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ADfransos will find our COLLTLVS A UTCHXKT TO 1«N HOMES OF XAKTIX COUNTY VOLUME XXV—NUMBER 14 McLEAN DELIVERS > ADDRESS IN ROCKY MOUNT Speaks Before the C»- rent Topics Club ot . That Place After Jiiwiaft attention to the nrj M|wtirt contribution which —g--~ ill—i like the Current Topics i CI oh an — w -~r to the civic better- j stent of their i »inmiitir and the J State in imial. print organixa-1 tins a large part of the ctedit for the wonderful development which has taken pan ia North Carolina in re cent jean, Mr. McLean proceeded to (favws his main j-tbject, Thf Execu- ' the Badpt in it* Relationship to j ECMIHIT ia Government**. j He referred to the tremendous in-, vestment which the State now has in | its public boihmr- and other plant facilities, it* various department.-, in-1 till ti—i- both educational and tin on i ran la this connection he i ,rncrl the fact that dunr.g the. last kalf cectary even" g«*t private j industry has undergone a complete transformation in methods of oper- j Management, that as civilisa tioa has became mere complex the fa cilities and methods for transactinp private business- have changed to meet the increased demands made upon it from time to time, that the busine.- of government has grown in complex ity aai ia the number of activities with which it has to deal; that there has been a fad are to apply to the bus: J ness of government new 4hd moderr.' nitfir-'- which are just as necessary | ia government as in private enterprise! Continnmr to di«*mss this phrse of the subject he said: "In time* past the people have been inclined to give .. attention to more busine -lik anthsili of conducting government, because WW—i were SITU.II awl were ; iarrel) dan***! from indirect scurces At the peeoeat time. Iwaerer, taxes, f, j, n| stale aad local, become M haaij dnt they have become di rectly related to all the economic one>tiaws of the day -An the wdV |ui»«awt is there j | i x mtr n : ~ partem! factor h onr economic life w ll e bi i umiar interested in devis ing plans whereby such cost may he wrtueed to the minimum, without however, mterfenng with those whole mm t functions of government which are so necessary to the continue.) pro giess ar-1 wellbetrjr of the people -It is evident that government j everywhere mast take on new fur.c j tions and encage in every-aideninr activities m order to meet the de^ .w for a constantly iarieaeiiig de gree of lervice to the people •7W great industrial age in which ■ we live with its new methods of trans portation an dfor the transmission o". intelligence has senooeed new and vast I, Han complex hardens upon rovern-1 Mtnt With the utilization of steam and elect r*r p—er. the telephone and the radio, the man who would Inrc the life of aa icdividaalist avoidinr fUtnialiM it the affairs of society as represented ia government is doom ed to disappointment and pradual de a. To meet these new obligations J N | --J the State. Democratic mug^wcWt. if it ia to sarvive or main n, -- as the best form of government. Md show a constantly uaiinr aWUty to meet the test im posed npan it. by providing a system ahiii bj government can be econom ically. honestly and wisely administer cd. If it dsn not meet this supreme test, it canust finally survive because no farm of goveraiwent can endure un i| serves successfully and efll eiently the material, social and *pirit "*-Kiper«*e has demonstrated that private hasiae** saceese is largely pemdeat apan the application of cer- Urn wefl-kaowa