Baptist Philatheas
jyjußt x Km&y .Ni*ht
Tfeft PJbil*Jbe» ttUw at Up Manorial
Bppv*' Uuu/Ul ui*v jt'xtuay Ougui wiJa
Jkua. Jul U. Jagaouum at A«r homt.
'lus m*eUn* wa» uuieu to oruer oy
Mrs. tiariy lueaaoi, tne piw»iu«in, ana
tuw X«*Ul»l' WbUlcia WIU MttlMlued tO
by m« cm**. liut usvotiouai period
was OIMkMTVMU, &UU tIMU UM» uiewujug
was tiunau over to tus JOLvstas*, wAo
Mrvea traits.
2 m gave a silver tea at the
i i.uay alteration, ana a
very tuce iil.lts sum waj rtiiu-ueu. I'iie
peopie WHO culieu anu eujoyeu tli«
oi ikiia. vick«.y anu tne
class who were hostesses
anu the uelicious sanuwichcs and tea
that were served.
Oak City Students
Have a i>ox Party
Oak City, Dec. 6.—(Special to the
En.erprise.;—'lne home economics
students of the Oak City High iScnool
gave a box party f riuuy nigm lor
the benefit oi the department. The
gathering was enter.ained by songs
anu uances. A neat.sum was realized
irom the sale oi reiresnuients anu
lrom the boxes, whicii were sold at
auction 'by U. T. Ches. on and Utuis
lirown. The cuke rutne aiou..eu spir
ited bidding and lurnishedvmuch en
tertainment.
KJWANIS MEET TOMOKKOW
IN KECiI LAK ML.EIING
The -Kiwanis dub will hold its regu
lar meeting tomorrow in the rooms
of the Vv oman's club at 12:30.
All members of the club are urged
to be present since there are several
matters to be decided upon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Knox attended
the funeral of Mrs. Knox's lather,
Mr. Emmett Edwards, which took
place in High l'oint Sunday.
New Children's Building
At the State Sanatorium
Sanatorium, Dec. 6.—(Special to the
Enterprise.)— Oil January 1 the new
building at Sanatorium will
by ready to receive its tVrsi TilUe folks
tt cure and to build up their resist
ance against tuberculosis. This is the
first building provided by the State
to care for tuberculosis children.
It is a three-story building and of
the most modern fireproof construc
tion throughout. It has wards for
both boys and girls to accommodate
60 little patients. Special construct
ed porches will enable the children to
take heliotherapy or sun treatment.
A school room with an experienced
teacher in charge will givo those able
to attend school an opportunity to
keep up with their grades while they
are curing their disease and building
up their resistance. The entire third
floor is given over to isolation rooms,
where children suffering from con
tagibus diseases will lie trea""#^.
The building is wired for radio head
phones for each l>ed. Everything to
facilitate the comfort of the children
and to make them satisfied and happ"?
ill their surroundings has been provid
ed.
To find the li tie folks Who need to
take treatment at .the new building
the extension department of the sana
orium has put on a scries of clinics
in cooperation with local school and
health authorises. Because of lim
ited clinic facilities on'y three croup
of children who are most likely to
be infected with the tubercle bacilli
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WRAP fc|p *3
CARE- |w>>4 M
FULLY
AND
Cbristmac J
Seals i®®* ,
WANTS
QUIT COTTON? NO, BUT DlVEH
sify; and pecans is the best crop
to do it with. Inquire of J. B. Wight,
Cairo, Ga.
FOR SALE: NICE PECANS, READY
for immediate delivery. B. S.
Cowin, William*ton, N. C. n3O 4t
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CHRISTMAS WREATHS
Give us your order early for Christ
mas wreaths for cemetery. Fresh ga
las leaves for Immortalities. Urs.
Biggs And ltf* Pope, phones 178 or 18
" ir 1
NOTICE
Strayed from my home place, 2
shoats, marked swallow fork each ear.
Color, one black and one red. Notify
J. G. Godard. « d 8 3t
. iLniMrm
KING- OOtTON IS YIELDINQ TO
Queen. f*eca*. Learn why and how
by writing J. B. Wight, Cairo, Ga
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are examined. These three groups
ute: 1. Child ran ID per cent or
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c. tiu»t«.e, insuring ua.e oi juntiaiy
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t...llultlOllS, UllU StIpUiUUOIIS Ol SUIU
ueea oi trust not mum# been coiu-
with, unil at the requoßt ol the
nuluer |oi saiu note, the unuersigneu
ti u.stee win on Saturday, the lath uay
oi ueceinber, ly.il>, be ween tne huurs
oi \i m. ana 1 o'clock p. m., at . the
c.,ur„uou..e Uoor oi Martin Coun.y, of
ici lor suie at public auction to the
highest bidder lor cash the following
described property, to w;u
And being the cer.ain house and lot
on the .south side of Haughton S.reet
in the town of Wiiliamston, bounded
or, the north by Haughton Street in
the said tpwn of Wiiliamston; on the
east by the lands of J. S. Rhodes, on
the south by the lands of Fate Cher
ry and on the west by the lands of J
OYSTERS
In connection with my
barbecue stand at the
Farmers Warehouse, I
will have for sale oysters
in shell or out. My prices
you will find to be the
be t in town.
