Aihcrt; era Will Find Our
Col'.unii; a Latch Key to 1500
of '■ ,r i n CountyV Homes
\ XXIJ. -NtJMBEIi 101
i 'vlturougU'Explanation of the
A't »v I'euerai Income Tax Law ,
, .—— —f
The :ng statement i.-> *ssuoi
b./ Ccik i . vf Internal i.evenue,
li ;m Gii vt», Di. tiict, of North Cui»
0 ...a.
I orais j'ttvA, rH'ised and simpli
fy i, lli • miliv.jual nuyrna of
• i-r ttr.f A; •• tnictnlar joar 1921 of
$ >MH an t It ,o will be available 'A . 1
ic. da., J My ibtli, at t(K' office ji
Col.ec'.oi v/. teii al Revi'uuo, Kaicr.l.
N. C., a i .w 1 briaich o.'-
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lit.' coiiibi'. • ! net iiifonu of lin liarm,
win! an I . '-jifm!• fit tnnjor oliihlie.
•m'.allctl Oi i'Ti c«leil tu ii ih .
jpo .billed j H■ .1 income of liu.sliurit ,
wj ft> an.l iL'[/oinlerit nimol 1 ihililn
•ijaa!lei "!' ' \ceeiled foUO, all u«'11
income in' .-t be ii*poiteU on a joii.t
retain or j,. ~ pa rate returns of hu.--
bttn.l ami ,i :■ If .siiigle and 111. i
in. jine ii.tiut ny that of ilepeivieii
luynii. 1 -, i. .! ~ oquaiUd or exccvilelt
$1 MM I, or ~ . ic K'oi>fc income et|Ua!l
•d or exci -'ietl a reUiru mu
be tilPn. n utor, however, having l
n« income al or s2,oo'> act-or
Itig to lea it. l status oi a Kio.-. ii,
•ttiiuj of v ,M) must file a letun
The requ:.. an ta iile. a r«'tur'i •
gloss iiit.ci.ii , ri'Kanlleys of 'tins .
mount of .. i ii.coi ie, upon whirl, il
tax is a * e I*-U new iirovi-inr.
,Nt»t i ■ 11 its kios.i income U-•
eeltain d. I tins which arc rcpian.
Ed 'fni the m-i.
I t'a ,/ tl.e übovu con iUion
a re-tuni ii. .a. io filed evti. tilough ii •
ii^\T~^ f Ue. T7" t l l |1IH«I
fni' ; inyle persons ami mairiPil pei
mils not living 'with liu. b uul or will
,'2, ' 0 lor . .i .ad ucr.-biu ilv;nk wi
riuviand o. will w*,"i c.net income ft.r
' 'yii wa» ? U( 'j-ordoj-s and Jt.ofjii f.
%m*h per.cn ! v ho>« m i iiic«.me, w: -
in re than V ,' ' fhe t xt »j>tiiiiis ft
! e t idont 'u pfi.on' un einhtee 1
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i>> fiv*. a - be >u infi«.i..'* tl fro, i
J j s>2ot' U) S4OO.
¥ ' A head.of i a n. >
Aeturlh -pfc.'s in oih hull el u;
■>ne or jic . ••Orson* tlo: ly r latci:
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TABU- S"> KAH P V/ lX>
( HE FI S' W,AN »).ES' t , j;
' . C AIN'T A^nAT*'
mm***. m% •» +»***■
THE ENTERPRISE
/NEW POSTMASTER
INSIALLbII TODAY
•i
' ! Air. Jes.se T. Trice af sunied the tin - .
'! ties of the oifice o! roslindsU i .i
| VvUliainjton today. Mi. I ii. \\>nat.,
' J who has served as I'oaUhio U i : inct
■ j Marcl| 24th, J'.'lC, tuineti toe oiiitt
* j over lo Mr. I'riee, the cliange taking
" elled at twelve o'cio:it last nigiu.
j Misn Daisy Wynne is still Assistant
j i'oi.t:uastei and other nuinLors oi tin.
| lorce remain in v ofico, ine.»e po»itio'ia
1 | being under civil servi.'t; regulation .