rales of thrift and economy. If we will learn to * apnty the rales to the business jf 11 umial as ia private busine* tfen. i -After al. the teal purpose should psadace a am imam of mice at the laveat cast csrapatiUe with sound policy Darfav the world war and there dtitlipil a tendency on the part af hath adiiiihih and gov tllM[ - (the Federal government |Mliial«iTTl to disregard these simple saay. As a mitt the cost of 11 aai a tea been constantly in HiOTT The time has came to arrest this lihhaij to the ead that taxes moat I > 1 ' ii in the amy a* total reform which can be gpn —eat, ia the aillillw a# what fs aauaßy termed the Executive Bud gee System. -We haw had m North Carolina * far several year* a State Budget Cem- which has already luemplist " _ % - ' .. * THE ENTERPRISE OAK CITY TO COM PETE FOR CUP AT CHAPEL HILL I * Defeats Jamesville and Farm life High Schools One of the interesting hai>oemn*> among the state high >rhool> durinv.. last month was the triangular debates held in most of the state high schools. in our county James-rule. Farm Life and Oak City high schools contested. I The query. "Resolved that the In-1 ter Allied Debts should be Cancelled" I was a rather hard problem and or? that required roach research and steuy' At Jamesville. their home tean- de fended the affirmative. Misses Ruth Modlin and Opal Brovtn mere the speakers, they were nset by the Oak City negative* Misses Hazel Pilars ami Sarah Long Johnson were the speakers. The debater* did hoaor not only te themselves At to their trainers, both teams being pretty evenly matched and rridnemg a knowleu, e of the subject. The Oak City debater won by only a few points Oak Citv also won over Farm Life at (kk City which was also hotly contested by the Farm Life boys, who had en tered the contest only a week before the debate, not giving them sufficient time to get as much data as was necessary. , In this contest the final outcome was Jamesville 104 one won one. Farm Life lost. Oak City teams won which entitles th to enter the final contest at Chapel Hill. Two thirds of all the teams of the state lost and one-third of them go in the final contest- Robersonvflle lebated with Bethel and Spring Hope wining: over Sj-rir..- Ilope but losing to Bethel High Schools cannot well affonl to neglect such an important bra>h f training as public speaking. I » ed much good. **l am strongly in favor of a modei . l'i dget System, because I klitw it ißttOi|[Cßt gturfy iml the State. "1 Relieve the present Budget Com mission Act should be so amended a> tn rnt t!ie Budget Commission eu lcrge*l am: ir«.re effective supervision. cttLtii.( iii effect a supervising ie part »m.*,:t of finance, functioning not only «l.n the LrgL-lature is in ses :i- '■ tot in the interim between thr -est :oii> of the LegbJatue. It >houl l ie 'onverted into is usually term is. an Kvecutive £udgrt, a»l th. Governor, who is, under the present iu- ifco chairman of the Com mV .on. should be given the power. >i !•» responsible chief executive of tie State, to direct the affairs of U*c COM oUsion and to intitiate the Bud ge*. 