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Planning Grade A Dairy In Parmele Last week I overheard a little girl say she would be mighty glad when school is out "Hm morning after school is really closed. I saw that same girl playing school. What queer things we are. We are eating home raised straw berries of large size and fine flavor. The potato crop looks fine and we are soon going to eat new pota toes till we all get the colic and Dr. Ward gets our cash. Gardens are looking fine and most everybody is planting corrv Parmele is sure growing. We are getting real proud of ourselves. George James is planning a Grade A dairy with a big drove of fine cows. Wilmer C. Whitehurst hasj built an addition to his store and enlarged his stock. He recently bought a new car and we accused him of serious matrimonial inten tions. He infuses to either admit or deny the charge. So you can take your choice. A further proof of our progressiveness is our new market. It is called the Yellow Front Mar ket and Grocery Store. Some Rob ersonvillians are opening up here on Friday of this week at about six thirty in the morning, and just to prove that they mean business they are going to have a grand opening all day Friday and expect to .see plenty of folks from the little town of Robersonville here to the open ing and it is to be just like an open ing in a big city. Manager Morris did not say there would be a brass band or free lunches, but did say positively there would be a souven ir of some kind or a .aluable pres ent for everyone entering the store on Friday. May (i Now come and get yours But don't all come at six thirty ip the morning. Come to think of it Parmele is due to grow. Taxes aie about one fourth what they are in other towns around here and light current is about half what Robersonvillians pay for the service. House rent is low and several good homes here can be purchased for very little. We get five or six mails a day and we do very little fighting with our neighbors. Parmele is a good place to stop. "V \Piney Grove Services Announced By Pastoi Th Piney Grove church will hol< its quarterly meeting on Saturda] morning (tomorrow) at 11 o'clock Regular preaching services will tx held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the Sunday school to convene at 2:3< that "afternoon. G-E Refrigerators Show Improvemenl Few people realire that three fourths of the time it takes to man ufacture a good electric refrigera tor, is spent in testing and inspect ing. according to B. S. Courtney, lo ,cal General Electric dealer. "Ye that's the reason that thousand! upon thousands of General Electrii refrigerators a dozen years old art still giving satisfactory__service tc their original owners," Mr. Court ney stated. Some of the veteran G-E refrig erators were taken to the research laboratory for a test recently. It waa discovered that they use no more current to operate now, than twelve years ago when the^ were put in use When the units were taken apart, they showed practically no signs of wear. "Now the famous sealed mechan ism, improved by twelve years of testing in thousands of homes and in the laboratory, costs no more than other types of household refrigera tion And from the General Electric laboratory tomes the announcement that the new Triple Thrift unit has a potential life about three times that of its 1927 predecessor. "The 1938 models,v now on dis play at Courtney's, cost only 1-2 as much to buy, operate on less than half the current, are five times as quiet, have fifty-six per cent more unit capacity, more convenience features, and improved styling, as compared with 1927 models," Mr. Courtney said Social security payments of $373, 1)74 29 went to 46,776 needy aged and dependent children in North Carolina last month. Director N. H. Yelverton said yesterday Hail INSURANCE Let us insure your tobacco against damage by hail. Last year over 50,000 farmers in the Southeast suffered severe hail losses. For the small additional cost of 4 per cent we can insure your cost of fertilizer and labor by a hail policy. Don't you think this would be a cheap investment. Write or como to see us. It will cost you no more to write this policy now than it would on July 1st. Let us cover your crop now. HARRISON AND CARSTARPHEN "Take 6, Multiply by 2, Divide by 3, Subtract 100 . . . and the answer is Triple Thrift!" A General Electric six cubic foot electric refriger ator of today lias almost twice the cooling capaci ty, almost four times the freezing speed, and oper ates for about one-third the cost of it's 1927 pre decessor. Yet with all of these superiorities, the 193> General Electric re frigerator is priced >100 lower. Never before has Genearl Etectrlc otftfTtT so much refrigerator for so little money. $5.00 DOWN IS ALL YOU NEED TO BUY A GENERAL ELECTRIC B. S.lCourtney ? Dealer Finals Program In School At Parmele Commencement exercises at the Training School, Parmele. got un derway Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, when the