Mr. Trice was con et.-jd with tin
1 ' post ollicc for a long Woiic, ui.
'j oilkc bo>, clerk ami men .us Liuci
•j l.leiK tir as»i,l;ui'. pj.tiua. Ur and tlic
'I public is confident that it will rcco.vi,
I the hame gout! service ui. ei the ni\>
| aUinuiistrallon that tie have beer
] K 'tn.|{ iioin Uiv.' old.
I i. A t\ Yo lit: M lUCTI.t L.NFOItCLI.
1 THIS VK.Ut
.
J Totlic parent.- and physician.; of Mai
till County r
1 nave received a leti l from , tin
' "itato .loaid of Health u-.li.ik n "' tlia. |
in 11/22 a very accuiai" .ecortl will b,
Kept I.i. the reporting ot contngifUs
tliseoit's. inc iiccurac.' oi repol'LiiiK
1 one iiiinHS mil In" 111111 n'il with thai -
of another. 10..| itially nien .stir.g wii.
:be a' ci mparis.in of tr i-eportifi? it.
' counties with w.ole-lii »* ami pait
' I t'lne county health >l ■it•• i
liet li t' . a.v t if; .. ,ii• ■ tub«
made by parents and tcacai'i >\hen
tii.es are known to them. I.i your din
I kji"ft i(i.ct.s to rrpoit, ti. •I no n-hoWei
l.oaiil leiiinul it and .ask tat.' 1
' to fit. ii record of the case ni«r
Lien t forget to report e\cry case,
\ iiUi tvouse B n : pHa'iii'd on
it does not excti«t jou ' inn "-t |>ol't ili|
otiifi cases as the law ictiuires.
i - ■
A large number of c.ti»e.s weie nol
lepqited last >ear. The State lioarr
o) Health does not desire to puiseruti
'.people, but thc'liiw is KoTng to U- in
forced nimw strictly this yeni than
' | fonnerly.
Vlilll s vCI > t I lit,
W.W. 1. WAKKKN.
s* (Quarantine Ollic> r.
/ ( ItlTl HKIt-AN liKKNVS
/ Thursiluy, January fifth, 11»22, in
'ithe Chun- hof the Ascension in Noi
j folk, Virginia, Miss HiluTeir ctin-wford
' I Andrews became the biitle of Mr.
' j Titus Samuel Criteher, Rev. J. Scott
I .Mere4jth officiated, using the ring
1 1 ceremony. Those attending the wed
| iling were Mr. and Mrs. (i. M. Kober
'] son, an aunt ami uncle of th ebride,
her cousins, Mrs. Walter liogart, Mr.
) Crawford Roberson anil Mis. W. li.
'{■Wattu, Dr. uSiiipson Hatllty and the
I sister of the bride, Mi.-s Vella An-
I 11 rews.
Mrs. Criteher is the daughter of
| Mr. ant! Mrs. James W. Andrews, and
I is a young woman of strong charnctei
| and personality. Mr. Criteher is the
j -on of Mr. and Mrs. If Criteher,
j is associated with his father in the
! lumber and saw mill business and is
"|-fifffrttlar with -fbe—|itmple uf. town I
I a business and social way. J
L /.
; to him (or her) by bloor, marriage,
i or adoption, is grauU.il the same ex
j c.nptiOii allowed a main ii person.
Tile normal tax rates tr* unchanged
I 1 pel cent on tile first JfetOOO -of net
I income abovu* the 'Exemptions an i 8
per te.nt on tin- reinainii.n Ret income.
' The tux this year, at .a.-t, may be"
paid in full a the time of filiiiK thi
; letiirn, or in four ctjual instalfmeiii..
uue on o ibefoie Marcl. 15, June 16,
September 10, and Dec. uiber !
Heavy jienalties are provided by lite
ne v revenue act for failu * to file a
.etui i. ti. 1 pa> tie tax o i tune.
