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VOL. XXII—NUMBER 2
UGIIT PLANT AM) WATERWORKS
hiUJtlf AKt ABOUT COMPLETED
We vitited the new water and elec
tric plant thia week and ioan.l th.
' iiouse . i Older' and Uie entire woi-i.
e..rir:g oom,>.et.on. It is a tremeu
i.aus and one that wu shall fee;
1 rouii o». The in ~.ar»;e, Mr
Janes Piddie, took as L .ougi. tho
lii'jit ux, laiued. in detiUi the var
ious lines anil eompn* tineuts.
We Arid that thece has been !ni
in the stieets of Williamstui six mile
of sewer pipe witi> the n&Ciyisuty ■. man
Holes «>. flush tank; and alsiut riv» !
and one half miles of water mair. >
with .he essential fire hydrants ar.e
cut ol» valves. One large septic tan! |
has been cohiplete.l for the lispo.-.i.
of sewerige matter.
A combined engine and b 'iler house
56x98 1-2 feet has been Aaihsed ami
ia it are two large boilers of tw.
hundred nnd fifty horse pbwvr each
one one hundred and eighty -five horse
power engine, a generator and an ex
citer. In this pump Muse the cemeni
foundation fo rthe engine and gener
ator now in use at the electric plant
at the river has been laid and when
the wires an l current are connecte
at the new plant these will be moved
The two sets of engines and genera
tors are of the same slie, style nn:
make. Two centrifugal pumps witl.
motors attached an dtwo largo Sul
iivan air compressors with motor;
have been installed in this build
ing.
Who nail are in place there will b
a coifti'lete duplicate sot of all ma
chiefts, - hus providing against any
accident or dependence uyo . a sin el
unit. We are having sub titute nai
ijhlnoS not o'tly for convenience hu
ire do so by the laws j
he fit* insurance compamea,
Oniti.lt the building an>l in the lot
re three wells, eacli four hundred a-.i
evepty feet deep, six inches in diam
ter. Tdese wells Jmve been tastee
nd fotlid to eb of a hundred gnllo
opacity per minute, earl of goo-1
(Uie char water. A seventyfiv.
housant gallon capacity still tanV,
no humid and twenty-five feet in
leight .ia; been crated to give a
nzzlo ( res sure of forty-1 vo pound
t the iW hydrant. A re .iforced ce
lent r«'.-ervoir of 250,000 gallon ca l "-
city h:>: been finished. Irto the rea
rvoir the water from tio wells ia
,lown by of coni| ressed air
lid frcn it numped into t a tail: ar
A-atet "■ n a'ns. All of ths machiees,
ank and rcorvoir are of the latcb
design aid the best of their kind. T
work b no« completed with the er
ception of the steam connections o'
fioijers an I engit.es, con ecting t)'
•veils w ; th the air omT.r-esors an
he pumi.' with t».e r ser. oir .tnd tar
—this work is
Williamson will soon hive a m>s
complett and up tp date water ami
e|ect .-ic plaiit.
NOTICE 10 ALL CONTRACTOR
This is to notify ypu that the open
ing of bids on pur Projects Nos. 86 j
and 81 been postponed from Jan
28th to February 8, 1021.
Yours very truly,
w. a. FALLIS
State Highway Engineer
1.25 4t
STOCK LAW NOTKE
This U notify all persona living
in Go«»e Nest, Hamilton, Roberkon
vllle and Cross Roads Towaships, the
districts recently voting on the Stock
Law (juf stl r >a, which was carried, that
the (nw affeclmg stock law territories
will gp into etfect March Ist, 1921,
and (his notice Is given to notify all
persons of same, so that they might
übiite by the law: '
Thii| the 20th day of January, 1921.
By order of the Boai !of County
Cominj^slonei*.
" S. S. BROWN, Clerk
CIR AN n
OTHEATKE U
—THURSDAY—
IIWtOTHY GISH in
"Mary *Mrn Cornea to
—FRIDAY—
AL ST. JOHN in
"CLEA NIG IIP"
•Fickle Faney.' S«nnHt Cowed*
Vrl/et Fingem,' Episode Jfo. 7
I —SATURDAY
WILLIAM 3- HART in 4 .
