. .clt«rut.> rB Will Find Our
C'ultfßinfi a Latck Key to 1500
oi Martin Cojfiity's Home?
VOLUME
Au|o Accident Costs Life of
g
Due Man; Aitotlier Is Injured
"" This ajortiirig at fight o'clock a Font
i Coupe Wis found turned over in the
on the Hamilton road.
Ainai Was seen ty be uttderneitfh if'
Sfcn a crowd assembled and w J'l^ii(,
y us Gurgttmu- was found tf be
Tie hai*aAJ-envy bruise on hi." fore
hand wfach ptxibably killed him, al
though |tis face anitVtf portion of hi
head w#s under vvat»r &. evident)
howeve#, that the )!> in
fragment (he
found.'  1 uf||^1 1-li• .n w*
at leas'- f'' the
Ca /to Xi 1 kiTi) 111 I I
Ward but haaT»e 'tafferi ft.'* l>
Ward, J)., who with Mr Gurganus
was driving,towards Wiliamston whei
the at "Molt ocx ui red. It. 1- under
>(too dthtit Mr. Ward has had se'vei
al -limbs broken ji l "' ' s bruiifld- n|
'foftf.iderahlv. '• v , „ .
Mr. Unrgaiius vas a fanner an
leavos a wife and .-eventl small chil.
dl-ei . lie mll vii-d the daughter o '
Mr. Tom' Ambers. Mr. Gurgah'i- wii' I
a fine younir man and the n>imr,i:iiii
loses one of ii,. good citizens
'1 lie cb"oi,er will hold nn iuqu-st an.
. 111010 cßjiiplete details* wil b" givei
later. " |
! N'OTK F OF .SAI.K
rndel' and !>> vrtue'uf the p.nvei,
of sale coiftaii ed in that,) u>*uin deed J
of trust c>etuted by C. ft., Godwin
and wife Marc l'i ndleton Godwin ti'
undei signed P>u tee and bdariiu'
date of Jaiuai. 1 t, I'Jlti, and of re
cord 11 pook M-1 at page f>"7 of tli«
Martin fount' Public Registry said
deed of tru t having bn n 'given to se
cure the |in yinf lit of certain notes o
even date.. .tlierow IHu and the tei m
and condition*- t!-e+iir contained .no
haviffg. he'll complied W.itli, and a
the request ot tk> holder of the safe
note*, the undersigned Trustee will
on Monday the till id day ol January
VJ'i'Z at I 2 o'i lock M., at the court j
house door of Martin County fit Will' j
am*toii, N C offer foj* sale at puldh
aucton, to the highest bidder fol cu; I
tlva, following parcels 0/ laud sifuati 1
in the County of Martin, Slate o
North Carolina and bounded and d
s scrilied 'as follow, to-wit:
• First tlact: l&iig a town lot, Tie
gfnafiig at C .HlGfllw if 's fe»|ger>>.
Jiycanii.le
long -aid street 62. l-'i loot to an iron
stub, a. comei'; tliene a northeast
eeurse parallel with* Main Streotto
J. A Teel's line thence along saiii
Tftel's line to J. H. Mi/.lelles line;-
thence a southwest course along said
Mizulle's line and other* to tlie' be
ginning; Containing one fouith (11)
acre moie or l«ss", and being a pal' ot
a lot which \vas doeded to FL.r«d
win by S. J. Everett, Comm. whicl
deed is-of record -in' the public Reg-is
W:y of Martin County.
JSecoqd Tract,: Hegifilftg 01 Mail
Street, "Williamston, N, C. mi* tin
southwest corner of M B. MCIKA. itn'i
lot, 15 yards 'cm Mailt -St
and Bs:yard.s deep; thence soiithwe t
er|y akng Main Street iio janN to
■i stob; : thence southeaAtellv .».» vard
uurallel to the southwest boic, tan
iinc iif M 11. Met; ownn's hall aci t Jot I
Mi a Ifcie parallel with Main Mjeet:
thancejn-irtheustcrlj 25 yiuch along
lir» t' M. li. Meftownn's liaif acre
i»t; tHence northwv.sterlv al'nig' • M j
I'. Mcijowan's half acre • t ■ "1 yards
the lieginniiii!'. ContainuiH inethirH
o." 811 kcra more or !(•■;.•
Thiri Tract: Being lot in the town
tl Wilamston.N. C., and b in; fiiih.'
