Carolina-N. C. State And Marshall-W ake Forest Tilts
Furnish Doubleheader On Saturday For State Fans
Wolf pack And Heels
Tangle In Afternoon
Session In Raleigh
State Offers Grid Followers
Big Surprise This
Season
?
Starting off North Caorlina's grid
show this week-end will be the Car
olina-N. C. State affray to be play
ed in Raleigh Saturday afternoon as
the initial game of a doubleheader
And this meeting could well be call
ed a thrill show for the Wolves are
pointing to their brother Tar Heel*
and with Carolina's spurt in form
last week-end, anything and every
thing is likely to be seen.
Coach Doc Newton's Wolfpack,
rated only mediocre before the cur
rent season got underway, has sur
f prised even the most optimistic. In
East, Fehley and Watts, Coach New
ton has a trio of smooth-working
backs who perform equally as well
both defensively and offensively.
His line, although not studded with
outstanding stars, is steady and re
liable, and charges very hard.
At North Carolina. Lalanne and
Don Baker once more are expected
to spark a fine offense in every de
partment, to say nothing of capable
aid from Dunkle, Sadoff, Connor, Pe
cra, O'Hare and a host of others. In
the forward wall, All-American Paul
Severin is expected to stop the Wolf
pack, along with Gates Kimball, Carl
Sunthiemer, Dick White, Gwynn
Nowell and others.
Coach Ray Wolf was very well
pleased with his team's exhibition
against Texas Christian last week
end, and hopes that they have hit
their stride and will be ready for
the fighting State College Wolf
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Bend of straight washes 00 Proof Tfie
stra k : "tff1 ,n 'P i P'oduct die 4 s
Blue Devil Is Ready To Go
Jap Davis, now over his injur
ies, will be ready to go when
Duke I'niversity invades Col
gate for their annual tilt. Jap
Happenings In The
School At Everetts
It has been announced by the
Everetts P.T.A. president, Mrs. A
P. Barnhill, that the school commun
ity is beginning on next Tuesda>
night at 7:30 an extensive progran
designed to raise funds for the nec
essary equipment to standardize the
elementary school.
The program announced is as fol
lows:
October 21st in the school auditor
lum a womanless wedding. The wed
ding party will consist of some 2<
men of the school district. We guar
antee that you cannot get as man}
healthy laughs anywhere else for i
dime.
Friday evening, October 25thf i
square dance with all the thrills o
yesterday's youth
Tuesday evening, Nov. 5th, th<
P.T.A. will sponsor an oyster sup
per up town. Remember, this i:
election night and give yourself i
vacation from your own kitchen
Spend a gay evening hour with youi
neighbors and enjoy the election re
turns.
Watch your paper and bulletir
boards for further announcement
regarding these activities.
pack Saturday.
With such a colorful array o
backfield stars, everyone expects i
wide open ball game with both team.4
using a great many deceptive plays
Is rated a mighty fine bark by
Coach Wallace Wade and his
presence in the Blue Devil line
up has been sorely missed.
FIRST
Hanker Clyde Griffin, kept
awake by worrying over the
draft, rolled out early Wednes
day morning and was the first
to register in the local precinet
at the call of llncle Sam.
IN HKAUFORI
Williamston's Green Wave Li
meeting Beaufort's Ocean Wave
this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, re
ports stating that the Carteret
lads are certain to offer a strong
romprimmi. iniriy ui inr lo
cal football lad* left here this
morning at 9 o'clock for the
roast, traveling in five cars.
They were accompanied by John
Coff. Hal Dickens and Wheeler
Manning.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having this day qualified as exec
utor of the estate of Mrs. J. F. Jack
son, deceased, late of Martin County
North Carolina, this is to notify al
persons having claims against th<
estate to present them to the under
signed on or before September 20
1941, or this notice will be pleadec
in bar of their recovery. All personi
indebted to said estate will pleast
make immediate payment.
This the 20th day of Sept. 1940.
MRS. OLIVE MIZELL,
Executor of the estate of
s20-6t Mrs. J. F. Jackson, deceased
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
North Carolina, Martin County. Ir
the Superior Court.
