HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR SEASON TICKET FOR THE COtiVfY FAIR
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Advertisers Will Find Our
Culumns a Latch Key to 1500 *
of Martin Count.v'n Homes
VOLUME XXII—NUMBER 68
Martin County's Soeond Big
Fair Will Open Its Gates to
the Public Next Tuesday
PROSPECTS OF LARGER
CROWDS THAN IN 1920
The big Fan- starts Tuesday and
is our last, oppoit unity to uige our
people to bring a.i exhibit. There arc
more than a thousand piermuins of-1
Lttred and everbod} lia .-an ei|ual
chance of winning. "A few potatoes,
a few cais ot turn, a pig ot a chicken,
in fact practically everything }ou|
have in the home or on the fulfil
stunds' a chance to win prize.
Hou't forget the entries close Moil
day at six p, in. You niu-t nave }oui
exhibits here by then, livery resaoii-
I'.lih care will be taken liy l ie otticei'j
0 (the Society for the piotectlell ot
exhibits aAd special watchmen will
be mi guard daily. We.- t's llriglil I
Light Shows will hold the mid way
next week and comnient son these I
shows have been most favorable. Tin
tree attractions c'olisist of lady high
one.-, circus clowns, aeroplaus stunts,
lire works ,etc. Two big brass hands
will furnish music. day's racing
will be a feature within itself. The !
best oa the North Carolina
11 ack will he here. Seventy-five horses
have enteted already* ami the name;
01 horses and owners may be seen in
ad of this is. uo. i
Mi. IJ. S. Anderson is Chief Marsh |
all ami the folowuig are his assistant ■
Koy Hampton, i'l) mouth; Ijo}i!
Iloiton; llcimaii I,arrow, llerlierl
I,oiu»er, Wasliington; Jack Keuduk,
Scot lain I Neck; Allison Mcljowell,
Scotland Neck; W. VS. .Sulsbury, Has
set's; «• H. Slade, Hamilton, KoUcitl
Kverett, l'ahiijia, M 15. Worse!/, \V
I), t ouncil, Oak 'ity; Carland itarn
■titH, Lvfielts; Herbert Lille}, James
ville, S. 1. Jackson, Jamesvil|e; \ aim
Hunting, bethel; Mubry arhoii.
Don (iilliain, larboro; C. i pop
r, It. M. t'laik, Madison Mcliowan.
(ireeuv ille; Dan l'arker, Clyde Kverett
Kobersonville; Dr. l.egg«M.t, Hobnood,
Cl}de 1" rceiiiaii, V, indsor; A. Iv. Ilav
stun, W. Iv. l'arker, Dr. J. D. liiggs,
11. A liiggs, I'.. S., l'eel, J. ,S I'eel, Jy
W.'Watts; jr. C. D. Carsturjilien, Jack
Hunter, C. A. Harrison, ll! Duki
('ritchA'i Wheeler Martin, V\ ilhanistoi,
TUtSDAV, CIIILDRKNS DA*
Air tnvrttrtron h«ti l»d»in -»ixtuiuie i tir
all school children under fifteen .sears
of age in. Martin and adjoining oun
ties to attend the .Martin County l''aii
free. Tuesday, Sept. 20th.. The same
invitation is extended to the colored
school children under fifteen yens of
age on Friday, September 2'lril, lSilil.
J.very child should take advantage ( I
this ojHipitunity.
MARSHALL'S HALL
The Marshall's Hall will lie hehP
l-'iiday night and music will be furn
ished by the Olympia Five, a com pan v
tourin gthe South. They recently play
ed in the Kimball Hotel, Springfield
Mass. Foil. I'itt Hotel, I'ittsburg; Pa.
They are enroute to Florida where
they will find a mid winted enga;r'J
iiient at the famous Gold Dragon Ho
tel at St. Petersburg.