Aiiniiunet'mcnt will be ..iade through
j the pre s? of the date ot release ot
I forms*4U-10 for flliiiK Individuals re
! lurhs of income i f atie.} than s,Obii
, Payinenl of Tax-'s Perra'tted in four
Inslalbnents
Sec. 250. (r,). 'J! at except as
* fttherwiae provided in tb : s section and
j factions 221 ar.rt 237 .tit tax-shall be
paid in four installments, each con
sisting of one-fourth >f the tottil a
mount of the tax . The lirs-t^install -
j ment shall be paid at the time fixed
by law' for filing rite return, au4 the
i second installment /Shall h# paTd on
' the fifteenth day of the .third month,
■ the third installment on the fifteenth
' day of the sixth month,' after the time
fixed by law for filing he return. If
; any installment is not paid when due,
j the whole amount of the tax unpaid
> Shall becom etlue an tlpayable upon
ftnd demand by the cbWeetoi.
>*iv
"POR SA-LET: FORD TOI'RINO C4i(,
in good condition. Cheap for cash
Rondell Wynn, Theo.. Roliewon's
store, City. "• . 2tpd
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Williamsfon, Martin County North Carolina, Friday, January 13th, 1922
NEWS FROM IN AND
AROUND JAMESVILLE
j Mrs. Mae Edmond,son of Haltiinore*
is the guest of Mrs. Pattie Wallacdl
tliis week.
Mr. A. T. Crawford of Willianistor.
was a business visitor in town Tues,
day.
Mr. Hollie Held has returned to
i New York after spending several
wieks here with relatives and friends
j Mr. Walter Jernigan and Mr. C 11.
Holder of Williamson were busiuest
visitors here this week.
Mi. Roland Cobum of Danieir
spent Suiulay in town with friciuls,
Mr. T. E. llolliday motored to Ral
eigh Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberson nlnl
littk? daughter, Sarah, were the guest,
of Mr. and Mrs. 11. (i. Grit'.in Mondav
Miss Carrie Sexton returned f in
day from a visit to friends ami i da
tives near Willianiston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hullitliiv oi
Washington are in town for a few
weeks.
' Mr. J. Marion (inllin. wus a bus
mess visitor in town Monday after
noon.
Horn: o Mr. and Mis. Arnolt.
Hrown, a son, January ninth, li' 22.
Mr. I). M. Lawborn of Rocky Mount
was in town Tuesday.
r Mr. Herbert I.illey returncl lilt's
day. etuon(en^
day fl'fiill a business trip to lio-ton
Mr. K. C. Wallace of Rocky Mount
is visiting Mrs. W. II I.illey a few
da'j s mis week. —— .
Mr. S. T. Jackson motored to Wash
ington Thursday.
Messrs."AV r . C Manning, John Conk
V. . lv. "Parker, and h. 1.. I.iivtlituioo .
have been business \isitors in town
this .week.
y AHTHI'R 1.. \S AM \( K
f
Arthur 1.. Wallace died Tuesda\
night, January l(lth, fit bis home in
Jimifsville. ..lie---with iiuanother speliU.
("h list in as in lialtinuue with relative
ami returned to his iionie on Tliurs
day, Januii in good hea'tli
Early Frilay morning lie was takei
with a violent chill and pneumeni;.
tlevelupeii iminetliately, from which Tit
died. He was thirty-fiw year sob
and leaves a mother, Mrs. Pattie (•
Wallace, and two sifters, Mrs. Annu
Kleming and Mrs. Kathleen, lallej.
11 i.-> father, the late .Samuel S. Wallaci
died several years'ago. lie was bur
led ;it the home liuiying grounds in
Thursday and the funeral was ton
ducted by his pastor, R. Phillip . an
J. M. Pen-;?,.0f Jiuber i) r nviHe. A largt
crowd of relatives ami fricridc wcri
( present. *
( 111 |{( H OF THE ADVEN I
Rev. Waller 11. 'lark, PrieMl-in-chai
Services for the Second Sunday at
ter Epiphany, January 16th, l!»22:
Church School, o:4f> A. M.— Ilari
M. Stubbs, Superinten leiit.
r Morning Prayer frd Sernmr, 11 1,1
A. M. Sermon subject: "The Cliurcl
Its Value to the I amily and the State
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 :ii
P. M. Sermon subject: '3 iio Land o
Beginning Again."