-THE BBVJf.'S Dp'JßLfr
gnu l ) pollard an' 1 Little ftaiabe
In "FIND IQE GIRL 1 *
THE ENTER FRTSE
WILLIAMSTON GUILDER
MAKES COOb t.£CORD
The follownig was cliop.d from the
Scotland Neck Commonwealth, and
tells of the gooi record made by Mi.
R. L. Gravclcy, of Will M.jston, who
was the construction .superintendent,
of the building mentioned:
The new home of the Scotland Nee!
Motor Co., is about completed and will
soon be occupied by them as soon a?
the new mechanical equipment or br
ed for thia modern garage ia rec-i .rd.
Thte building is one that does c*.edi
to our city. It is a two story press
brick building containing a quarter of
an acre of floor space ant! deitlgnen
and built exclusively for garnge pur
pose*.
Mr. 11. E. Dodge, the popular own
er of the Scotlnnd Neck Motor Co., i.-
to be congratulated on putting thro :
an undertaking of the magnitude in
these strenous times.
Tha contractor for the building was
Mr. J. M. Sinoot of Roanoke Kapi Ik.
N. C.. Mr. R. L. Gravele, of William
ston, N. C., yrai construction super
intendent in ch.irg« of the work.
These men have exert-;d every effori
to rush the building, and at the same
time do substantial work It is onl>
four months since the foundation war
laid-—a very good record.
The first floor will contain, office
display room, stock room and stor
age space. Thft second floor lini m
columns and will be uf.-kI for n wor'
room. There Is an electric el.-vatm
of four tons capacity to carry ears
up to the second flour. This floor i
unusually well lighted «o that a ni v
irnyin of daylight will bo available fo
doing accurate work, mjh as thn she
is noted for.
NOTICE OF .SALE jttfa
Under and by v rtue of tho uuIKmH
ty contained In a certain .bed of tru
executed on tho 15th day of Decern he.
1917 by William Wl it'c ami wift,
Sylvia Whitley and registered in th-
public registry of M: rti. > County i'
Book M-l at page 4R5, to -ecure the
pa. ment of a certain ',on l o fever
edattherewith; and th- s'.ipulation
in said deed of trust not 'l iving beer
complied with, and at h request ot
the parties interested t ie undersignet'
trustee will on Friday the 25th day i(
Jan. 1921, at the courthouse door it
the town of Williainston ut 12 o'clo.'l
M- offer ut public sale 'o the highest
bidder for cash, the fc.!!owi.»g descril
ed real estate:-
Adjoining Blokl Plock Street o
Poar Street on the rorth last Willi
amston and WnsHngto r >ad, pn th r
t>outh Henry Sherrod on the inuth
west uiid Carolina L itham op t'v
north west containjag (1 2) (>nr hat
acre more or less, and be in if turn
land conveyed to William Whi: I
wife, Sylvia Whitler by deed froir
W. ff. Biggs, H. H. Cowen at il B. A
Critcher and more commonly kunwn
as the Sprwill Lot
This the B|st of Jan. 1921.
WHEELtR MA RUN
T i"uatee.
NQTICi OF SALE
Under aad by virtue ot the minori
ty coatained In a certain deed ol' trust
to the undersigned trurteu e*f cut»d
by Nelson Mason and wife, Mittie
Ma*>n, dated 2iad day ui Nov. 1913
and of record la the public teui try.