SKASON TICKF/I DRIVF, KXTEND-j
ED
The period fo rselliftg season tick
ets to the Fair has been extended to
Saturday- night, September 17th
which means that you have one mort
chance to purcliasce ai nission to the
entire Fair and at the me time gain
a chance on the For diouring car he
ing given as a prize. All the loca
banks and dioig stoces are carrying
these tickets as well as the bank
throughout the county. They are good
for grandstand as well as general ad
niissioi^. t .lt can be used for four singlt
admissiqus.. It is not transferable am
will be fcrfeital if presented by any
one other than the one whpse nann
is written in ink on the ticket, lla
you w:ii» buy as many tickets as»yo.
wish, rftain the number of tickets ii
your natne and write the names (jl
the paltjes whom you wish to havt
the exclusive use of these tickets. To
rovM|H.,your lust chance, don't mis
it. No »season , tick«-ts w ill I*' sol.
after night, September 17
GROOM (IN SC RKS A G AIN ST
,WATN ON WEDDING DAY
HartfBtl, Conn., Sept. 15 —An in
suranee fclrdicy for ssf>o against un
favorabll weather on his wedding day
was req&tly issued to a Boston man,
a local 4jiuranee company stated to
day. In bridegroom had declared he
wished to avoid ftctra expense should
rain alter the carrying out of a fiance- - '
merits. The company found the risk
a trood rinu* as the iuut ahone on the
bridal couple and the stars twinkled
as they left on their honeymoon. *. i
THE ENTERPRISE
FAIR PROGRAM
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'l'ueday, September 2lllh, 1021
CHILDREN'S DAY
11:00 iu in.—Grand Parade. Fair
Olhtiiils, Marsh.i lis, Hands and
School hildrcn.
School Children. March from
School Grounds lo Fair grounds.
12.00 M.—Formal Opening.
I.d.'i p. in.— Rand Concert.
12:30 p. m.— Free Attraction)*.
I :00 p. ni.— Races Called.
1 ::10 p. in.—First heat 2:2."» trot.
2:00 p. ni.— Free attractions.
2:l-l p. in.—First beat 2:14 pace.
2:30 p. in. — Second heat 2:2."i trot.
11:00 p. in. Lady lliuh Dives, etc.
3:15 p. in. Seconil heat 2:11 pace.
3:30 p. ni.- third heat 2:2 a trot.
3:l"> p. in. — Hand Concert.
1:00 p. in.—Third heat "2:14 pace.
1:30 p. ill.— Free Attractions—
Aeroplane Kxhihit, etc.
Wednesday will he Farmer's Day.
Thursday Will he 1". very body's Day.
Friday will he the Colored Chil
drcn's Day.
The proKrams for these days will
be published in our next issue.
EVERYBODY GET IN M
818 PARADE
„ tia' land jiai.nic 01 the 1- all W'il
i*igin at the Scnool grounds I uesdaj
i n.ioiltg at eleven o'clock. All ailtomtj
wilu owners are asked to please ileco
rate their machines lot litis gall
event an dtake part in the procession
i at .VI iii a professional rlecojatoi
in town and vvil jjludly assist yoi
ill both materials ami designs loi i
aeiniiial urn. Two brass bands, mount
ed -nai.'halls and representulive (joUti
aiII heip make Hie pai'tnle a surensa
i 11oi assistance vvil leertainl} be ,ap
preciateil.
OSCAR S. ANHIiRSON
hit f Marshall. " j
SH I A I ION STILL FAR I ROM HE
l\«; NORMAL
v Atlanta, (ia., Sept, 10. The won
normalcy was put in its proper plan
IteiY- hy: Sanniel • tioinpei s, -
if tlie American Federation of l.aboi
"I looked It up when they Wist be
gan using it," said the labor leader
"and Webster said it wa's obselete.'
Compels declared faith in the forth
ooming unemployment conference. Hi
coining unemployment .cgjiJjprenre. Hi
expressed the lielief that its V'H';
meeting will instill industry with con
lidence.
Ttie present depression, he said i
due in a great measure to the cry o
"getting back to normalcy." Hi
charged capital interprets the phrasi
hs a reduction in wages.
"I know the reduction in wages i
iargely responsible for the present stt
uation, which, I am sure, is far froii
noirtiaf," he said,
ifoOSEVELT ATTACKED l»Y
INFANTILE PAKALYSD
New York, Sept. II
Roosevelt, former assistant Secretar;
of the Navy and Democratic cundi
dutg- for vice president at last year'
dec.tion r is suffering from a mild
of infantile paralysis,
Dr. George Draper, announced today
According to Dr. Draper's diagnost
made imediately upon Mr. Roose
velt's arrival at the Presbyterian H->.
pital from his summer home "a
New Ilrunswick, he i
slowly nearing recovery after . ulfei
ing from the 'malady for four weeks
Power to control the affected in'us
-fles of ih elower leifs und I'eet I>i
Drupe ■ s lid is beginning to retur i an
Mr. ttoosevelt's general condition air
spirits are good.