I - descrilied iii a from
J >hr D; H. which
.id dfecd is,of i*eo-.| in ■»k C-II
■it '• of the Mart n County publii
and i" refei red to |
,ied mude a pait lieiv o,' for the ]ikr«|
posjis s*. showing t!ie bountlaries 01
the laid hereby intended to b- cor
tv edJ
At the time an,l place mentioned
r 1 tip sale of thi 1"? it, estate, tin"
un'£ Trustee will offer at
public) sale to the highe. t bidder for
rtuli, ♦he following pa»Kßintl property
10-ait; ' ' • ;*?
Tenj(lO) *'B!-ares of the Capitol
Siotlt |of The Na» ona! I.aak
pt Rakiinore.
1, a| (lfH »s!i«j| of the Capital
ri. k of tha, .Ifxchanuo
flatioial Bank l/eriUhafri,"North
Carolit#.
I'ids fli 20tk day :>( r»ecemlier 11*21.
(Rignjd) A. R. DL'NHLICi, Thiftee
r; cast iron, six ciqi, cook stove
'[• bargain Burns either coal 01
v 0' Mrs J 1.-iwrenoe Peele, City.
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THE ENTERPRISE
y Williamst-nri. Shi? lift (~>unty. North Carolina, Friday, December 23,1921.
'GIADED SCHOOL HONOR'
BOLL FOR 3RD MONTH
k lie hoiii roj for tnc
third school month of the Williamston
Graded School.
FitfrOUtjgde-&: »Johtf tltaw Sanp.siai, .
Marion T Roberson, Jessie Wilson
I Price, John Chelry, Wheeler Martin
Manning, Shehor. Ihiniel Mar>
) hodgeisoti, I'.va Harrison, M:'.iy I'.
Hahlilon, Ruth .Ward, Ja-cu Rrifle 11
Mary (uirgaiius, Uel.i»cca Teele, Hazel
Updard, t Lois Howard, Margaret
W'aves.
Second Hazel lijoun
tore t JnyncK,, Siisie Vac llfliuhill,
S/irali Cooke, Mildred
heard, Mary Hanlestv, (ienevn Jen-
Kins. J{ac!u I Mooiv, F.dith I'eel, Susie
T-el, Lillian Ruth Hob"r on, Maty
I Clyde Williams, Kltori Meni-tt, Albeil
l>'s|i(; Clark, (JJniili Fh'iiiiiig', Joe
Guditid, yjieorge 'llaVii on. ji , Fail
l/arris. Ralph .'filsori, Vli-ifle Mali
(ling, I'. I). Stalls, Robe-it Covvvn,
II: Annie Beth Rogei -on, lUulah
| S.nith, ♦niiiivs Mijlli::ms, ("lahron
| S.immfr
Wynne, Julius lioebuck, I• 11 i-• •
j'K^on, Cliesti-i Nicholson, Dougla. l
N ichol son.
j. Su.-ie Mae lti'inhill, If 11.1 Joy
j lie-1. Mary Hardesty, lUulah Smith,
j S. l ■1 e I ed, Ralph—N'' l on, —Cj 1 ntjfr»ii -
Flemniuig, Clabron Suiumerlii , Hugh
(iurganu , lose • adard, tienrgtl'
Haiv- 'U, C rly , &lunniiut. % C a 1 1
■v\ \ nil ' .»■*». r ■ ,
tirade \ N'ouia I'iiry,
(ili.ik. Mane Robe.l son, Fl ie AndiiU:.
M.'.giiolia liaker, Nrtiie Cheir>, Mary
A'ice liunninc. Johnnie . Ki!mond.M>n
M> rtle-(f)eiiti,.'Klu'i fi Jiuby
.fiisepltil# Hurrt no,'lie"
I ll'it Cowcn, K*card tiravi :, JOl
If. tj '• OTI, Malt'onv Sim"pr>"on, Huck
uii.li r., I idrof*iy ~M odlin, (imct I
I.': g»>, AI IK rt t'ook, Mel via Wynne,
H: \ ict.oria Weiva r. Fannie I! iy
I'll nbeth I'eel, (llalvs Mooie, A nil ir
Gut gamis, I>l lion C ibb, Gat land lien
1 nett, Ja'ni'.-' l>aniel.