A. and T. band, Greensboro, N. C., rendered a mu sical 'program in the school auditor ium. Friday evening at eight o'clock the senior class rendered its class program. Sunday afternoon at three o'clock the baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Dr. George N. Fisher, rector of St. Ambrose Epis- I copal church, Raleigh He spoke 1 from the subject, "Quit ye like men, C be strong." He urged the import ance of building and preserving a I sound body and keeping it under subjectjon. "Enrich your minds," said the speaker,,"the air is filled with education. Jpst open your minds and take it in, and thereby live the abundant life." The grammar department of the ichool will render several programs during the week. Graduation exer cises will take place Thursday af ternoon at three o'clock. The prin cipal address will be delivered by Dr, Robert P. Daniel, president of Shaw University, Raleigh A cor dial invitation is extended to the public to attend these exercises District Auxiliary Holds Meeting In Hamilton (Continued from page one) it Kanuga. Another diocesan offi :er recognized was Mrs. John W lardy, of Williamston, supply sec etary. The Rev. William M. Latta, of Windsor, gave graphic illustrations if how a parish plan should work, n citing the work done by St. rhomas' Parish, Windsor, since the >eginning of his rectorship there in 935. After a solo, "Lord, Teach Me o Pray," by Mrs. E. S. Perry, of Windsor, the Rev. Mr. Latta led us n noonday prayers. The scholarship to Kanuga, given jy Mrs. J. G. Staton, of Williams on. was presented to the Rev. John W. Hardy. After a lovely and delightful uncheo'n, prepared and served ? by he ladies of the Baptist and Meth idist churches in Hamilton, the neeting was adjourned, to meet at 3t. Mark's, Roxobel, next year. Let us thank those jadies in Hamilton for their cordial hospitality. The following churches were rep nnff resented afthe meeting': Holy Innl cents, Avoca; St. Martin's, Hamil ton; ST Mark's, Roxobel, Si Thorn is, Windsor; Grace Church, Wood ville; Church of the Advent, Wil liamston. Nineteen Marriage Licenses Were Issued Last Month ? (Continued from page one) Wadie L. Pittman, of Stantons burg, and Perlie Mae Roberson, of this county. Colored Jasper Page and Rosie Ella Barn hill, both of Robersonville. Sam Langley, Jr., and Maggie Lou Stokes, both of Williamston. Arthur Brooks and Catherine Ellis, both of Plymouth. Herman R. Brooks and Dollena Jacobs, both of this county. Willie Green and Willie Jane Lyon, both of Williamston. Ervin Woolard and Aradis Corey, both of this county. Joe Henry Brown and Odessa Evans, both of Everetts. Arthur Duggins and Eula Lee Co tanche, both of Martin County. William Joseph Huff and Sarah Joyner, both of this county. Columbus Clark and Rose Moore, both of Hassell. Wants -j LOT FOR SALE ? LOCATED ON Williams Street. Apply to Mr. Joel Muse or Mr. Elbert Peel. FOR SALE?? COWS AND GILTS, 6 shoats, averaging 140 pounds. About 40 pigs averaging 17 pounds. Will consider olfer for entire lot or otherwise. Jos. W. Bailey, William ton, N. C. FOR SALE?300 REDS, 500 BAR red Rocks, 200 W. Giants. All from U. S. Pollorium tested flocks. 400 bushels feed corn and 200 bushels soybeans. Martin FCX Service. Tel ephone 119. BE 8URK TO ATTEND ANNUAL meeting of FCX and Cotton Asso ciation in Raleigh Tuesday, May 10 at 10:00 o'clock. Big free barbecue dinner. Carry four people in your car and get your gas and oil bill paid. Martin FCX Service. Tele phone 119. HEAR BETTY MOORE LECTURE. Will be here soon. Watch for date. a29-4t FOR THOSE WHO WANT THEIR pumps put down apply to S. H. Perry, Massey's Cross Road. m3-6-10-13 ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Easy Terms ea Goodrich Tires METHODIST Church school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. in. Theme Mothers' Service " Young People Mttu, 6:45 p. m. No night service, as th^pastor is olding a quarterly conference in lymouth for the elder who is at leneral Conference. Stewards meet Monday night, 7:30 . m. in pastor's study. CHRISTIAN Bible school, 9 45 a. m. Special Mother's Day program Morning worship 11 a. m. Subject Mother Trusts " Evening service, 8 p. m Sermon y the pastor. Special music will feature the torning service. Mid-week service, Wednesday. 8 m. Study in book of Hebrews. $ BAPTIST Bible school, 9:45 a.*m. Morning worship, 11a.m. Sub ct: "Three Good Women" B T. U., 7 p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m Subject Svil for Good, Evil for Evil, or ood for Evil?" It is hoped that our special Mo er's Day offering for the hospital ill amount to $100.00. 