LIMIT DICTJONAKY REAUTTtV
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Y'. rk. — New Vorkel's ha v e df
velnped such a passion for readiiii
the dictionary that a time limit o
three minutes has'been placed 'in 'I.
peinsers at the New Y'ork Public Li
brary. " "
A librarian is posted at tho .lit
tioflary shelf to keep the line nfiov
ing. Library officials are my, t f'e I a
to the. cause of the sudden w :essio
of interest in dictionaries, Lt't v set
they will to arrange for e>Ki
"beds'" in the liook hospital if th
crush continue*.
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Car load wire fencing and nail
also carload No. t Timothy Ha;
just teceived. CTieap fOT _tll« i«al
I C. D. CARSTAitPHJCM and CO.
-BAD COPY -* LIGHT PRINT
Williamston. IVlartin County. North Carolina, Friday, September 16, 1921.
TIME FOR SOMEBODY
TO START SOMETHING
\V usliington business houses aid
•beinjc urged by some of the londiK
citizens oi that town to make a »UuiTk
advertising drive lo'r Martin Count}
11 they make a vigorous campaign
for Martin County trade it means that
..hty will ceiUiilil) gel collie and wha
ilie> net Martin County towns will
10-ie. Tiie ordinary tactics used in wai
is to return the fire every time;, tin
enemy charges but we cannot blaiiu
business men of Ueaufort count} W.
lake us much of Martin county'.- I
trade a* they can get and If it pay;
a Martin county citizen to go away
to buy ami sell who has the light U
kick? Our only reason •for making
.Mention o ftliis condition is that when
lleaulnrt county has built her system
i f good muds to our count} line and
invites her friends over and when hv
Ilie convenience ol roads, modern busi
ness methods and other indueunirnts
that appeal to and draw people- the}
go. We can't blame our folks and
farmers to come to our town once i
year to pay taxes or to serve on the
jurj occasionally a«id we can't pleno
ignorance.
11 means that our folks must be up
.111* I doing. We mean all people, some
are doing fine Work for Martin count}
now but a few merchants and t>u -i
ne.Hs people cannot put the job a
cross, it takes all of us. Now is the
tnut' to start something..
HAMILTON II I:MS
•!. I>. Council of NcW York spent
last week here with his mother, Mrs.
Council.
\S. F. Ilaislip spent Tuesday in
Williuiii.stou on business.
Mis. Harry Waldo ami daughtei
Itave ivturned from a visit to relative,
in Norfolk.
Miss Uuth Sattci white of Wash
ingtuu is spending some tjinu with
Mist Uuth l'avenport.
Mis. I), ti. Motthew .-./"Muses Mag
gie 1!. and Annie Jones have .return
ed iioin Kitlin'mnd and Ocean *\ lew.
John It n enpii i and I). (■ Matthew
left Moiid.i} loi lialliimne.
I W. I' , tluislip spent the vveekeu.,
fin Not folk.'
Mi ss l.oui. e Sattei while oi I'ai'ohi
U the guest of Mis. 11.I 1 . 11. Davenport |
Miss Martha Council, Mrs. I' i
Matthews,, and Mis, Clair Ouveiipon
were in Kohei MiiiVille Monday.
Miss .Mii lih' Mi IW lia.s relume I (i
I'ocky Mount- a ier spending - '•:**««
lime hellh her 11intilei.
Miss lilancli llellahiy spent Monday
in Ilus»cll.
Miss I'attie Sherrod is spending
sol no tin iu in Norfolk.
.Mi r>ses Helen Council and Annit
Anthony spent Sunday ill lloligood.
Mrs. Clara Kverett and childrei
have returned fruni a visit, to rid a
tives in Norfolk.
Miss Mary KobersOn has returne
from u visit to Norfolk and Ureal
View.
Mis. Walter Itoberson and daughtei
are spending some tilne heie.
