Oak City High School
Semester Honor Roll
Oak City, Jan. 14.—(Special to The
Enterprise, i —The computing of points
' fcr the honor roll of the Oak City
High School for the semester ending
January 7, 192", has just been com
pleted. The object, of this honor roll
is to keep constantly before the pupils
things worth while. To . make, the
honor roll, a score of 125 points is
necessary. The score is made at the
end of each semester. The schedule
of scoring follows:
Representing'society in debate, 25
points; representing society in" clfc
*' lymation or recitation. 15; making one
or more class teams, 15; making one
oi more school team:, -10; cuou be
havior, 50; spending twcAours per
week in library, 25; grjweof 9b- on
two subjects, 20; average grade of D"
on all subjects, 50; not tardy du rifle
semester, 15; perfect attendance, 25.
The following pupils made the* nec
c. sary Eletenth grade: Clyde
Manning, 135; Mildred Everett, 140;
Olivia Johnson, 140; Willie John-oii.
125.
Ninth grade: Naomi KthTidge, 160. •
Eighth grade: Murv Kathlyn Ain
sley, 135; Velma Hine , ICO; Glmiy:
Hyman, 160.
New Licenses Required
On Cars in Virginia
The State of Virginia is (retting
down after the automobile owner of
that State, which requires new license
tags January 1. We ,-till noti.ee a
fcGod many of the P.tiJfi \ irgina l it »i •
j lates on car- passion- through hi re.
While North Carolina has a recipro
ral license a'trreemi nt with Virginia
those who drive in thi- State undei
Virginia licenses rnu t renew 'their
tags just as if they were at home.
Bear (irass Local «
And Personal News
Mr. Ervin I lowers 'has turned to
"school in linl ii'li" aft r j;■ -i. ■i i 11' • (.! .*
holidays with his parents, Mr. arid
Mi's. Javan Rut'ers. 4 ,
Miss' Mintie J'-ailey and -evena!
friends spent Tuesday in Su If -Ik. Va
Miss Hi ;ssie Malon spent'tie week
end with Miss* Ixiuise Rugei.'nn,.
Messrs. T. M Bailey anil Hitman
Rog erson were in Wa hhyjtJn 'yes-,
tcrday.
Mrr •?. fV •Cnwin"' r-rrf -Wn-Witr-tnn ; •
visited his sister, Mr I'ennic K«ger-.
- son last week.
Miss Ada Taylor, has returned t«
the Wilson High School after spend
ing the holiday with her parent.-, Mr.
and Mrs. Dannie Taylor.
Mrs Charles Jiogerson amheliildri n,
Louise and Charles, jr., have returned
 from Vaughan, N. C. and Richmond,
Va. where they spent the holidays
with relatives.
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is a Prescription for
COLDS, GRIPPE. LLC, DENG*I K.
BILIOUS FEVER AM) MA LA IMA
It Kills the Germs
Ready With Big Values —Going the Limit to Satisfy Our Customers
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Efc I 1 II U If UH - Duirng This Sale. Money
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# ' Satisfied With Purchases.
|§. .V Winter Apparel ftffcit
iijgjp and Dry Goods
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opens Friday, Jan. 14—For 15 Days
Following out the usual custom of offering the entire stock of winter merchandise at drastic reductions after inventory, we wish to say that we offer just our
regular stocks without employing jazz orchestras to call your attention or using some cheap bait—not to mar the reputation we have long enjoyed. We offer you
the" greatest values the market can afford in every department, and a visit to our store will save you many dollars, and you'll enjoy the type of merchandise that .
will give you service plus cohifrtrt. ; ' ~V" - • ■ - ' - 1
The Best to I\/I A TT O Williamstoii,
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Miss Gladys Murray returned Sun
day after spending some time with
, her. parents in South Boston Va.
Miss Lukie Rogers has returned af
ter pending tshe with her
parents in Durham, N. C.