County of Martin vs. Etherllne Car
son and others.
Under and by virtue of an ordei
of re-sale signed by L. B Wynne
Clerk of the Superior Court, on th<
8th day of October, 1940, the under
signed commissioner will, on thi
23rd day of October, 1940, in fron
of the courthouse door, at twelvi
o'clock noon, offer for re-sale to th<
highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described tract of land, to wit:
A tract of land lying and bein|
in Williams Township, bounded oi
the North by the Dunning and Lil
ley land, on the West by the Cai
Jones land, on the South by Jesa
and John Henry Lee, on the Eai
by Rome Lee, same being a part o
the lands of the late Henry Carsoi
and being listed for taxes for the lai
several years in the name of J. C
Godard
This the 8th day of October, 194i
CHAS. H MANNING,
^^^orjuTUSsKinei^^^
SALE ON ALL BLANKETS
Fine quality ami priced to Ruit you. If you
need a blanket, now in the time to buy it. U'e
have them at the following prices
48c?98c?$1.98
$2.98 and $3.50
Martin Supply Co.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Turnage Theatre ? Washington, N. C.
Sunday October M
Wedneaday-Thunday October tl-li
"Gold Rush Maiaie"
ANN 80THERN and LEE BOWMAN
"Ans<'l? Over Brouilway
DOUG FAIRBANKS. JR., RITA HAYWORTH
HinS?y-Ty u<?y October tl-SS
"The Great Profile"
JOHN BARRY MORE, MARY BETH HUGHES
Friday-Saturday October ii-M
"Rhythm on the River"
BING CROSBY and MARY MARTIN
ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Experienced Team
Is Listed By Herd
And Demon Deacs
Thundering Herd Ix>?t Only
l"our Reguium Front
'39 leant I
Wake Forest ? Football fans of
North Carolina and vicinity will
have to travel but 16 miles to see
the second game of Saturday's twin
bill, with the Deacons of Wake For
est slated to entertain Marshall Col
leges Thundering Herd in Groves
Madium Saturday night.
Marshall is probably the strong
est club in West Virginia this year
undefeated in the first four games,
and advance notices from the Herd
drum beaters indicate it is strong
er than the '39 aggregation that bare
ly lost to Wake Forest 14-13.
Interest is running high at Hunt
ington. W Va . home of the Herd
for a victory over the Deacons A
large delegation of Marshall back
ers have announced plans for attend
ing the game, one group even char
tering a special plane for the trip
Main reason for the visitors' en
thusiasm is that only four regulars
are gone from lust year's club, and
the fact that Coach Cam Henderson
will be able to match experience
With experience, power with power
and probably his passing attack
which was so deadly to the Deacons
last year, will be superior.
th^.,J"/ckAl H,unt'200 p?und ,r'pi?'
threat fullback and All-West Vir
?hmauPe??rm.el "* " M'ph a -vear ago
? show a comhination
ace. He outpassed. outkicked and
outgained any individual the Dears
?"''r '"at season and is ram
redding his club's attack now.
iri!!r"t.ngetS.PlJenty assis??nce in his
triple threat duties from Quarter -
m,1 'k P1t'u'l"s '85 pounder, while
Halfbacks Harley Kuhl and Andy
D Antoni veterans, furnish the open
Held and around-end fireworks.
This quartet has not been stopped
as yet, and while probably the op
position has not been as lough as
Wake Forests, they battled the Dea
cons on even terms lust year and
certainly should be better now
Morn. ,-NOTICE OF SA,E
Yhl euruljna' Martin County. I,
^ the Superior Court.