C: Ollie Rolwrsim, M«*lv die Wynne
Johnie Klsie Gurganus,
| Hubv '-furganus, Hanison
Herbert Cowen. Malconi Simp.o',,
Gnice l'age, Fnima. \\ illiaii . Itilloii
Cobb, Annie (iurg-uius William Chell
Svi'lyu Hall.
# Fourth Moore, A.
1(.
"inrk, Iv,■"m~l1 v ,■"m~ 1 r 1
Gaynor, F.dwin Peel, V.'ii'dMmt IJodg
er- on.
C: Lillian % Colt rain, Th.omn.- Sum 1
tilndyiT (iurganu Cattieiiiw
Hardif Oii,, Jasper Moore, Lo m Sinitl
Paul Simpson) Claude Clark, Fdwi
IV el, Altonl Uoniel.s, (Jrace Whitle.v
Margaret Fvvell Julia Ward, Home
Rn'iihill. Leon Walters, Murphy C.»l
Ire 111.
Fifth Grrde —I!: llihl.i ltd 11 nujdi
Kugiue lloyt, William ( llutl
Peel, Durrel Pi ice
' C: Ruth IW, I'attie Wjnn, Ihitre!
Price, Wheeler Ward, Robert Brown,
Hazel Fdmoiiiison, Virginia Harrisoi
Wijliam Gurganus, Oulah Co'train.
Sixth (inule —C: 'lFonwi.s Cravfoiil,,
Fila Mm; Riijton, Sbphia Little, 'Join
- -f>vk»\-,- Miriam ("ourtney, dtftrlic Cow
en, Carmelle Jones, llol'othy' Ti,rower,
•PessUp 11 ill'rl son, ttrnry
Sevvnth tirade—R: C'wil .laylor,
| Luciie Has.ell. Ruth Manning, Trula
| I>BT. . .
j ( :Kli Bamhill, Charles Peel, James
| Ward, Bruce Whitley, Kvelyn Hair on
Nina Jones, Margaret Joyner, Ruth
j Manning, Maltha l.eggi*.tt.
Eighth rade—B: Benjamin Courtney
Fred Taylor, Margaret Manning,
L»ura Orleans, , '
j C: John Booker. Ilugu Bui'ras, Bill
Horrison, Benjamin Courtney, Riil» it
Manning, Procter Jones( I'reu Taylor.
Nineth Grade—lJ: V'elnia Harrison.
Bry'afit Canvtarphoi Fredeiick. Hoyt
(MitiUs Brown, Klsie Green, Velma
ttirris'on, Pattie Harris, Carre Dell
I Manning, Carrie Lee Peel, Sadie pern
'j Bryant Carstarphrn, Gaylolll llat |i
• j son.
j Tenth Gaade—A:' Louise Crawford
' Emma Bflle Harriso.
B: Klizalieth Has.-vjll, Ksthrr Hai ri(
I son.
(J: Thelma Brown, Ixiuise 'rawforil
; Bonner Gurganus, Err.mu Bel
II E?itlu.'i Harrison) Martha Harrison.
' if innie TloUfertfon, |fr i*n it Pael.
1 Eleventh Gladi—
|. TiCggett,' Harfls, *
, LAND SALE
! The ..ac of Ihf property of U 1 J F.
, Bamhill Estate on Tliurwlay was well
and the property brought
sold at satisfactory price*
your children are going away to
s i school or collage this year, be sui"e to
 1 send Ihe' Enterprise to tha»r. so fhey
j can keep with the riews at home.
ANSWER TO ARTICLE
IN TUESDAY'S PAPER!
lolowinlj letter has just In" I
| ra«3k>ived vvhirlrwe print in pait. 1
Williamston, N. C.
December 21, I'JUI
Edito r»f the Entei"prise,
°«i s^: -; s T 7 7
Injyour I'Cfcß issuf of l>ec. 20 there
was 4 splentli# aitiile written undei
the heading, "We are Living in a l.a\v
less Age," and I read it carefully
'You -&y |hat the two worst failure,
of the age ale the pulpit ami the court
and the people m-od t« be taught
all. of which may be true. You alsi
mentioned soft -peddling 111 the pulpit
What about the aew-papers ? Ale hev
not guilty too?
