! Local 'and Personal
Col. John E. Woodard, of Wilton,
visited his daugh.er, Mrs. C. B. Hm
sell, and Mr. Haaaell at their home on
East Main Street this week.
v Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Thomas an
daughter. Miss Thomas, of Hamilton,
were visitors here yesterday.
Attorney John G. Dawson, of Kin
ston, is here this week attending court.
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Messrs. John Long and Modlin, of
Jamesville, were here yesterday.
Messrs. Frank Gladstone and Wal
ter Salsbury, of-Hamilton, were in
yesterday.
Mr, Bog Slade, jr., of Hamilton, was
here yesterday.
Mr. Charles Roebuck, of Everetts,
was here yesterday.
S
Messrs Hallet S. Ward and Jane D.
Grimes, of Washington, are attending
court here this week.
Mr. John Hines, of Oak City, was a
visitor here yesterday. * . y
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn and chil
dren spent the week end with relatives
in Wilson.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris and lit
tle daughters, Miss Beck, Katherln*,
and Ulanche, visited relatives in Leg
getts Sunday.
Mr. R. G. Harrison spent the week
end here with his family.
Miss "Honey" Rhea, of Windsor,
spent the week end here.
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Mr.'and Mrs. K. F. Heydeurtich,
who have been making their home in
Ahoskie, have moved to Greenville.
They spent the week end here with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watts.'
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrison and lit
tle son, of Palmyra, were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Harrison.
Miss Sophie Little spent the week
end with he mother in Pactolus.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe - David Thrower
and little ton, Joe, jr., of Portsmouth,
artf visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Britt
and Mrs. Latham Thrower for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Biggs and cRII
dren, Billy and Mary, returned Sun
day from Edeoton. Mrs. Biggs had
spent the past two weeks in Edenton
visiting her sister, Mrs. Paxle Bad
ham.
Jim Rhodes, jr., accompanied M*n
S. R. Biggs to Edenton Sunday to
spend the week end.
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Mrs. Pendleton, Mrs. C. H. GolwTT,
Mrs. Frank Hitch, and Mrs. J. J*
Rhodes attended church at St. Peter
in Washington Sunday.
Miss Vella Andrews, of Norfolk
Va., spent Sunday and MoiOay with
hfr parsn's, Mr. and Mn. J. W. An
drews.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thrower and
little son, Joe, jr., Mr. Reynolds Smith,
and Miss Vella Andrews, of Norfolk,
motored here Sunday. Wr, Thrower
and Mr. Smith returned to Norfolk
Sunday night. Mrs. Thrower and lit
tle son will spend several days here,
with relatives.
I * We have the Right Roof
BM, —dMrtihiM
3 for aaj oralof tben ilmtf w.
I Ww be— rooftop far ycata. Aad oar experience
fll that Bmtt Hoofing*, ftimb or Roll, aia the moat ac*>
I Aiith ihi beat mi— far ycmr mooey. They wog*t rotor
' I % RM-amr seed paintkf or itainrag. And they're file aafa
■ « wake yoor bwidings secure againat aparka and flying cmbeta.
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|| Bring your roofing piobfcma to us. We are always
y glad to pot our roofing experience at your ditpoaal
- without any obligation on your part. i
(There'* a Barrett Roofing to nut amy type of
i - building, Cmm in and Ma tM%
ROANOKE SUPPLY CO.
Phone 265
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
... . . ■ ..b, ' .. * * . vJ3& Brfrf' ~ .
{ Miss Annie Mae itidwaids, Janet
Wedmore, and Wampoen, Meadames
Vvedmpre anu luUwaiUs, and Mr. Swam
all of Greenvule, were visitors in town
during* the week end.
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|irj and Mrs.*. W. Graves, ot
Washing.on, were visitors, in town
Fridays , T '
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hagans and Mis«
Tneima looley, of i'arboro, visaed Mr.
and Mrs. Yv. H. Booker Sunday.
Mr. S. W. Baker, of Washington,
D. C., spent the week end in Uie ciiy,
the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Jack ilooker.
Mr. Reynolds Smuh, of Norfolk
visited friends here Sunday.
\ " /
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Clark and Mrs.
Clyde Anderson, of Tarboro, visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Briit here Sunday.
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Martin County,
Town of Jamesville.
I have this day levied on the fol
' lowing leal estate situate and being
n the town of Jamesville, for taxes
uue and unpaid on the said land loi'
tnc year 1923. And will sell same at
public auction in front of the post of
fice in Jamesville on Monday the Ist
day of June, 1926, at. 12 o clock m.i
This May Ist, 1&25^
L. ir BROWN,
Tax Collectoi.
White
T. H. bunas Est., town lot, 'tax
$4.06; vost, SI.BO.
J. R. Hardison Est., Crookston lot, tajr
H. C. Jackson, store, tax, $8.10; cost,
~ SI.BO.