A cordial welcome to all service-
PRESBYTERIAN SEID. ICC.S
' Rev. J. Wildninn will nreai-h n
Parmele next Sunday, January, lotii
both moming and night.
Suliject onvroi-iiing "rtrrrn 'in—A.,
surance, May We Know Whethi-r a
Not We are Saved."
Evening Subject: "He . ure You
Sill Will Find You Out. oi the  «•.
tain Consequences of Evil
Sunday School at Parmele and n'
Peel's School House at three ■ 'clock
METHODIST CHI RC'.II
Rev. L. C. L.irknir Pislor
, Sunday Sclioql at 915 A.M.
Morning service and senaon at 11
A. M
Afternooi^.scrvi-at Hmlv
at 3:00 P. Ml
Evening service and semio-i at 7 .'t
P. M.
The public is cordially i'lVited ii
al. services.
FOR SA'LE: ONE OLIVER TYPE-.
writer, practically new. Wil l oil
for less than half price of neA one
Can be seen at" Enjerpriso Oflif. if
FOR SALE: ONE SOW AND 1 IVK
' pigs, two Weeks old. One milk cow,
and culf. Lester 'Rogers, Willianiston, j
R. F. D No. 2. ' J. litp]
SIX PIGS ABOUT 4 MONTHS OLD,
1 sandy, 5 white and black, marked
the right and underkeel in the left
6ar fyive. been in my field übolit 60
days. Owner please cmne for them
an lpay costs and damage. C H j
Cowan. '
LOST: ONE SMALL LONG BODIED'
female hound. Mostly blue in color
I If found please notify Fred Roebuck, i
1 W illianiston, N C. 2t
, v p . :
Local News and
Personal Mention
I Dr. William E. Warren has moved
I his offices to the Farmers anl Mer
chants Hank Building.
♦ • • »
Mr. Hubert Johnson of Mebattf lias
been in town this week visiting friends
• » » »
Mrs. Harry Meadow and child ion
returned Tuesday from u visit to rel
atives and friends in Greensboro ami
Siler City.
• « » •
Mr. Louis liennett returned Tues
day from Richmond where ho hud tak
en Mr. Lon liaynor for medical treat
ment.
* ♦ *
Messrs. C. D. Carstarpfien ami
Alonzo 11 u e eearllshetainhttlrdsotaoi
Atoiizo llassell are in Baltimore this
week.
* • • •
Miss Daisy Wynne spent Wednes
day in Rocky Mount.
• * * •
Messrs. Whit rurvis, U. R. liaiu
iu 11 ami Dr. T. P. Tliigpen mudu i.
business trip to Richmond this woel;.
V. # • •
Mr. Clayton Moore is in Raleigh foi
a few days this week.
» » • •
Mr. Levi Roddick and family have
moved to Dardens this week where
Mi. Kediluk expects to farm this year
• » • »
Messrs. John Lilley and Luther Har
diMin of Jame^ville were business vis
it'»i"s in town Wednesday.
Mi, .1 W r . Keime, of Richmond, cir
culation agent for The Stars- and
it l ipes, the news organ of the Amer
ican Legion, was in town yesterday
and took a goodly number of sub
scriptions from the World War Vet
erans in and around town. Mi. Keane
was also getting signers to a petition
for the bonus bill which has been
phtgweing the life out -of.-the Republi
cans in CWfigress for such a long oh,
time.
0 ♦ • 0
Mrs.. I'erley Brown, Mrs. Arthui
Anderson and Messrs. 11. M. Hurras,
John A. Manning, Kader It. Cruwfod,
A. R. Dunning and W. C. Manning
attended . the fpneral of Mr. Arthui
Wallace in Jamesville yesterday.