1 see no objection to the present (■ls.l whereby the chairman of 'the Committee* on Finance ami Appropri ation* of the Senate ami House of Representatives art aut»i!ui>l to art a-' members of the Commission. Tn f-.li Commission should meet pernio ir..''j anu at any time upon the call of thr Governor "The Budget Commission, function ing as a permanent supervising de partment of finance, should iac author ised: (i) To supervise the forms of ac counts, financial reports and stale menU of the several departments; (b) To supervise and examine the accounts of receipts and expenditures; (O To investigate as to dsplicatioa of work, e-ifficienrj in the organizat.xi and adminutratioa o# th. department ami to formulate ami recommend piaa j for eliminating deftrts ami for the better coordination of the work ol the various departments; I (d) To prepare and submit to the General Assembly biennially, thirty I days preceding the cdneainr of ear* [session, a State Budget. **ln the preparation of the State Budget, tha Budget Ci—iina should be authorised to review ami re | vise the departasental estimates of the variaus departments aM institu lions, bath as to proposed evpendi tares and anticipated revenues, ami also to require a general balance sheel of the State's assets and liability's together with aay and all other mfor ■nation which may be of value to thi Legislature ia making its appeupri atians. (e) To prepare and suhurftfor ac tion by the Legislature, pnpa w ing the 111111 latin of the Bod get Commission, after hning grvei fail consideration to the report am innimww udslian of the State Depart meat of Revenue, ia reipirt Ihi ills (f( Ta ace that the State lives with peaditare* are eliwinsted. and tha the various departments are aa co (Ciliimil «n Buck Flage) - . m t -' Willianiston, Martin County, North Carolina, Tuesday, April 1, 1924. HEAVY VOTING A FEATI'KE | AS (t)\TEST COMES TO CIXE . Mii» laak MS Krprml * iUiamston At EIIMIM Ta Br He la j I - I The vo»;--K in She brant) cor.t-" : j j for a qown i« it.vsnt WCliar-: t- r! at the Eastern Ca-'iia Expos./a n I ' finally clmriiu . ic the ejection f | Miss Ljrib Cooke. Mi» Cook? re- ; j reived the largest number of votes cut which iraounlf.! to $99. ML-? [Carrie Del! White followed dose j with a vote of WS. making a differ- ' e re of I'M vote- for the two leading ■ llHilUlllMltl JL' LV. Cooke's managers were un-' -isuaily active .icrinf the can-paiirr., ami so were Miss White - oil until r [the last minute when the !ea«ler was! [ called away and when the votine w.is j i -■achirp its- heigh: in interest- The | suppirtt** of Ms- Benjamin enter-1 ed her name to late to receive the; first part of the votes cast, but nutate j a -pJerw: -k.» ui* in the last. Trie cif. »-it M wil' begin April 7th l an«i la-t until April 12th. Qwp'i •Lay will be Thursday, April 10. Th--' votes will be cast on that ilate but Ih? nr oft wiD th l be known unti! • Friday as it requires conitlerable' time to count the votes. The vote s cast in all are as fol-! lows with the names of the contes- ' tarts: Miss I via Cooke . r >9S' Miss Carrie Dell White . 46." | Miss K-t er Harrison ?1S Miss Kstelle Crawford 22S Miss Gladys Benjamin 31? NEW RACE CIRCtTT HAS FORMED Orcaaiulna Perfected al Gmatille last Tori da) To He hnoan a* Oi\w Shall Ship On Tae-iay of last week, there nret in the city of «rrenville represen tatives of the erml Fair Asoeia tions from Tarboro. Greenville. Kock) Mount H'ilaoa and Wdliamston for the pwpa of organizing a npr race dnalt 1 ftl Ihii ■n.lm, I r IHnl.a if Vyi! ! Intutia was elected prrsiM and W. &. Moye of Rocky Mount, secretary Nutkirr .iehnite as to future pla: were done at this iCMMo of these re- II • Mitatives, but all plans will be worked out by a special committee ar.