111 1.1.D0t; ATTACKS AM) IIITRM
OWNKK
Howard Taylor of Chocowinit}, vva.
attacked at his home Wedneday bj
a bulldog belonging to him ami
ten in two places, 'l'e dog made a vie
ious attack on Mr. Taylor and had l
be by members of Mr. Tuy
lot's family before he would let gi
his hold. The animal was killed am
head sent to the state health depai. •
nmi'i, at Kaleigh for analysis to fim
out if the animal had hydrophobe
Mr. Taylor came to WusTringtori ti
[take the I'isteur treatment.
COTTON I'HICKS
Cotton is see-sawing wltlch is only
natural as the advance iu price cami
just at the time that new cotton start
ed m the market ami many peopli
who had held to old ootton rushed ti
sell as soon as the. pritV went abovi
fifteen cents. The crop will in
usually sfiort This year iittdTTif -
World is liable to he in the grip of ;
rotton shortage before the season i
over and if trade relations with for
eijrn countries can be properly stalii
lized cotton is liable to reach the high
est price for many years.
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CfH ItCH OF THE AOVKNT
Services for the seventeenth Sun
day after Trinity, September 18th.
Church School 9:4f» a m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 :(M
a. m'., sermon subject "Running thf
World Upside Down."
Kvening Prayer and Sermon 7:4~
p. m. Subject "The F.ntranre of Th}
Word fjiveth I.ight."
A cordial welcome to all,
\VALTFI{ B. CLARK Priest*i it'charge
FORD ROADSTF.R for sale at ~cii
fice. In A No. 1 conditUiD.cnii In
reen at Atlantic H«tel«t, tmy-Uim-.
HUGH G. HORTON 3 Hi)
Local News and
Personal Mention
f
All. »l I»u .lie*--
v \-nor Hi Cuwu v t-.siei .
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Mi. . liallaiU nu."> puiCtia>ou
aiivi iiiu\ea ui me uuum- kvciHi* oc
ci4pieil 1»> An. Jiuiu.> i i'» i ana m.
aunt-, Alls. Jenny i ui it'll.
a\iis. Vw.. Al. l.unici it*ll t ilm
iut
>441 \IMt -»i I . ililHl 1 V Vtm t W ll) lit*-
.I'lu lii AtUvU VNiK'lt* 'lie will
vt dull tills t'Ullllllg Wllill'l.
Mi—r-> .viiim' v i\ui'
11 ilui Wikkl liiui-i and Alt. 1.1 luiaiianUi
u an il iiii: Louu .' Ki . a-' Tili
.» a l.i 1 ut'stla> ni|*iu unci.
ua fnioilc lu-.4 , Jhzalciii C'liy t» i
i>t' n an tctl.
i^lis. Ailnnn.' lMilnint lia icinrnci,
i loin lit*i mimic! \ iicH.llon at \\ i illl
villi' iW'aili.
• * t « ,S "-P
ivii. \\ . 1,. Mucr ul N«'\\ was
tin I ot
1 his NM^-k.
. . .
ali. »Suki I>. Kay lias 1 lit
giotri) >tnic |»re\ itiu.sly uvmuml antJ
l»\ Mr. ,1. K loltuiin aim
na.v
All. liny u |H>|niiar in low n ami \vu»
.">ut»n liavt* a |nnlliable buMiicss cstabli
sllt'll.
Mr. I'. K. lluilgt's has rcluinctl limi.
a trip lo Haltiinoic.
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Hi. A. li. llarkt*!' of New Uctn,
CfO|»ciali\e Markcitng organigci
Wii in luwii yc.stcraUy cnrtmtc to lit r
lie ( omily.
Motlieis! The thought, of bn> ing
•clothes l«>i your school boy is oh yoio
in.ml. Lei Margclis show you lla*
new Kufts with twt pairs oi pititl.s at
less than the prce ol single J»ant.
uits.
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Almost |iet'.suat!eil If* thai sea .
am lickft to the I'iui. i Alnio>t hut
it will stmiii be 100 late, j
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Mi. ( . N. Wilkinson, Insurance
I Sufvf> or for the Sanborn Map l omp
any of New York City is hen; survey
ng the town. Mr. Wilkinson's coinp
I my makes these map's for'lill the fire
ii aiiuiMf coiii|iames in tin* count ry.
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I hoe .lumpel iht s-e's are I
.ni* if po|M»lar, li'i>;o'is lias t*ieai 1
oil want them, in an . hade-i, lit |incef
■/. ■uy u r/liiiuFy wTTI.