Leave your orders with
me and rest assued that
you will tfet the best to
be had.
Emmett Whitley
Wiiliamston, N C
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Announcement
Having purchased the undertaking business of F. L. Edwards,
I wish to announce to the public t hat I will have a competent em
balnier and funeral director to serve at any hour, night or day.
I will continue the business at the stand now occupie 1 by Mr.
Edwards on Washington Street until I complete my new furniture
store on Main Street, when I will move same there, where a com
plete line of coliins caskets, and funeral accessories-will be kept at
all times. * >
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Respectfully,
B. S. COURTNEY
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Gifts for the Entire Family
• t 6E > V Ni ht and day—lß hours of the 24
tfF ie store is open. No other store offers
_3 Mi/ uch a latitude of shopping; hours.
There are gifts. for everyone at the
j\MWi rug store. You may spencfclittle or much;
ie variety * s there. Our drug store offers
QmLmllmcL J - e greatest variety of wanted, well-known,
standard merchandice—the widest selec
' tions of low-priced Best Christmas Gifts.
Personally interested' attention by
proprietor, good service for the
shopper, safety for children.
PHONE 53 Clark's Drug Store
J. Rhodes, and containing of an
ere, m*»re or le s, ai.d being the same
vemUee nqw occupied by thp aaid
jJluak Jones
This tha 16th day of
1981
A. R. DTNIfWU.
Hugh G. Hor on, attorney.
i,19 4tw f Trustee.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Xorih Carolina —Mar,in County, If,
mporior court.
K. S. Smith vs. Mary Smith
The defendant above named will
•ftkr> notice that an action entitled as
Auction Sale
a
Saturday Dec. 11
2:00 P. M.
(On Grounds)
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FIVE ACRI S GARDEN TERRACE
Divided Into One Acre Lots or Sold As a
Whole
Situate on Main Street, Williamstson, N.
0., between Fair Grounds and Railroad
Underpays.
McGOWAN PROPERTY
Garden Terrace
FILLING STATION, HOTEL AND STORE
VACANT LOT
All This Property Will be Sold Pcsitively to
1 he Highest Bidder
DONT MISS THIS SALE
Wheler Martin
Commissioner.
jjfti UNTESFR^M —WtuUA^i. ON. It,
above hai been commenced In the su
perior court of Martin County, North
tp obtain HQ ahsnJnta dlvome
an tt\q gijjufldp of papfuqatura fpx tnprc
ttykft Civs ytfizti nod the vud dtfenrf
mit will further tak» nwtk» that he
lr required to appear at tha offlce of
the clerk of the court on the —f Jay
of December, 1926, and answer or de
n>u& to the complaint in said action
or the ptoiotiff will apply *> the court
for nsliaf daroanded in tha aaid
cymploi^t.
This 17th day of November, 1926.
R. J PEEL,
n22 4tw Clerk superior court.
NOTICE OF RESALE
InO** aad by virtua af •» *4* *
Wk.l ey fcoe smk at Uw supar
uti coar. at in uha
ua prog—ding* ejoti-le*, "MayMU*
Mae Johnson vs. Lillian A. Laugfcring
i.uUse, el ai," ihe luuersigned cam
i.ubwoner wul, on the 11th day of Da
ccmbex, 1926, at 12 o'clock noon, in
iaoat ul the caur-haiue door of Mar
.ui Coun.y sail to Una highest ladder
| ior cash, iha fallowing daecribed prop
crty:
' n. certain store building in the town
jamckViile, Aiaran County, North
oi wh.ch the said H.nry T.
aiungs was seized at the time of his
ucath, lacing Main Street in the said
town of Jamesviile, said store build
ing on which it stands with a nar
row strip about eighteen feet wide
ja the eas>erly side of said building;
au store building adjoining the
ui.ding of .he Jamesviile. Bank and
jeing all the residue of the property
hieh was conveyed to tlje said Henry
f. Stallings by deed from WrC. Has
i 11, et us; and that the estimated
value of the store above named is
•bout $1,61000.
This 27th day of November, 1926.
B. A. CRTTCHER,
-TO ?tv Commissioner.
EX-SHERIFF
H. T. ROBERSON
I
has moved his office and tax books to the office formerly occupied by
C. B. Hassell in the rear of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. This
office will be retained until all 1926 taxes are collected.
Pay Your Taxes And Save
the cost of being Advertised
That are Practical
Shares Building and Loan
* \« *k
Give the boy or girl 5 shares... of stock in the
Martin County Building and Loan Association
A gift that will teach thrift, and always be
practicable. _. —
For information see— Wheeler Martin or P. B.
Cone ?
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Martin County Building
and l Loan Association
Air Rifles, Guns
and Ammunition
We have hundreds of Daisy air rifles at,
very reasonable prices and a 1? rpe stock of
grans and practical gifts for Christmas.
Culpepper Hdw. Co.
Elizabeth City, N. C. Edenton, N. C.
WILLIAM STON, N. C.