Bear Grass Teams
Defeat Mars Hill
In a return engagement played
at Colerain. the Bear Grass teams
defeated Marc ttiH High tn a d*u
bleheader for the second win in as
many starts
In the curtain raiser Bear Grass
girls defeated Mars Hill girls, 11-6
Hattie Ward led Bear Grass with
six points. Lorene Rogeraon was
best on defense Mary E Brown led
Mars Hill with 5 points, and Flor
ence White was best on defense
In the nightcap, the Bear Grass
boys defeated Mars Hill 35-26 Ron
ald White, with 11, and Earl Rob
erson, with 10. were the Bear Grasi
leaders. Rufus Gurganus was besl
on defense. Ollie Brown and Wayne
Myers with 10 each, led Mars Hill
Bill Brown was best on defense
The Bear Grass teams will meet
the Farm Life teams Friday night
7:30 p. m in the Jamesville gym
Mr. Jesse Keel, of Eveivits. was ;
business visitor here this morning.
Student*' Play /? B ell
Received Here if edneula>
"A Ready-made Family." was
presented by the dramatics class of j
the local high school to a small but
appreciative audience last Wednes
TffarfVfMinp While thr anriienff was
composed largely of students, the
dramatic production was pronounc
I ed a success from the standpoint of
both finances and performance Ad
mission fees totaled $36.55. most of
' which had been -expended prior to
the production of the play
Stage braces and other properties
costing $25 00 have already been add
? led to the stag* equipment of the lo
cal school. v
Th< entire melnbershipof the dra
- matics clas> participated in the prep
! aration and presentation of the play
under the direction of James R Bar
rett. faculty member
Dr Alyce Arretteig. of New Or
leans. and Dr John W Williams, Jr..
of Alexandria. La are expected to
j morrow for a visit with the latter's
j parents. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Wil
, hams, here
Taxes PAYABLE
AT PAR
During December
INTEREST RATE OE ONE
PER ( EM PER MONTH
WILL REE IN IN JANUARY
Save Money
rAN YOUR TAXES NOW!
W. B. Daniel
Town Tax (lollrclor
ANNOUNCING
OPENING
Toy land
if
B a r n h i 11 s
Bros. Store
Wf hatf juM plaeed in ultM'k a large nup
ply of i'hrixtlliai* ioyt. Our stwk i.
large enough ami elaborate enough to
make M'lt'i'liniim for uny hoy or |(irl re
liarillo. of ugc. Santa Claim. don't liny
your Mippiie* until you have neen the
many fine lia> we have to offer. Our
prirr? are loner inul an inspection trip
will eonvinee you of thi? faet.
ChristmasGifts:
Up have hundred* of uteful and ap
propriate gift* for any member of the
family. Only 15 more thopping ilays
until Chritlma*. Buy notr at Barnhill'*.
Quality RBADY-TO-WKAR
You'll need many item* of ready-to-wear
to make the Chrintman neanon eomplete
and enioyuhle. Stork* eomplete and
priee* reasonable.
Barnhill Bros.
WILUAMSTON, N. C.
Judge Cobum Holds
Tribunal In Session
After Dark Monda\
? Continued from DftM OM)
The case charging Alton Lille>
I with an assault with a deadly wea
I pun was continued.
A continuance was granted upor
1 the motion of the bondsman in the
I case charging Jacob Copper wit!
' non-support.
| The case charging Joe Lanier God
' ard. Jr.. with operating a motor ve
I hich after his license had been re
! voked. was continued
John Parker was sentenced to th?
roads for a term of two months ir
the case charging him with assault
mg a female In a second case charg
. ing hiin with an assault with a dead
Jy weapon. Parker was sentenced tc
i the roads for a term of three months
| the second sentence to begin at th?
I expiration of the first,
j Gladys Yearby, charged with vio
| i itrng -liquor laws at her homi
{in Williamston's main bar-room dis
[trict* on South Elm and Railroac
I Streets, was found guilty. She wa
sentenced to jail for a term of si)
I months and directed to pay the cost
Judg? Coburn suspended the sen
tence since it was her first time ir
court.
William Jones was sentenced tc
j-lliL i uads fur a period of eight monthi
in the case charging him with an as
ault with a deadly weapon
Chaiged with drunken driving
Clay Fletcher Wadde.ll pleaded guil
ty of being drunk. The plea was ac
cepted by the State, and Judge Co
burn fined him $10 and taxed-hirr
with the costs.
Pleading guilty in the case charg
ing him with reckless and carelesj
driving. K. W. Copeland was finec
$10 and taxed with the costs.