1 •
Sli.vs Mary llelle llancll has n
liiini'il from a visit to relatives n
Kirli iiioi 111.'
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Messrs. Jay iiilli)i ainl Krancif
j Maiming motored to I* a 1111 vi I Ii- tin.
afternoon.
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Mr. KI mi'l of Uenr (irass
is in town this jweekr
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r The season ticket selljng |nrioil
lies tniiiorriiu night, 'l ake ailvantagi
ill' its last day of life before it is too
late.
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Mrs. .1. I\ Thigpen and children an
I visiting relatives and friends in
Ahoskie.
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Mi. John Lilley el' .liiimsv'ille was
a husinj'ss visitor in town this morn
ing.
....
The first graih* in the public prhoid
wat closed Thursday and today m
ju-couufc i>J diptherii (juarantine nu!
.i-ll o|>en again Mi iiday.
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/•I Ithe school, in Martin Count,*
art ai»kcil In man n ni the Fair pa
raJe Tuesday and dl chool cliildici
under yeai s of .age and '.hen
leiichers are admit' ?d to the Fair 11
that "lay free of iliaige.
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I'elix Craves, K.n|,. acconipanied bj
Messrs. Iliiljert V\'a\'eii\and Juliiii ,S
I'erT motored to I'niham and Cieeu
linrni. leaving toda' .
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Mr. John W. Manning went to Tar
lx.ro yesterday for the electric
transformers for tile Fair A,.socia
tic-ii.
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Mr. Asa J. Manning attended :
meeting of County School Superin
Undents in Kaleigh this week. •
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h7r. Klhert S". I'eel is spending to
day in Oak City on legal busine s.
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Have you bought your season ticket
to. the Fair? Just $2.&() and -4 chanci
on a Ford automfibil.e.
1 . . . . .
"Pat" is with us again. Mr. Murphy
m le for himself a host of friends last
s {,* i - at the fair who are glad to hav»
(I>e sunshine of his smile again. Puf
Mle ises the happy of making
us forget our troubles not only by
GOOD ROADS MEETING
ON OCTOBER 11 & 12
The -Ist Annual Convention of tin-
North Carolina (ood Koads As.ocr
aU»n is to Lie held in-' tiieensniiio,
October 11 ami 12, in the Li u»'torn
v'ount) Courthouse, with fieadquari ; i>
in tne O'llenry Hotel. '
Much has happened since uui last
convention in Asheville ami you max
well* he proud of youi orguuzatto'i,
It has accomplished a stupendous
in getting enacted law the S.ule
Hig-liway Hill, c«»i i > nig ttu appropn
ation of sf>o,iKlU^WW—for the construe
turn and some two million year loi
the maintenance of a State System l
State const ruction, State uiaitciiaucc.
and Slate control, were all TlU'oipoi
ated in the lass.
Much yet remains to he done. At
tliih convention such questions a-- tin
oigniixation of the new State High
way Commission; the principles upo-'i
which it is I outing the State High
ways; its plans of organization ;in>
administration; the location, const uic
lion, and maintenance of the State
system will he discussed. Me. I'agr
Miigineer, will discuss these topics,
and will he prepared to answer any
questions tho di-h-giites may wi-;h
ask.
Another major topic Will he .1 di
cosaon of Count) ICoad Problems, in
eluding changing fioiu town.-lnp to
county unit in count) road adniini ti i
tion, selection of count) road system
county road const i net ion; s\stems of
county —roud—maintenance;—el c. .
, Remember the .dates, October ! I
and 12. (let up a big automobile paM)
and leach (!iee'ish'i,io hy the evening
of the tenth. Make your reservation
eal'ly Accoodatioii can lie had at the
O'llenry, tiuilford, Cleeg, am! Iluf
fine Hotels.
I>» HI I V—KKS
A marriage of quick anil snappy,
romance . was soleniuiz.ed Tuesday,
Septeniher l.'itli in Klizaheth fit)
w hen Miss-t'owles Sykes of Willianis
ton and Mr. James Dm lev of Nor
folk were married hy a Methodist
minister of that city..
Mrs. Durfey is the daughter of Mrs.
Carlton l.iveruum and is very popu
lar among the youiigei set with whicl
she has grown up since coming -ti
Williainston from Aulandcr sew-ial
years ago.