• • « »
Mr. and Mrs. Sum Get singer have
taki'ii rooms mi the Harrison building
on coiner of Main and Washington
streets, usually known as the Moore
place and have made a very attract
ive home there. ■ —-
r• v -
i Mi. John M. ( hitty of Murfrees
iiiro is in town this week.
• • • •
Mrs. Tiucindu Rose has returned
ifter spending a month with relativof
in Wilson and Fremont.
Eldei ,Sy.lvester Has sell will leave
tpnioi row for Conotoa where he will
fill his regulut appointment at l.itth
(,'reek Church.
• • • •
Mr. W. 11. Uobeison suffered ...
slight stroke of paralysis yesterday
while walking about his plantation on
Kast Main street. Although Mr. Rob
erson is elghty-thiee yeai * old, he i;
unusually and Iris friends are
Tiopeful that %• will soon be entirely
recovered from the effects of his ill
jness.
* * * r
Mr.-Eli Taylor and Mr. W. T. Cul
liwr weivt ordained deacons in the
Primitive Baptist church at Skewar
kee Sunday monfintj. The Pcesby
ter.v was composed of Elders Sylves
ter Has sell, John N. Rogersoii and
W. li." Harrington. Mr Taylor has
been an active inenil,or of the Kke
warkee church for forty-si* yeafs.
0 0 0 0 "♦ -
Mr. A. W. Wolfley of Norfolk is'in
rrmcirthia week soliciting liuiuif » foi
the Furthers Guano Co.
• • • *
Mr. Jake Greenbaum of Baliiiiior/
will be in town shortly at his sijjfit
old stand, J. L. Hnsaoll ftnd Co.,'am
as "Jake" is handling a new brand >f
goods this year hi., friends ale espec
ially invited to look thein over.
• • • •
Attention of readers is called io tin
mkice, of the Uri'on Meeting trt !*•
Held at Skewarki-e, January 2~, 2rt,
and 29th. A
•* V
j INCOME TAX
For the purpose of aiding -anv in
i come,taxpayer who wishes infoNnjr
tion in regar dto making K .out. tlVti
I returns for Income Tax, I will"attend
| ;.t the following places on the jay
and date named'
Rob« rsonville, l'hura!a\, January'
J 26, 1022, at the Hotel.
Williamston, Friday, lanuary 27th,
j 1922, the Register of Deeds of
j'ftee.
Saturday, January 2K,
1922, at hotel.
• J. H. NORMAN, Deputy Co*.
- ■ ' ; '• ...» ,
|N.C. QUOTA FOR NEAR !
EAST RELIEF $200,000
Count}- o tl\c ui Is of the Neat East
liclilcf from all parts of North Car
olina will convene in Raleigh January
26th in u state confeivnee to discuss
methods to be nseil iiv- raisinj' the
state's'quota of $200,000 this year for
the starving Armor,an orphans, it was
announced from Raleigh by Col. (ieo.
li. Bellamy, stato cliamnar.
Speakers of national and 3tatcwnle
prominence will lie present if plans
of Col. Bellamy go through- A num
ber of county chairmeh will also speak
Josephus Da mils, honorai-y state
chairman; John W. Mace, nationa.
field secretary; Claude W. Hopper, i\'-
gional director; and Co], I'elloiuy are
union gthose slatetl for audi esses. Ef
forts are boing made to bring Con
giessman Williafti D. Upshaw, the
"Billy Sunday of Congress," here ami
one of North Carolina's delegation.
So far Congressman llallet S Warn
of Beaufort County has accepted, pro
viding he can get away from Wash
ingtoii. A number of county chair
men have also signified theu- inter
turn of being in Raleigii for the con
ference.
The conference will bo he! ! for in
terchange of itleas in inisiug North
Carolina's quota this yieur. Two years
ago the Old North State attained a
nation-wide prominence by being tin
first state in the Union to raise theh
quota. Workers declare this yeai thej
will try to duplicate this feat.