'Um. ^d'olw ^ W"
oHh'e* oUdL' by L H Wy""< . cFerk
or the Superior Court of Murtin
b.?r Lo",ihe 30'h day SepWm
swnei w.'n u!ldeJ sl?fn?'d commis
Monei will, on Friday, the 1st dav
of November, 194(1, at twelve o'clock
noon, front of the courthouse d^
rvin F of Williamston, Martin
County, offer for sale to the highe"
serial 1caah thr following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
26.in Bloc|t B in the Syca
?4-4t MC,lni?;,
SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY~
w .u ^ publication
North Carolina, Martin County. In
The Superior Court.
crof*"?* B?*cro,t v"- Cheater Bee
The defendant above named wil
ahov n?i!'Ce ,that an action entitled a;
above has been commenced in tin
aZh,'."r H?Ur' Martin County to,
absolute divorce on the grounds o!
years Separation, and the de
fendant will further take notice thai
he is required to appear before L
Cuu? T'm Clerk of the Superioi
Court of Martin County, on or be
Tore tlnrty days after the expiratior
or the service of summons by pub
lication, arid answer or demur ti
the complaint in said action, or th?
plaintiff wtTt apply for the reliel
demanded in said complaint.
This the 7th day of October, 1940
L. B WYNNE, -
?'1 41 Clerk Superior Court
i ?T , notice of sale
North Carolina, Martin County Ir
? The Superior Court
County of Martin vs. Shepherd Kic<
and Others.
Under and by virtue of an ordei
of sale in the above entitled pro
ceeding made by L. B. Wynne, Clerk
or the Superior Court of Martir
County on the 30th day of Septem
ber, 1940, the undersigned commis
JJ2Il?J^ldi^>il^!oijdS?;-ihe_Oh^hj2
The Winnohs...
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JVo/ Via Zotliac
North Carolma-N C State Add- i
in^ the dice, it's Carolina after a
fashion
Duke-Colgate: The Blue Devils
return to action* after the Tennessee |
defeat, with the Red Raiders the vic
tims.
Wake Forest-Marshall No set-up. |
but the Deacons to win
Davidson-Sewanoe: The bottom!
teams meet with the Fighting Wild
cats rated a shade better
Bucknell over Western Maryland.
Catholic over Miami
Detroit over Manhattan.
Michigan State over Temple.
Tulsa over St. Louis.
Georgetown over V. P I.
Maryland over Florida Could 11
be mistaken?
Army-Harvard: Neither team has I
anything to brag about, but just to |
say something. Harvard.
Boston College over Idaho.
Columbia over Georgia.
Cornell over Syracuse
Yale over Dartmouth Another |
with little to ofTer.
Pitt over Fordham The Panthers
don't seem to need Sutherland.
Holy Cross over New York U.
Penn over Princeton.
Penn State over Lehigh
Michigan over Illinois.
Iowa over Indian.
Missouri over Iowa State.
Nebraska over Kansas.
Oklahoma over Kansas State.
Ohio State over Minnesota. I pick
ed the Buckeyes to lose last week
But this is their week.
Northwestern over Wisconsin.
Notfe Dame over Carnegie TecfiT
Tennessee over Alabama.
Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt. But
don't look too soon.
Kentucky over George Washing
ton.
Mississippi over Duquesne.
Richmond over W and L
Texas over Arkansas.
Baylor over Villanova, merely on
a toss of the lead nickel.
S. M. U. over Auburn Another of
the "close" variety.
Texas A. and M over Texas Chris
tian.
U. C. L. A. over California.
Southern California over Oregon.
Washington over Oregon Slate ?
With no bets available.
Stanford over Washington State.
Looks like Stanford likes th' . ew
coach.
of November, 1940. at twelve o'clock
noon, in front of the courthouse door
in the town of Williamston, Martin
County, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash the following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
A certain lot with improvements
thereon on the Northwest corner
of Church and Sycamore Streets,
having a frontage of 57 feet 011 Syca
more St., and running down Church
St. 210 feet, it being the same prem
ises occupied by Shepherd Rice dur
ing the past several years.
This the 2nd day of October, 1940.
