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Economics Club Has Very Eventful Year In the Local Schools (Continued from page one) lected to have an exhibit at the State Fair in Raleigh, being one of the three counties selected The other two were Alamance and Duplin. Our exhibit was based on person al grooming. The exhibit represent ed a girl's bedroom In one part of the room, there was a dressing ta ble, at which a student sat and dem onstrated the care of hair and com plexion. Another part of the room I displayed a reading unit, which was! composed of a table, comfortable chair, magazines, books and a suita-! ble light for reading One part of. ! the room emphasized cleanliness by ' having a wash stand, soap, bowl^ bath cloth, towels, bath powder, de odorants. tooth brush and tooth paste One student stressed the care of | nails and showed how a manicure should be given I The colors used in the room were, green and yellow The rugs .pottery 1 skirt to the dressing table and tow I els furnished'these colors. The girls from Williamston who helped with the exhibit were, Mary Charles Godwin. Ruth Ward and Fay Gurganus Robersonville .gid? also worked on the exhibit Visits Herr Vesterday Mrs W L. Hopkins, of Woodard. visited here yesterday afternoon Ilxx als Ix)se Second Game of the Season ^ ufchinittovT* Pam Pack Win* 21 To 6 in Game La*t Friday The Green Wave dropped a hard | fought game last Friday to a heavier ( and superior Washington High elev , en by a 21 -G score. Washington scor , ed in the opening period of the con | test by a seventy-yard march, mak tng four or five yards on every play through the center of the Williams ton line Jack Sullivan and Cullipher ft-11 victims to their opponent lines men who were the superiors of tin I Williamston lads by about twenty pounds. Williamston was able to do I tittle against the powerful lnnr?of ' the Parn Pack exe'dpt for Vie com I pletion of several passes. Washington opi ned the third per | I-id with another strong drive to i push over their second score. The, j Green Wave, however, retaliated in i the third period with a touchdown | pass from Boykin to Arthur Ander ' son that was good for seventy yards | I and the touchdown. Washington tallied its final score hear the end of the fourth period! v\ ith a touchdown pass into the end I /one Williamston made one final | threat for another score when Tout sie Roberson jaunted around right | end for a 40-yard dash, but was stop ped by his opponents' safety man. The Washington defeat ended the six win streak by the local high school eleven. The Green Wave has now won seven out of nine games. Green Wave To Play Robersonville Here \ i?itorn ^ ill lirin^ \cwly Or ganized Team llcrc Friday Williamston High has been Martin County's only representative on the gridiron for the past several years, but Robersonville organized a foot ball eleven in the past several weeks and will be seen here Friday The boys in that town who were interest ed. collected and sold tobacco this i fall to secure the necessary money for suits. This'iFirday afternoon the William ston High Grerh Wave will play host to its county rivals for the first time in recent years. The game will begin at 1:30 to give the country students an opportunity to see their football team in action. Many bus students have expressed their desire to see their school team play but could not, since the games were scheduled after school hours and they had no means of getting home after the game. On Friday the game will begin at 1:30, but the school buses will not leave until their regular scheduled time of three o'clock. Since the Eden to ji game was not played in .Williamston, the season tickets will he honored on Friday when Williamston plays Roberson ville. to make up for the Edenton game Tlie Williamston team will close its season on Thanksgiving Day, No vember 30. when it meets Windsor High here. Junior ( Jul) Holds Regular Meet Here P The Junior Woman's club lu-ld its regular monthly meeting on Tues day night at the club building with a large number of members present. Mrs. Irving M. Margolis, whose res ignation as president was later ac cepted, presided over the meeting. Mrs "X A7 bason was elected to fill Mrs Margohs' unexpired term, which has been characterized by faithful and enthusiastic work for both the club and the active part in which it plays in communty life. After