«' a report of same will be -übmitte«t at some future meetmr the date of I wt ith has not yet been designated. Tib rrmouttee has been empower ed to nib' oat a complete urogram for the racing at all the fairs >n the cirru.t. arl many inconvenience- here tofore pr» ented wdl be done away with. BE %R SEEN ON THE JAMESVILLK ROAD On Friday nifli!. Rev. K f». lK»ld, Z. H. Rose and the editor of The K-.terpri*e were driv.ug to Jamesville aad Professor Roe. em claimed "what was tte'.** the object being w 'iL» *. - • course, the editor tail the wo ' nat ural thing. a black cat, but Proftnw Kate and Rev Dodd both bavin* seen the object said "no, it wa» many liw-> larger than a cat" ami «ieacnbed it as a "perfect bear". It must have been a bear, at the swamps which are fre*j_rntel by the animals are only a few miles from this road. (.'■fortunately the editor did not Mt t the idijwl If Ipjwl be rouM | have u>'d itHbitdy that R was a bear. MARC!ACE LICENSES FOR "i HE MONTH OF M ARCH The marriage licences were by the Register of Deed* of Martie coaaty for the rtonth of March: WkMe Leigfcton Neli— ®S—Daisy Cannon 1H; Y.dlam Oscar Donald of Gofney. S. C.—Mattie Moore 2tt; Robert L Grimes 24—Maggie Bell Tbomas 9), Albert S Edmoodson M—Vera Milk ». Colored William llttmaa 21— Ethel Staton 21; L-K-, Saunders 21— Bettie Modi cae 1*; Oscar Bigg' 9—Bessie Lee U; Edward & IVel 2£— F. V. Clem mnm 19; BraitM Ballard of Bertie capMty, 9—Lrla HOI. of Bertie cncn ty, 'S; George Choice 31-Linic Cherry Ji; Julias Janes 19— Carrie CM— 19; Jesse Cherry 18— Emma ■arafcß IS; Floyd Htpkma. of Mec- Hmkui. coaaty. 22 —Annie Lee Daacy B>, Walter Fisher 22 FWie U» OfMMmtM IS; George Wash. Cor ham 24—Alice Gaynor 2L 1 •_ tows Eva lituit an* I 11-ielV CJtraa of Fan* Life Scho-J v ere ikoppni bere yesterday. Mr. late Uky and Mm EMM Lißey were visitor bere this afternoon '• ( * a SHERIFF ROBERSON PUTS END TO t UQTOR OUTFIT The Two Strangers Make Their Escape Sheriff iobrrtM with his corps of .'.fpotis TL-iud Pf plar Point township Xumia;. ifUmooa and came upon a --t.il that hxi jmsX bees fcml up. The sheriff bxamr jrwure of liquor a.ni smokr fames, so he promfl tc make investigations of tne r.wst per- W:I! kind. He noon came UJKMI the still which was in the care of two straagers, who were on the look out. thus makirtg their escape without bc in; birntifitd. When the officers reached the spot »S»re 'he still was ltendinr they found a very complete ou;fit: a copper still with a capacity o' one humtre*' eight barrels of beer, all of which wa.; ccptnr**!. The k»ttle hsil jutt teen lirid up, and a rK «i fire was | rcirir* under it- T'rte oafit was locale." a iew hur.- ■irnl yards from the William-"on-! Hamilton road near the Spc ; ;-t.{ farm sn«l thought to be the Al-bn«k farm j The sheriff states that it was one of the most stationary and' comjdete outfits that be ha- capture.) since he iiiK in oHice. WnXIAMSTON SCHOOL HONOR ROLL sth MONTH i t First grade. A: Cscar Anderson.l Hubert Cherry, K>-»er CnUher. Wil- j I tarn (lark. Atwood Cur-stiu., Shelbor. Hall. Wheeler Mzrtin. Jack Mantling/ Ka>. Ilanly Hose. K«»-j. Scruggs. Herbert Whitley. Kranci l ee!. Jateephicie Anderson. Dons C. Kallo.nl. Nell Ham-on. Kat!>* rine liar rispn. Biliie Pupe. Dorris Teel. First trade. B: Vernon ««lwiii, G. ! l.»-e Roberson. Iter. lit -rtson, Alreita Weaver. Annie Wyan, Itulh Price. Kir»t rrad*-. C: Roger Cfitrher. Wil- ! liunt Clark. Atm 4 Caaganu. . Shel ' b>Jd. JAn Bane. | Herbert 1 alley. Francis Pee). 1 V-lbert i Stab. Bdl»e Pope. Secawl rntde 2 B. B: Janrc T. Barn hdl. Mattie Gurganus, l.ucille Rantey. j Sceond cra>w 18. C: James Turner | Bani!:3l, Jen* Gurgaaus. Kuzrlia Mr Keel. Clarence McKeel Seeon.l grade. A: Myrtle Woolanl i Brown. Sarah Freeman Cone, Grave | Bamhill. Julia I hantel Marjore Hu>rr. Jennie S. Moore. Mil«lrr-I Peel, Jennie G. Taylor, Billie l.iverman, Jame- 8001. Bdlie Watt.