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Robersonville School
Honor Koli Past Month
It is with great interest, tiiat we
nuU' new names upon the honor roll
(or the, month ending March 5. How-j
ever interested we may be to see im
provement, we are not forgetful ofi
those who month after month win this
coveted distinction. The following are
students' whose scholarship, deport
ment, and attendance average ninety
j er cent or more:
First grade: Ivey Whitehutvt, Nfew
. J. L. William.-i, Claude
Gr/ene, Car Adam#, JVlinnie Everett,
Gladys Everett, Henry I>. Whitfield,
Ronald Ross Johnson, \cru l'owcli,!
Julian Koebuek, Jesse,Glynn Cannon,
Janie Everett, James Gray, Irma
Kogerson, Frances \an NorLv. Uk,
Grace Everett, Essie Kuth Roebuck. ,
Second grade: Carl ijdward Nor-;
man, Frances Ward, Edith Wilson
Sumner, Emetine Roberon, Christine.
Roberson, Magdalene Raw Is, Virginia
Smith, Mary Frances Stalls, Joseph
Lrake Roberson, Bergie Glynn Bailey.
Third grade, Evelyn Sumner, Cleo
James, Janie Everett, Louise Blount,
Marjorie Edmondson, Alice Hunting,!
Margaret House, Nolie Keel High
sinith, Doris Thomas, Gary D. Moore,'
Russell Taylor.
Fourth grade: Stuart Jones Ward,
Clifton Everett, Simon Woolurd,
I'hilip Keel, Hoke Roberson, Theresa |
Rogers, Geraldine Cox, Chloe Rober-1
son. .... ..J
Fifth grade: Margaret Norman,]
Randolph Chandler, Walter Elliott
Ward, Elizabeth Keel, Lovie Louise'
llawls.
Sixth grade: Hatti* IVUe Bullock,
Mary Everett, Ma/jori/ Gurganus,
lrma Fae House, Bailey,
Fauine Whitfield, Russel Oakley.
Seventh grade: Emily Roberson, Sel
nia Gurganus. Selma James, Hazel
James, Magaleen Bunting, Curtis
Smith.
Eigth grade: Christine Taylor,
NLrownle Roberson.
grade: Magnolia lioberson.
Eleventh grade: Thuiston Weaver.
Music department: Margaret Nor-j
man, Mary Johnson, Fllu Staton Gur-,
ganus, Christine Taylor, Margaret
Moore Everett, Mary K. Robertson,
T+aZPt JaTTTTFr KTrrrly" Robers'on.-
Home economics department: Mag
nolia r^iim. Brownie Roberson, Mary
Johnson, Christine Taylor, Beatrice
Stalls.
MANY SPECIAL GUESTS AT
KIWANIS LUNCHEON HERE
Many'special quests were in attend
ance at the KiwaiUß meeting here)
Inst Wednesday. Among them were,
Carl Goerch and Lindsay Warren, of
Washington, Francis D. Winston and j
S. W. Kenney, jr., of Windsor, A.
Corey, E. H. Ange, L. W. Mizclle and
K. 0. Martin, M Jamesvillf 1 , P. Peel,
of Grifflns, W. F. Haislip, of Hamilton,
H. S. Everett, 1. H. Johnson and J.
W. Hines of Oak City.
The guests of the occasion were
invited in honor of Judge Clayton
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B.S. COURTNEY
WiUiamnton, N. C
Returns From Meeting
of Chevrolet Dealers
The Chevrolet Motor Co. is prepur-!
■ng Tor tin* greatest >' La '' 1,1 ' ca
lory, according to Mr. L.^ 1' ■ Hurris, of
liobevsfftvilh ■, who has jfetumcd from;
( wli iv lie attended the
Carolina convention ot niofe than (00;
Chevrolet dj meeting was
the/fourteenth til a series of 21 meot
irigs liiut art- to be held this winter
fioni coast to coast.
!.in.hu.-ii.aani ov.tr .tiu* Chevrolet out
look for-the yeai uml the wide-spread
popularity of cars WHS evident every
where. Dealers from all quart,' rs of
j the .State joined in the opinion that
1 the current year will nurpusn IMB6,
v, hen Chevrolet established* a record
j in this territory,
WANTS
'1 WO KOI R-JiOOM HOI.SHS FOR,
' rent. S-e VV. H. Wynn, William-,
mtou. inl& 4tpil,
j FOR SAIJE; TWO SOWS AND I'KJS.j
I 4 plows and 1 mule. W. M. Micelle j
: J tur.esville, N. C.
