VBTS HOSPITALS TO HAVE
BUSINESS MANAGEBS
Washington, D. C., May S—F»U««
ins an entirely new pot try, the Umitad
States Veterans' Bureau will appoint
as soon as they are available, business
executives for approximately 5# vet
erans' hospitals, it is stated ia aa an
nouncement by the United States Civil
Service Commission to-day.
The Commission will receive appli
cations for positions of business ex
ecutive until May 21). The salaries
range form $3,000 to $5,000 a year.
The busines executive at a hospital
will serve under the general direction
of the medical officer in charge, and
will relieve him of all details of
business management.
Applicants will be rated on their
training, experience, and fitness,
weighted at 80 per cent, and a dis
cus., ion and plan of organization,
weighted at 20 per cent.
Full information and application
blanks may be secured from the Unit
ed States Civil Service Commission.
Washington, D. C., or the secretary
of the local board of civilserv.-e ex
aminers at the post office or caatom
house in any city.
BEAR GRASS SCHOOL HONOR
ROLL FOR SIXTH MONTH
First Grade: Garland Bailey, Earl
Bailey, J. C Rawls, Buoy Bailey. Mary
Elizabeth Harrison.
Second Grade: Ruth Hazel Rogers.
Theresa Rogers, Ceorge Peele. Jr..
Worth Mobley, Cushing Bailey. Lester
Terry, Delmus Rogers, Raymond Gur
ganus, Craven Gurganus, Ralph Mob
ley, Bob Price, Garland Cowan. C B.
Gurganus.
Third Grade: Taylor Malone. Roland
Rogerson, Viola Harris, Evern Terry.
Rogers Wilson, Ruth Roebuck. Ella M
HoeH, Annie B. Cowan, Jermirah Ful
fonl.
FourA Grade: Francis IVele. Mil
•'red Ay em, Irene Bailey, Maude
luiley, Si lie Roebuck, Zelma Roebuck
Wallace Co'van.
fifth Grrde: Daisy Cowan, Be.'.v
Lassiter, K ; c«s>e Lee Tav!or, Vara G.
Rogers, 1. «sil Rogers, Panaie G* --
ganus, Jasper Cowan.
Eighth Grade: Garland Whitley.
Hildreth Mobley.
Ninth Grade: Hubert Harris.
First prizes were given to the fal
lowing on the yearly honor, roll: Gar
land Whitley, Hubert Harris. Mildred
Aytr», Vara Green Rogers, Theresa
It in dead certain that all thiags.
will come to the other fellow if you
sit down and wait.
The bloodhound* want aat ia Jan
uary to solve a Kanaii narder aya
tery, ami with the snow and every
thin* it was tough on the rahhata.
after every meal
' I
•alai'lart^ k aa*MM I
•i* ■Mifcd aw avninp
»# bout or
■Ace cml, j|—l and
H MfNttUt darin* the
km to select from. Ki
BL pert V«tfanadup. Satis-
V For Awnings. Awning Covers and Tents of
fcall kinds. See Harrison Bros, and Co.
Vtjlliamston, . North Carolina
It AM* tm ali tt» cottoa plant* ia
OH at Iks dnt etepa la faraiahiag
Ika aU ia tbvaa«h infmttoa of th-
aalC A. aaad atai M la aeceeaary
•a (Mali Ika boat malts and It
*wl* t> mart early a* aa to have
■ Una. aaadk aal vail act tied M
at pleatta*. lfrpei tm say that the
tapertaace mt a mB prepared afM
had caa ku4lj be ornvMlaalai
Alaa. aahfonkla weather (MUou
ehortly Mwa planting often pranati
phi a lag at that ttaae aad early prep
•ratloa deea away with thia riak
Plaatlac vhiwald be delay** uatll all
hatir of treat la paat and the earth
BiwUai aad a aaai ami Bariy
be bene ta aU that It ia poaaibU
la pleat too early aa that the pleat*
iMaat at aaied daring the eartjr day*
mt (Mr trntk
Plant tf nIM. only aalirtil eeed
mt aa early walaalat variety, aal el
a Maple mm* leaa thaa 7/1 Inch Ia
yew aartlrabr locality caa be ob
state [*■*«> mt acrtcakare It b
leflatelr pnna that tacreeeed yield?
worth (Ma 111 to IN aa acre aaaj
be eMalaed by aelected eeed
Oaae baahel or Mr* alaall be plant
ad to the acre.