-. IV'.e lou den. Jr. Secor.d I.oui -e Oerry. Nettie F -Meador. Keha Teel. John H. Gurranos, John IK' H V llenry I). Harrison. * "lay on McKeel, linnet Whitley. Sallie L*e Brewer. Shool grade. C- Pete Eov.-«len. Jr.. lUrtc Nelson. Benjamin Hopkins. V.Mred IVele. Henry D. Harrison, Sarah Freeman Cone. Clayton McKeel. Myrtle W. Brown. Grace Bamhill. Mary Gurpanus. Marjerie Moore, Jennie S. Moore. Nettie F. Mea«lor. Thirl fr»V. A: Wheeler Martin Manning. Ernest Harrison. Reginald Sit.-.p-on. Thirl rrade, B: K-ith Wanl. Jim Rhode.. Jr . Franklin Jones. Leslie i.urrar.ar. Robert Co***. Mary Graily Gurlun. Oraldine Peed Ruth Ward. Genera Jenkins. Eva Harrison. Marvin Ruber son. Wheeler Martin Manning. George Harrison, Ernest HarbU. Gordon Brewer. Wil Ham Bowen. Fourth grade. A: Edith Lane Peele, Albert I-eslie (laA. Charles Kon>l Fourth grade. B: Charles Elemine. Rena Forest Joyner. Jasper Bennett, Eliza Hoard. Lina Mtzelle, Susie Mae Bandkdl. Uton Bennett.. Ruby Wanl. William Cherry. Charles Manning, Sheltoa Daniel Fourth grade. .C; Smie Man Barn hill. Hazel Brawn. Annie Mae Gur ganus, GMT • Moore, Fannie Ray. Lillian Ruth Robersor. Albert Lnlit dark. Charles Fleminr. Joseph Godard. Charles Manning. t> D. Stalls. Gamer Taylor. Filth grade. B: Joseph;:*? Hvn-m, Buck Saunders, Melville Wyni-e. Ma r> Alice Dunning. Gladys Gurpanus. Filth 'made. Ct Gladys Gurganus. Mary Alice Daanin?. Melville Wynne, Elsie Andrews, Dorothy Modlin. Mil dred Bamhill, Mollie Daveftport. Ruby Gargaans. OUie Marie Roberson. Johnnie Frances Edmood-. r, Jniia Ward. Dora Mae StaMs. Mack Simp ■ML * Sixth grade. A: Elbert Moore, Edwin Sixth gvnde. fir Margaret Rodger son. Clund B (lark Jr.. Virginia Harrison. Mary CarAufhtn, William Jame*. Jr„ Tbelma Cook. Annie May WWnte. Hihble Loermaa, A. i. Man • Sixth (fade. C: Catherine Hardison, A. J. Mb— mg. Mary Carstarphen, Grace Whitley . Annie May Williams. ... .. » - . f JAMESVILLC HIGH SCHOOL IXKKS SOCIETIES I School Cbia* Ihr First li(mr) So- 1 ntl; ia Ihr Malr Named for I •he >r\l !n the ww n: or,'iPJi- ' ahi o." their ' literary sorictir- the piri. of the ( Jame>ville school the nai.-ie of.! o"Henry while the b»\ - «.f the school . came nearer &.«* anJ of a more , moieni ■!:> an 1 -lEwd their the A. ' , W. Mlleii I £i« Society. Th*> Sup?n.".!. v -."ii™i of the James- j , ville school. P .'cs* H 1 Klen. , claims :he fir : »l work "ione byj. A. W. MrLoat »wa he left the farm anii !i»k ap !a* for him" since i | which time they an.l cloe t***itb r>. ijvl his rejnfiM ( for Mr. a- a vortV.v It-aiiin? I, citizen has cau ■■-* ".-io-e ywnc iwi J. to honor hi* rsrw in tfr>e ; r s.ciet\, j This a?a;n fro-. the scripture. *'A | , Ko.ol name is rattier b is t than irreat nrt» CHIEI M V\N:\i; FINDS TICKS S !'K\ r la IMia'' uf S3J iUmi Juliimui Ikhs. To Jad To Iwait the Ke caliirr - ( m; ("all Today One of i»«c blind lin ers was Salenla) «.»--i tliief of Polk* J O- Maru T-r founi the ' -lea of Hob v rf j wr. Johnso. i xu|fht t« S amiV i whiskey fca: !iV -ther iaexoer. wnl ' IkjUor liefer- If close to j his ijiiait-*w ls"4 Jie *eflin« of the rum bmr.u' ohl to hsn. Tlie reaping . .'ay cante art: *j a result tie w^:-; taught vilKt.l defense Both Johnson Mhi h»* Inju-r were i raptured aixl I ft* U. 4 reports ciwn | out b» aethor.S«e.» were to the effect , that Robert ar»d his ls(Wr were sleep in» juicily :n jail with only a eel' ( wall intervener J« 'iftson r-EiU' rot raise the nece- I >iT) iJO•> bed for his appear , one* at rrc.rf"'-*r- court ami i> row in «-a Varcefcoro Boy Fatally 111 As Result of Drinking Wh'skv New Bert*. March 27.