamston, N. C.
N, C, Martin County, sell at public i
anction for cash to the highest bidder
the following land to-wit: d
All that certain tract, piece or parcel J
ot land, containing 184 7-10 acres, '
more or less, situate, lying and being P
on the road leading from Oak City "
to Hobgood about two miles North- «
west of the town of Oak City, Goose «
Nest Township, Martin County. North
Carolina, adjomihg the lands of Mat
thews, et ails on the North and East; -
lands of Richard Warren, Lester Hart
rell, Forbes and Barr on the South: °
lai.ds of N. J. Mayo on the West and
the lands of P. L. Salsbury~on the q
Northwest and more particularly de- s
- scribed as follows:
Beginning on the road leading from
Oak City to Hobgood, a corner of
I Matthews, et als; thence with said road 2
| South 56 degrees E. 31.60 chains;
I thence North 45 degrees and 45 min- «
utes East 13.80 chains; thence South
: 48 degrees East 19.63 chains to two
! pine stumps; thence with the line of
Richard Warren South 43 degrees and .
- 30 minutei West .1 chain to the afore- J
said road: thence with a ditch South .
46 degrees West 8.90 chains S. 33 de- .
grees and 50 minutes West '5 chains; ,
South 52 degrees arid 30 minutes West *
1 chain; South 63 degrees and 30 '
minutes West 2.85 chains; South 79 *
i degrees West 1.30 chains; North 60
I degr.ees W. 3.40 chains North 79 de- v
grees W. 3.70 chains, South 72 degrees J
i West 13.80 chains; S. 59 degrees West "•
9.90 chains to Cypress Swamp Canal; 9
thence with said Swamp North 37 de- a
gres West 38 chains to a canal; thence "
( with said canal North 12 degrees East
il6 chains, thence North 82 degrees 181
chains to the bgeinning, and being the
same land conveyed to the said M. L.
Bunting by the following deeds.
I B. A. Critcher, Commissioner, dated
. Jan. 22, 1919, and of record in Martin
I County Public Registry in Book K-l
1 page 370; J. C. Ross and wife, dated
Oct. 14, 1919, and of record in said
Public Registry in Y-l page 554.
The following tract 6f land included!
in the above tract of land is excepted
U«>oiL4lui—-of—this deed —ofy
trust V
That lot or parcel of land adjoining
the lands of Arch Harrell and the State
Highway No. 125, and beginning at M.
I. Bunting and Arch Harrell's corner,
on said Highway, thence, running East
with the line of M. L, Hunting and
Arch Harrell 70 yards, thence North
from the said Bunting and Harrell
line, a straight line 35 yards, thence
west a straight line 70 yards to State
Highway No. 125, thence South with
sain Highway a straight line to the
beginning, being a parcel of land 70
yards long by 35 yards wide, and be
ing the same land which was convey
ed to the said parties of the second
part by said M. L. Bunting and wife,
by ded dated May 18, 1927, and decord
' el in the public registry of Martin
| County in Book V-2, Page 412, to
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( larks Drug Store.—adv.
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« •'yf |J|R\ * are made of the spring'*
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Spring Hats
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_ WILLIAMSTON, N, C. _ - - -
which reference is nude.
This tract of land was released under
deed of release by the First National
Company of Durham, Inc., Trustee,
formerly. First National Trust Com
pany, to Bill Warren and William Ray
no, Trustee of Roanoke, Pentecostal
Holiness Church, under ded of release
dated January 23rd, 1928. •
This sale by reason of the
failure of Bunting and wife,
Sttsie Bunting to pay off and discharge
the indebtedness secured by said deed
of trust.
A deposit of 10 per cent will be re
quired from the purchaser at the
sale. i
This the 12th day of February 1930.
FIRST NATIONAL CO,
OF DURHAM. iNC.,
2-28-4t Trustee.
Formerly the First National Trust
Company of Durham, N. C. '
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of authority,contained in that certain
Deed of Trust executed to the under
signed Trustee on the 18th day of July
1923, and of record in the Register of
Deeds Office of Martin County in
Book H-2, page 304, and the stipula
tions nof having heen complied with,
and at the request of the holder of
said bond, the undersigned Trustee
will, on the 17th day of March, 1930,
at 12 o'clock, Noon, in front of the
Courthouse door of Martin County,
offer for sale, to the highest bidden*,
for cash, the following described land:
I FOOD I
—For Thought '
■
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES TO
WHEN YOU BUY MECHANICAL
REFIGERATION.
v
Buy your Ice from the Home Plant.
We give you service, pure ice and there
are no extra charges or breakdowns.
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
A home and lot in the Tow* of
■ Wllliamston, N. C, and bounded on
I the North by Main Street, on Wert by
, Mrs. E. Godwin, on South by ▲. O.
■ Brown and on East by Pearl Street
- and being same house and lot now oc
-1 cupied by said Mary Godwin.
! This 17th day of February 1930. .
B. A. CRITCHER,
2-21-4t Trustee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
I Having qualified as administratrix of
the estate of H. F. Highsmith, de
. ceased, late of Martin County, North
. Carolina, this is to notify all persons
haying claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned administratrix at her home
at Parmele, N. C., or to her attorney,
Hugh G. Horton, at Williamston, N.
; C., on or before the 21st day of Janu
ary, 1931, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
' immediate payment,
i This the 21st day of January, 1930.
LULA HIGHSMITH.
' j2l 6tw Administratrix, f
f Hugh G. Hortpn, attorney.
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