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EPISCOPALIANS PREPARE FOR BISHOPS' CRUSADE Local Rector Is Head Commis sion in Diocese Announcement is made of the selec , ticn ol a group 01. distinguished Worth Carolinians to serve with the 200 cru sauers, who, early iii January, 1927, will lead a nation-wide crusade which tnc Episcopal Church is about to launch to -reawaken its membership tluoughout the United States to their duties and responsibilities as church goers and citizens. At tile head of this group is the lit. Kev. ihoinas C. Uarst, D. D., liishop ol bast Carolina, to whonV is uue tlie suggestion lor the proposed ciusaue, anu upon whom has lailen tut,honor ol leading and directing it. iroposing sucn a at a special meeting ol tlie House pf liishops ol the church three years ago, il was first indorsed by the House, and later at the general convention ol the church in New Orleans in 1926, unanimously approved. A national commission was accordingly appointed by the presiding bishop of the chiircn, oi whkto liishop. 1 hirst was made the d airman, and early last summer the Diocese of Last Carolina, at the re quest of Church leaders, released the UiJiop from iiis duties as head of the Diocese of Last Carolina in order that he might give his entire time to the ci.rection of the crusade from the na- T'onal headquarters which have been established in Washington. Two Hundred Leaders Plans for the crusade have rapidly . gone lorward, and the list of the 20U outstanding leaders of the church who will serve, as crusaders is .now prac tically complete. It includes, in ad uition to Bishop liars!l three other well known leaders in the L>iocese of ' bast Carolina—the Kev. William H. Milton, 1). D., rector of St. James Church, Wilmington,.the Kev. F. D.. Ilean M. I>. also of Wilmington, who has charge .St. Andrews Church at Wrightsville and Dr. George M. El liott, a well-known Wilmington lay man; the lit. Kev. Edwin A. Penick, D. D., Bishop Coadjutor of North Car olina, the Kev. Thomas F. Opie, D. D. ol Burlington, and Kev. George F. Rpgers U, D., of Asheville. Bishops' Cru sade so-called because It a move mem in which tha M'hopa of th« church have taken the laager* hip Jn a campaign whfrti it la believed tfiUJ mark tii>- beginning of* nt-w epoch in the life and history of the church, are comprehensive plans for a (Treat spiritual stock taking and mobiliza tion of forces unffjue In the history of religious organization. It will com bine unusual and dramatic features. The leaders point out that no 'revival* is intended, nor is there any effort in mind to raise funds or add new mem bers from other faiths. With dig nity commensurate with the cause, the effort will be concentrated upon a "rededication' 'and "reconsecrution" of the present membership to the WHEN BETTFR AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. 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Clar ance O. l'Ardo, rector of the Church of the Advent, Williamston, is the \ chairman, has been named by Bishop Darst to organize the diocese for par ticipation in the crusade in coopera- tion with the national commission. Mr. Pardo is now completing plans for the preliminary period of the crusade, which will be inaugurated on St. An drews Day, November 30. On that tlay in every Episcopal Church in this r diocese and throughout the country there will be a continuous prayer serv ice for the success of the crusade, t which will be followed by similar.aerv ices in the various parishes, culmi #'j nating on January 6, when the cru , sade will be formally launched. There , after, during the ensuing two months, 200 leading bishops, priests, and lay j men and women of the church will go f forth to strategic points in groups of twos and threes, and hold meetings, conduct conferences and special serv 'l ices and by other efforts seek to stir the membership to a realization of [ their duties in present-day world con , ditions. The crusaders will appeal to the spiritual convictions of the peo- NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the powers vested in me, under order of the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, in the suit of the Sea board National Bank of Norfolk va. Bank of Jamesville and others, and by virtue "of the deed of trust from John son G. Modlin and wife, Lula Modlin, dated April 10, 1923, recorded on book G-2, page 573, register's office of Martin County, which is hereby re ferred to, 1 will sell at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, at the courthouse door of Martin Coun ty, on