* the courst
cause : they have trU'd to r pj / j •lilt I
one. jfmi't tin* Js 1' lows
ft lies, ei|UivaVnt f.i'itt I
thing. The preachers are not the onlv
one swho -end up kyrnckets to ilruv.
the eyes of the public from something
not desired to be aired, and if th«
etlitors would fall down on !h. fin e
line, too, and treat nevwfc a > pevvi
boino of us wouhhntt tlavtj cui
information from the streel crni'f
and hotel lobbys.
Youiv respectfully,
lettei comes very '.ear convict
wotud undoubtedh produce i
first degree veidict K tlie prenu e
were the same as that id the pulpi
and the church. Vou must ivmemhci
that the pulpit or the chitcih is an in
stitution ordained by God t" ptoclain
11 i > ta. .pel in men. Ihe amri e m~
.institution established b\ nation.- ..m
men \ti requiiv man til, deal t'aal;
with other . ihe pulpit lnu ked b
ill the p.-.wt i I" haven and the coin'
i. backed by all the pow»v •ol eaitli.
The newspaper "■ What i it and whir
does it owe to the public, Does it ovvi
uiorito tin* public than a mercantili
TIU ines- or fh rilling business? It i;
a private institution that depend - up
.oh , iU.jmlLvic* fill' its. .'M-tel.Cf am'
es -diapi d in poli.cy b> in; ny ciieirm
.stance- and condition To I ' I fil'St
clas- papei it may ri-«|Uir: i lull ie
(net of al lllie new.,, bill a i'ailure
lo e- ploil unfortunate happ>'iiii,|;' b;
'he newspaper is more to be commeiii
ed than condemned. Nuvvspaper; ot
good standing have long* since adopt
ed .the plan of doing all dirt y washiiif
in the back >ard The iievvsp; per ha
long been reoigifized as one ol tin
greatest factors in the promotion ol
eiviUzntiri and government. .The |i^ s.
pa|iai infill creature, selfljniis t lifted
T» it he iole ll '
aftll not /or the lijy nil
dow
4n\.\ IF, SMITH S DEI INITIOS ol
\ KNOCKF.R
After God bad finished making
Snakes, Toads ami Vampires, lie hai
.some awful .stuff Ifet—with which In
nu.de a KNOCKER. A Knockci i:-. :
two-lrggrrl—nniioal—with a corkscrew
*oul, a water sogged brain and a coin
biuation backbone inado 01. jelly am
glue
Where other Jieopli' have h arts i
Kiiocker carries a tumor of decayei.
principles, when he goes down street
honest people turn their backs—
the Angel in Heaven weep tears o.
■ljßterness and the Devil closes tin
-gates of Hell to keep him. out.
amn'li KK AT BAIT IST clll IK H
A. V. Joyner, pastor.
Sunday school, i): 4. r i m. Dr. P. B
fJoije, Sup'.
Sermon by the pastor 11 a. m.
Subject "lean's Quej.t for ('hrist.','
The pastor will preach at Biggt
School house jit (1 :()tl in the after
noon.
B Y. P. C. W:46. p. 111., Miss Carrti
Delle Wlnte, luader.
Sermon by th» pastor 7:.'iti p. in.
Subj!Ct; "The Cycle of Life." "
There will be appropriate music at
both services.
W extend to uvery' one a cordial in
vitation 'to "worship with u» at all
these services.
OLD YEAH 'ALMOST TO A ( LOSE
There are unly eig.lt c ore days ol
1921 ih which to fulfil the resolutions
we made on .New Year's Day.
Have we drifted from the path
that we mapped out in the beginning
of the year? Hoy,-,ii any ot is have
reached the high ideals Jlhat we aspir
ed to reach at he jeginhlng' of the
yeaf ? An* how nfcnj* of lis aft re
gietting bitterly fiJujieJ We
must admit that tfci-'« id itordfc' ( oo
lat" will ring n our ears. But if we
fajl to make good rc-. olutiins we will
not do as much good is if we so. We
1 must have sme objecti .e, some high
ideal to struggle to attain if we would
reach the correst standard oi citizen -
ship for men women.