Mr. Durfey, son .of Mr. William
uml Mrs. hjannie Durfey, is an l-lngi
neei in the Merchant Maniie-and ha.*
visited his uncle, Mr. .lames Watei
Jn j'e several times,. Mr. and Mrs. Dur
fey will he at home to their TTTeniTf
in Norfolk.
sri'KKiou t >t IM \ l:x r \VI:I:K
The fall term of Superior Court will
convene Monday September liltli, with
Judge OliVCi H. Allen presiding The
criminal docket is light, only one casi
ol importance, that of State vs. C II
(iodwin, which is an indictment of t in
hezitlenient, keeping false records
making false statements, whereby he
lelrauded The Peoples Hank of in in;,
thousanils of dollars. lie is making
a very strelious fight in the cirse,-lia
spiead much in opiigineln ami h i n
big array of legal-'talent from a-l
joi'iing countie
he.lutilying our town with colors hut
I y his Simon I'me good nature. Kealiz'
ing that a holiday air makes a succesf
we trust that nil the liiisiness'-liouse.*
and private evidences in town'wili
"dress" up fin the occasion.
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Mi. Unbelt S. Iliggs went to Uicli
iiiiind Wednesday ami retuiiieiT in a
new Kuril automobile which lie hough!
while away.
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Mis. A. it. Dunning spent tlii.
morning in Hobersonvilln shopping.
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Mis S es Varina ColiUrn and Auuie
Mae; Koebuek of Uohersonville have
been . visiting M is.. Sliei rod ( ore) in
Grilling this week.
. . 1 w- » 1 ' •m -J
Mis., Sallie Harris penl_ VVedne
day in llocky Mount.
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Mesnrft. T. Jones Taylor of Holiei 1
sonvilie and Paul Salsbury of llannl
ton' are business visitors in town to
day,
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Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Iliggs, Mr. ami
Mrs. 1.. C. Bennett, Miss Mary O
Smith and Mrs. Carrie Iliggs Williams
attended the show "The Microbe *ol
Love" given in Plymouth las! nrght
,♦« ♦ •
Ml\s. J. W. Manning and Mrs. Mvi
tie Brown altended the New Hern
Tuesday.
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Mr/Marriot Britt spent Wednesday
111 Rorky Mount.—
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Mr. John L. Ilasseir, Trapmirej- n -
the Martin County Fair Associatfoi
attendeil tiut N»w Bern Fair Tuesday;
*
Regular ession
Recorders Court
Ut.vonU i'( ouit of Martin Count.*
to. Xt f.i'u lui. Mia), ."npiembei iii with
Li. Puke "Critclier pi osc'cuting jll l>«
naif of the >tate
i. Mate v.-» S. K. U> iuiii
-eauli and i uuiV law. Sella di.•>-
viiai>;«il| upon the pa\nient of tin
co>t ol the >eila. #Nol pio-» with leu\»
t»i mi action.
State vs \\ 111144111 lit nut* larcen.-
>tml ii-i i'i\ 111. Sentenced ti»- C«»unl. t
jail ioi a trim ol loui months to t»«
• a t»» tin aiUlioiitie> ot IMm
t oini.t' iouiil\ t(* Ik- \\oike«L *»11 puhln
• oa.l ol - aitl i ount > .
l» Stati' v> William liiim*"* lancu,
ami inriMiig. Sentenced to count) jai.
lor a Iciiki ol tour oulh> to he a>
ml t^» the authorities ol 1 ,dK«'Coml>«
count), to !>«• worked on pul)iic road
ol .aid « ouni)
I I State n •\\ illiam iiifne> I. ami
K. not L'uill y.
I State \ Will Mi/elle Lticeii)
and i ecel v Illy,. Mel i'lident plead nudt>
of iMieihle lie p.t . ■ Judgment ai
peiided upon payment ol tlo oi
ul ion ami s.'».imi tin tli pin editing
w itne.i.s.
State \ (iio\er Wsniie, Kellx
Mom «• ami All liu i liaw I lai i• n
i'le.ni i'iiilt \ I ,;u Ii ol delrmleut • llii (
ed |.1.1M1 and one tlilld ol co.it id tin
action
State \ Jo eph li. .oil
failing -k» '" s t lase-., Nol pio. with
leave. ___
J. Stat.- \ Je •.e UnR-prs
officer. I''iued IfJ.i.oo and co>t. I'Vojii
which judpjueiit defcmleut except
and appeals to tli* Supeiior
Appeal homl fixed at $;»0.UO.