Tli© (200,000 is required to feed
" clothe and educate it, Mot—orphans n
Armenian martyrs, entrusted tu (In
care of North Carolina in five of tin
Near East Relief orphanages. Thest
five are located at Tivbi/ontl, a port
on the Black Sea. These children
were made homeless and parentless
by refusal of their forbears to re
nouncet Christ and accept Mohamed.
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
The Epworth League-held its regu
lar meeting in t*-> I icague room Mon
day night, January ninth. The rou
tine opening with a song, Scripture
reading bv Miss Evelyn Harrison and
a sentence prayer by the members in
answer to roll call. The following
program was rendeied "'with "The
Light of the World" the topic:
Story: "The l.ightgivers," Mittii
Brown.
"The Light That ttinmts" by Eliz
iiheth Gurganus.
Story: "The Life of Sunshine,, by
Itriunt Curstarplien.
Poem: "Let Me Live in the House
by the SHTe of the Rfffld" Jefsfjff Stubbr
Soiig: "Let the Lower Lights Be
Burning," by Old Golds.
Poem: "A Boy I Know," Bonner.
Hurganus, Malflia l.egjgett, Josephim
Sykes and -Francis Gurganus.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the author
ity conferred to the undersigned trus
tee by u certain deed of trust executed
by It. A. Lloyd on the Ist day of May
1019, and on record in the public reg
istry of Mail in County in book H-2,
page 141 to .secure a certain note ol
oven date therewith; and the .stipula
tions contained in said deed of trust
not having been complied with and al
the request of the owner of said note,
I will on the 13th day of Febisitti ~
1922, at 12 o'clock M., at the court,
house door in town of Willianiston,
"NV C., ofti'V flirmrt* et» tlie.-highest,
bidder at public auction for cash, the
following decwribed leal estate:
Lloumbd on the u.-t by a lot be
longing to S. R. Biggs Drug Co., o
the south by the A. C. L. right ot
way; on the north by the Huff land,
1 and on the west by a cross street,
containing one (1) acre more or les.^
This the 12th day of January, 1922.
R. G HARRISON, Trustee.
I HAVE A STRAY RED MALE HOG
weighs about one hundred pounds,
marked swallow fork the right and
under keel the left ear, has been ;it
my place about two months. Owner
will please call for him. W. W. Giif
fln.
NOTICE
I have in my lot 6 hogs four spot
(x/l ones and two light colored ones
kinmarked. Owner please call for same.
' j J. S. MEEKS, Williamson) N. C.
/Rout 2, -Box' 2.'t. f ,■: - . tl2o h
WANTED: .BOARDERS AND TtOOM
t either or both. Nice rooms.
Call phone 4K.
I Get your next *ipply of coal from
L Eli Gurganus & Son.
' FOR SALE: ONE PRACTICALLY
% new cast iron, six cap, cook stove
, at a bargain Burns cither coal or
■ wood. Mrs J Lawrence Peele, City.
i WANTED ROOM AND BOARD IN
i private famfky. "*J. R.*J." care En
•iUrprise. - *
Warehouseman's Reply to
The 'Cross ltoads Farmer'
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REGULAR SESSION
RECORDERS COURT
The Martin County Court convened
Tuesday, January loth, 1922, with
Judge J. C. Smith presiding and At
torney IJ. Duke Critcher prosecuting
; in behalf of the State. The follow
ing canes were disposed of:
1. State v». Arthur Slade: Aban
donment. Prayer for judgment.
1 l'rayer continued till first Tuesday in
July, 1922, upon payment of the costs
of action and the payment into the
ollices of the clerk of court the sum
of $40.00 to be paid to Flora blade
and upon his entering into bond 4n
tlie sum of SIIXI.OO for his appearance
before this court on said first Tues
duy in July and show that he has paid
to the Clerk th esum of $6.00 each
month for the support of child of the
.aid Flora Slade.