Thursday, December 2, 1926, at noon, that tract or parcel of land in Martin County, bounded as follows: On the north by the main public road, on the east by the land of C j W. Mizcllo, on the south by the land or H. M. Holliday and N. J. Modlin, and on the west by the land of the late S. L. Wallace. This November 1, 1926. A. D. MacLEAN, n 5 4tw Commissioner. For Sale The old Turker home and lot, locat- f ed on "Watts and Ray Streets. This property can be had at a Rood bargain. Paa or Write JOHN S. GURGANUS 026 Administrator 6t WILLIAMSTON, N. C. ROUTE 3 HHHB' i pie, and in addition stress the obli- gation of every professing Christian to stand up and be counted, empha - sizing particularly the value of a prac i tical application of Christian doctrine s to the vexed problems of interna > tional relations, capital and labor, the ■ divorce evil, better civic government, - etc. It is planned to be a demonstra • tion in force of the potency of the ' Christian faith and church in the mod » trn world and an answer to the • charge that the church does not meet t, the needs of the generation. ' Branch organizations similar to that in this diocese have been formed in all of the eighty-odd dioceses. Re -1 ports from Washington indicate an enthusiastic reception of the idea of the crusade everywhere. Meanwhile plans are going forward for the fol low-up on the crusade, which, from the point where the 200 leave off, will be carried by other workers into every city and village in the United States. LOST LATE SATURDAY AFTER noon or evening, Nov. 6, from auto, one black hand bag containing drivers license, A.A.A. card, bunch of keys, some valuable papers, and something like S2O in money, somewhere between The New Columbia ■--->• - * Js*r For Prices and Terms, See • I . S- f . -- - .'. '*• • B. S^Courtnev %f N-OT-I-OEI OF TAXES The tax books of the Town of William ston are now open A discount of one per cent will be given on all taxes paid in the months of October and November. On all taxes paid during the month of January, after the first day of that month, a penalty of one per cent f>fcr month shall be charged. On all taxes paid during the month of Feb ruary, after the first day of that month, a penalty of two per cent shall be added. On all taxes paid after the month of February, an additional penalty of one per cent for each additional month of delay in settle ment shall be charged. This the Bth day of October, 1926. W. B. DANIEL, Tax Collector, For Town of Williamston. THE ENTERPRISE—WILUAMgTON, N. C. Ureenville, N. C., and Win ion, N. C. Will the linuer please return to Mrs. H. H. Baughan, Boy kin*, Va., and re ceive reward. If in doubt of getting reward, take your reward out of the pocketbook. Thank you. Mrs. H. U. liaughan, Boyfcins, Va. NOTICE OF SALE i By virtue of the powers vested ip ■ me, under orders of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, in the suit of Sea board National Bank of Norfolk vs. bank of Jameuville, et al, and by vir tue of the deed of trust from Luther Hardison and wife, Minnie Hardison, dated January 3, 1921, and recorded ir. book O-l, page 598, register's office of Martin County which is hereby re ferred to, 1 wilt sell at public auc tion, for cash, to the highest bidder, ai the courthouse door of Martin County, on Thursday, December 2nd, 1926, at noon that lot or parcel of land in the town of Jumesville, North Car-' olina, bounded as follows: , Beginning in the middle of a ditch on Elm Street, being the southeast-! em corner of W. H. Lilley's lot; thence westerly along and with the middle of said ditch to said W. H. Lilley's cos nir; thence in a northerly direction to Water Street, and alßng said W. H. : Lilley's liife; thence westerly along said Water Street to St. Johns Street, the corner of the Mill lot; thence a long St. John's Street in a souther ly direction to the Street leading from Dr. U. S. Hass ll's farm, and known as Middle Street; thence easterly to ' Mrs. Donie Stailings' line; thence a ' long and with said Stalling*' line to ' Ji. O. Martin's line; thenoe along and ' wth R. O. Martin's line to the said ■ Elm Street; thence in a northerly di ' rection along said Elm Street seventy feet to the middle of the ditch, the be ginning, containing four acres, more or less. This November Ist, 1026. A. D. Mac LEAN, t n5 4tw Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power , ci sale contained in that certain deed of trust executed on the sth day of [ November, 1919, by Will Wooten, and of record in the public registry of Martin County in book G-2, at page 308, said deed