11. State \Io n Nlcholv killing
1141r lels -in closed .Judgment
>u ponded upon payment of the cost.
1-U. Stat«' vs John Daniel Yarrell -
killing Mjuirrels in closed season. I ui
ed and cost of action.
h. State \s Lector Kverett assualt
I'i.ivoi foi judgment Prayer continu
ed nnlll the fn.-t Tuesday in January,
li>lT2 upon the defeiulent'.V entering
into hond in the
hi appeal am«' on >anl date ami te
In an to the coll 11 that he has hoei
of }'ood \elia\ioi and ha» paid the
co -t ol action.
I.{. State \s lohe llopkinv laiceny
and lece I\ i nff. Not guilts.
n State v* \\ illia Johnson am.
Mars Joliiimhi of mortal
ed property! ( ontinued HIM lei the
.anm Iriuid.
7. Stale \ , Willie. Johnson and Mar>
.lolillm>ll |)rspo inp* irt .mortared pto
jirrty. t 'mttntw*d-»under. the. hund
'J'J. I.M\on I tart h tt Co. Inc. \s II
have. (hdered tJiat defendet pas
plaintiff coinpaii) the miim of r i2.
the aount of Ills indebtedness to it
and the interest on thai amount from
Doceliilici I, I'J'Jli.
7. State Vs June A. l> W
Tlni luTPt'oforr rendered in
this cau e on the fith da> ol Septein
her, IH'JI is heiehy stricken (ut and
tin* tlefHiulent Is hereby ente.nced to
county jail for a term ol te i da>
mill fiut*.l ssti.ny iniif ciisl i> fill!' .litinii
iiirljulintf jail I'its.
I' \f \n l( \ M (.KOS Kl \ (il l
Willi MIIMO IIK »M S'KlllK
I'almsia, Sr|il. 11, NVlirii ll II
Hani son startiil In rinse Hit - stnuj til
Haki-r anil, Kvi'M'tt, tin- other night,
two lU'gioOH ialr.l to IUIII to o|ieii the
*i|oor a.s tlicy wuntcil to purrliasi' some
iiiii' of.tho higropn some k oo 'l*> the
nthi'r ,sli|i|ii'il around and rifled the
inoiii'.v drawer, vslnrli had previously
liei-n in a drawer of his desk.
The nefrrn had ,'niie liefore Mr. Hal'
risnn knew the money was 'l'he
iiegrn well red ahnut s2ll in mnuey.
Sunday iiinrriinn' two other negroes
atfein|ited the .same trick without &ur
■•ess". 'I liree negr«i»'s > u jiecteii of hav
ing been guilty o ft We ruhlier) have
lifen arrested.
'KIHA( ( » I'l'llll I S
Tnliai rn |ii ire.i are till good. The
general averages are good and good
grade:! are high, many farmers i.seran
ing forty cents for first priming-,
Minte-going above fifty. The prospect}
for prices to remain high are
If the farther- will take good ctire if
their tobacco, grude it properly atlfl
; sell slowly prices will remain high.
The nop ih very light in all tobacco
growing, sections of Nofth Caroina.
" g * NOTICB
II \\ K YOt'R HIGN.I AND CI .OTH
UAMNKRS DONE EARI.Y. WE ARK
AI.I'I'IADY ON THE GROI'ND IN
Tin: MAIN THE
PA I ft (JROIIND.
, ATTRACTIVE AND CORRECTLY
on MR SIGNS FOR AI ; L EXHIBIT
f'l' RI'OSES.
! . . YOL'HS TRI LY,
PIKE
THE OFFICIAL PAINTER>|
1
' T ■-
IP YOU WAI# QUICK
RESULTS USE A WANT
AD IN THE ENTERPRISE
ESTABLISHED 189&
SIGN-UP MONTH FOR
CO-OPERATIVE MAR-! I
KETING STARTS 15TH
'he day is here. The hour, had * t
struck. The battle is on. Am "- > yov4 ? !
ready to go in the Fight prepuruit ta j
win the number of Signers to '•THLiII
liOt'K," that was assigned to you at I i
>' n u l county meeting, a - one of the l l '
•>e.eial thousand volunteer workers 4j
.lui inv this month i,f intensive drive. ||
I i en, thi sdav until the last hour M
ui tl i - drive the eye's ofthose whj me * I
c\t einely intere,t"d in the succens ol'; *
tl.ie ampaign will be upon us und will
wat.-|, with deep concern th«j results i'
a' nn labtHs. Who is so intensely jn
tcre*: >l t hose for whom o ir for- i 1
lieai - suffered, Bled and Died Those
loi uiiom we would dit if uee«l be- 1
our I'jud women and uepemlerit little
(I li!• en.