FOR SALE: FOR RACER. A
condition, cheap for cash. Ree ,T
F. Co*, Blount Mfg Co. 2(
n . ' 't
Local News and
personal Mention
f Mj( ami Mis .1 YV Watts, .if. wri!
' 1-:: vb tomorrow for New Beirte to
sperrf several "days' V»s*fTil« " Mrs,'
Watjp' parents, Mr anil Mrs *\. P'.
Walworth.
Mr" and Mrs Garland Yelverton !o''t
this morning' for Goldshoro to spend'
some time with tvlatives there. Mr
and Mts. Yclveittn will not return
alter Christinas. "They have made
their home with Mrs Fannie l.'arstar
ph in mi Main Street since they'haxcl
bo.-ii in Williauiston and have endear
ed themselves to the 'Williunislon
people who u>giet to see them leave.
•*' ♦ «
Miss I onise Harrison retmnvd last
nij lit from Wilson to spend'the holi
days with her parents, "Mr. and Mrs.'
r. IV llairis'on.
• • • » A
If the it- is any one who knows of
a case in the (own or community
when- ther ato children who will not
be provided for at Christmaslf so
p'ease repvot their names to either l>iv
l' U. Con • or Mayor, K. N-. -Pool.
• * • «
Mr. U he«U»r avtiih will spmul Christ-,
ma ; in Wake Forest with, his family.
• • • •
Mr. Howard Hej jitk,. Ji. retui'lK'il
-Yom Chapel .Hill today to .>p,:ud the
holidays- with his grandfather, M.r. W-
G. La tub.
» • • »
Mr. Charles kngftt arrived Wedne.;-
——t•'i■.lit from Kaloigh when 1 liy is
attending A. and K. College,.
* f
111. and Mis. I' II Conj! and clul
'i• n left tin-, morniutf foi Wilson to
i e.id the Christmas holidays with
.'•lis tiiiltlo. a.-tel, Mr;,. Unbelt I'ul
glium.
Mi-.,-. Nolle Wynne i.s.at liumio Jri/in
Saint Mary's .Schjjul, to. sji'iid the
oliday.i With iti s V l'Ui;e|it.s, Mr. and
MF~. .1 I. Wynne
* • • •
Mi an.l Mi . S S-.l.aw H'lice will a.r
■ne tonight to spend overal .lays
A 111 • Mr- Lawrence's parent
» m ♦
Mr .1. I .lark.*on of Oui'tk'iih was
i liai siiM-hS \i.-»itui \\A iv n > f.slrifiuv
V'• • * '
'Mi llano,\ Gardnoi and son wer«
n town Thin-day
,Vl V . Ilruco Wynne and- W. II
"aiitarphon who are . ;it tending
Trinity Colegn are spending, theii
aration at Ik mio. •
• • . > - * >
Messrs. rank and Irxing Mai'Rolft
will leave- Sunday foi War aW to
,'isit relatives. ■'
r .» • * ♦ •
Messrs Collin I'oel, W, (I (flirkin,
Htiirh-H'orlon and .1 W. tai l- will spend
Chi'i tffi.i?i in Croswoll.
# ♦ • •
Mi .lai^li s ('."and W ( Manning,
->,r. of Atlantic Quistinn nr.
I>' )i>llii r'the holiday at homo with
)■> JI. parent'
•I i Anna Harrison leturiioii Mon
lay from Tarhoro whore ho was call
ed on account of the illness of the
jallj of Mr. and Mrs. A H Mi/elte,
* • » «
jVli n Jewel Harnett Jolt yesterday
jJPr h.'i' home at Faruivilli* to .spend
' XhHstmas.
• • » •
UToi Ijiima rnTßErthon wT"o is a"
iiioiiil.ii of the faculty of the Guiil. •
Schools" of Kinston is at lio|in; for
weeks
Hiss Klizaboth Bunas in at home
tin State Collegr fr>r Women at
Greensboro to spend the holidays with
he* parents Mr anil Mrs.. Hugh M
Burros.
• •' • •
Mi Lawrence Moye left Thursday
fot his home at Farinville to ,spent'
the Christmas vacation.