LL-The case charging Herbert Bunt
ing with drunken driving and op
erating a rhotor vehicle while his
license was revoked, was continued
Two hours or more were spen
hearing the case charging Ernest
Dean Edmondson with disorderly
I conduct and assaulting an officer
Edmondson pleaded not guilty anc
at the conclusion of the evidence
asked for a verdict of not guilty
The motion was denied, the cvuri
continuing the case under prayei
for judgment until December 10th.
k'.-IU- Uril,.v u-:.v
Kelly Bnley was sentenced tc
the roads for a period of 60 days ir
the case- charging him frith an rs
sault with a deadly weapon.
Kachel Best drew- a 30-day jai
sentence for an assault with a dead
ly weapon.
Charged with violating the liquoi
laws. John E. Hassell pleaded guil
ty arid was sentenced to the road*
the costs. The road sentence is tc
[ begin at the direction of the court a<
j any time within two years.
Brought into court under capias
David Simpson, charged with non
support, was sentenced to the road;
for three months.
At 5:30 P'clock the court had oni
' more case for trial, hut the defend
ant. Booker T Bradley who is charg
Red Cross Chapter
Exceeds Its Quota
For The First Time
(Continued from page one)
not previously acknowledged, were
made by those whose names follow
Dardens, members J. L. Knowles.
Mrs. Allen Griffin, J. F. Jordan, Mrs
J F. Jordan, H E Daniel, Elbert
Manning, Dallas Harden, J. A. Stalls
M. S. Fagan. Julian Fagan, J. P. Fa
. I gan, H L Riddick William Harden,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Hough. Bill Dav
enport. Contributors, Stephen Davis.
William Moore, Ale* Daniel. Mrs
William Harden. R. L. Corey, Noah
Boston. Fred K Woolard. R. L Wat
ers, E G. Waters, Tom Pritchette
James Stalls, Charlie Clark, Bot
Harden, E W Harden, W H. Oliv
er, Grady Davenport and J. P
Bland.
Williamston, members: W H. Car
starphen, Dr W C. Mercer, K. P
Lmdsley, L P Lindsley, Mrs A R
Dunning. Mary Alice Dunning, Mrs
J. G. Staton, J. G. Staton, George
| Harrison, Charles H. Jenkins, Moon
Grocery. Charles Manning. J. L
Horner, Vernon Godwin. Ben Court
ney, Rev and Mrs. J. L. Goff, Mrs
George Harrison, John W Manning
Frank Butler, of Rocky Mount; D
N. Hix, Herbert Taylor, Mrs. Le
mart Barnhill, Mrs. John Peele, Mrs
John Edmondson, B F Peele, Phil
lip Keel. Mrs S W. Manning. Mrs
Luther Peel, Miss Kate Plulpot, Mrs
J F. Thigpen, Mrs. Joseph Griffin,
Mrs Jack Daniel, Mrs. David Mod
lin, Allan Ohnstead, Mrs. Julian Har
rell. Mrs. Claude Griffin, Mrs. Thee
Roberson, Mrs C. O. Moore. Mrs. J
E Corey, Mrs. William Everett. Con
tributors, Willie Watts, Mrs. Marvin
i Baker, Mrs. Frank Weston, Louise H
I Forehand, Mildred Sugg, of Snow
Hill; Mrs. L. T. Fowden, Pattie Bat
tle, Connie Baynor and Mrs. H R
Williams
Mr J T. Barnhill contributed $2
Colored, members: W V. Ormond
W V Ormond, Jr., and wife, Aman
da Ebron, Miles Rodgers and wife
James Tyner and wife, Wilson Lyon
Joseph Balance, J. D. Gray and wife
I Maud Alexander, Lucy White, Del
phine Rodgers, Mary Purvis, Ina
Roberson, Henry Price, Robert Rodg
ers and wife, Lee Cain Williams
Hansan Ebron. Booker T. Bridges
Phillis Smith, Charlie Joyner, Hes
ter Moran, Gilbert Slade, Estella
Ballard, Jessie Howell, Ruth Slade
Lewis Williams, Lottie Wiggins, J
D. Everett, Rev. G T Hill, Essie
1 Williams, Charlie Mac Johnson, Cap
tora Risbery, Bessie Smith, Essn
Lee Mizell. Mary E. Anderson, John
S. James, Alberta Purnell, W. R
James, Mary B. Bond, Katie Bunn
W M Rodgers, Elton Hodge, Nellie
J Pettis, Augusta L. Hayes, Blen
nie L. Ellison, Eulah V. McCloud
Ethel S. Simmon, Rhodena N. Jack
soli. Alma H. Gailhcr, Cecelia R
Miller. Mary S Gray, Richard Hef
fler, John P. Dennis, Richard A
Broadnax, James A. Hojley, F. C
Walker, E. J. Hayes, D. S. Chance
Annie M Hassell, Lillian M Slade
Odessa McFadden, Nellie Smith, E
L. Keeyes, Rebecca Everett and An
nie L. Bowens Contributor, Curlii
Rhodes.