—A* a result of tirinkin? a >|Uitil« of whisk v which they f'ur«> in their father's ham. two white boys, ace J I and seven year*, were poisoicd .the former fut ility, at their home !-riots! Yancehorn near the PlltCravt n county line, ac cordin - to a ri port broueht here by a Yanceboro pKiic-aa The boy-" father, a man ramwl Hal tier, fourth the fair ill ami after discovering that they h-i drunl: the whi-ky i«nsi«rlia!rl> calh'l l»r j I'otts He in removing the I titfuor from their stomachs »f«l for a | time it appeared that both woul.l re- | rover A few minutes Jater. Iwwever. J the rl.ler tafrifl heart failure ami j •lied. It is thought the other rhiH will recover CABD or THANKS The thouehlfv'rar*l the l vinp # sympathy of frat»K r\prrs-«-l by J both mil ar»f deed. in ou; r c*iil > herea tntert ha- ia xM our hearts : most •ierptj aret m« wish to thus publicly eapr» - - our thank- ami ap preciation MK an«l MRSL Is S. COI KTNKY. I'flllATHKtS TO MBIT The members of the Philathea r!*.,.- of tie Baptist church will meet with Mrs. P. B Cow on Church -treet ' next Friday rrnitr at eiijht oYlock. All member* are urred to hr pre*- j ent. ~t MRS J A IJ3GOETT. Sec'y. j llml Baiter '"lark Jr . Homer llarn- ' hill. Alto* IHanMts, Carlton Livermar., William Roeteark, Paul Simpson Seventh irra»4e. B: Robert !trown. Hazel RXnaMMb. William Gurramu, Eurenia Hoy*. Ruth IW, Daisy Whif lejr. France-- Hilum "Seventh C: R«4erl Brown, William Garrain, Hazel Edmordson, Pat tie Wjaa BgUk rra-ie. C Mariam Courtney, Susie James. Carmella Jones, Martha Ur'rtt, Eli Bam Hill. Thama* Craw fonl, Jes*up Hei.r, Man Hin". Charles- Peele Ninth r»lr. B: Cecil Taylor. Ninth p»h, C: Evrlvn Harri-on. T*nth yrwte. C- Benj Courtney, Wm Harmon. Rob* Manning. Pattie Ivil mtiml m. France* Ho>t, Margaret Manninr. Lava Orieans K lev ent b grade. A: Bryant Carstar ****" a. ' . I Eleventh mad*, B yilliam Hodges, Velma Harram. Eleventh crarfe. C: Bryant Carstar phen. .William 11*4re-. Pat Harrin. Carrie Lee Pule. Sadie Perry - . Velma Harmon. M*rt Wynne. ■ MM* Martha Anderson left this for Crunibiro Colle«re where she wfl complete her four year course thiaayefac. , • ■ -i, - • , ' >* ./ *; , MR.J.L.ROBERSAN DIES AT HIS HOME IN NEW TOWN I 111 for Several Weeks: Er.d was Expected By Physicians * Mr. Joseph l_ Robnson cunt iht- J momiiit: just a.- tre ™>rni-g li«t was breaking Mr. Uoberson Ka>i twrr. -ick lot , several week- .a*ul it *v kr.o«r lha the thread of life was nearly brok': . and the erui was expected. He was the son of the late LI j KobersoW an.) wif". Fai.trfe Cwiir j lloberson. He fell -hort of th* a!in j ed space of lif* TO year- but one week i ami He nail the K>w tha' ' he mif;hl live just tl»«- or* week Mr. Koher.-nn nurr.M Miss Sa>ar j E, Ellison 10 - • inurrian-* were born eitfcieer chil iirer.. sever. ii;in; j: »ne dy | ine at the aire of etc" leer, ar 1 ter 'of them with their mother now sur vive: William E. of William-tun: J iH. of Ahyskie; Eli I! of ljcwisport. Ky ; t'harle- A. .»f Portsmouth. Va- Roland II of Su f ' IV. \ a_: atel Kit* huj'h of Norfolk. Va; Miss Kmma of t ir«*envil!e: Mrs. W II Ituvk't of I Washinuton. I» I' : and Miss Mir.nie 1 Roberson. now a student in the >1 C | T. S. of Gre-nvilte. N. I". Mr Uoberson ha been a member of • the Methodist churrh 36 yrjr> It u.