\\. W. Walters, residence lot, ta* r
$13.95; Ux, 41.80.
Colored ,
Windsor Alexander, residence, tax,
$1.50; cost, SI.BO.
M. F. Hopkins, residence; tax, $3.07;
cost, SI.BO.
Johnny James, vacant lot, tax, $0.76;
cost, SI.BO.
Esau Johnson Est., residence lot, tax,
$4.30; cost, SI.BO.
j Marina Roberson, residence, tax,
$1 06; cost, SI.BO.
John D. Williams, residence; tax
$1.60; cost, SI.BO.
NOTICE
1 will sell at public auction for cash
all household und kitchin furniture be
longing to the estate of the late James
W. Col tram on Thursday, June 4
1926, at 10 a .m., at his late residence
AMANDA WHITIJJY,
Administratiix.
This May 4th, 1926. "* m 5 4tw
■NOTICE
North Carolina \
Martin County
f ih Superior Cjur
Before the Clcrl
Mrs. Nona W. Grimes,
Harry Waldp, Effie Waldo,- L. P
Waldo, W. Ballard, Mary
Salsbury, Mary Dixon, J. E- WidSo
and J. T.^Waldo.
The defendants above named, J. E
Waldo, J. T. Waldo, Mary Dixon
Mary Salsbury, and L. P. Waldo, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been comm?nced in the Su
perior Court of Martin County, North
Carolina, to sell for division a tract
of land known as tlu Mitchell Farm;
.and the said defend Mite will further
take notice that they nre required to
STATEMENT .*»> -s ,
WHOLESALE GROCERY SUBSCRIBERS FIRE IN&CRAXCE COMPANY
CHICAGO, ILL .
Condition December SI, 1924, as Shown by Statement Filed
Amount of ledger assets December 31st of previous year; total, $697,654.52.
Income—from policyholders, $536,693.70; total, $862,281.91.
Disbursements—To policyholders, $307,042.75; total, $900,190.05.
Fire risks-^-written or renewed during year, $53,249,938; in force, $49,474,906.
. - ASSETS . ' .
Value of bonds and stocks $174,386.00
Deposited in trust companies and banks not on in erest 1,000.00
Deposited in trust companies and banks u(i interest ..... 228,876.05
Agents' balances, representing business written subsequent to Oc
tober 1, 1924 ...._ ...... r. 55,364.03
Agets' balances, representing business written prior to October
1, 1924 C _ .. 121.30
Interest and rente due and accrued ;... 2,856.75
All other as.sfts, as detailed in statement 100,276.00
Total ... .. \ ....._ $562,878.13
-Less assets not admitted : ' J. 96.30
Total Jidiiiitted assets r. .. $562,481.83
t LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims _ $ :.0,i>>0.69
V nearned pieniiums m>*— - 211,285.70
Estimated amount payable for State, county, and munici
pal taxes uue or accruea 1 4,065.30
Total amount of all liabilities except capital v $246,211.69
Surplus ever all liabilities .i"..! $316,270.14
Surplus a» regards policy holders . 316,27j1).14
Total liabilities -^5562,481.83
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DI'RING 1924
Fire risks written, $2,509,700; premiums received, $20,966 21.
Losses incurred—Fire, $3,461.40; paid, $3,461.40.
""" President: Lansing 11. V\arner, attorney in fact. . .
Home office: Chicago, 111. v.
Attorney for service: Stacey W. Wade, insu/unce.commissioner, Raleigh, N 0."
Manager for North Carolina: Home otjfre.
"*> STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
.(Seal) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, February' 2ti, 1925. "
1, STACEY W, Wade, insurance commissioner, do hereby cert if, that the
ato\e is a true and correct the statement of the Wholesale Gro
cery Subscribers' Fire Insurance Company, of Chicago, HI., tiled with this
department, showing the condition of .-aid company on the ".Ist day of De
cember, 1924.
Witness my hand and officialseal, the day and year above wri ten. N j
STACEY W. WADE, Insurance Commi.s.vionej'.
STATEMENT „ -
THE MUTUAL Bt RIAL LEAGUE* WII.LIAMSTON, N C.
Condition December 31,. 1924, as Shown by Statement Filed
llnla'nce from previous year, $227.05.
Income- Kri m n.embers, $2,145; to.al, $2,145.00.
Disbursement. I—to 1 —to members, $1,675; miscellaneous, $688.75; total, $2,363.75.
Business written'during year—number of policies, 148; amount, $.".,700TK).
llusiness in foice at end of year—nuinbci of policies, 681; amount, $17,025.00.
ASSETS
Casii in company's office , .. _ 8.50
Securities deposited with N. C. Insurance Department 5,000.00
All ether assets, as detailed in statement - ... 550.00
-Total * 1 5,558,30
.--V, • t - 1
'I otal admitted assets .' $ 0V>58.30
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DI'RINC 1924
Policies or certificates in force December 31 of previous year; number, 600;'
amount, $45,000.00.