the minutes of the preceding meeting were read by Mrs Curtis Leggett, recording secretary, Mrs. Josephine Harrison gave the treas ures report: Mrs. J. Paul Simpson gave a report on the Collins Enter tainment Festival, followed by a re port on the supper for the Senior Woman's club by Mrs. Edwin Tra hey Mrs. J A. Eason. chairman of the Keel cross committee, gave a re port on that work in this commun ity. Following the business session a very interesting and entertaining program in commemoration of the twenty-first anniversary of Nation al Book Week was presented by Mrs. John W Hardy, chairman of this month's program committee After giving a short history of Book Week. Mrs Hardy introduced Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, field worker for the N. C. Library Commission, who I gave a very interesting talk on books and libraries. Mrs. Jim Cook then gave a summary of the library work here which has been going on very successfully for 18 months. At the conclusion of the meeting, it was voted by all present to help the local library as much as possi ble NOTICE OF SALE tinder and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain Deed of Trust executed to the un dersigned Trustee, dated 16th July. 1937, of record in the Register of Deeds office in Book P-3, page 353, to secure certain notes of even date therewith, and the stipulations in said Deed of Trust not having been complied with, and at the request of the holder of said bonds, the un dersigned Trustee will, on the 2nd day of December, 1939, at 12 o'clock,! Noon, in front of the Courthouse1 IIKRE TONIGHT \ Basketball fans of this srctioo will ?el their first chance to see the Williamston Martins in ac tion lonifht when thev play the strong quint from Conway at the local gym at 8 o'clock. Led by Breezy Beaird. who hooped 15 points, the locals won over thr Conway team last week, but both teams will no doubt show real mid-season form when they meet here to night. Manager Howard Larp has urged everyone to see the Mar tins in their opening home game and promises a fast and thrill ing battle all the way through. Development Of South Portrayed ? * hi Picture Here (Continued from page one) all this development, it is pointed out, is economic balance through self-containment. Taking up the problems of the modern South, the picture brings to j the farmers messages from several agricultural leaders They draw at - | tent ion t<> the front line <?f attack on j farm problems- the agricultural ex- | periment stations maintained by each state Shown at work are scientists who spend their lives studying for im proved farming methods. Here re sults achieved by various ratios of plant food?nitrogen, available phos phoric arid and potash?are compar ed in accurate controlled plots. Plant vigor and plant diseases are studied, as are also ways and means of keep ing the land young how to save it from wearing away. To achieve self-containment, the film shows, the South, especially in time of war, needs an unfailing sup ply of low cost nitrogen. The scene then changes to the great plant of Arcadian Nitrate at Hopewell. Va . largest of its kind in the world, which is providing such a supply. For the future ' The New South" foresees self-containment for a more prosperous South, Southern agricul ture building Southern industry; home industry supporting Southern farms, more and better crops, with profitable markets awaiting them, and homefolks buying from home folks door, Martin County, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described tract of land: Beginning on Williamston and Hamilton Highway at an iron stob, the North Corner of the lot upon which B. I) Wynne now lives, thence a westerly course along said lot upon which W. I). Wynne now lives to an iron stob on Williamston and Hamilton Hoad, thence a northerly course along the said old Williams ton and Hamilton Hoad 50 feet to an iron stob, thence an easterly course a line parallel with first line to an iron stob on Williamston and Hamilton Road, thence a southerly course 50 feet to Highway. This 1st day of November, 1939. B. A CRITCHEK. n7-4t Trustee. NOTICE North Carolina. Martin County. In The Superior Court. County of Martin against Mrs. A. B. Coleman and others. The defendant. Mrs A. B. Cole man. above named, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in tin- Superior court of Martin County, North