of Martin County in Book D-l at
page 468, to leiuwr the fjinewt M
said note of even date and tenm
therewith; and the stipulations in
said deed of traet nai havii«r been
coropliod with and the uuder.jigne.l
having been substituted as trustee un
der and by virtue of a Judgment date>'
6th dev of Jaa. 1921 and ut the requ
est of the parties interested, I will or
Monday tjie 7(h day of
12 o'clock M- in front of the court
house door in the tywn of William
ston, North Carolina offer at public
sale to tho highest bi.lder for cai v
the following described real t.Aat'*:
Beginning at the 'nteiaection of
Chritcher Street and tbe Washington
Road, • stob; thence oloag Critcher
Street to J. R. Mobley's corner on
the lot commonly known a* the Re>*
Sprnlll lot; thence at right angles a i
along J. R. Mobley's line 89 feet to
a stob; thence at rlfyht angles witt
the last name Inline parallel with
Critcher Street to Wa-sM igton roal;-
thence along Washlnuion road to the
beginning at Criteher St. and contain
lag one-half acre mtr« or leas an
being that lot bought from Peter
| Davis and wife by Net tie Cowea on
| the 10th day of Nov 1818 and of rec
| ord in th# public regl ttry of Martin
i County in «ooV f-l at i MO.
Thia tho Wi day of January 1921.
WHttLfi* MARTIN, Jr.
Williamston, Martin County. North Carolina, Tuesday, January 25th, 1921
NIGHT RIDERS WARN |.
TOBACCO GROWERS
Ky., Jan. 23.—Night rid-|
ers Saturday night visited farmers in]
Bat.i and Fleming counties and worn
ed them not to haul any more tobacco
to market unt I were higher,
(according to reports received here to
night. The reports eceived rfiom Mt.
Stirling, Carlisle and Flemingsburg,
said that the growers were warned
that thei rbarns would be burned.an
that they would be dAilt with severe
ly unless the complied .
The band, consisting of twenty-five
or thirty masked men, visited farm re
near Sherbourne, in Fleming county,
12 miles from Flemingsburg ann
Bethel, in Bath county, I*2 miles from
Carlisle. In all, about fifteen far
mers were visited, although the name
of only five were disclosed by the au
thorities,.
T. B. Robertson, wealthy farmer,
i neur Bethel, was called to his door at
12:1!0 o'clock Saturdny night, accord
ing to a report from Carlisle. Fou
men standing with their backs to him
warned him that he was not haul an>
more tobacco, neither was he to rent
any of his farms to. tobacco raisin?
nor raise any v
The warning was accompanieSt b
threats of violence to himself am'
his porjerty, if he failed to obey.
Thomas Croath, Jake Boyd, and a
farmer named Stevens were then vis
ited and the warning repented. The
band next showed up neur Sherboum
in Fleming county and warned two
farmers named Shields and Tomlin
They are known to have visited three
other farmers but when the occupants
came to the door they laughed aiv 1
said weree "looking for a do
tor."
SIDNA ALLEN BAYS UK
IS NOW OUT OF I»KH
Win-ton-SalMi, Jan. li>.—By muk
bur cedar ohndfc to recreation hours
at the in Richmond, Va
Jidnn a sen
bm for taking part with the Ale-
»«v the couit at Mils
County, Va.. eight year
I money to of 1
II
A wof ac turin ir pom pan
in Winston-Snwn offered to r leas
him from a debt as a Christmas pif
tp his family, but the offer wfs de
dined. and the debt paid in full ah n
with interest. Allen wrote that tlii
Was the last dollar he owed in, th
world, and that nothing could satisi*
him so much as the knowledge tha
it had been paid.
NOTICE O FSALL
CnHer and by virtue of tie authori
ty contained in a certain d ed of tru
executed on the 15th day of Nov
1917 by W. A. Milliard and wife, an
refiistered in the public registry o
Martin Cpupty in Book N I at pa 
471, to secure the payment of a cer
tain bond of even date therewith, an'
the stipulations in said deed of trust
not having been complied with,
at the request of |he parties it.ter s K
ed the undersigned trustee will on
Monday, the BIhK day of February
l!»21 at the Courthouse door in tli
town of Williamston at 12 o'clock M
offer at public sale to the highest bid
dor for cash, the following describe
real estate!
Adjoining Simon K- Harilison 
the north; N. S. Peel on the ea
south, the Hoaii leading from Williai>
ston and Jamosvillc on the west, co
lairing l«o acres more or fos
move commonly known as the (iroor
place and being the same land pur
by us from said I'. P.Hudley.
This the 10th day of Jan. 1921.
