Local School Honor
Roll for Sixth Month
honor roll for the local school
I'oi the sixth month as given out by
Principal Davis follows:
First grade,, Miss Lincke, teacher: 1
John Fleming-, Carlyle Hall, John F. j
Thigpen.
First grade, Miss Ellis, teacher:
Velma Bennett, Joseph Barn hill, B,
Felix Peed, Wilson Spruill, Elliott
Wynne, Ellis Wynne.
Second grade, Miss Ivey, teacher:
eScond grade, Miss Ivey, teacnerrj
Howard 1 Cone, Clayton Moore, Thos. j
Sullivan.
Second grade, Miss Dartien teacher:
Frances Cox, Jesse M. Holloman,j
TViad Harrison, jr.,' Ben Manning,
Exum Ward, jr.
Third grade, Miss Harper teacher: I
Billie Griffin, Grace 'lManning.
Fourth grade, Miks Ramsey, teachar:
Billy Clarke.
Fifth grade, Miss Allen, teacher: 1
Julia Daniel, Jennie S. Moore.
Sixth grade, Miss Stanback, teacher:
Robert Cowen, Wheeler Manning,
Mary Clyde Williams.
Seventh grade, Mr..l'hillips teacher:!
Edith Peele, Chas. Manning, Dora
Mac Stalls.
Ninth grade, Miss Keel, teacher:
Ciaude B. Clarke, jr., Mary Carstar
phen, Annie Mae Williams,
Mr. Jim King, of Washington is
in town today attending to business
matters.
HE KNOWS!
The man with the
hoe' v knows where to
go for Rood seed. He
comes here, of course
FRESH
SEED
For Field or (iarden
NOW READY
Clark's Drug
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
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J. , MARCH 23,1927
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LIABILITIES : RESOURCES
Deposits $603,026.14 Loans and discounts : . $357,342.03
Banking house » 16,240.51
, Surplus and undivided profits . 9,284.50 ; Liberty Bonds 87,850.00
* Capital 100,000.00 ? Stocks and bonds 65,900.00
Real estate 19,103.53
Cash and due from banks 165,874.57
$712,310.64
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How liquid is a bank means how soon can it pay its DEPOSITORS. We are liquid enough to pay ours in
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twenty-four hours. We have enough money, Liberty Bonds, Good Stocks and Bonds, Loans due us which we can '
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JNO. D. BIGGS, President C. I). CARSTARI'HEN, Jr., Cashier j I
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, MSKED MEN BEAT AND ' I
ROB MAN NEAR H|JRE
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I not in the Klan style, but simply dis
•i guised. They are supposed to have re- 1
| moved the license plate from their
! car to prevent a check-up.
, i No arrests have been made, and as
; far us could be learned at noon today j
; no clues have beein given out as to
, I exactly who the asstdiants are.
Mr. Whitehurst is a married man, j
a farmer about 30 years old. He will I
he partially disabled for sometime as j
!he is not noly suffering from the j
veund on his hand hut from the blow
I on his hip also which affects his walk
ting. _
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1 CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE CKKIES
ARTICLE, ON WILLIAMSTON
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j concerns of Eastern Carolina are lo- '
i cated in Martin" 1 ? capital. There are'
I four nice church buildings in the
' place, the Baptist, Episcopalian,
Disciples and Methodist. Our church
, : there has among its membership some
i of, the first citizens of the town, and
] the best and largest auditorium there.
But the immediate and almost im-
OUT THEY COME
' VK'W&JUaf
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Those apring and summer clothes, piece by piece, are already
conriny from storage—and with a lit rip cleaning and pressing, arc
good for another season of wear. If you are acquainted with our
high-class cleaning and pressing; work, then you need no "invitation
to send or bring your garments here. If unac|uainfted, theai we ask
you to give us one trial. Men's suits, top-coats, Rloves, hats, wo
men's lr«'.sses, coats, gloves, and fin >r fabric jrarments. We will
call for and deliver your work.
JUST PHONE 58
W. D. AMBERS
Williamston, ,N. C.
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! perative need is Sunday school rooms,
and the brethren are thinking and
praying that these may be realized in ]
i the near future.
| Brother T. W. Lee is in charge of
the Methodist people in Williamston,
| and thev greatly appreciate him and
' his good wife. He is extending the
| borders of his charge and will estab
lish a preaching place at Everett*, a
small place about 5 miles out oji high
way No. 90. A church building has
been secured and Will be remodeled
I and made ready for services in a few
| weeks.