>uM (»• har>! to firsd a p»r-«-»j [»*• e-«insr a m«>r* nm temper tHan Jose|»h 1.. Roberson l»l at the Tinw of his death He wa- unusuallv >|uiet ! and was never on any occasion n|> j pres.-ive to kb'felmnmi. al*.i> - liv ing at peace with tWm The funeral will be Hel.l t.roorn« ; aft *rr?o«>n at '2 o'clock Interment will tak« place in the Hapti-t rrnw . t-ry an.l Rev K l» lto>U. (a-t-r of (the deceased, will SHERIFF UOBERSON TO RL T N A;AIN TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS Ol MARTIN OW-W: I tr.ke this mrlhwi of atnunonr myself P. candNlate before the Primary to be held ill Jure 7th. 1934. ' " tl»»- nomination for lb-- office of Sheriff of Martin County, and 1 uesitv to sin cerely thank the pr»plr for their most loyal support in the pa : and to as sure tiiem if I am rHrtiima'.ol and elected nvr.in. that I will pivr their i;o««l clean service. II T ROBERSON VOL! NTEBR FIREMEN T *hl RIDE M»K EXERCISE | The alarm pbc rse.l in from»the l!an | hill garage this mominr at t-.ir»e ' li>rk caused the volunteer fire oia j |»aiiy to take a r-*le for nwrue ! Tlie tire wa» rx.l mu t., ju-t the I small holM where Mr HamitJl te : to wash cars ar .1 Fonts. l.«ok fire i.-at j was .-o.>n un-ler control a»! evtin ' i^lithcd. J liefore reathn.r the Atlantic j corner I»t. Cone aiH'l She track tlr.Wi | but his waiing wat ive. little hee«i., for tlio air was tou fi?«e to let a *oo>! brteiy ride >»•» to waste Ti» trwk wi'.h its |u-rnr't- t»ade it- way out Washington -treet tun.*d an ar tistic corner at the fillii ir «tatsoi« awf drove up to th«* hark «h»r o' tie : arage, thar tnl Mr Itarr.hi'l f«* l havinir the fire extittgwi i-ol ai.'l Jhet. prricffHcil pr»ully back rt> It ;**»» fity H.II „ - | If some of our road cit!*en- w«u! t even the funny paper they wo aid j profit by it. Tom lawyer ajxl lluck | Finn pct.-sed the- pocket book ja. t b- - cause it wa- tt«e day t-f April, atul the citizens we ate JUlk.n- ab>u| 4mkl lined up ami down the street some of tbem members of the vol on teerteer fire company, too Iwkinii or and listening to the charms of the I*ll just because it «a> th- trd of April. We be? a fellov coul i have -.jane in the streets and yelle«l "look at the baloon" arel pointed upward atxl ever) one would have cast an innocent raze toward tlie heateua- When it cuo>e t" fire> and pocket.- book* ca»t the adea . of April the first away. I When a man land- ami look- at hi» home- or bibißM 'karn and thuik of the savings and hani-hip eadar ed in order that lie might have the , home or the kuiacs.-, a far different thought will enhance hi* mind SPLENDID rKTI'RE ON AT strand Theatre tonicht j Rupert of Henlazau. S.r Anthony . ' Hope's celebrated reanarr. is on at the St rami Theatre teniht- It ** i jwlred to be anor.( the kc4 produc tions of recent month* For the benefit of those who an J unable to attend tonight Mr. Watt* > b showing the pact ore again tinw« > night- It k a good treat for the local theatre gam. .. ■ • . if* ' ' » • WATCH THE LABEL ON YOl'S PAPER. FT CARRIES THE DATE VOL R SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES ESTABLISHED 1898 SL'PERIOR COURT JR. IN SESSION HERE TODAY Convened Today for lsi Time in I'ast Three Weeks i T V R«ii»w»ri c.i-r: ;»iay cor i for the Sr.-x tn* in three • Th- o»urt to have outgrown *: » 'f ar«J Ci.4 i. cl seuriral of the «l>l :..i* »- of tH- Superior court- TWrt fri-rt -everal Cities op the pocket, usionr them «a_- the case of •Sla* - sS Stokes, a eol ornl woman. who hetaw «irap>l whet: her '«■> via- » hipped at school pr*xee»!e»i to the - hool ground* ."