BAPTIST PHILATHHAS
(,l ESI S OK MISS EVERETT
The Baptist* Philalhea ('lass met
witti M-i-s Margaret Everett Friday
eveninr. After the business was dis
i . .ed'.an-l ■ ldirt.s made for the next
n:u 'iiu'., the meeting was turned over
t In e . who served delightful
.i(Jai'.-.;urients, eon, i-tii,g of chicken
: : ,i I aii'i hot coffee.
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youi taxes and debts if you will let
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TEXACO
Krm«-mticf, Everyhetiy Lilies Texa
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Wlit'll. . MEN: Cy.MK,. CO INTO
' i>u ini- on -our capital in Martin
i.-ouli'.y. Sell the finest of spices,
;l .'V„r , toilet .goods, remedies, and
- k . piejiilt,' to farmers. You
e; r. uiake "(j d money, we can mak*
■.I ! i,-i muiit-y , and we'll b'otji he happy.
V.jite li'j ik fin full information. State
aFH ulit t'l;i r have team'and wag
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tofT .Sunday: One platinum har'.pin
• . 'in -od in venter. Hewanli if
linl to Enterprise oftke. __ il£ 2t
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• a., ; malt buyers ill all parts
11' t lie ■ i mint r> are buying 'I EX AC)
in in, ;i'i r nuaiiiiiies than vver be
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M.VHt H 4>l S\LE
Notice i- hereby riven that under
L In Vll 1 ;. of a ,lf Cl'VjL' uf tilli- Hli
pi rior court of Martin Coutity enter
ed by li. .1 Peel, clerk, OH Jthe l.'ith
. v,of Ji-onaiy. 1027, in the special
pioeei'diiigs in said court pqnding,
«li r, 'n Matt if I' l .it'll. .1 W. I lilies,
.111!iri "J, Williams aiid Eddie P. Wil
liams, iniiiols, by their next friend,
,ldin' William - aie plaintiffs, and Nan
tie r.tirnect, Ed Burnett,-anil Sidney
I turn oil, jire di fendants, said' proceed
ings-tieinif.,one to sell for division "the
■lm.i'N menlimu-il and descrihtid in the
petition li'iod in -ail cause, .the under
-:'ecd cnminii.-iotiers. will om Monday,
I'll. • ' l'!i day of February, 11)27, at
t uYlock to , at the courthouse door
■tif Martin Cumityi at Willimnston, N.
C oil'. I aj public Side Iu JlltL^lildiesC
-1 bidder, for cash, the following describ
i ed lands to wit:
j Bounded on the north by the Roan
. j oke Riter, on the east by the lands of
r Kobert Everett, on the south by the
Hamilton and Palmyra county road;
on the west by the lands of J. G. Sta
! ton, containing 200 acres, more or less,
"i and being the home place of Abner
' Burnett, deceased.
I This 13th day of January, 1927.
A. R. DUNNING,
H. G. HORTON,
t jl 4 4tw -w Commissioners.
'"_ " '
I NOTICE
, Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained* in that certain Deed
of Trust executed to the undersigned
Trustee on the 2nd day of January,
1921/ and of record in Martin County
I'.egi.-try in Book A-l, page 217, se
curing certain bonds of even date,
therewith Snd the stipulations not
having been complied with and at the
request of the of said -bonds, .
„ 11» underlined Trustee will, on the
I T'th day of February, 1927, at .J2 o'-
r clock, offer for .sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de--
t scribed tract of land:
i Being about one acre of land in the'
I town of Williamston, N. C. and bound
ed on the N by W. H. Biggs, on the ,
F by a street, on the W by a street
. and. being the land pure-based by W.
C. White and wife.
.This the 10th day of January, 1927.