Cattaa rawa afeaaU be hna thre*
*a tear feet apart, aeeentlar *a the
NrtSMy mt the eel I. and specie* ia
tk« row ah Ball be froaa eight tc
twelve tachea with l>oa oae to three
etalha «a the MB. Teat* aadar »
rlean eaedMoaa have proved that
thlefe spared cattaa aaalares earliei
aad ylaMe aw paaada to the act*
The lairlUgvat aae of t—i irtsl
(ritlltaers Is aa Imparts at step la th*
paefliahto pisjnrtlaa of cottoa. Prop
•rty aaad II wtu both haaiea amtarlty
Caataata and tMr percentages de
pani aa lacal caMlttni The coaaty
asant ar tha agrtrattaral college car
mil) hhiaatlm aa this paint Only
(ha wall dralaad. kitlk laads. an*
whaa available, early sods snould b.
aaad It wtu pay to prodace cot tot
aaly aa lead that will pioduce. aadei
afVbale to tha acra
P—fbM ialtomailoa aa the subject
af M town control amy be obtala
ai MB toa aeaat agent, atate col
at ■ ar the Natlana
BEAVER DAM
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. H A Callipher went to WU
liaawtan Saturday on bnsiness.
Miss Bnrtie Malone af Bear Grass
■peat the week end with Miss Jessie
Peel
Messrs. Maya Hardisoa and W T
Callipher aaataied to Williamston Sat
arday aa bniin*
Mrs. J. K Stiawtridgt and children
mi Darkaa are tftadinf Mtmr tine
arith fritaili aad relative*
Mtun Ira (W and Bill* Calli-
pher aaatared ta Greenville Saturday
Mn. W. F. Allen entertained
SHERIFF ROBERSON
I TO RUN AGAIN
TO THE lieiMM KATIC VOTERS Of
I MARTIN COI'NTT:
I take this method of anaawncitif
myself a candidate kef are the Priauiry
take held aa Jaae 7th, 1*24. far the
■awiaatiaa fcr the aAea af Sheriff af
Martin Caawty. aad 1 dtiiit ta sin
cerely thank the people far their Mast
layal nppart in the paat aad ta as
•ai* them if I am aemiaated snd
elected agaia. that I HI give tkem
H T. KOBKKSON
CANDIDATE FOR
REGISTER OF DEEDS
Ta the IWmii lalw Vetera af Martin
Cawaty:
I take ttt* mms «f ani.ouacinir
mymU m ruMrtr. ar •) soiiotrr
fppirt. for Ik Ac of Rqprtj
•f Bm*. ■■ljntl to action «f the
DißiuatK Pnauy to he hdd June
l«4 **
I km and mm Kegiater
•* put three years and
, number of friends Friday with
a peanut popping
Mr. r*wr Ckaaaaa —toeai to
Ewctts Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emlirk Wynn of wu
son spent Sunday with M» and Mrs.
A. L Ray nor
Mr. and Mrs. J. G bixon and hr
I and Mrs. Sans Pejrram and .ibagh
, tm. Misses Dorthv and Eunice of
|i
1 Washington were the guests of Mr.
Mixon's sister, Mrs. M. G. Feele Sun
day.
Miss Ruby Malone spent the week
end with Miss Elizabeth Peele.