ELBERT S PEEL.
o4-4t Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the author
ity contained in that certain deed
of trust executed to the undersign
ed Substituted Trustee, 011 the 4th
day of April, 1937, by Sully John
1 son, Crawford Howard, Harry Murt
f 1 Howard and wife, Jerusha Howard,
and of record in the Public Reg
istry of Martin County in Book M-3,
page 585, said deed of trust having
been given to secure a certain note
even date and tenor therewith,
and the stipulations therein con
tained not having been complied
with, and at the request of parties
interested, the undersigned Substi
tuted Trustee will, on Tuesday, No
vember 12, 1940, at 12:00 o'clock
noon, in front of the courthouse door
in the Town of Williamston, North
Carolina, offer for sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real estate:
pv\T1p | If Eoceae Acid ciumi
r K r P 1 you P?fn? of Stomach
1 lmAJli ? Ulc#r.# Indigestion,
B looting, Coo, Hoort burn, Belching,
Nauaaa, r?t ? '???? ~mpU of UDGA
and ? frM tntaraotin, booklat a*
DAVIS DRUG STORE
?ATTENTION?
Farmers & Truckers
WE ARE NOW BUYING
Scrap Tobacco
We Gan Une Ijirge Quantitim of Good
Scrap Tobacco NOW. Brill# Your
Scrap Tobacco Directly to Our Plant.
W. I. SKINNER
Tobacco Co., Inc.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
A house and lot in the Town of I Price and wife. Dora Price, on the
Wilhamaton on the North aide of the 2nd day of July, 1II2S. and of rec
Wiiliamslon-Washington Road, ad- ard u? the lAihUc Ragiaary of Martin
joining ir.e- lai.d- ??f William Whit- Counfl|r.m look
ley and other*, and beginning at a TTul ^
corner. Peter Davia' line on the Wll- a7?Kol^Ji
liam*ton-Washington Road: thence ,,
along Peter Davis' line ISO feet to Martin. Atty. oll-dt
William Whitley's line; thence along
William Whitley's line 37 feet to a Jo Rthttt
stake, thenee a line 120 feet to the ft
Williamston-Washington Road. it
being a point 71 feet from Peter Da
vis' line, thence along the Willlama
ton-Washington Road 71 feet to the
beginning, and being the same land \
Conveyed to Crawford Howard and!
Harry Hurt Howard by John D '
C,?V664
KJMO 1MUTS-1AIVI. MOSI
NOTICE of TOWN TAX SALES
I. W B Daniel. u?x collector for the town of Williamson. County of
Martin Mate of North Carolina, have this day levied on the following
tracts of land., and will sell same at public auciton, for cash, at the court
vSiif* ?7ir W'Hiamston. North Carolina, on Monday. November 11.
is#4U. at 12 o clock noon, for taxes due and unpaid for the year 1939, un
less said taxes, penalty and costs are paid on or before that date. A pen
w i . Cl'nijftnd a charKe of $1 50 to care for costs in handling the
sale aje to he added to each of the amounts shown, which represents
taxi's only
This the 7th day of October. 19411
W B DANIEL. Tux Collector.
Town of Williamstun.
WHITE
Brown. Dr. V. E . 1 Church St lot 34.41
ChSfry, Raymond, 1 Williams St tenant 43 91
Cherry. J B.. 6 Rhodes St ten; 2 Smithwick St ten. 1 Smithwick lot.