2. State vs. John Thomas. A.D.W
b'lead not guilty. After hearing the
evidence in the case, it appearing te
the court probable cause of u secret
' assault with intent to kill, it is or
dered thut the Defendant enter into
1 bond in the sum of $500.00 for his
appearance before the Superior' Court
of Martin County at its march term,
1922, and upon his failure to give
said bond to be confined in the county
jail till the said term of Court.
d Vtntn en limii.u I'nte Curry.
ing concealed weapon. Nol pros.
6. State vs. James Pute, Haywood
Pate, Sam Pute. Assa\4t with dead
ly weapon. Nol pros.
1 6. State vs. Thad Moore. Lurcenj
and Receiving. Found not guilty. As
it appeared to the court from the *vi
- Jence in the case that the prosecution
was prompted by malice, was frivol-
not for the common good, it
wa sordered that the prosecuting wit
ness, Augustus Aynes, be taxed with
the costs of the action.
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I SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHI RCH
A. V. Jayner, Pastor
: Sunday School, 9:46 A. M.—S|*-eial
Program.-—J. C. Anderson, Superin
tendent. Classes well organized and
taught by gooil teachers. Come and
bring the chidlreti.
Sermon by the pastor, 11 A. M. -
Subject: "Christ's Prayer for Ills
People."
H. Y. P. L'., 0:46 P. M.
Sermon by tho pastor, 7:B(» P. M.-
Subject: "The Appeal of the Cross."
. On Wednesday evening, January lfc,
at 7:30, Mr. Julian Anderson will
be ordained to the office of deacon.
Dr. C'has. Anderson, pastor of the
lluptist church of Scotland Neck will
be present, and preach the ordination'
sermon. Don't miss hearing Dr. .\/\
derson.
To All the services nA our ciur.ch.
I we most cordially invite you
NOTICE OF SALE
, I'nder and by virtue of the power
I of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by James Thomas
1 and wife, Ida Thomas, to. the undei
I signed trustee, bearing dute of Jan
uary 22nd, 1920, and of record in tin
, public- registry of Martin County, In
book A-2, at page 474, said deed of
, trust having been given to secure the
t- payment of a certain bond of even
date therewith, and default, having
been made in the payment of said bond
and the stipulations in said deed of
trust not having been complied with,
i and at the request of Hie holder of
I, said bond, the undersigned trustee will
on Friday the 3rd day of February,
1922, at 12 o'clock M., at the court
!. house door of Martin County at Wit
■ Hamilton, N. C., offer at public sale,
for cahs, to the highest bidder, the
j following described land to wit:
i, That certain tract of land lying, be
I ing and situate in Martin County
t North Carolina, bounde don the north
r by the Tnrboro public road; on the
- east by the lands of the late John Sal
isbury; on th» south by the lands o:
the late Calvain Griffin and Johi
Cherry and on the west by th* lands
- of John Cherry, containing sixty
s three and 8-4 acres (63 3-4) more or
i. less, and being the same tract of land
'. deed to W. H. Hyman by S. J. Ever
r ett, commissioner, by deed dated Oc
) tober Ist, 1907, and of record in the
1 public registry of Martin county in
i. book.. RRR at page 293. V
This the 3rd day of January, 1922
A. R. DUNNING, Trustee.
d _ . ;
FOR SALE: DRV GOODS AND
Notions busindtas, good stock, good
f location in heart of town. Price rea
e sonahle. Owner too old, wants to rt
r tire. Address "F" care Enterprise.
FARM WANTED—Wun'xid to hear
S* froi owner of a farm for sale,
i- give loweiit price, and full particulars.
L. JONES. Bo* 651, Olney, 111.
IF YOU WANT QUICK
RESULTS USE A WANT
AD iN THE ENTERPRISE
ESTABLISHED 1896
To the Farmer of Cross Roads:
From your tone of expression in
ou: County paper 1 am uiraid you arc
rot ui] familiar with the Cooperative
Mai lifting plane, or the work of tome
ol their agents a* you might >. If
you were I am (uitc sure jou would
ki.jw the reason why we advertised
0..v opening for the 1\".2 crops
call v. Now as you Jd*i t seem t:»
Ifi'ou any reason for »a'. i I want to
stale a few for your liberal co nid
ation :
Ist. We are frank to tell the far
i mere how we are going to cell their
t bacco next fall and Use laws of ovn
good old State tix** the charges for
us in selling eame.