- WHEBLEIt -
Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the au>h>r
ity in a certain deed pf trust execut
ed on thp 2tttb tiny, of Awn t, 10U
by J. A- Jones and wife, Moliie
Jones omi regisetered In the public
registry of Martin County in Book
A-2, page 84 to Secure certain note*
of even date therewith; and the stip
ulations contained in said deed of
trust not heving been complied with
and at the request of the owner of
said notes, I will on. Monday, 7th
(Jay of Feb. 1921, at 12 o'clock to
ut the courthouse door in the town
of WilHamston, North Carolina offer
for sale to the highest Irdder at pub
blic auction for cash th*- followihi
described real estate:
Being part of 3. W. Brlley Farm
in Cross Roads Township, Martin
County, North Carolina, and being
farms No's 2 & 3 of said division
as made by J. L. Moye, C. E., sai
divja op of plat being of record in th
public registry of Martin County Ir
Land Division Bopk No. 1- at pag
416 and being the ?ame land this
day conveyed to taid J. A. Jones by
A. L. Raynor and wife.
This the Brd day of Jan. 1921.
WHfiJJIEK MARTIN
Tnwte"
Local News and
Personal Mention
| Miss Ethel Harris spent the week
end in Wilson with her sister, Miss
J Sallie Harris, who is in school there.
• • • •
Mr. Ben Perry of Everetts was in
town yesterday.
• ♦ • •
Mrs. Clayton Moore spent the week
and in Raleigh with her husband at
the Yarbo rough House.
• • • •
Mrs. S. S. Bailey of Evefetts is .nr.
town visiting relatives.'
• ♦ » »
Messrs. Wilson G. Lamb, Jr., an
Luke Lamb motored to Wilson venter
day.
♦
Mrs. Mirk Ballard of Hamilton wa
In town Monday visiting the dentist
♦ • » •
Mrs. \Y. S. Harris, Miss I'att ■ liar
ris, Messrs. Collins Wei anil Boyd
High motoved to Wilson Sunday.
Mr. Harry Murt Stubbs wont t
Raleigh Saturday to visit his father
Senator Harry W. Stubbs.
• ♦ ♦ •
Mr. Andrew Clark of Everett s was
a business visitor here Monday.
Mr. Julius S. Peel went to High
I'oint anil Raleigh this morning on n
business tl'lp.
, • • » »
Messrs. B. Uoswel land S. Boswt ll
of Norfolk; F. A. Wnde of Richmond,
and \V. C. Cannon of Avden are reg
istered at the Atlantic Hotel toil a v
• ♦ * ♦
Mrd. I". F. Apfel Is in Norfolk thV
week,
• » • •
Mr. ami Mrs. F. W. Graves and
children motored to Woldon Sundit'
to visit Mrs. Graves' parents, Mr. an
Mis. Clark,
♦ * * «
i There is a town ordinance that says
attle shall not ryn at Itirge ivlthii
the corporate limits 6f William-ton
uiwl yet CALVES are seen on the
•drcet* every day, (
MINTING f'OSTI'ONKK /
The meeting of cotton farmer: to
have been held at the court house.
Januurv '26 th, has been postponed a
the organizers could not get heer m
that time.
y SMITH—DA KiTRIDGE
On Thursady evening, Januar., 2
1921, a marriage of interest to theii
many friends took place when Mis
Annie Daughtridgc of Oak Ci y be
cainß the bride of Mr. Heber Sni t
Rev. T. J. Crisp, officiating
Tho bride is an attractive ybuni
lady of fine character and ploasin)
personality. She has taught succ s
fully for several years in Martin coun
ty. The,groom is a popular young
man in his community. Many friends
wish for t|ie young couple a happ>
life.
BASKET BALL GAME
WEDNESDAY NItJHT, JAN. 2HTH
HKICK WAREHOI'KK
AT HiSO |». M.
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
—vs.—
WILLIAMSTON HIGH SCHOOL
HE THERE—ANI> "ROOT!"