1 Main St store 215 38
Chesson. Bruce. 1 Park Place res 42.43
Chesson. F. L. 1 W Main St res 43.15
Clark. C. B. & C. B. Jr., 1 Main St store 88.(J9
Clary, S. R., 1 Hat ton & Watts St ten 89.15
Coburn. Critcher 8t Peel. iBank bldg.. 1 Mam St store 137 47
Cox. Mrs Stacey, 1 Main St res ^2.75
Critcher, B. A . 2 Jamesville Road ten 5L09
Everett. J R . 1 Smithwick St lot 31 16
Goddard, Mrs. Belle. 1 Hatton St res ? 20.80
Green, John W.. I Main St ten 52.00
Grimes, S. H 1 Haughton ami Simmons Ave lot 115 33
Gurganus, L. 11 . I Watts St res 82^70
Had ley, Mrs Willie Ann. 1 Mam St ten 48^06
I Halberstadt, Walter. 1 Church St res 43.54
j Hardison, C. C.. 1 Kim St res, Paving 2.56
Hardison, Garland. 1 Simmons Ave res 15.60
Harrison, Henry D.. 1 Simmons Ave res 58.92
Hines, Mrs Ethelync C . I Main St res 26 00
Hodges, C C . 1 Pine St ten 5.20
Hodges, F K . Est.. 1 Warren St ten 5.20
Hoyt. F W.. 1 Watts St ten 71.37
Lamb, W. G . Admr., 1 Smithwick St res 143.25
Leggett, Mrs. J A . 1 Beech St lot 2.60
Martin, Wheeler. 1 Pine. St lot 3.83
Martin, Louie P.. 1 Main St res 102.40
Martin Mrs C A , Est , X Mam St office 39.00
Mob lev. Mrs J R A Nettie Cowen. 1 factory site, 4 Main St ten and
res j 4 j
Moore. Geo. E. 1 Main St shop 10.75
Myers. W M l Kay St res 21.80
Norton, M. J . I Mill site near river 17.03
Peele. Charles A . 1 Biggs St ten. Haughlon St lot 31 77
Peele. Mrs. H. D . Est.. 1 Haughton St res 40.36
Peele. H O.. 1 Main St office 26.48
Peele & Fowden. 2 Wash. Road. 1 Main St store 80.60
Price. Jesse T., 1 Main St res and lot 46.80
Ray, S. (\. 1 Beech St res 53 12
Ray. 11. A 1 Beech St lot f** 3.60
Roberson, Mrs. Eli. 1 Main St res 3.90
Slade Rhodes & Co.. 1 Warren St lot 54.36
Stephenson, F H . 1 Main St res 25x.70
Strawbridge, K G., 1 Snuthwiek St res and shop, 2 lots 83.28
Swain. J H & Virginia. I Haughton St res 93.38
Thompson, Mrs. Emma, 1 Mam St apt. 2 Main St ten 97 50
York. Kate B . 1 Simmons Ave res. l-T"
1 Wash St store. 1 Main St ten. 1 R.R. ten 286 05
COLORED
Alexander, M. L.. 1 Garret4. St lot 2.86
Alexander. W L., 1 Hyman St lot 3.91
| Andrew.-, L. t 1 Elm St lot 5 59
Andrews, Olivia. 1 Washington Road lot 2.60
Ashley, Lizzie. 1 Main St res * 7 80
Bag Icy, Lucy. 1 Rhodes St res 9.10
Battle, Ida Slade, 1 White St lot 2.60
Bell. Eugene. 1 Leggett Lane res 6.20
Bennett. Mariah, Est . 1 Washington Road res 10.40
Bonds. Sherman, 1 Sycamore St res 13.00
Bonds. Mary. 1 Hyman St res 15.60
Boston. Virginia, 1 Slade res 6.50
Brown, Guilford, 1 Wash. Road barber shop 2.60
Brown, Win. Elmer, 1 Church St lot 5.94
Brown. Roberta. 1 Gurganus ten 7 80
Brown. Lucy, 1 Sycamore St res 6.50
Brown. Eddie Watts, 1 Wash Road barber shop 14.00
Bryant, Lou. 1 R.R. St res 3.90
Bullock. Ella, 1 Wilson St res 10.40
Bunch, W. C , 1 Broad St lot, 1 Wash. Road lot 12.79
Clemmons, Paul, Est., 1 Sycamore St res 6.50
Clemmons, Elisha. 1 Sycamore St res 5 20
Clemmons, John, 1 Church St res 10.40
Clemmons, Homer, 1 Broad St res n.80
Davis Bob , Est 1 R R St lot 2.90
Duggins, Adeline, 1 Main St res 10 40