1 EPISCOPAL 3&ird Sunday after Easter Church school, 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11. Evening prayer and sermon, 8. The Diocesian convention for the loceses of East Carolina meets in ilmington, May 10-12. The dele tes elected to represent this church e: Mr. N. C. Green, Mr. David Da s, Mr. Charles Godwin and C. B. lark, Jr. CHURCH NEWS Dr. V. H. Mewborn, optometrist, attending the annual convention ' the North Carolina State Opto etric Society and the Eye Clinics ! the Graduate Clinic Foundation, hich are being held at Winston alem this-week. He will return to is Williamston and Plymouth of ces on Friday. ? . iN appeal to the people of MARTIN COUNTY 'ote for Don E. Johnson for Solici tor of Recorder's Court Friends of Martin "County, I am sking for your support in the June 'rimary as Candidate for Record r's Court Solicitor. Please read this rief sketch of my life history and ecide for yourself wjipther or not am worthy of the dlfice. I was born in Martin County, Pop ir Point, and for six years attended chool in a one-room building. I ained as much knowledge from hat training as possible, but the ?acher was burdened with too rnch work and could not give the ttention which we should have had. was then transferred to Hamilton nd later to Robersonville, where I raduated from High school. During my latter years of High chool I decided that I should like 3 study law, but due to financial ifficulties. it seemed an impossi ility. However, in the face of the arkest despair, I took my meager elongings and went to one of the est law schools in the state?? There 1 struggled through five f the hardest years imaginable. I as upon my own resources, having > pay my entire expenses such as x>m, board, tuition and even the ecessary incidentals, such as pen. aper and ink. To meet these ex enses I labored long and hard, late For the Man Who Wants Comfort in His Clothes See our new line of Palm Beaches Linens Tropical Worsteds They are the last word in comfort and all its acces sories as outlined by Esquire. Margolis Brothers at night and early morning. In spite of these, obstacles I finished my course with a Bachelor of Laws Degree, and a license to practice. New hope was burning high! But, alas, the question of finances arose again and 1 have been unable to begin the practice of law. Friends, give me your support and you give me ope break and a chance to practice law. 1 have always tried to be a man of good moral character and shall continue trying to be such. Thank you. DON E. JOHNSON. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The public will take notice that the partnership of Robert Swindell and G. P. Hughes trading as Swin deil and Hughes Machine Shop is JPn?bj^fissolvec^)^^nutuaJ^agre^ nent. The said G. P. Hushes is to eceive all money due said partner hip and is liable (or all debts made or the benefit of said partnership >ut is not liable for any debts con racted by Robert Swindell as an ndividual. The machine shop will ontinue under expert workmen and n the name of G. P. Hughes. This the 5th day of May, 1038. Iwindell and Hughes Machine Shop ri6-2t By G. P. Hughes NOTICE OF SALE lorth Carolina, Martin County. Under and by .virtue of the pow r of sale contained in a certain deed f trust executed to Edward E. thodes, trustee by Helen B. Rhodes n the 2nd day of March, 1925, and f record in the pithlic registry of ilartin County in Book X-2 at page 3, Elbert S. Peel having been sub tituted as the trustee therein, de ault having been made in the pay ment of the note secured thereby, nd the stipulations contained in the aid deed of trust not having been ompnea wun ana ?i uic i^uv.. -- he holder of the said note the un ersigned substituted trustee will n Saturday, the 21st day of May, 938, at 12 o'clock. Noon, in front of he courthouse door in the town of Villiamston, N. C., offer for sale to he highest bidder for cash the fol owing described real estate, to rit: Same being lot No. 7 in Plot No. of the James S. Rhodes Land Di ision as surveyed and Platted by ). Modlin. This the 19th day of April, 1938. ELBERT S. PEEL, 29-4t Substituted Trustee. DB. V. H MEWBORN OF-TOM-E-TRIST Williamston office Peele Jly Co, very Fri, 9:30 a. m. to 12 m. Plymouth office Liverman Drug So, every Fri. 2 to 5 p. m. Robersonville office Robersonvilla >rug Co, Tuesday, May 17. Eyes Examined - Glass fa Fitted at Tarhnro Everv Saturday ABigJW Every car ownei knows the Western Auto Supply Company, for 28 years the world's leading Automobile Supply Stores. This new locally owned store brings genuine Western Auto merchandise and values direct to car owners of this locality. New, fresh, high-grade mer chandise at the lowest prices ev er offered >n this section of the country. ; Every article guaran teed: "SATISFACTION OR MONEV BACK" Hundreds of Bargains. Come in and look around Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned and Operated by MILLER and MILLER 120 East Main Street WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA. Let us explain our Eaiy Payment Plan I NEW 1938 TRIETOnt RADIO Full Console Size?Long and Short Wave Whote Skin | Chamois | i;L7 Quality, Beauty and Perform ance Excel Other Well-known Sets Selling as High as ?55. ?"r30.45 Opening Price 6 TUBES?with 7-TUBE DIS TANCE, TONE and POWER' ?Achieved by scientific use of the new Dual-Purpose and Super-Power tubes. 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