!•! 'n;B!n> for Ml-- ;ra\. the to!- or»*' *choo» twhtr * m> had pu:.i-hed the *>«> W ■ . tf t«acher put in her -p|- jr.r rr- "■ Stoke- woman pro (*Weil to »-TiJiU?r a beat-/ in«" en *r. o-innr ap h»r -face, either wit - " er hard fi.-t or a ring. T ' T-:t —_! feel ..K arione the ©red p"---eemed t» 1 e vej\ much witli tl,-» tetchier. The .lefciwianl plead —Jtlty a tvt «-"ai!ue«! ju.-tifirat'o»i on the er.iu--i thai her diifc! t ,i! bei-n im- anon ur "w-sanlv TV- r jurt imp>w-.i a t'ne of J25.110 and the o' the action. an.l re • :*i.re.i to ?;rr t.-h !*>?•! ii the -am of $!»»! ,»i f..r h»r ..|*pear.uv Iwforo tV .Nnr» in Jurie t« -how nml behavior a"sl tkit >e Si.- mibifwi her boy to e«* t«» !hd Ar.>nr the other ca-e> »ew: Sc-te v- Will Hi mar ard Wheeler, Mivir*. affray. Kach defendant p'ea«i itoiltv -;-. 1 wer» W JlV«t each and »!» half of the f"-t- Sta'e ». V :ll l'i'r»*i ■. resi.»tmc an officer llpfrr.lai t miilt> Ptayer for j-j-'juer* continued to Anril 15, ui*!-r '*• I»nI ITo he continnued in our next i--ue. t MAYOR H ASS ELL'S COURT DOCKET Mv.nr I'a.v-ei' f|in(l> s lir-t .•.--kef !(• hi> >'.jrt for ls>t week I The following f»v came up la-fore [hitr -lur.r.r the p»-t no t I Jarrne Y»is;e:. drui;k ami di-onier l> iu.':y a>i line; J2W and the n-t I -irr> !i>oriierly comluct. Fif-'nl m-lty ar-l fired f*t.«o and the cw t. J II E-lwanU affray. lned SIOO aii«l e*--t •%4tra«r.. affray, ata-l co-t Ida Si'.ot, -'runk !»l disorder!y. *"ril! r.ivt fi:.- flirt ard co-t. Leonard WKitlev. dru-k anil ili>- or»irrl> l">i«i-l purity aid fi:;:*d $1 0" >n>! ro-t W3I hnfiitery, drunk anal disor der!) railtv atx: fined 5-Tl't ar«! the o-: K«l»n 1..r > M.r. Jr.. ; tailintr. pr«.!i aMe eau-e *»l Plac*~i under S2O". b»-rd for - Iwfore Heconlers court Unique Honor for Town of Oak City The Oak ("it > iWatn.? teams due to thfir -tumble victorv ;n the State Triaririilar «ietaate at Iji m Life and Jaew»ville Frtda? ni*rM ' will Jto to Chapel HiS !*h and 11th an-1 debate ,e f«-r Staf«- hnr.»r-. TSi ir,ln a ur:H:ue honor ">r the liljjc t-.mr, whicli L- in size v«7 -anil V\ our own town a 1 cit) of mhirlt we l«oa-t, failed to put tort'h auj cfort ti;: rrer in .h"'» 1 tate os c«Hui.t> i .—e-t. As to w* »> t'.c Mftifrnn or .-r'-ff -enee tat •■e attnUtnl »• we r?i't by >firi" f> fau: the pe-**le a*. i> •tv h*tr for* c the cotiriu-ii *>. «•>* tr*.' !t •« ci rumrea- or rot tht.t 1 eve jj author rty are re-j-a-i-fc- ji r i]he fi'iittwa. To Ikuu t«- 3 . are it;ii«ie«l iu '.e of the u-jen ; r«l car ituniiV /' ieetn.- It- U- i niVtt!.* «';r«rtly npon •a.l- m amh'.rit ~ a v. i: directly a.* i the town ; The -ai-*-"* u>lere t- J : be«v "• « ••• f -te>' h- .* j; it •«" ; «-i clou!: 'ji il «' « cauty If we are t, ro Uon V y ther.r«e- a-. 1 .leu if «ir n's cator- f r:il -re I'. ") c .wpi--4 atw of the leathers aruhxlte V *e£ we WnApM thi- task we x J! \ ,*e a projrre- -iv- MhwL But t' * iitutiw ts only reaiiaf*! thrc.m.n *i* efforts of the teachers and princi *.- « chirre. It is equally as raeessar that we have a faculty working ef fccthrdy as a anit wiLi the prop, coordinatiofi U inllaenre tale eom munity OroAsitioa and the lade ef interest is detrißMntal to the wel fare mt an\ orcantzation. Signed i MEMBER OP CO. BOARD. Mr. am* Mrs- J. A. Hortaa of Aho*- kie. ml the week-en l «H»h 'heir «• H. C. Umtmm, in the Tar Heel aput-
The Enterprise (Williamston, N.C.)
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April 1, 1924, edition 1
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