Mrs. J. E. Pope, John, jr., and War
ren, and Mrs. P. B. Cone and children,
Sarah and Howard, will leave tomor
row for Pamlico Beach, where they
will spend the coming week.
The Willie Winkle Shoppe will close
every afternoon during August at 5
o'clock. 1
Misses Louise Crawford, Velma,
Ma(tha, and Esther' Harrison and
Carrie Cell White left this morning
for Lake Lure, where they will spend
e few days. >
The Willi#-Winkle Shoppe will close
every afternoon during August at $
o'clock.
. Claude Baxter Clark was unable to
go with the boy scouts on their camp
ing trip to Silver Lake Sunday on ac
ceunt of an attack of chronic appen
dicitis; ' ■ .. /■
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The Willie Winkle Shoppe will close
every afternoon during August at 5
o'clock. s
Mr. James Durfey, of near Norfolk,'
.arrived Sunday to visit Relatives here.
Jlc- will leave Friday accompanied by
,Mr. Durft-y and little James, who have
teen spending some time with Mrs.
W. C. Liverfnan.
The Winkle Shoppe will close!
every afternoon "luring August at 5
o'clock.
MOVED
Fron the Old '
ANDERSON-CRAWFORD BUILDING
to
(iODARI) BUILDING—Second Floor
Robt. L. Coburn
sls—For The Farmer Only—s 15
THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT ADVKRTO THE FARMER WHO WILL WRITE TISING THE
WILLIAMSTON TOBACCO MARKET
sls in Gold Will be Given Away by the
Williamston Chamber of Commerce
i lght. We ai ( most desnous of leai mng just what I eatui es you like about the \\ illiamston market and why you sell your tobacco here It is as easv as falling off
. ut^anlllmt e SS^ rmer *** ** ** WWle Watdlin * your barn ' could the things as they come ?o you!'aid thena fiwTmn
EVEN IF VOIT I)()NT SELL YOUR TOBACCO HERE, YOU CAN WIN THE PRIZE
Now, it may be that you do not sell your tobacco in Williamston. If that should be the case, vou have a to wi r» «i K AH,„, U-> „± J •
write an advertisement giving *y our views on the Willliamston tobacco market and why you do not sell here We are esnpriallv intpv«f£?in tv w +°
know the faults of our market, so they may be corrected. , ft6re * We are mterated m this because we want to
This Offer Closes Tuesday, August 10, and the Right is Keserved to Run Any Advertisement in Various Newspapers, With the Signature of the Writer If Desired
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Only These Few Rules and Regulations
' i. All copy for advertisements must be matter to be put in it should not be crowded vnil fKJnt w , .
in the hands of the advertising manager of too much, nor should there be too little to s ' vour line* for HisiWnv ll marking'
the chamber of commerce by August 10. • till the space and make an attractive ad. " arranging- vour reirW& uTf
2. The completed advertisement should . 3. Write on 6ne side of paper only. If wav vou see fit g mattpr- the best
.be 10 inches long by 6 1-2 inches wide; that •■ % possible, get a piece of paper a little larger 4 p»t vour nam P nnH ao Q f a*
is, when it is printed it will be that size; and than the size of the ad and write it just as page or pages ancTmaU to
Advetising Manager, Chamber of Commerce, Williamston, N. C.
~
, Glen-James
The announcement below has just
f been received by friends of the bride
,in this county. The wedding must
,have been rather unexpected and a
surprise to their friends. Mrs. Glen,
who formerly lived in Williams-ton and
,Everetts, is an exceptionally fine
woman, and her friends in this
section wish her every success in 'life.
The announcement follows:
"Mr. Meluel C. James announces the
marriage of his daughter, Myrtle Ma
lone, to Mr. Frank W. Glen, jr., on
Saturday, the 26th of June, 1026, Ma
rion, North Carolina."