The congregation at Williamston
gave the writer a patient hearing last
Sunday morning and also some new
subscriptions, and the assurance that
j other new and renewals would fol
| low.—T.A.S.
j Mrs. George Boyd, Miss Margaret
Everett and Mr. Oscar Paul visited
Miss Lizette Williamson in- Norfolk
(luring the week end.
Misses Honner Gurganus, Martha!
; Harrison, and Messrs K. L. Coburn J
ind Robert Turner Giilam motored to
i henly Sunday. They were accom
panied home by Miss Mildred Darden
THE ENTERPRISE WILLIAMBTON, N. C.
WANTS
t ANOES FOB SALE: 1* NEW CA
noes for sale, made from the bent
of trees for the making of canoes.
W. G. Handifton, aJmesviße JVo. 1.
A YOUNG GILT, WEIGHING A
bout 90 pounds, white with few
blac k«potf>, /narked crop and Btaple
ftrk in the right ear, and over keel
left ear, has been in my field 2 weeks.
Owner please come and pay coat. N.
P. Roberson. Mr 29 Stpd
WANTED: A LIMITED AMOUNT
of clean and select rags. Will allow
10 cents per pound on subscription.
The F.nterprise. tfi
UABY CHICKS FOR SALE APRIL 6.
S. C. White Leghorns and S. C.
Rhode Inland Reds. Pecan Grove
Farm, Williamirton, N. C. Mr 29 2t
YOUR EASTER
SUIT IS
at
MARGOLIS BROTHERS
Just the Style
Just the Color
_Just the Price
You Want to Pay
All we ask is to compare our values
Magolis Bros.
"For Better Clothes"
| FOR SALE: ONE PIANO; GOOD
condition; cheap for cash. See Mrs
| S. Rhodes. m 26 2t
! FOR SALE: THOROUGHBRED
white leghorn eggs; $1 for 15; call
either at the residence of E. P. Cun
rungham or G. W. Blount & Co.
JOS. w. bailey"
ATTORNE\ AT LAW
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Office lx>wer Floor Old Farmers &
Merchants Bank Building
Hours:
9.30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.—Phone 87
Other Hours Everetts, N. C. j
(b Residence Telephone, 2803 tf,
J. C. Mcekini M. W, Meekins
Meekins and Meekins
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
WASHINGTON, N. C.
State and Federal Courts
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
By virtue of the power of a certain
' oeed of trust, executed by J. B. Speller
una his wife, Mattie Speller, the 28th
day of May, 1924, of record in book
Q-2, at page 133, office of the regis-
ter of deeds for Martin County, N. C..
default having been made in the pay
ment of the debt secured thereby, and
(it the request of the holder of the
i &id notes, I will, on Thursday, April
14, 1927, at the courthouse door, Wil
liamston, N. C., between the hours of
12 o'clock m., and 1 o'clock p. m., sell
at public auction to the highest bid
cer for cash the following lots or
tracts of land:
Ist. Beginning at the second cross :
street southwest of the A. C. L. depot
;it Aug. James corner, thence S. E. 1
along said street 25 feet to Woolard's i
c;rner, thence along his line south-;
v ardly 225 feet to the Ben Spruill's j
line, thence N. W. along the, Spruill!
line 4? feet to Aug. James' line or j
corner, thence N. easterly along |
Jp.mse' line 219 feet to the beginning, |
same being house and lot in the town I
of Williamston, N. C.
MAKE YOUR GARDEN
THE FINEST IN THE BLOCK
There is a great satisfaction in growing
the finest garden in your neighborhood. Not
only that, but vegetables from your own
garden taste much better than those you
buy. Your garden will produce more and
better vegetables this year if you apply
Vigoro to the soil now.
Vigoru L m scientifically compounded plant
| " jl food, is clean, free from unpleasant odor, and
X/IGORO I easy to apply. This ideal plantfood gives to
1 the garden plants the necessary elements in
IAWNS 1 just the right proportion for rapid, beautiful,
1 an ' sturdy growth,
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| Order Vigoro Today
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Harrison Who
2nd tract: Adjoining the lands of
Ed Williams, John Hartell, Fred Har
re.ll, and others, and being lot No. 6
in the land division of Mattie Speller's
father, and which was drawn by the
said Mattie Speller, and said division
being of record in clerk's office of Mar
tin County to which reference may be
had for further description of the
same.
This the 11th of March, 1927.
B. DUKEJ CRITCHER,
mrlß 4tw Trustee.
| Craig & Pritchett, Attorneys, Wind
| sor, N. C.
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COLDS, GRIPPE, FLU, DENGUE,
BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA
It Kill* the Germs