WHEELER MARTIN,
1-14-4 Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is heerby given that under
and by virtue of a power of sale con
y.ined in that certain deed, of trust
executed by Ben D. Biggs and wife,
Bessie Biggs, to the undersigned
Trustee and bearing date of January
Mh 1924, and of record in the Public
Registry of Martin County in Book
Q Zll, at page 6, said deed of trust
t having been given to secure the pay
i nient of a certain note of even date
and tenor therewith, and default hav
ing been rfiaile in the payment of
- si.id note and the terms and conditions
i in stjid deed of trust not having been
f with and at the request of j
t the holer of said note the undersigned |
Trustee will, on Monday the 14th day j
- of February 1927, at 12 o'clock M.,
at the Courthouse Door of Martin j
, County, at Williamston,. N. C., o)fer|
at public sale to the highest bidder (
for £psh the. following described real
, estate, to-wit:
lieginning on the Williamston and
■ Washington Road at the Bridge be-!
low the old Rawls or Peel Mill; thence
N 17 1-4 K 24 pole's up the Williams-j
i ton and Washington Road; thence N;
1 I!l 1-2 W25 1-2 poles up said road to!
tin iron stob or stake; thence N 77 3-4 |
1 . HO poles to an iron axle; thence N j
SH 1-2 E 80 poles to a post; thence
, S 11 1-4 W 42 2-3 poles to a black'
- gum in a branch; thence S 15 1-2 W
• i bout 68 poles to the Mill Run; thence
- up the various courses of sanl run to
• the bridge, the beginning, containing
■ severity-five (75) acres, more or lesft.j
and being the identical tract of land
, conveyed to Clayton Moore by James j
I liiegs and wife, Tamer Higgs, by deed •
r dated eDcember 4th 1916 which is of
eeord in tlie Public Registry of Mar
t-hm--County in Hook L-l, at page 261,
THE ENTERPRISE—WILLIAMSTON. N. C
to which said deed reference is here
by made for a more accurate descrip
tion.
This Hth day of January 1927.
A. R. DUNNING,
l-14-4t Trustee.
NOTICE OF RESALE
Notice is hereby given that und?r
1 and by virtue mt the power of sale
J contained in a certain deed of trust j
■ from W. Jackson Holliday and wife I
Ito the undersigned trustee, default
I having been made in the terms and 1
conditions as expressed in said deed i
of trust and under an by virtue of:
an order of resale signed by R. J. f
peel, clerk of the superior court, on
the 12th day of January, 1927, the
bid at the former sale having been
raised, the undersigned trustee will on
Monday, the 31st day of January,!
, 1927, at 12 o'clock m., at the court- |
house door of Martin County at Wil
liamston, N. C., offer for resale to the
.highest bidder for fash, the following
described lands, to wit:
First tract: Bounded on the north ;
by the lands of K. D. Jones; on the'
" east by the lands of Lawrence Pearce;
on the south by the lands of Gilbert
Boston; and on the west by the lanfts
j nf Charles- bavis, containing 56 acres,
more or less, and being the same
premises deeded to J. F. Jackson and
J. A. Getsinger by John A. Pearce, by
| deed of record in book E-l, at page
4K4, Martin County public registry.
Second tract: Beginning at a cedar
in Malvina James corner; thence north j
' with Malvinfl 'James line to S. D. j
Jones' line;, thenee west With the said I
■ Jdi." line t.o John A. Pearce land cot- j
ner; thence v south with the John A.;
I'eurce land to the, Gilbert Boston l
, line; thence ea ;t with Gilbert Boston ;
It line to the beginning, a cedar; con-:
■ tuining 20 acres, more or less, and
: 1 eing a portion of the Lawrence
i'etrce, sr., tract of land.
Third tract: Situate in the old Nor
man Mill Pond adjoining the lands of I
Malvina James, Gilbert Boston, and
others, and being a. portion of the
Lawrence Pearce, sr., tract of land,
I containing ten acre;; Inore or less.