MRS. A. T. CRAWFORD ENTER-
TAINS
Mrs. A. T. Crawford entertained on
Thursday afternoon for the second
time lust week at the home of hoi
mother. Mrs. Fannie S. Biggs in Jslew
Town. The Social Hour Club was tin
-oceanOTr nf her ho'vpitntity- thfr-t-mrr
and a large number of Mrs. Crawford
friends besides the club mernbeis en
poyed her charming reception. The
following program was rendered.
, Instrumental duet: "Shower o
Star ," Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Bigg;
Current Topics: Miss Annie Lamb
Vocal Solo: "Ml Loved One Rests,'
Mrs. P. B. Cone.
Short Story: "The Right Map," b>
Mrs. P. F. Apfel.
Quartet: "An Indiu i Cradle Song,
Miss Mayo Lamb, Mrs. Williams, Mrs
Jr., »nd Miss White.
Vocal Solo: "A Memory Mis'
Martha S. Haasell.
Town Topics: Mr*. Williams*
After the proynm and exchiyijY
books the assisted by Mi
Williams served refreshments cot: si -t
alad, sandvvifhm and relishi -
'*» ——K
Do you want to live better and
cheaper? Wq can ahow you how. Our
cash Grocery enabltf you to purchase
your groceries front us much cheaper
than you are npw paying. Come in
and let us show you how. Next door
to Anderson Crawford and Com pan .
4. Q, MANNING A BROTHER
W\NTE.D 10 BUY: FIVE HOGS
weighing about 100 lbs. each, drear
ed. at pnee, Addrens 8. Collins Per'.
N. C . J 21 tf
COOPERATIVE WORK GRADED SCHOOL HONOR ROIL
IS A MONEY-SAVER FOR m SCHOLASTIC MONTH
During the last year a farmers ex
change in lieauiort Counly, N C , sav
ed its members and tivo farmers in
the community between si's,tio(f an ,
SIOO,OOO, according to a report 10 th
i- viitiM ME»tes Department of Agri- !
culture.
The organization, formed to aid po
tato growers, has shown high profic
iency- in copoeration. Last season its
activities were confined to the parchEE
inir of branded barrel covers and the -
selling of potatoes. Thirty-five things
and barrel covers were bought at a
saving of S7OO, and 126 carload lots
>f potatoes wen* -old w th a «avinir
of $60,000.
A great growth in cooperative mat
Keting and purchasing, ha* beui one
of the outstanding results of exten
>ion work iiv the South. County a
gents, assisted by marketing spec
ialists, through marketing demohstra
tions and by instruction an «lad\lce,
have aided local and county
tiohs of farmers in the. cooperative
-elling of many kinds of farm pro
duco and live stock, and in t ie co .*
operative purchasing of a gre it va
riety of farm necessities.
Farmers have gained knowledge of
methods and acquired confidoTio uv
their ability to do buslne* son a co
operative basis. They are beginn im
to. undertake definite business on.i:-
izEEtions on a county-wide and > en
Stato-wide scale for the niarketirn of
their main cash crops, su h as col n t.
tobacco, and peanuts.
Owing to the cooperative worl. in
.cotton gnu ling, classing, im+l—s-WpUng—
and information given given as to the
murket value of the various grades
and staples by extension workers, it
is estimated that between sl,ooo,imo
and 000,000 wore saved to the cot
ton farmers of Texas during the yem
In in creased returns.
REMEMBER THIS
When Abraham Lincoln v a 'a young
loan he ran for the legisl tore in 111
jnois and was Iwully swampi il
lie next enteit d buiiress, f ~ile.
tind spent seventeen years of he It ,
paying EEP the debts of a woitbie j
partner.
lie was in love with a beaut i l '
yoEitig woman to whom he became en
gagevl—then, she died.
Later he married a woman \v
a constant burden to hua.
Entering politics lvs-* i-i ii fo 1
Congress and was badly defeat'
then tried to get tin appointment t • j
the United Stat(rs land "office, but la J J
etl. I
He became a candidate- for ,i-
Cii'ted States Senate, and was badl j
defeated-
In 1H56 he became a candidate f..• j
the vice-presidency und was again,
feated.
In 18f>K he was defeated bv Horn?
las.
One failure after another—bad fail- j
ure» —great set-backs. In the face of!
ill 1 this he eventually became one of
tho country's greatest men.