+■ * *
pupt'. M.,.1 -.Davis will leave tohior
row for his homo in Wai ronton ti
visit his parents during' Chrslina >.
• • ♦ •
Crttclii'f sper.t »" Wishing
• » • »
1 Mr Hi" I Mps. George Heidon motor
' oil to Warhinffton Thursday.
! I* * * "
jHr. JJ F. Latham, Apprai-> :
? tlie Fefleral Land Bank arrived la
■ niffyl and will he in the Count) f
i some time appraising land for appli
i cr.nts for loans from the hank Mi
! Latham's home is i?T Beaufo'rt Count
1 artd he is vu'll known in Williamstoril
> | ' " ' «. r « «
l -If all Sjubscrihers who are'behind
I in subscriptions wil itenl Js a elteek
- lif January we will pass tho jhy along
tof tho other follow.
sJ * *
1 -v Aftderson arrived
yititurday, for Greensboro where she
L LI3R been attending 0. C. W. J
_ L.
t _ (fcrpftimiH
■ •' • v * » - -j
Jblcst for a
n l\eUt
«_»!■]
\
f zJ
1 mmmmm ■i ■ *mmmmmJLmmm ———i—^——
JAMESVILLE NEWS
AND PERSONALS
Mr II L Edens and Miss Carrie
-Edens liiivc gone to El rod where they
will .pi'ml Ihr Christmas Holidays.
Mr. C A As'kfw wua town
VV»>«ln(-Uaj; on Imsiuesi.
i Mish Essie Brown an -,-is
W ilmiii anil All>oit i ay n .. were
""tin* him" I ui Mi — i .it. IU, — l)ji ■, i| i,4
en NuiuUiy nfteruoQ. n
Mrs... C C FlcuiDiing .iinl cluldt" n
left „this wecK t's»i* Halimoro \yhc:o
they will spot..l tile Chri tinns Holi
days with friend^
Mr. and Mr Luther Hardisoii
niotnird to \\ i Wrdni'sduy.
Mrs:. I'attio Wallace a nil' Mr
Arthur Wallace will tl*; holi
days in Baltimore with relatives anil
friend .
Hrf Archie Blow n was in town' yps
terday.
Mr. William Sykes and Mr. Snth
Neodham motored to Plymouth Tues
day night..
Mr. and Mrs. M (' Jackson wen
the guests of Mr and Mrs Pterin)
Peel in Griffins Township Inst week
Mr William Martin has arrived
from Poughkeepsie where lie is attend
ing Eiistmen College, to spend tin
holidays with his mother
Mn'sse l.illie Hel land Mamie
Brown were in town Saturday after
noon shopping.-
rs. I Handle llloiint and children are
visiting Mr. and Mrs, .1 *l.. Ilivenpwt
Mr J>hii liOiiK •yB
folk where lie hail I icon on business.
Rev. .1 I) Howell and" family from
I'lyn i >ut h wi re the guests of Mr) and
Mrs. C, A. Askew Siiiulfiy.
Miss Fannie Latham, Mrs. John
Martin irnd Mrs. I.aura Long ac
companied by Mr. William Martin
- motorist to Willinmston ( Tntsj|^y k
Mr Koliert Rackley left Wc-ilnes'
day to spend Christina- with
at Wallace.
Mr (lames Nmithwick arrived thi
week from Chapel Hill to spend the
holidays with his parents
Mr. F. M Sexton is here f I'oiii
Florid&v to -pen dthe Christmas
Holidays with friends arid relatives:
Mr \V. L t'askey of Richmond was
a busijies visitoi in town yesterday, i
- .-...w v*» i -Jf.
SCHOJ. CLOSED FRIDAY FOR
CHRISTMAS VACATION
i
The (iraded School closed it's full
session Wednesday. Each class had
> pmpured a program and a Christina
tree and the last day'before the Christ
mas holiday vreere by all tlm chil
dren.
The ful Iterm >f the school has lieen
(.Very Miti. factory to nio.it of tl-,i» teach
j&rs, pupils, parents and patrons of
the school
As little criticism of the school has
been tnadfl so far as there has been
~in th ehistorS' of the school and th
peopUi of the town appreciate the
e.'iiiM'it efforts and resuts of Mr.