Mi i' VN'e hava --I'd We would do
this lob, but let me give yon (/.is f
» nrvng unless we are willing to pay !
tli ' p • e, which is that of vefry hard
work, it cannot be done. We must |
look upon this as the most important
ii.', before us. And we must also
reci i;ni/e the fact that we can not ji
In ~ II d come out as decent and itspec ! j
•M« as when, we went in.
We niu-tykeep in mind this fact;
i I'he thing we ar edomg is Everlasting- j j
ly right. We are doing no more than
any other respectable and successful |
business has done in the past and
is doing today; Organizing ojjr busi
ness, which i sthe biggest of a*y uiher
•ni> earth, upon The s&me bu ;ine;
principles .that has made other bUsi -
nests uccessfjil.
We want to urge every one who has
agreed to help in this cause to keep
everlastingly at it to the last hour or I
tiillil every one in his territory ellegi
ble to done so.
Now for one lid day drive. One and i
and all talking, Thinking, Dreamtnj
Singing, Preaching, Writing and work
ing for COOPERATIVE MARKET
INC.
COW It TS KSCAPP.
Twenty one convicts are reportel
to have escaped from the Beaufort"
county mad gang since the first of
June. Five made their get-away dur
ing the lust four days. All of the men
who escaped were negroes.
County authorities Me determined
to put a .check to ibis wholesale
method of escaping anil « additional
KUurtU will be employed from no*
nn. Search has ben made for the
:;i who have escaped but no trace
of tlieni has been found ami it is be
lieved that they ahve left the county
altogether.
I'lll'ltCH CALENDAR
B.AITIST ( IICRCH, A. V. Joyner
Past or.
Sunday School ut 11:45, Dr. P. B.
l iuie, Supt.
Morning Service at 11 :tit) a. m.
Evening Service at 7:45 p. m.
Vou are cordially invited to attend.
NOTICE OF SALE
t inter and by virtue o fthe authori
ty conferred in a certain deed ol trust
executed to me by C. W. Keith on the
Ifitli day of April 1920 and of record
in Martin County I'ublic Registry in
Book A-iJ, I'age 638, securing certain
boh.ls of even date and tenor there
with and the stipulations therein hav
ing not been complied with and at
the request of the owner of said bonds
I will expose to public auction in fronts
' of the court house iltior in Williamston
' at 12:11(1 o'clock M. on the 14 day of
October 1921 the following described
real property: Being a certain house
and ml in the town of Williamston
' roiiiinonly known a sthe Tucker prop« ,
ty and adjoining the lands of E. V
tjnnlv, I'. F. Apfel and John D. Biggs
and being on the corner of Watts A
Itny Streets and being the sme land
' conveyed to C. W. Keith by W. F.
(iiirganus to which deed reference is
hereby made for a more accurate de
script ion.
- This thn day ol Sept. X 921.
H DUKE CRITCHER, Trustee
i
NOTICE OF SALE
I 'rider and W virtue o ftho autiiori
ty contained i|| a certain note execut
' ed by S. S. HMlley, bering data Jlanu
f ary 2nd, 1920 conditlens in laid
' not not having been complied with,
the undersigned owner of said nete,
1 will onthe Ist day of October, 1921,
at the Court House Door in the tow*
of Williamston, N. C. at 12 o'dock
VL cifefr for sale to the highest bidder
1 for cash, at public auction, the follow
ing described personal property:
J (fi) Five-notes in the sum of (>400.-
: 00) Four Hundred dollars each, dated
Novemhef, 7th, 1916, executed by W.
' F. Barber, due January Ist, 1921, 1982
1 1923, 1926 and 1927. Said notes being
.secured by deed of truat on real estate
This the 7th day September, 19S1.
FARMERS A MERCHANTS BAN*
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