When.you think of a series of set-j
backs like thin, doesn't it make you [
feol kind of small to become dismal'- j
aged because you think you aru havmu :
a hard time in life ? f Sing Sing lltil- j
| let in
NOTICE or LAND S VI.E
■
Hr virtue of u mortage exi culei,
to the undersigned on the l.'lth d iy oi
January 11)19, and legistered in It"-'
page 23, and thit condition-. of .-aid (
mortage on the part of William Svke
wnd»" wife Alliee i.Syke-, not- havum,
beein complied with, 1 shall sell to the
liliro.st iifilitei ror rii-lv at the > oe,rt
House dor in Williawai n, ut Nooe.;
Monday February 21st, the following
described tract of lanvl.
Beginning at a white oak at tlx•.
northwesterly corner of the tract o'
Harry Tweedy (now Richard Davis
on the road leading from John liar I
i ington's Milr to the Jamesville and |
Washington road: thence running S
6 Weqt 51 perches to Cevlar branch j
thence westerly 60 purches down bald j
branch to a branch or deep ravine; ]
thence northerly up said ravine 381
purches to a point high up'as the mill I
backs water;' thence N 10 West '6O j
purches to Thomas P. Moorc'„s corner 1
on the above named road ; thencE' east i
v.-ardly along said road 71.06 purche
to beginning; containing 30 acres., i
more or lass, excepting and resen ing
during the natural life of David Slu l !
rol, Four acres around his houso, one |
acre cleared land and about three j
acres in the woods.
And tyat tract of land:
Beginning at a post, Jordan G
Griffin's comer on the road leading
from John Warrington's Mill to the
to the Jamesville and Washington
road; thence easterly down said road
20 1-6 perches to Cully's run on
Moore Mille pond; thence down said
nm or pond to tKe mouth of a branch j
thence up said branch to the begin
ning; containing 18 1-4 acres more or
NEWS FROM IN AND
AROUND HAMILTON
Hugh She noil ami T. I!. Slade, Ji ,
went to Scotland Neck to see a show
W I'.lni'-iluv
Mi>. .1". P. l)o\ lc, Mi. anil Mrs. .1
11. Purvis aniJ daughter spent Sunday
afternoon in Williamston.
ennie Boy le is spending -niti
tniu' in Williamston with relatives'.
Miss Annie lee Anthony is vi-il
IIIK >n Giecnviiie ami llubgnMl.
Miss Miu y Koberson nl' Oak *ll \
-pent the week end hole.
M. Perkins spent Monday in
Greenville.
Miss Fannie was showered
by her friend* on Thursday night al
the homo, of Mis. Sullie I!well.
Mrs. Nate Bellaijiy s|)ent Monday
in Williamston on business ,
G. E. Hincs and Miss Ruth Pippin
* motored to Williamston Sumlav
Miss Mary, Stuart Roddick of Spring
Hill spent the weekend with Mr--.
Robert Roebuck.
Tliad Lawrence was called to Koiky
Mount Thursday to lie at the bedside
of his jiiotlver. who fes very ill
Park View Hospital.
F. S. Gladstone, .1. 11. I'urpis and I
F l'i|ipm spent Wednesday in Wil
liniiiston on business.
Mr and Mrs. C. 1) Carstarphen an
children'and Mi s Anna Crawford
' Williamston were in town Suildfrv.
\t the home of Mrs 'Sullie Kw• II
a pretty wedding took place SatUrda
night at eigth o'clock \vhen Mr. Jaine
Moore and Miss Fannie Beech, dautfh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beer':
were united in marriage, Rev J K
Henderson preforming)the ceremon\
( Tin' bride was becomingly attired i ■
! i suit of blue tricotine with but and
gloves to match. The attendant.- wer-
Mr. W. J. lloecli of Kinston. and Mi>-
\l uy Sullivan and Mr Mac Iteech witl
Miss J.uhl Stokes. The out of town
g Mr nnd Mrs. Tom White
| way of Roberso?lvi|l( .