Sir. M. R. Chambers of Tynor spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Peele
I
! MEMBERS OK FARMERS
MUTUAL ASS'S DAMAGED ,
BY STORM SHOUL GIVE NOTICE
All members of the Farmers Mu
tual Fire Insurance Association,
(who suffered damages during the
tornado of April the 30 will please
(five immediate notice of your dam
ages that same may be promptly ad
justed. The members should re mem
j ber that your company protect.- a
gainst wind and lighting as well at
. Are.
I The five hundred Martin count>
I farmers, your associates and mem
' hers of the company, will regard it a
I privilege as well as a duty to assist
you in the restoration of your prem
ises.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE ASSOCIATION
W. C. Manning.
DR. CHARLES J. SAWYER
HUUmt. N. C
OFEICE YORK BUILDING
IVartice lim;t*«l to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat
from 1 to t
' In Williamston every Kriday afternoon
F. B. CONE
—■*»» . v ,
Dentist
Olfiff Over The Fanners aitil Mer
chants Rank
Hours 9-12 ami 1-5
Ofice Phone No. 9, Res. Phone No 156
I uke !-amb Robt. L Coburn
LAMB * COHURN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Office next to Anderson Crawford Co.
Telephone No. 74 .._ .
dilatation. North Carolina
DURNS
rl Com >itk wet h*kk« arfi—
mjf Uir.wud. mfttj CM*
VICKS
▼ VAPORUB
I • O—r If Jm.. UmmJ
TRAFFIC
aat om the kllhnyi over which mew *• Imy •»-
create is a raad'a UMUIII; la ■ harhli kaath
Tail; prrmaarnt highwaya have pwirf thai they
art hath aaaat waahla and alaa aM—nly (haapHL
And the OM aaaterial that mafcea thla paaahfc la
Hallaai Cnacat, which, dcafitt wih >ai»al 4t
fraiacta.
Atiaa, throwgh li>ila>la| tha May Ha, M aan
It la aajnnr i lac la aa il i Piwtlawd limiat ailwaMj
cheaper today thaw thirty ;cara a#a. Awd kw ailartr
b>t the hwlldiwg material dewier aa the awly Bwfc he-
• [ATLASI I
IPOOTUW ctMßnr-'
Car Load CM
SHINGLES,
HULLS
AND MEAL
Tobacco Cloth and Wire Fencing: Cheap for
the Cash.
WINDOWS, DOORS, BUILDING IJME
AND PIASTER.
BL T RT OATS, Grown in Nevada.
SEED POTATOES, Main Grown.
C.D.Carstarphen& Co
WILLIAMSTON NORTH CAROLINA
THE ENTERPRISE.
Second prim were fives to the fai
r
lialet who massed aariy aw day:
Francis Pede. Bcttae Lassiter. Daisy
Cowan. Nossie Lee Taylor. Zehsa Roe- ,
buck. Sallae Roeback. Rath Raehork.'
Hildieth Mobley
Stop—Come—Liitea. "The Mob
ler's Wife's New Bennett. ~
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cohni Xr>
A. R. Dunning. Mrs. J. H Saam£er>.
Mr. and lln. Elbert IVel alien«ea
the Rose Maiden ia Wai>agt«« last
niche
NOTICE
Taken up. two shoots a bent C mirth
old. will weigh aboat 7» paomds
Market -underkreT ia the rifM ear
ami split in the left ear. Color, red
and black spots. Owner rail for thraa
Henry Wirdwh 4 2 J
April 18. 1954.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Two rooms for rent Coed lot at»»a
and well equipped for Egfcc hoaje
keeping. Apply at bbrfnte Ar.
FOR SALE: MAMMOTH YELLOW '
Soy Beans. Price S*SO per bwshei
Joshua L Colt ram. R. F D 1 !
WANTED: TABLE BOARDERS IN
Private family. Rate IT Hr per mtk
Apply to Miss Mktae Hamrl! >«t
N. Smithwick street, jaut two blacks'
from post ofire 4 S> 4'
LOST: H4M; BOt GHT FROM *IL
son 11 v man. Plymouth. V C. Jaaa
ar> 1924. Hog marked with V over
left ami njjh ear. Wetfk ahaat one
hundred and fifty pamli-. with Uacht
•lark spots on it Very centle
Manisa Little. VAua«ba
NOTICE OF RESALE
Notice ia hereby given that aaier
ami by virtue of the power of sale
contained in that mtan imi of (rnst
I executed by C. O. ti—lard wi aafe.