2nd. Why dont you or aonie of
your wise (?) agents tall the gxxi
farmers how you are going to sell
tiiei i tobacco next fall and what law
will Kovtrn your rhargea fv# aellirg
the t>aiue.
3rd. Many of your agents have,
and you know it to be true, tried to
force lota of good fanners to Join by
telliug them "unless they did Join it
would bu impossible for them to sell
any of their crops next fall."
1 4th. tjuite a numlxtr of them have
> asked me about the prwpecta of eall
• mg their crop unless t.iey did Join
. and to be frank witli them I wrote all
' the Tobacco Companies why buy hare
and asktxl them would they give us
buj ere for the fall and 1 have in my
- nas.session replya from all stating they
would have buyers at our opening sale
I September tith, 11)22 and buy the far
mera' tobacco as they have done in
Kobersonville for the past 23 years.
These are my reasons for naming
our opening sale as 1 wanted to Mil
the farmers of this County to be
' own Judg»« as to the selling of
tobacco.
In conclusion 1 want to say that if
1 have doq£ such a crime by naming
> our opening sale before the seed bed*
were planted, that the laws of North
Carolina takes up criminals and pun
1 inhes them Why not have mm ar
rested auil tried In your courts of
I Martin County for naming date of
opening snU) 't
I It. A. BAILEY, Warehouseman.
I Kolversonvllle, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALK
I niU*r and by virtue of tlve power
of sale contained in that -ertaln deed
of trust executed to me the undersign
ed trustee by M. J. Willoughby, of
Pitt County, North Carolina, on the
2(ith day «>f November, 1919 and re
corded in Martin County Public lb%-
istry in hook B-2, page 40H. .Said deed
I of trust securing certain bonds of
f even date therewith, and the stipula
tions therein not having been com
plied with, and at the request ot the
. holder of said bonds the undersigned
trustee will on Saturday February 11,
at 12.00 o'clock M., in front of the
Court House door in Williamston, N.
i C., expose t> public uuction to the
I liiKlie.it bidder for cahs the following
„ described land:
Situate and being in (loose Nest
township, Maitin County, North Car
olina, adjoining the lands of T. H.
, Council, K. H. Catling and others and
f bounded as follows: on the north by
the lands of T. E. Harrell; on the eact
, by the landa of Edna Shields; on the
r south by the lands of Edna Shields
I and W. 0. Council's Brown plaae; on
f the west by th elands of T. B. Har
rell and the road leading from Oak
f City to Speed, North Carolina and
] containing 14 1-2 acres Refereoee la
hereby made to deed from T. H. Coun
t cil and wife to W. O. Council record
ed in book T-l, page 410, Martin Coun
ty Public Registry, for a more def
t inite description.
Alao one other tract of land in said
, township, County and State, being all
of that certain tract of land known
h as the Brown land which waa lnher
ited by Mrs. T. H. Council from Fran-
I cis Brown's estate, and bounded on
i the east by the Ben Shields land; on
i the west by It H. Catling; on the
f north by Ben Shields land and T. B.
Harrell and Irving Harrell and con
i mining 220 acres, more or leas. For
! more particluar description reference
. is hereby made to description of tract
No. 2 as contained in deed from T. H.
c Council and others to W. O Council
f» of record In book C-l, page 664, Mar
fTn County Public Registry. Alao E.
A.. Coundl'a Interest in the tract of
Land of record in deed from E. A.
' Council to W. 0. Council recorded in
) book C-l. page 663, Martin County
1 Registry
This 10th day of January. 1922. ■«
F. C. HARDING, Trustee.
I HAVE A FEW FINE PLTOOUTB
r Rock Rooster* (or aafc. Thompson
, Strain. They are extra larva eoes and
i are beautlea
HAYWOOD SOGERS, (My
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