\OTICE OF SAM
I'ndor and by virtue of the" authori
ty contained in a certain Deed of
Tru-t form G. K. Roebuck and 11.
| Godwin to the undersigned trustee.
( hearing duto of Dec. I t, lt'lD, and uf
, record in the public registry of Martin
County, in Hook C 2 at pages 171! a"d
l'l7H, said Dwil of Trust- having law*
I given Co secure bonds' of «ven dat"
j and tenor therewith, and the stipulat
i ions therein contained not having been
| complied with, and default having
j been made, and at the request of tin
I bolder of said bonds, the 1 undersigned
j trustee will on Monday, the 28th i'a;
of Feb. 11>21, at 12 o'clock, Noo
I tile Courthouse dooi i Will amnion
1 N'oitb Carolina offer at public auctio
to the highest bidder for cash, tin- fid
i lowing dc.scrtbe.il tract of land to u'i
All those certain tracts of land I?
I inr and situated and being i
; County of Martin and state of Noi.ll, j
Carolina, near the town of Fvil'l'
land being traits Numbers Nine I'M,
"Ten (Id), Fleven (11) and Twelve
! (12) on ylot of land formerly own
ed by ,1 G. Staton and known us the
Mallard Farm as surveyed and platte I
try ('. M Credle, C. F. Plat of which
is on Record in Martin County Regist
er's office in Hook One (ll page 4K7
( in winch said plat reference is here
by made for a more perfect desciii
I MIII Tract no. !• contains 41- and Ho
one hundreth acres.
Tract lO contains 41 amT *KH ni» ; "
hundreth acres.
Tract no. II contains 42 and !!H
one hundreth acres,
j Tract No. 12 contains H5 and
one hundreth acies.
Being a total of 170 ami *»> one
hundreth acres,
i This thp 24th day of Jan, 1921
A. R DCNNINf! |
I Trustee |
j Jan 24th TTTT
i less,
Tiiis 22nd dav of January, 1021. i
. J. E. BREWER
Mortage*.
S. J. EVERETT H
Attorney.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTKT
1 Having qialifled ns administrator
j of the estntr of George W. Martin
! Into of Martin county, North Carolina
all persons indebted to the said es
tate are hereby notified to pay same]
Immediately and all persons holdlnr
cla'ms against said estate are hereb
; notified to present same for paymen
within one year from thi» dote or thi'
notice w'll ho pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
This 20th day of December, 1!»20 j
R. O, MARTIN, Administrator |
| SUBSCRIBE TO THE ENTORPRISF
AdrertiNri Will IW 0*
Coloaas * Latch la? to 1M
of Martin Craty*a Mmmm
-ESTABLISHED 1898
—_____
Houor rool for the grades
of the Williamston schools for the
month ending January 14th. In the
smaller grades a much larger per
centage of pupils made the honor roll
average than in the higher classes.
4t will be found that none of the pu
pils in the seventh grade made the
A honor roll and in the tenth grade
there was neither A nor B roll. Too
■ many movies and good times and too
little study are the causes of this. A
roll is for excellent work, B roll is
very good and C means perfect at
tendance.
First Grade— A —Edith Peel, Chas.
Manning, Melvin Wynne and Albert
1.. Cox.
It —Hazel Brown, Charles Fleming,
William Gurganus, Lillian Ruth Rob
erson, Hugh Gurganus, Susie
Mildred Gurganus, Susie Mae Barn
hill.
C—Sarah ;Cooke, Mark Chesson
Geoffrey Gurgarius, George Harrison,
Jr., Lewis Harrison.
Second Grade—\—Mary Alice Dun- *
nmg, Elsie Andrews, Josephine Har
rison, Buck Saunders, Magnolia Ba
ker, OUie Marie Roberson, Johnnie
Edmundson.
B—Grace Page, Hubert Britton,
Paulinp Ballard, Herbert Cowen, Dil
lon Cohb.
C—Fannie Kay, Joseph Godard.
Mary Alice Dunning, Elsie Andrews,
Josephine Harrison, Buck Saunders,
Magnolia Baker, OUie Marie Rober
son, Johnnie Edmundson, Grace Pag*, _.