Eborn. Carolina, 1 Harrell St res 4 50
Everett, Christine, 1 Centre St res, 1 R R St lot 11.70
Everett. Jack, 1 R.R. St res 6.50
Gaynor, Bryant, Est . 1 R.R. St ten 7.80
Giles, Lenora, Est , 1 Elm St lot 3 90
Graham, Lena, 1 Washington Road res 7 80
Gurganus. Henry, Est., 1 Wilson St res 7 80
GurgailUs, Alonza, 1 Miggs ,M res 7 8fl
Gurganus. Catherine, 1 Warren St res 6.50
Hill. Ruth, 1 Martin St res, I White St lot 11 70
Hassell, Bell, Est., 1 Elm St res 9.10
Hoggard. L. C., 1 Wash. St Haughton St prop 81 38
~TTyman,, Mary. I WiTsbn St res 7 80
Hyman, Rebecca St A Harris. 1 Hyman St res 15.60
Hyman, Rebecca, 1 Hyman St lot 2 60
James, J. T., 1 Pearl St res 9.10
Johnson, Viney, Est , 1 White St res 6.50
Jones. Willie, 1 White St lot 2.60
Jones, Henry, 1 Sycamor" St res 10.40
Jones, Ella, 1 Ben Jones res, 1 Slade res 10.40
Jones, Naomi, 1 R.R. St res 10.40
Latham, Maggie, I Church St res 9.10
Manson, Henry, 1 Wash. Road res 19.20
Mizell, W B , 1 Elm St res 20 41
Moon-, Eliza, Est, 2 Main St tenants 16.90
Ormond, W V., Blount St ten, 1 Pearl St ten 47 58
Ormond, W V . Jr , 1 Rhodes St res 13.70
Peel, J W , 1 Wash Road 14.30
Payton, Bruce, 1 Wash. Road cafe, 1 Elm St ten 50.77
Price, Sudie, 1 Washington Road ten 13.00
Price, W H , 1 Hyman St res 10.40
Perrington. Phillip, 1 Broad St lot '2.30
Purvis, Arthur, 1 Broad St res 13.00
Purvis, Geo. T., 1 Hatton St res 7 50
Purvis, Gus &t Rosa, Hyman St res and lot 7.80
Purvis, Alice, 1 Centre St 6.50
Riddick, Solomon, Est , 1 Reddick St res 13.00
Respass, Francis, 1 Elm St res 7 80
Rhodes, John, Est , 1 Main St property 7.80
Rhodes, Lonnie, 1 Warren St res 8.80
Rice. Shepard, 1 Sycamore St res 20.76
Rice, Jane, 1 Broad St res 10.40
Roberson, Rosa. 1 Broad St res 7.80
Rogers, Paul W., 1 res and 2 Joyner lots 26 00
Rogers, Robt., 1 Sycumore St res 16 60
Rogers, Rosa, 1 Pearl St res 10.40
Ruff in, Fannie, 1 Mam St res 7.80
Ruff in, Whit, Est, 1 Elm St res 11.70
Ruffin, James, Sr., 1 Main St res 10.48 _
Simmons, Bertha, 1 Centre- St PCS 7.80
Simmons, Ethel A., 1 Church St res, 1 lot 15.60
Slade. Lizzie, 1 ACL Road res 5.20
Slade, M D , 1 White St res 12.70
Smallwood, Dan R , 1 White St 2.60
Small wood, Moses, 1 Main St res 6.20
.Smith, Phyllis* 1 Main St res '{g
Smith. Bessie, 1 Church St res 2.80
Speller, Mattie B, 1 Wash. Road store, 1 White St 20.80
Speller, Colfax, 1 Main St res 19.20
Spruill, Abe, 1 White St res 7.80
Staton, Wilson, 1 White St res 6.50
Stokes. William. 1 Washington Road res 10.40
Stokes. Tom, 1 Hyman St res, 1 Sycamore St shop 10.40
Terry. John, 1 Sycamore St res 2.00
Whitley, William, 1 Peurl St res 26.00
Wilder. Ellu. 1 R.R. St res 13.00
Williams, Isabel!, 1 Wilson St lot 2.60
Williams, Caroline, Est , 1 Harrell St lot 2.80
Williams, Carrie, 1 Hatton St lot 7.80
Williams, Perlie D., 1 Hyman St lot 1.60
Williams, Joe, 1 Leggett Land res 6 50
Williamston Realty 81 Improvement Co., 1 lot Jamaaville Road 160
Wilkins, Joe, 1 E. Main St res 610
Wilson, Joaeph, 1 Warren St res 25.87
Woo lard, Jeaale, 1 Pearl St rea 10.60