Many Farmers Borrow
From Joint Stock Dank
Durham, July 22. —Seventy-five-
North Carolina counties are represent
eu by the 3,126 farmers who have bor
rowed'a total of $11,4U7,TU0 Xur awfi
, cultural purposes , from the North
Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank of
Durham, President SouthKate Jones
reported to the board of directors
at the meeting held in Durh*nr last
[week. In Virginia 128 farmers in 1!)
counties have borrowed from tin.-,
bank a total of $440,900, the report
showed.
The North Carolina Joint Stock
Land Bank, operated in the two states
under supervision of the Federal
I P'arm Loan Board, a bureau iof the
I Treasury Lk-partment of the I nited
! States, is capitalized at $600,000, with
earned surplus of SIOO,OOO, paid in
burp Jus of $80,615 and undivided jfto
fits and reserves of $80,812.24. It
has been in operation for three and a
half years and the growth has been
very pleasing to the officials and di
rectors. The loans run. for 33 years,
with semi-annual payments.
In Martin county, President Jones
reported that there are 171 farmers
who have borrowed from the bank,
the total amount beinjr ssßs,sfK),.The
] Thedford's \
I BUCK-! I
DRAUGHT I
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1
2 (Purely Vegetable) £
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"rtfT arid Chickens hustle, Won't eat nary tater
Scramble out the road, Neither meat or greens
All de 'cotton pickers, I'm at de steering wheel
Killing in a fode. Eating sardines.
Pack 'em oh de cushions Nuther car behind him,
Jain de runin bode, Don't you let him pass,
Chunks cr grinning happiness Heat um to the crossin
In a shinning fode. Steppin on de gas. , -
("rank 'er up with muscle _ • Skid round de corner,
Hit de grit fer town Bridges at a jump,
Never mind de rattle, # Mlit a* little bull calf,
While de wheel turns round. Biff, Bam, Bumps.
Bun into de ]>hone pole,
* ' '.. Tumble in de ditch, , » •»
Who can tell the difference,
Everybody's rich.
Now that you have made your Tobacco Crop, is it worth pro
tecting while you are going through the dangerous "Curing Seas
off'? 11' so see the man who makes a specialty of injuring Tobacco
Curing Barns against fire loss. % x,. v.
Leslie Fowden
Day 'PliQne-78 Night 'Phone 133
THE ENTERPRISE—WILUAMSTON, N. C
i directors expressed their satisfaction
. with the loans made and with the
t splendid manner in which the farm
x ers arc meeting their payments,
- wMch, the y said, indicates a healthy
. and stable condition among the farm
, ers of Martin county.
 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under arid by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed to the undersigned
. trustee by Henry D. Griffin,on the
9th day of Dec. 1924 and recorded in
the public registry of Martin County
if: Hook Q-2 at page 259, the stipula
tions contained in the said deed of
trust not having been complied with
and sale having been heretofore had
on the sth day of July, 1926 and up
set bid ha injr been made and a re
sale ordered the undersigned trustee
will on Wednesday, the 4th day of
Aug. 192' i at 12 o'clock M. in front
of the courthouse door in the town of
V\ illiamston, North Carolina offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate,
4 to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection of
LEGAL NOTICES
State Highway No. 90 and Mill Street
in the town of Robersonville, running
thence along said highway westward
150 feet, thence SouthWardly parallel
with Mill Street 120 feet, thence
Eastwardly 150 feet to Mill Street,
thence Northwardly along said street
120 feet to the beginning, being a
part of lot No. 38 in the Hosiery Mill
Property.
This the 17th day of July, 1926
W. C. MANNING,
7-20-2t Trustee.
NOTICE OF PAKOLE
Please take notice that application
will be made • to the Governor of
North Carolina for parole of J. S.
Williams, convicted in the Superior
Court of Martin County and sentenc
ed to fifteen (15), months on the
roads.
Those having any protest to the
granting of such parole will please
forward same to Hon. Hoyle Sink,
Commissioner of Pardons, Raleigh,
North Carolina-
This the 14tli day of July, 1926.
H. L. SWAIN, Attorney for pe
titioner. 7-16-
y
Alberta Peaches
FOR SALE
$2.00 per Bushel
Q Call 182 ;
James Manfting
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