Caro lina, to foreclose the taxes on land in Martin County in which said defen dant, Mrs. A. B. Coleman has an interest; and the said defendant will further take notice that she is requir ed to appear before 1, B Wynne, Clerk of the Superior Court of Mar tin County at his office in Williams ton. North Carolina, within thirty the completion of * WE wort HAVE TO WOXXY AMOVE MAN/H6 THOSE MS" sSCE\ J HorswawEVE J LEARNED ABOUT Sr T.4KT feeding! your at three week* of age, Tuxedo I'ijj Meal in addition to mm's milk, and you'll never worry about the weaning per iod. You'll find the pig* will neither suffer sethaek* when weaned nor fall easy prey to disease. They'll grow into the kind of hogs that put on weight at a profit. Just try Tuxedo I'ig Meal, and you'll find it pays. W. H. Basnight & Co., Inc. Wholesale Dealers Only Ahoskie, N. C. TUXEDO PIG MEAL ? HOG RATION ? "BIG FORTY" ?ATTENTION? F armers&T ruckers WK AUK NOW BIIY1NG Scrap Tobacco W r ( an I m1 Large On jnlilic-. Of (ioinl Scrap Tobacco NOW. Itriiiff Your Scrap Tobacco Directly To Our IMunt. W. I. SKINNER Tobacco Co. Inc. WILLIAMSTON, N. C. PEACE of Mind * .r-i j W lien Your \ aluaUlen An S A F K No need lo worry about important pa pers or jewelry, or valuable cash when you have a sale de posit vault. The annual cost is so low, that it is neg lifible compared to the degree of safety you benefit by. Drop in today and rent a safe deposit box for your use and your family's. It may cost as little as $2 50. Branch Banking & Trust Company "THE SAFE EXECUTOR" Federal Deport lanruct Corporation Quick Results ? Lowest Cost ENTERPRISE WANT ADS The ENTERPRISE WANT AI) RATES One cent a word (this type) each insertion. 25c Minimum Charge 2c a word thin ?iz<' Cash must accompany all or ders unless you have an open acr count with us. We reserve the right to revise or reject any copy. The ENTERPRISE PHONE U? FARM FOR SALE 80 ACRES, 28 cleared, 2 dwellings, tobacco barns, ample out buildings Mules, hay. corn and farm tools complete. Olan d**r Harrison. Route oge, Roberson viHe. - n21 -24 FOR RENT -.APARTMENT NO. 16 and garage no 4. Apply to Mrs. Jim Staton. n!4-17-21-24 YOU CAN GO FURTHER IF YOU will change to Texaco Motor Oil, now insulated against cold and heat. It sells for 25c a quart Harrison Oil Company. If AVOL1NE?THE FINEST MOTOR oil that money and skill can pro duce. Haypline keeps your engine clean; a 100*'; Pennsylvania Oil. Harrison Oil Company HAVOLINE ? A BETTER MOTOR oil. Not just up-to-date but a long j step ahead. Harrison Oil Company | this service of publication by notice j and to answer or demur to the com plaint of the plaintiff in this action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 30th day of October. 1939. L B. WYNNE. Clerk Superior Court of o31 4t Martin County. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust executed by C. U. Rogers and wife, Francos Rogers, to the under signed trustee, dated the 10th day of May. 1939, and of record in the Public Registry of Martin County in Book Y-3. page 31. and at the re quest of the holder of the note of in- i debtedness thereby secured, default | having been made in the payment thereof. I will, on the 30th day of j November, 1939, at 12 o'clock Noon, j at the courthouse door in Martin County offer for sale at public auc tion for cash the property described in said deed of trust as follows, to wit: All that parcel or tract of land containing 66 acres, more or less, ly ing and being on the Jamesville and Washington Road, about four miles from the town of Jamesville, in Jamesville Township, Martin Coun ty, North Carolina, having metes, shape and distances and courses as will appear more fully by reference to a map thereof made by Sylvester Peel, surveyor, May 10, 1919, on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia and being bounded, ac cording to said plat, on the North by the lands of C. C. Keys, On the East by Lightfoot Avenue, on the South by the lands of Dennis Simmons Lumber Company, and on the West i by the High water mark of Deep Run I and being the same land heretofore conveyed to Malinda Shepherd by . B. Duke Critcher. Commissioner, by i deed dated May 20. 