3. C. -Meekin«, Jr. M. W. Meckiiix
Meekinsand Meekins
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
WASHINGTON, N. C.
State and Federal Courts
JOS. w. BAIttEY
ATTOKNEV AT LAW
WILLI A MSTON, N. C.
Office- Lower Floor Old Farmers &
Merchants Hank liuildiiiK
Hours:
| 9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.—Phone 87
Other Hours Kveretts, N. C.
! ("h Residence Telephone, 2803 tf
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED
I To K. M. MeCowan, Adm., J. H. Me
Cowan, or to any other person or
persons interested in the following
J. land: - j
. | You will take notice that M. S
• Moore, tax collector for the town of
Williams-ton, N. C., Bold at the eourt-
666
is a Prescription for
COLDS, GRIPPE, FLU, DENGUE,
BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA
It Kills the Germs
I DR. W. L. DAVIS
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
Bell Jewelry Co.
| W ASHINGTON, N. C.
louse door of Martin County on the, I
Liwl day of AUgust, 1926, one lot on ■
Main Street, listvd by J' B. McGoMjan, .
tor taxes 1 i»25 and at said sale 1 was
tut- highest bidder for said land, and
tl.e said M« S. Moore, tax collector,
issued me a certificate for said sale.
ou will further take notice here
under that unless you redeem said cer
tificate, 1 shall demand a deed for the
. aid land on or after August 2nd
i!U27.
February 21st, 1927.
mrl 4tw Mrs. NANNIE ROGERSON.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
mid by virtue of a power of sale eon-1
tuined in that certain deed of trust
executed, by lien IJ. Biggs and wife,'
Bessie Biggs, to the undersigned trus
'te and bearing date of January Bth,,
U>24, and of record in ths public reg
isliy of Martin County in book Q-2,
at page 0, said deed of trust having
!);'>n given lo secure the payment of
a i rtain note of even date and tenor
ti.e.ewith, and default having been
i laiie in the payment of said note,
and the terms and conditions in said
i.i e I of trust not having been .com
piled with, and at the request of thej
holer of said note, the undersigned;
trunt.ee will, on Monday, the 11th day!
of April, 1927, at 12 o'clock m„ at thej
i-'Uithouse door of Martin County, at'
Williamston, N. C., offer at public
ale to the highest bidder for cash, the
1 'Mowing described real estate, to wit:
Beginning on the Williamston and 1
Washington road at the bridge below
the old Rawls or Pefl Mill; thence N.
17 i-4 E. 24 polos up the Williamston
:>hl Washington road; thence N. 19
1 2 W. 2.1 1-2 poles up said roan to
an iron stob or stake, thence N. 77
' JJB. HO poles to an iron axje; thence
N. St 1-2 E. 80 poles to a f>d"4; thence
S. 11 1-2 W. 42 2-3 poles to a black
gum in a branch; thence S. 15 1-2 W.
about 68 poles to the Mill Hun; thence
up (he various courses of said run to
The CI lain Store with the Personal Contact
Leadership in Values
Gold Star Store
223 Washington Street —I'hone 157
(oil lin lies to lead the way in Daily Savings.
Everyone of our Prices Carries with it a
Heal Value Opportunity.
BLACK KYi: PEAS, can 15c |
SWISS-BRICK CHEESE, lb 27c
MOTHER'S COCOA, 2 lb. can 25c
NUT PRODUCT FOR COOKING, 1b... 27c
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| NORVA PEANUT BUTTER, lb .... 25c |
CAMPBELL'S PORK BEANS, 3 for 25c
MEAT, 1b..... , 1.:..,.. 17c |
I. X. L. CORN, can 10c
■ GOLD STAR COFFEE, Pound 43c |
SUGAR, per lb. 6 l-2c
DIAMOND SNAP BEANS, can 11c |
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Eggs & Chickens
V
THE ENTERPRISE WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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the bridge, the beginning, containing
seventy-five (75) acres, more or less,i
and being the identical tract of land
conveyed to Clayton Moore by James
Biggs and wife, Tamer Biggs, by deed
dated December 4, 1916, which is of
record in the public registry of Mai-,
tin County in book L-l, at page 261,
to which said deed reference is hereby |
made for a more accurate description.;
This Bt*h da.y of March, 1927.
, A. R. DUNNING,
j tnrll 4tw Trustee.
I NOTICE OF SALE OF KEAL ES
TATE .