Ida Uodani. on March 3rd l*3t' to the
undersigned Trustee, and of imul a
Book A-2 at pare aM m Xajta Cow
ty Registry to aecure the paamrMt of
a certain bomi of (m dcate thraarte.
the undersigned trustee M on the
24th day of March IXM at the Conrt
llouse tloor of Martin Coatt* m Vi
liamston. N. C. expose for sale the
hereinafter diaaiibtd hot aal tl%bl
having been rawed withm the taar
prescribed by law. aaki a a aaaatner
required by law, and oa lr» aa otdei
of re-sale, the aatdersagaaed TntUr
will on Monday. May 19. ISM. at 12
o'clock nooa, in front of the Conrt
j House door of aMrtaa Coanty. at Wd
II lams ton. N. f agaia offer the h»
j hereinafter described to the bjgha it
' bidder for cash at paU*r wrtaa
Rein* a boot uxi aw kalf •ft*'-
a part of the Gwbnl Uwf ptarr. kr
in* 1.15 yarW> oa tlwr WMBKIM mmd
JamnrOlr aidr ai»l bt *f ha I
where C. O. Cabni Mil hat. icm-
IWHTI CAMLWA.
*■» aid vhm he now lives.
Tins the 3rd day of May 1924.
R. G. HARRISON. Trustee.
5-6-2t
-NOTICE OF SALE"
» l'»fcT by virtue of an order of
Ilhe Saaepraor Court of Martin County.
"i"ii ■ the Special Proceedings en
tilled ~H B. Moore. Executor of J w
IE. Moore, and li. B. Moore. Guardian
for William Cherry. Martha Delle
j CVm, Ethel Pierce and Be»sie Pierre
«*rs» Lacy Moore. Lizzie Cofßeld an.i
ha hind. P. H. Cofliekl. Jasper Cherry.
Joe Cherry. Carrie Cherry. Mary Con
(Mn and husband Levi Conrteton.
Jaaie Overton et als". the undersign
ed Commissioner of the Court will on
Moaday the ninth (9th) day of Jane
IMI. at twelve (12» o'clock M.. in
front of the Courthouse IWr of Mar
,tia Count > in Wflliamston. X. C.. offer
for fair, at public auction, to the
est bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed lots of land to wit -
i FIRST TRACTBeinv that certain
hoaane and lot situate on the South side
of Railroad Street in the town of
Robersonvflle. X. C.. and beinr the
jW premises next to ani adjoininr
the let of R. L Smith, and beinr the
same lot of land described in Item One
l«f the la«t Will and Testament of
James E. Moore. Deceased!
SECOND TRACT:' Situate in the
Town of Rnbersorvilte. N. C.. ami on
.SoaOh Railroad Street. and tefinnit\(
'at the North-East corner of R. L
SieitS on said Street, and running
thence down said Street 187 feet aivt
• inches to an Iron Stake. ard run
■ie( hack between parallel lines to
the line of Mary A. Dunnine
THIRD TRACT:- Berinnin* on First
1 Soaath Railroad Street in the Town of
Rohersonville. N. C. at the Southwest
dormer thereof at an Iron Stake: run
ame thence down said Street 11( feet
and five inches. ami back between
parallel line> to the line of The Rob
iriwillr 1 irht ami Power Company,
excepting therefrom the house ami lot
| devised to Martha LMIe Cherry under ship, by Mrv Came Narfieet far the
! the Will above referred to in the first • year 1922. •
| description. ! oYa are berth? notified that I
j This May 2nd. 1924. i boujrfct the above described land
A. R. DL NXIXG. Commissioner. • property at a «suly advertised -hnift
i*4L *ale for taxes oo the fourth day of
[ —— Jure 1925. and the sheriff of Martin
NOTICE County «safl to me a for
j To R 11. Gatlin. an>* to ar.y and al! •»». »»• iclfss redemption of the
persons fhimint under. through or >«* l certificate i» made on or before
jby him. an»i to all other persons in- June 4th. 1934. I shall demand of the
•te rested ui - Al acres of Gathn larel sheriff of Martin County a deed for
i listed in township by K H laifcL
Gatiin for taxes in the >ear 1922. ' This 4th .lay of April. 1>24.