of trust being given to r.ecure the payment of certain notes | of e\en date and tenor therewith, and tie stipulations in said deed of trust. | not having been complied with, and at' the request of the parties interested, the undersigned trustee will on the ' 23rd day of November, 1926, at 12 , o'clock m., at the courthouse door in Men's and 1 Boy's Suits and overcoats JJ4 JU WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORT MENT ON HAND TO MAKE YOUR SE LECTION PROM AND WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL j Low Prices on Them COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER Harrison Bros. & Co. WILLIAMSTON'S LARGEST DEPARMENT STORE The Episcopal Church ' - - (111? (Erttaafo A call to the whole Church for a reconse cration to the divine personality of Christ with fresh affirmation of His saving truths Throughout the Church Objectives National Commission Confession of Christ openly before men as Rt. Rev. Thomaa C. Darat, D. D., Lord and Saviour. "Not only with our Chairman lips, but in our Uvea." I—J Bishop of East Carolina Regular daily individual and family prayer. D * LL..IX, Lord, teach us to pray." „ Bh,ho P of Washington Rt. Rev. Irving Pfeake Johnson, D. D. Understanding better the mind of Christ Bishop of Colorado through daily Bible reading. That 1 Rt . Rev c . AHhton oidham, D. D, "" y ? P ° W#r Bish °P Coadjutor of Albany resurrection. Rev . John S. Bunting Seeking strength for service through wor- Church of the Ascension, St. Louis, Mo. ship and sacrament. "I can do all things Rev. Arthur J. Gammack, Secretary through Christ which utrengtheneth me." Fitchburg, Massachusetts Active service by every member of the '"***' .** Church. "Laborers together with God." ■* an3eß Cathedral, Fresno, Calif. Rev. Floyd Tom kins, D. D., Developing a deeper sense of individual re- Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia aponsjbiTitjr for bringing others to Christ Mr . Conrtenay Barber He Bra t flndeth his own uttkw . . . Chicago, 111. He brought him to Jeans." u ~ . _ • i Mr. Samuel Thome, Treasurer Earnest effort to combat wordliness by Harrison, New York more consistent practice of the Christian Mr. Willard Warner life. "What do ye more than others?" Chattanooga, Tenn. There is opportunity for definite service for e&ch com municant in the whole Church. For detailed information in diocese and parish consult your Bishop, ask your rector ' or write to the National Commission on Evangelism,' Mount Saint Alban, Washington, D. C AN OPPORTUNITY - NOT A TASK | *•*. -■ . + . W >-« . • ! 1. ' " i. the town of Williamston, N. C., of i fer for sale to the highest bidder for I cash, at public auction, the following 1 described tract of land, to wit: Lot No. 6 in the' J. E. C. Davis land subdivision. See land division in book ■ No. 3, at page 6, of the Martin Coun '■ ty Public Registry, said land adjoin ing lot No. 1, and Bald Gray Avenue and others. This the 23rd day of October, 1926. W. J. HUNTER, 026 4tw Trustee. _ Robert L. Cobum, attorney. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Under and by virtue of the power and authority conferred upon me by a certain deed of trust executed to the undersigned trustee by John E. Williams and wife Mary A. Williams on the 2nd day of November 1923 and of record in the public registry of . Martin County in Book N-2 at page 415 to secure certain notes of even date and tenor therewith and default having been made in the payment of the said notes and the stipulations '- contained in the said deed of trust r not having been complied with and g at the request of the holder of the ssid notes the undersigned trustee d will on Thursday the 26th day of k Nov. 1926 at 12 o'clock M. in front i- of the courthouse door in the town i- of Williamston, North Carolina offer e for sale to the highest bidder for cash the following described real es- J. late, to-wit: Lying on both sides of the Atlan tic Coast Line Railroad near Wiltz Siding, bounded on the North by the lands of Buck Williams, on the East by the lands of Ransom Roberson, on the South by the lands of J. M. Hope ir well, and on the West by the lands of y | Noah Roberson and Henry Reddick, o, containing 60 acres more or less and ). j being the same land whereon the said a, John £. Williams and wife, Mary d j Williams now reside and being the f same land will to John E. Williams e, in the last will and testament of John n D. Williams and Polly Williams. 11 This the 24 th day of Oct. 1938. f j ELBERT S. PEEL, sll-l-4t Trustee.
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