Under and by virtue of the power
i of sale contained in a certain deed of
! trust executed to the undersigne'
trustee by John E. Mizelle, Arthui
Mizelle, and Lucy Mizell on the 23rd
i day of March, 1925 ,and of record in
.he public lit. iy of Martin County
in book S-2, a' page 52, said deed of
trust having been given for the pui
pose of securing one note of even date
njid tenor therewith, and default ha\
ing been made in the payment o: the
said note and the stipulations , con
U.ined in the said deed of trust not
1 s'.vin:; been complied with, and at the.
J request of the holder of the said note,
ilu undersigned trustee will on ! lurs
| day ,the 24th day of March, 1927, at
j o'clock m., in.front of the Planters j
I & Merchants Hunk, in the town ofj
Everett®, North Carolina, offer .for
! sale to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate, to wit;
Beginning in Hear Grass Swamp at
j load in the coiner of Caleb Mizell
kind, thence doi'Tl wfc ' aid swamp a
i west course to Aaron Mizell corner,
i thence « northerly course along Aaron
i Mizell line to Jordan Mizell c4*ner,
' thence in the same direction to Wil
li ham Wynn line, thrnee down said line
■ to the public road in Caleb Mizell line
;i thence down the roa ! to the begin
, ning, containing by estimation (66)
1 sixty-six acres, and of i*ecord in , lar
i tin Couiuy public i eglstryinbook
! NN, page 250, also 2-3 interest in one
other tract, containing 80 acres ad-|
I joining A. W. Bailey and others, a
!' full description of which can be found ,
iin book M-2, page 55, of, Martin,
i County public registry and known asj
I the Wm. Mizell home place, -vhich thej
aid Wm. Mizell deeded to John E. j
Mizell and his boys, Arthur Mizell andj
I Jim G. Mizell.
This the 24th day of February, 1927.!
V. G. TAYLOR,
1 mrl 4tw ' Trustee. I
NOTICE
■ Trustee's Sale of Lands
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed and delivered unto
(i. Taylor, trustee, by Jonah Cherry
and wife, on the 26th day of Nov., 1
1925, to secure a certain note of even
dute and of record in the office of the j
■ register of deeds, for Martin County, |
in book A, 2, at page 455; and the|
si ipulations therein contained notj
having'been complied with and upon
demand of the owner of said note;j
' the undersigned will, on Saturday,'
the 26th day of March, 1927, at ten,
" o'clock A. M., in front of the resi-j
! j deijce of the late Jonah Cherry, and
•f on the lands hereinafter described, ex- j
pose to public sale, to the highest j
I bidder, for cash, the following de
' scribed Jands and personal property,
j tc-wit:
r Tract of lani known as the Noah
Tom Leggett place, in Robersonville
Township, Martin County and describ
t ed in said deed of trust as follows: |
1 One certain tract or parcel of land on
» which 1 now live adjoining the lands
i r J. H. Roberson, H. T. Brown, Bailey
ii and BaTnhill, Sam Congleton and
v others and being all of the lands
-j 1 ( ught from N. T. Ijeggett. Contain
e it-jr JSO acres, more or less.
Personal Property
One black mare mule; one bay horse
) one Ford touring car, one two-horse
- wagon, and one lot of farming imple
k ments owned by Jonah Cherry.
f NOTICE
WILL SELL AT
Public Auction
_
On the Farm of
S. R. COBURN
Dardens, N. C. .
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Monday, March 21st
/ AT 10:00 A.M.
Several Mules and a Large
Number of Farming
Implements
THE FARMING IMPLEMENTS IN- 1
CLUDE 1 MOWING MACHINE, 2 STALK
CUTTERS, 2 DISK PLOWS, 2 WAGONS, 3 !? —
CARTS AND SEVERAL PLOWS AND
CULTIVATORS. ___\
N. C. Agricultural Cor.
" _ ROBERT L COBURN, ATTORNEY.
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This Feb. 23rd, 1927. r
G. C. TAYLOR,
2-25-4t Trustee.
For Sale
5,000 Bags Seed
PEANUTS
Peanuts, Bunch, Jumbo small runners and
Virginia, at reasonable prices.
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We have 1000 bags of the small runner
type recommended by the North Carolina
Department of Agriculture, as best for seed -
this year.
Wanted: A two-horse cropper.
Slade, Rhodes
and Company
HAMILTON, N. C.
Remember place or sale Is on the
j lbnds above described.
1 J. C. Smith, Atty.