Policies or certificates issued during the year, number, 148; amount,' $3,700.00.
lVlicies or certificates in force December 31, 1924; number 681; amount,
$17,025 00. ' ■ - ■
Premiums and assessments collected during the year ill North Carolina,
$2,363.75 • ' * • "*
President: E. L). Ormond; secretary, W. V. Ormond; treasurer, W. V. Ormond.
Home office: Williamston, N. C.
Attorney for service: Stacey W. Wade, insurance commissioner, Raleigh, N. C.
Manager for North Carolina: Home office.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(Seal) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,*'
•Raleigh, April 10, 192(>.
1, STACEY W. Wade, insurance commissioner, do hereby certify that' the
above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Mutual Benefit
League, a fruterna! order, of Williamston, N. C., "filed with this department,
showing the condition of said order on the Hist (lay of December, 1924.
Witness my hand and officialseal, the day and year above written.
STACEY W. WADE, Insurance Commissioner.
; STATEMENT .
(Reciprocal) THEATRE INTER-INS. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Condition December 31, 1924, as Shown a lenient Filed
Amount of ledger assets December-31st of previous year, $93,969.62.
Income—from policyholders, $42,285.56; total, $55,696.57.
Disbursements—to policyholders, $i 2,639.96; total, $22,904,27.
Fire risks —written or renewed during year, $55,163; in force, $53,316.
- N ASSETS ' •
Value of bonds and A .„ $ 37,839.01
Deposited in trusCcompanies and hanks on interest' ...... 30,092.97
Agents' balances, representing business written subsequent to Oc
tober 1, 1924 14,074.39
Agets' balances, representing business written prior to October ■.
1, 1924 1 ....*. -i s_.._ 629.87
Iterest and renis due and uccrued _ _ 797.09
All other assets, as detailed in statement 44,124.68
Total ' -.5127,558.01
Less assets not admitted 44,754.66
' T«al admitted assets t $ 82,803.46
appear at the Cour'h.use in said.
County on May 25, 1925 and answei
or demur to tKe complaint in *saM j
action or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in I
said complaint, \
This the 17 day of A mil, 1926.
R. J. PEEL, Cltfrk Superior
Court. 4-21
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tut KNlKliPlUSfc, VVitL.AMSTON. NUKTH CAIUULINA
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/TW. A r» r. r-»i r.
JfMs easiest WJCfy apply on th« purcliase Of a Ferd car. The
« amount you pay is what you feel you can
u) hldV CL /VZ/V aflord out of your earnings. You do not
have to sacrifice other m:*. esaitiea. The
* "down payment," to often a handicap, la eliminated. A local .bank acta aa
four depository and allowa interest on your depoaus.
165«Q00 families have already secured their cara by thia eaay method Enroll
menta are now being made at the rate of 800 a day. *
Aak the nearest Authorized Ford Dealer about thia practical plan or write ua direct.
Ford Motor Comp*njr, D«pt N-3, Detroit, Michigan
Fli ■■■ mail »• full pftloulfcft on your mmmy pUn foi+ownlwg mn automobile
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LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losse and claim. . .. i . $ :.*7lyts
I'neai-neti premiums _ T .... 2V-
Salaries, rents, expenses, accounts,- FEES etj:„ tiue"w accrued 1,27;). M1
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement ;.... 128.91
Total amouii of till liahilit i s exc |>t capllal '~r"~ $ 18,"32m!>
.Surplus over hll liahilj ies ' ; $(>.'!,874,2J\
Surplus as regards policyholders . 6:5,874.27
Tolal li.-itiili ies . ..* _ N " $ 82.8U3.46
UIiSI"NKSS IN NOIi». H t 'AKOLINA 1)1 KING 1924 '
Fire risks written, sß!>,tiOO CO; premiums received. $ I .Mili.K t. N
-Losnes incurred Fire, none; paid, none.
President:»Chas Pcrrin, Ms,.
Home office : l'hiladelphu, l*i
Attorney for service: Stacey W. Wade, insurance commissioner, K.i'lcisrh, N. C.
Manage for Norih.Carolina: Home office.
ST ATI! OF NORTH CAROLINA, "
(Seal)'." INSFRA NTK DEPARTMENT.
Ralei»lC March 10, 1925.'
1, STACEY VV. Wade, insurance commissioner. Uo «herebv certify that tin
abrt* k e is a, (rue and correct lac of th.'-Theatre Tntet-Iji -=. Fire'lnsurance
Company, af "Philadelphia. I'u . (i!"tl v tli tlt'is tie purl nvnif. showing the con
dition of saTd eonVfuny on lv« ft ' .tav i>t'
Witness my. hand"'anti•afiicials'enl. the tl'ty ami year above wri'ten,
ST At 'EY \\WAI'E,. Insurance- Commissioner.
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shade lWit is new. Prices to
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