II Fourth tract: Beginning at a pine:
I stump, O. T. Mizelle's corner, on the |
| southwest side of the Jordan Thick 
road, and opposite of Stewart Ange's
11 house lot and well; thence running up j
said road S. 34 degrees E. 64 poles to
j a stake; thence S. 53 W, 13. r > 1-2 poles I
i to a point on the run of Horse Pen |
Branch, center- of several tree*, chop- J
.j ped as pointers; thence down the va
• .nous courses of said branch to C. T. j
! Mizell's corner; thence along his line
! iN, 53 degrees E. to the beginning, i
i ami containing f>o acres, more or less,
j This being a part of lot No. 5 in the j
| Athley I>avis land division and al-|
j lotted and deeded to Julia H. Davis
Micelle.
This the 12'h day of January, 1927.:
A. R. DUNNING, I
jl4 2tw Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE
Under and by virtue of the power,
o'-sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed to the undersigned
trustee on the 26th of July, 1916 and
of _ record in the public registry of
Martin Counts in Book M-l at page
225, securing certain notes of even
date and tenor therewith and the
stipulations contained in the said deed
of trust not having been complied
with and default having been made in
the payment of the said notes and at
the request of the holders of the said
notes the undersigned trustee will on
Wednesday the 26th day of Jan. 1927
'at 12 O'clock M, in front of the
! courthouse door in the town of Wil
liamston, N. C. offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real •estat", to-wit:
Sugar FREE Sugar
With Every $3.00 Purchase or Over We Give U FREE 2 lbs.
Sugar—Saturday Only
Gold f§| Store i
223 Washington Street Ex urn L. Ward, Store Mgr.
PHONE 157
j We Deliver at Any Time jj
' at Kash and Karry Prices
i *
LARD, Old Glory 11c RICE, whole grain, lb 7 V
j ; PORK AND BEANS, Campbell's, 3 for , .'2sc ,j j
! | STRING BEANS, Nice and Tender 10c 11
1;! KEROSENE OIL, TEXACO, Gallon „ 18c .
3 """"" ~ , i j _ • • ■.'
Tub BUTTER, lb. 59c- LARI), pure 17c I
Sweet Potatoes, large can. 16c 0 . n
Com. sweet and tender 11c Spaghetti can 11c
English Peas, Miami Leader, 14c Peaches, Del IVlonte 29e •
FLOUR
A. G. Certified, 24 lb $1.05 Gold Star Flour, 24 lb. .... $1.15 jj
ROWENA (If Better Flour Were Made, Its Name Would be
| Rowena) * $1.40 $
I DEL MONTE DRI-I'ACKED PRUNES, can 20c I
{ BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Rowena, 2 lbs. i ! 15c -j
! i MILK, BORDEN'S EVAPORATED, can ■ 10c j
| MAPLE SYRUP, VERMONT MAID ' ..... 26c =
' Fresh Eggs, Vegetables and Chickens at All Times
2 per cent discount given with purchases of $250,00; with 110
I . limit in time. . . ' , .
THE (iOLD STAR LEADS THE WAY
Space Permits Listing Only a Few of Our Many Saving Items \ \
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Being the sanie tract granted by 1
the state of North Carolina to John
Coltrain by letters patent on Sept.
24th 1786 recorded in the public regis
try of Martin County in Book A at
P2ge 318 bounded as follows, to-wit:
Lying on the North side of Smith
wick's Creek, beginning at a pine
John Manning's corner, running East
€6 poles to a pine, thence S W E 42
poles to a pine, thence S 80 E 120
poles to a pine, thence N 160 poles
to a maple, thsnce N 71 W 310 pole?
!to Manning's corner, thence S 160
J poles along Manning's line to the be
ginning, containing 300 acres more or
lfss. Reservig and excepting about 50
acres now owned by the said J. 0.
1 Manning. This being the identical
' tiact conveyed to said J. O. Manning
: by iaid E. L. Shuliz dated 7th day of
July, 1916.
This the 25th day of Dec. 1926.
i j SYLVETSTER PEEL,
11 l-4-4t Trustee.
' Elbert S. Peel, Attorney.'