I)avis and his corp of teachers during
the past term.,
Thil spring term will open early ii
January and the pnipls are looking
forward- to a busy season for one
coinpHiMMit can certainly be' paid the
faculty', and that is for their having
r made th echildren ilo good work.
Chi Wednesday night the fifth and
jixth, grades gave an entertainment
which was well attended by .the j*ir,
ants »f the children anff all were »le-'
lighted with the' program. Miss*-
Claylini "und Vuughn are the, teachers
of these grades.
1 TELEPHONE OFFICE -
O- "" SERVE SUNDAY MOUlfs i
I . ONLY, ON MONDAV
'-As-Monday will be obseived as a
holidfy and the b yHtmitshrshrh'sh
i Aolidgy by all business firms nf the
r;Rown, the telephone office will only
Jb* opened during Sunday fiour*.
NEWS FROM IN AND
AROUND OAK CITY
Mr. R tin son of A C College con*
ducted services in tlit Christiai
Church Sunday, owing to the absenct
id' the regular pastor.
Miss Vara Harrell und Miss Sara)
Pollard, Mrs. W. T. Humphries and
Mr. Wilbur Worsley spent Friday
Messis. E K Harrell audi lxiuit
U own s|*>nt Friday nigth in Winter
villo.
Mr Frank Jolly was in town during
the past week-
Mr. T. W. pavenport spent last
Wednesday in Rob'ersonville
Misses Louise Scott and Ruth Hud
sou, Nftssrs M. H. Savage aiijt l*«ul
Hyman attendel the Qtristmas en
tertainmeutXut
ing
Mr. F 11. II town of Kentucky aodl
his mother, Mrs Ilrown of Tarboro
aie spending some lim# here with
Mr. Nat R rown. /
a 4
Mr Jack Move sp. Nt \ Monday in
Tarboro.
Mr Howurd Ilrown wvnt to William
ston Monday on business.
Mr. R E. McNeely spent.Ktinday in
town. ;
Miss Jefferson House spent Satur
day and Sunday In Roek> Mount with
relatives. _
Mr ami Mrs J F Crisp, V r and Mr:
11. S Everett and Mis I! K Early
spent lyftyulay In Tarboro.
i T. W ■fliwit lin -t
--de.y in Varhorn. - .
Mr. Jatnes Averette and Miss
Blanche Routinx iiiotored to Wiljiam
were ifiarried. They were accompauiet'
,iy Mr:;. F. M Harrell and Mr. T
U. Jlilinson
" Vllfc HiCIATES AT
( THE COUNTY HOME
ll' you wish to atld to your Christ
■ ruas joy, visit the stores of eithei
J. 1,. Hassell and Co. or Anderser and
i Crawford and deposit snmet-hing »t>
, the biff boxes that you will find near
the entrance of each for the Chnstms. 1
of the inmates nf th« County Homo
It also fulfils the Scripture, "I ivai
' wick and ye ministered unto me,
was in prism arid ye visited me" -S
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
HELP THE POOR
The Baptist Sunday Sschool will
give presents to all those who by mis
fortune are unable to provide them
selves wth something to bring the
Christmas Spirit and f.'heer. T he com
mittee in charge is composed of Mis.
John I). Biggs, Jr. and Mr. Urcer
Hardison. They wish to learn of all
unfortunate persons.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
■ the estate of Susan J. Telterton, t d»-
! ceased, late of County, N
C., this is to nfl|Jfy all persons hav
InR claim sagainst tlje Astiite qf .aaid
'■ deceased to exhibit tluem to tlie tie%
derslgned on or liefore th Ist ih#
B of January, 1K23, or this no\lce will
f be .plucd in bar of their recovery.
This 13th day of December, litii
1 4 W E. W. TETTERTON
t Administrator ot Sjj#an J. TeUer
i tea, NSC.i 4- VrAusfliy
1 - y r * "
> FOR SALE: HOGS, GOOD CONDl
tion to go into peanut ftelda. oc,
I'l l-3c and 16c. J B Cherry and
Rip: Phiy 8| C. .!»
NOTICE"
i 1 have in my lot fl hogs four spot
i ones jijicJ two light colored ones
a unmarked. Owner please C£)l for same,
y J. S. MEEKR, Williamson, Kf. C.