Hubert Britton, Pauline Ballard, Her
bert Cowen, Dillon Cobb. -
Third Grade— \—Mary Carstarphen
Margaret Rogerson, Virginia Gordon,
Murphy Coltrain, Edwin Peel, William
James.
B —Catherine. Haidison, . Claude
Clark, Paul Simpson, Carlton Liver
man, A. J. Manning, Jr., Julia Ward,
Lillian Coltrain, Homer Barnhill.
C— Warren Everett, Grace Whitley,
Gladys Gurganus, 'iSorn Summerli®,
Edwin Peel, A. J Manning, Jr., Carl
ton l.iverman, William James, Alton
Danu.il, Murphy Coltrain, Claude
■Claik, Homer Barnhill, Lillian Col
train, V irginia Gordon, Catherine Har
dison, Julia Waixl.
Fourth tirade—A— Gur
ganus, Darroll Price, Nellie Teel, Mil
dred Lilley, Frances Williams, Eu
genia Hoyt, Virginia Harrison, Ruth «
Peel, Hazel Edmundson, Agnes Ches
son; Robert Brown.
(--Robert Brown, Agnes Chesson,
Dulah Coltrain, Marion Cobb, Virginia
Harrison, Eugenia Hoyt, Ruth Peel, .....
Darrell Price, Nellie Teel, Teel,
Daisy Whitley, Annie Mae Williams.
Fifth Gride —A —Susie James, Car
mella Jones, DorothyHirower, Melba
WynnP
B— Ella Mae Britton .Sophia Little,
Beatrice White, Jessup Harrison, Ed
win Manning, Henry Manning.
C—Henry Manning, Susie James,
Carmella Jones, Dorothy Thrower.
Beatrice, White, Melba Wynne, Asu
Crawford, Thomas Crawford, Wheeler
Ward.
Sixth Grade— A— Trulah Ward
Page, Evelyn Harrison.
B— Mary M. Andrews, Mary Hkrri
son, Paul Godwin, Martha Leggett,
Cecil Taylor, James H. Ward, Charles
I'eeel, Bruce Whitley Ira Harrison.
C— Mary M Andrews, Eli Barnkill.
Freil Chesson, Evelyn Harrison, Ira
Hlfrrison, Mary Harrison Martha L*g
gett, Trulah Page, Charles Peel, John
Garrett Sykes, James H. Ward, Nor
man Ward, Bruce Whitley, Cecil Tay
lor.
1 Seventh Grade —B—Benjamin Court
ney, Proctor Jones, Fred T'aylor,
"T'rsm" TTTvyTT"Maigarel" "SISJBfttfT
Laura Orleans, Vivian Taylor, Mil"
; ! dred Wulters.
C— John Booker, Benjamin Court-
I ney, William Harrison, Proctor Jonea,
! Fred Tavlcff, Frances Hoyt, Niwi
j Jones, Ruth Manning, Margaret M«a-
I ning, Laura Orleans and Vivian T*jr
' lor.
j Eighth Grade—A—Bryant Carrtar*
| phen, Frederick Hoyt.
I B—Velma Harrison, Carrie Im
I C—Mittic Brow* Elsie Graan, IW
-1 t»c Harris, Velml Harrison, Ca>pa
Lee Peel, Sadie Perry, Bryant Car
j dtarphen, George Harris, WUHaao
Hodges, Frederick Hoyt, Robait Mm-
I aing.
Ninth Grade—A—Either Harrison.
B— Thelma LcttJpa Cl»p^
ford Emma Bella Harris, Jarth*
| rison, Minnie Robert wa, ChaiWxhe
w'n - ' _ t
C—Thulma Brown, JLoulM
Esther Harrison. Martha HarrUon.
! Minnie RoberUon.
Tenth Orada—A-»( Neaa.)
B—(None.)
C— Ruby Barnhill.
Eleventh Grade A—(None.)
» B—Elisabeth Burras, James Grif
fin, Sarah Harrall.
i C— Louise Harrison.
'j
I Two Carloads Wire Fencing at C»
D. Custarphan's dke«|> far