Ycu are hereby notified that 1 , W. W. GIUFFIV
bought the above liecnM land at s
tax sale for taxes at the court house ADMINISTRATOR'S MTHX
door in Martin County Jane 19£! an.! j
the shenff of sail county issued to m-- Havir-r this -ia> juaiified as almin
a certificate of said sale, and unless L-trator of t«e r lite of Bennett Gray,
redemption of the said certificate is ' "Seceas**!. Lite of Mart:- iVi-itr. North
ma.ie on or before the 4th day of - '" »r*»iina_ this t to notrfiy ail persons
Jur..». I shall •Semand a deed from Ravine cla-m- the estate of
the sheriff of Martin county a deed t said decease*! to exhibit them to ths
lard- | Bni!»r-:fTseii tr •"rstcber ar>i "rrtrber,
Thi -the 4th -lay of April. 1924. Alt* v. * illiamsfec. N C. Ac or be
* W. GRIFFIN fore the 12th da. of Apr!. ISS. or
, this rotice -vill be piea»:e»! in bar of
A l>M INI STRATI »R "S NOTICE 'heir r>*oirn AO per--.r,- ->:ebted
to IHe e-tite will pcea e Tjk' im
,, . - . , , rv>l-ite settlement
Havinr pia!ined: as administrator vf , , .
.u ,-v , This the 12th -iav of IpHl. 3924.
the estate of I ordelia Chance. .iecea-- . ,
ii. t*• _ t- . v- ALONZO GRA\. Admsni-trator of
ed. late of Martin l ourtv. North I ar> .. _
~ ... . ... . . l-ermett i.rav. iwiW
Ima. this is to notify a'l persons hav- 4-15-lt
ire claims against the estate of ai>t
at City V v" or AI»MINISTR \ TOR'S N.mCE "
before the 12 1 ?! day of Apn!. 1 ?2 . \
or this notice a ill hr pleaded in Vir' ~ . " ~ .
, ... . ... . , . I Hav:r.r Shi- .taj as ad
of their rrcwverv All per-orv- irtdeb . , . , ..
... , mi ttstrator •»! I'e estate of Minrlla»
e>' to the estate «vill p exv make iib ... .. . . , ~ ~
Mubti., la:-- of tt . Martin
mediate settlement . , .. ~
• -«jn!*. V.»rth av*h"a. ,v ~ here
This the 12th .ia\ of April. 1921 . ~
. .. . . , . !**> riven to all partse- !a:ms
I 1-. in MAN. Administrator of I or-j ..... . ,
, _ . . I =r*ir-t -»>! e-tate to present ! -a fur
• elm I nance, •leceased. I . ... , . ...
[ paymert or. or bet-re Apr* Slth.
- lice wiil br pi- . led in
bar of their rwvvery
MITUt ; A!! person. to ~a> - -tale
o I
— J irr r«i» d v.• -tv frr. ard
To Mrs |"arTie Norfleet arvf any.' -vak*- :nrvii_it. naymert »f -.e. ~
j and all other person- ciam;ns-. ursVrj This April 'l. 1924
jthrough or by her. or any «-ther per . MARTIV «"ONI TV SAVING-" *NI»
j-on- interested in l>s acres of »;l I TRI ST COJII ANY. Admx « T A.
i liams land listed ?n Goo>ene>t town-1 ; j V-4St
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