Increase In INumI>er
Marriage Licenses
Issued In November
(Continued from page one)
Johnson, of Robersonvillc.
Colored
Lonnie H. W Moore and Marjorie
L. Hardison, both of Williamston
Route 1.
William Henry Faison and Cleo
Scott, both of Williamston.
Elmer Purvis and Essie May COn
gleton, both of Robersonville.
Eli Thomas and Aleene Diivfs, both
of Palmyra. ,
Leroy Broadie, of Robersonville
Route 2, and Maggilean Langley, of
Robersonville.
Willie Howell and Joan Bailey,
both of Windsor.
William T Williams and Virginia
Latham, both of Williamston
Russell Thomposn and Maggie
Gosa, both of Williamston Route 3.
First Draftees Will
Enter Camp At Fort
Bragg Next Monday
(Continued from page one)
ing no answer from Council at the
expiration of the second period, the
draft board sent him a notice of de
linquency on November 27. When
the board received no answer at
the expiration of another five days,
notice of delinquency was filed this
week with the United States District
Attorney. Several other registrants
have begn late in getting their ques
tionnaires back to the board, but
Council is the first one to be cited
to the federal authorities.
Hog Killing! (i pi ting
Undprimy In The County
Wihle the main hog-killing sea
son is not scheduled before Janu
ary and February, quite a few far
mers in some sections are filling
their larders at the present time.
Cholera is said to have threatened
the fattened herds in one or two
communities, and according to un
official reports, one fanner killed
his hogs on a recent Sunday before
the disease struck his herd.
cd with an assault with a deadly
weapon, explained he would be glad
to accommodate the court by return
ing for trial at the next aession on
December 18. The case waa ordered
continued.
Moore'* Grocery Offer*
I nuaual Coffee Purcha*e
?
Moore's Grocery here is offering
valuable gifts in connection with
Luzianne Coffee purchase* at it*
store on Washington Street for a
limited tune only The management,
Messrs Britton and Gurganus, is
also offering a number of special
grocery bargains
?
Jimmie Manning is recovering in
a Washington hospital from an op
eration for a knee injury received
while playing football here some
time ago
Wants
FOR SALE"? MEAT OFF RACK.
See W A Mobley. Route 3. Wil
liamston. d3-6-10
HA VOI.INF MOTOR OIL?NOW IN- J
sulated against cold weather for
your protection. Play safe and change .
to Havoline today. Harrison Oil I
Company. d3-8t
TEXACO ? YOl' CANT BUY A
better motor oil for 25c. It's insu
lated to protect your engine Change
to winter weight today. d3-8t
FOR SALE ? WE HAVE A NICE
assortment of used suits in all
styles and sizes. $4 95 to $12.50. Pitt
man Cleaners. Phone 159. s27-26t
DFLCO LIGHT PLANT FOR SALE.
Complete and in fairly good con
dition. Will sell very cheap. If in
terested communicate with T. L.
House, Robersonville, N C d3-2t
TRICYCLE FOR SALE ? LARGE
size with balloon tires In good
condition. Will sell very reasonable.
Mrs. Roy Ward. Williamston, N. C.
d3-2t
TEN POUND BAG. EXTRA LARGE
shelled peanuts. $1.00 per bag An
excellent Christmas gift Williams
ton Peanut Company d6-6t
FOR THOSE DELICIOUS HOME
made "butter-toasted" sandwiches
try "The Martin." Curb service, Tex
aco Products. We appreciate your
business. Phone 354-W Exum Ward.
BRING YOUR CROSS-CUT SAWS
and hard saws to R L Williams,
Robersonville, N. C. We'll make
them cut to suit you We hammer,
level and tension all kinds of saws.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE ?
Early Jersey and Charleston Wake
field. Pecan Grove Farm. Henry C.
Green. Williamston.
n8-15-22-29 d6-13-20-27-j3
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the Estate of Joe Henry Lilley,
late of Martin County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the said estate to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
her home, R.F.D, Williamston, N.
C-, on or before the 19th day of No
vember, 1941, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
ANNIE GRAY LILLEY,
Administratrix of Joe Henry Lilley
Hugh G. Horton, Atty. d6-5t
Ample Room
For Government
STORAGE
?OF?
PEANUTS
?AT THE?
Planters Warehouse
WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
Beginning next Monday we will
open the big Planters Warehouse
for government storage of peanuts
No Waiting
We have added to our forces and far
mers delivering to us will not have to
wait. Every service guaranteed.
LEMAN BARNHILL, ROY
GURGANUS, EDWARD COREY
At the
Planters Warehouse
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Taxes PAYABLE
_AT PAR
During December
Interest Rate Of One
Per Cent Per Month
Will Begin in January
SAVE Money
Pay Your Taxes Now
C. B. Roebuck
Sheriff of Martin County