1919. recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds CALL THE NL-BL-T SHOPPE FOR appointments. All new equipment. Fastest dryers. Located in the At lantic Hotel Building, Williamston, N. C. Mrs. Bailey, Owner n21-2t SALESMAN WANTFD TO WORK retail stores, drug stores and oth er retailers, selling line of penny and nickel candies. Exclusive territory and attractive proposition to a hust ler who is willing to work and pro duce business. Reply Box 387, Wil liamston. nl0*3t AM GETTING IP ORDER FOR long leaf pines. Anyone interest ed. please call 229 or Mrs. Elbert S. Peel. "V nl7-4t WISHES TO GRADE TOBACCO?I will grade tobacco for any one who needs me. Experienced grader. Mrs. Zeno Beddard, Poplar Point Town ship, Martin County. nl0-3t FOR SALE CHEAP bacco farm. 65 acres cleared land, | 65 acres wood land, 2 dwelling ? houses, good tobacco barns and pack I houses See Don E. Johnson, Attor-1 ney. n!4-17-21-24 FOR SALE: UNDERWOOD AND Royal typewriter ribbons. Guaran teed non-smudge carbon paper. Sten cil ink. Enterprise Publishing Com pany. nl4-tf FOR RENT ? TWO BEDROOMS with adjoining bath. Hot water. Telephone 19-W HOGS STRAYED AND IN MY Pos session: One white sow, 225 pounds, split each ear?two white unmarked?3 spotted pigs unmark ed?one black shoat unfarked. Own er may secure these hogs if he will pay for keeping same and pay ad vertising costs. V G Taylor, Ham ilton-Williamston road. n21-2t for Martin County in Book B-2, at page 40. This the 30tn aay of October, 1939. HUGH G. HORTOfiL Trustee. Coburn & Coburn, Attys. o31-4t NOTICE: SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES I James A Raw Is tax collector for the Town of Oak City. N. C., have this day levied on the following real estate and will sell same &t public auction, for cash, in front of the postoffice in the town of Oak City. N. C., on Monday, December 11, 1939, at 12:00 o'clock, M., for taxes due and unpaid for the year 1938. unless taxes, penalty and costs are paid on or before that date. The amounts listed below represent ac tual taxes due, the penalty and cost to be added to each account. This the 8th day of November, 1939 JAMES A RAWL. Tax Collector, nl4-4t of Oak City, N. C. White Bellflower and Johnson $ 68 J. V. Crisp 7.02 RECEIVED TODAY: 16 CARLOADS Texaco Fire-Chief gasoline un loaded this week. Largest shipment of the year. Harrison Oil Company 39.600 CANS HAVOLINE AND Texaco Motor Oil came in on to day's boat. No better oil at any price. Harrison Oil Company. COLD WEATHER IS HERE. IT IS time to change to Texaco Motor Oil. It stays in your crankcase long er. Harrison Oil Company. RADIO REPAIRING ? STARTING November 22, for 16 days only, we will repair your radio for $1.00 labor charges, plus parts We guarantee our work. Nothing but genuine parts used. Wetsern Auto Store n21-2t GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIR ing done here. Expert service, rea sonable prices. Western Auto As sociate Store. Williamston. s22-tf RADIO REPAIRING?TAYLOR EL ectric Co. Phone 6. ol3-tf CABBAGE & COLLARD PLANTS for sale. Early Jersey and Charles ton Wakefield cabbage plants Pe can Grove Farm. Henry C. Green. Williamston. N. C. nl4-17-24-d1-8-15-22 TAYLOR ELECTRIC CO. | Radio Repairing ol3-tf ECONOMY AI TO Sl'PPEY Williamston Easy Terms on Goodrich 'Iires and Batteries J T. Daniel 6 72 Mrs. J T. Daniel Est 25.26 Cassie Davenport .83 N. E Davenport 15.67 C. L. Etheridge .70 Mrs. Annie Harrell 13.88 E. L Harrell 16.77 Mrs S E. Hines 8.99 J C H Johnson 6.29 Mrs Sidnev Mallory 8.25 Chas W. Priddy 2.75 W. E Tyson 7.39 Colored Bertha Brown & Gordon Williams $ 69 John Brown 4.67 Herman Burnett 3.87 Molester Dolberry 2.48 Charlie Gay .41 N B Green 6.12 Columbus Jenkins 1.65 C. C. Jones 8.65 Owen Jones 4 64 Gus Parker 1.95 Henry Parker 2.77 Josephine Pitt Est. .35 Eliza Ruff 3.58 Henry Clay Savage 3.15 Raleigh Sherrod Est. .55 J C Williams 35.00 ?SPECIAL TIRE SALE! ONLY THREE DAYS WEDNESDAY ? THURSDAY And FRIDAY NOVEMBER 22 THROUCH NOV. 21 5% DISCOUNT ON ONE TIKE 10% DISCOUNT ON 2 TIRES 15% DISCOUNT ON 3 TIKES 20% DISCOUNT ON I TIRES i THE PRICES INCLUDE YOUR OLD TIRES WESTERN AUTO STORE W. J. MILLER. Manager W1LLIAMSTON f m Santa Claim is very busy distributing Christmas cash to our Christmas Club de positors of the past year! They won't be "pinched" by gift purchases, so take a tip front them and enroll now for 1940 Christmas money. It's so simple! A visit to our offices will enroll yoit?Payments made weekly. Join our 19-W Christmas Club. Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.
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