Rout 2, Bold" 1 23. d2O s r
IF YOU WANT QUICK
RESULTS USE A WANT
AD IN THE ENTERPRISE
ESTABLISHED 189!
ARMENIAN RELIEF BOX
SENT BY SIXTH GRADE
Two boxes for Armenian children,
a present from the children of the
6th Grade, Wllliamston Public School
has been received at the State Heed
quarters of the Near East- Belief -at
Raleigh, according to announccnMt ■"
made by Col. eot*e H Bellamy, State
Chairman.
Dorothy Ttagwer and
Vaughn were tJ* leaders in rnlintlu
these "toys* They have
tt> New York by the Nortfc Carolinu
Division and wiJL,h« seat abread on
the first sailing for the Bible
lands." . ,
These toys will be distributed to
children in the fire Near East Relietf
Ofph&ntige's at'TVebiiond, the Black
Sea Port, which are being maintained
exclusively by money donated bj
North Carolinians.
An explanation of the meaner in
which North Carolinians "adopt-" or
phans of Armenian martyrs was meUe
this wxH'k in Raleigh by Col-Georjt
H Bellamy, state chairman of' the
Near Ea .t Relief, «i tho, result irf r>
quest.' tiui\ children be "seffjV'lOto
homes receive*! at state headquarters
in response to the Chili Una appeal of
that organization recently out ,&}■
Joeophus Daniels, honorary state
chairman.
In reply t> the*> geinsroun hexrU'U
people who would take ot>e of tborse
unfortunate children into their own
homes, Col. Bellamy write* that t»
"adopting* a child the donor yinply
contributed i 5 a month, whir)) pays
fur the food, clothing and education of
one child in one of the 229 rphanagoe
maintained by the Near Emt Belief
n the Bible Lands.
The Nar East Relief is u closely
sui>ervisel corporation, Cul- Bellamy
pointn out, operating under charter of
and supervised by Congress. The
North Carolina Division us
loweil to collect funds und seni thej>
tf t%e ;j York
through quanlty purchasing end effi
cient management, enough commodi
ties are purchased and shipped abroad
to feed, clothe and educate these chil
dren at $6 peiymcpith eyh. TQ keep
a ctylJ in* one's own family will rost
far more than this .
Oxer 110,000 orphans of Armenian
martyr*."who were muHfrwd ksieeiw
they refused to renounce Christ ami
become Mohammedans, are being tak
en care of by the American people.
North Carolina supports ;i,!!.T7 chil
dren in its five orphanages at Trebi
zond ob the ltlack Sea. There are
many more children dying daily and
for.wjipirt there is nu roo/n
WAIIINGT(?N *TO *l>E*D J5W.000
ON IT'S SCHOOLS
Washingtol to spne«i the sum
of. sfcjP,flO|> its' new schools in
the r.ear future. Thin will all go for
new equipment in addition to the pres
ent. V "»
'flhUl so»nd« re»Welucational en
thusia.sin and will put Wonhnngton
equal to, if not head of any town in
Eastern Carolinu.
Spending $500,000 in Wellington
for educational purposes means spend
ing 1100 per capita for equipment tt>
educate the youth of that town; The
Williamston investment in school prop
erty for educational purposas unly a
m.units to about eighteen dollars per
capit;-, and yet we have those who
complain. Washington is not at all
otravagant in "s pen dl njrthte money
for education.
MONDAY WILL BE A HOl.'H>Y
Monday will be observeu bv all the
business houses,, stores, bankj etc. as
Christma comes on Sunday and that
is a holiday anyway, so Monday will
be observed alo h
(jet your next supply of coal from
FTli Ourgurius S Son.
• ~prr>
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-THEATRE-
••-TUESDAY— »'
Adolph Zuker Presents
"DECEPTION"
The Real Heart Story of Anne
"■■f |
i Thr woman:
dr|>nyof allying
The man: King Henry VIII.—
The most irresistible wooer in
history! , .
A drama that>olU up the cur
tain of time. £nd there— -eliv*!
/ as long aa Jleafcs shell heat
in* the loves, tlw hates, the
pomp an dtho poftrer of the
most romantic figures ever bora.
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