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PAGE FOUR ROBERSONVILLE SCHOOL TO OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 5 (Continued from page one) economics 8 and 9 or first and second year; experience four-years. Miss Essie Robinson, Hickory, Graduate Conservatory of Music, Dc.rham, Hickory High School, Le ncir-Rhyne College, experience 5 year?; piano and public music. Mr. R. 1. Leake, Rich Square, Rich Square High School, Duke Uni versity, Summer School at University ot North Carolina 1917 and 1919, | Summer session at Duke University 1923 - and 1927; subjects:, geometry, commercial course (including type writing, business law, business arith metic, and bookkeeping*. FILE ANSWER To| NEEDLEMAN SUIT ter Edmondson, -Eilgar Johnston, S, L. Roberson, James Henry Gray and Grady Smith say that they do not know regarding the citizenship of Needleman and deny visiting the cell in which the plaintiff was incarce rated and declare that they were not i,l the mob and had nothing to do with the mutilation of the man. They ad mit however, that they plead guilty as accessories when the case- came up lor trial in Martin county Superior court but declare that they followed this course upon the advice of counsel and friends in "order to brinir the trial of the case to a close and relieve the strained situation that it was causing. They mainain that they were in nocent. "As further defense" they plead Needleman's alleged agree ment that he would not bring civil suit to recover damages if they would plead guilty as accessories in the mutilation. They hold that this a grpement said to have been made by the plaintiff with the consent of the presiding judge and counsel will bar him from recovering the SIOO,OOO aa mages that he seeks. Dennis Griffin, alleged leader of the company that mutilated Needleman denies all sections of the complaint except jthat he was convicted of par ILL A WONDERFUL OFFER! I 111 $15.00 GLASSES FOR 54.95 I Absolutely rvfultr fl* 00 tfliiiM 3 I 0«lf tbroufb thit tcifßtific method iff you E|p yp*: ' I «o get them at ' j THhIR LSI Al. PRICE' S«if« Nhrll trtmc tlylft lof youthful tppttr- 31 jjjSj I tare* alto dignifiti afykt ia gold and thrll M Hp.l ♦ ombination* ■ H TRY-ON SPECTACLE CORPORATION! Letter Heads, Bill Heads and Statements Or Job Printing of Any Description We Can Make Delivery on Short Notice Prices Reasonable , • 1 ' The Enterprise Publishing lm * Company -ticipation in the crime but declares that he has both old and newly dis covered evidence that will prove that he was not in the mob and had noth ! ing to do with the castration. He al j leges that he was convicted on imag- I ii:ary evidence created in the minds of ! the jurors by the fact that he was a j close relative of the girl Needleman J was accused of wronging. Others 'j filing answers to the suit which will ' be heard in district federal court rooms in the Washington post office ' building October 17 of this year, in- j ciude Claro Heath, E. C. Stone, JoWi rie Gurkin and Albert Gurkin. COLUMBIA PLANS CELEBRATION OF BRIDGE OPENING . 1 (Continued irom page one) time, another the agricultural and com-1 | n.ercial products of Tyrrell county, j uiu! still other floats to which refer-, I (nee will be made later. To make tl. .• occasion still more at-1 j tiactive two seaplanes have been pi unused by the government. A band | will be secured for the event. An old j t:nie barbecue will be included in the i day's menu. Everybody will be in vited to partake of this barbecue. Plan.- have been pushed to comple tion for tiie barbecue which is un i d( t the management of A. J. Cahoon, I owner of (he hotel at Columbia, and' \V. S. Caran, president of the Caro lina Hanking and Trust company, branch bank at Columbia. This com-! n.ittee with the peepU of Tyrrell j county backing them, will make a | mighty effort to see that everyone present is well fed. ! ] A contest is now on for tho selec tion of a queen for the county. The young lady, above 1C years of agt*, who receives the largest number of votes will be pronounced "Queen of Tyrrell". The leading contestants in the various townships will be her maids of honor. Announcement of th » ' winner will he made during the com inj; week. The queen and her maids will have a float in the parade which will open the formal celebration. NOTICE I'ndiraiid I>y virtue of a judgment |in the action entitled, "D. G. Mat thews VV. .1. Adams." the under* sigticd commissioner will on the 17th day of September, 1 927, .it 12 o'clock . noon, at the courthouse door of Mar jtin County, offer at public sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow ; illi: described tract of land located in I . I Jumesville Township, and known as the Carev land, and now owned by REST UP* Labor $3.00 ROUND TRIP TICKET TO NORFOLK SEPT. 2nd FROM WILLIAMSTON OTHER POINTS PROPORTIONAL FINAL LIMIT MIDNIGHT SEPT. 6th TICKETS AND INFORMATION V. D. GODWIN TICKET AGENT PHONE 45 ATLANTIC COAST LINE W. J. Adams, and being the same land set out and described in a tax certificate of sale dated, June 7, 1926, and the same land listed by the said M. J. Adams for the year 1925. This the 17th day of August, 1927. 8., A. CRITCHEK, • al9 4tw Commissioner.'*; i SAI.K QFYAkUAUI.K FAR >1 PROPERTY ' Under and by virtue of the «u --thority conferred upon us in a deed of trust executed by B. F. Hughes, jr., and wife, Ada Hughes, on the 2Srd day of June, 1926, and record ed m book of mortgages X-2, page 105 and 106, Martin County, we will on Saturday, the 3rd day of Septem ber, 1927, at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse door in Williamston, sell at public auction for cash, to the highest bidder, the following land, to wit: All that certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in Hamilton Township, Martin County, and State of North Carolina, bounded on north by the lands of W. N. Sher rod and Slade, Rhodes & Co., on the cast by the. lands of J. H. Sherrod, Slade, Rhodes & Co., and J. H. Sher rod, on the south by the lands of I. B. Pritchett, containing 316.05 acres, more or less, and being lots numbers 5. 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 15, and 16 of tho division of the Jerusha Sherrod Flem ing Bennett land, as shown by a map Perfect Comfort The steering column is adjustable to suit your individual convenience m Buick for 1928 is ex tremely thoughtful of your comfort. 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N. 72 W. 276 ft N. 73 1-2 W. 283 ft. N. 34 W. 290 ft, N. 44 V. 286 ft. N. 9 W. 290 ft. N. 40 W. 300 ft. N. 64 1-2 W. 300 ft. N. 84 W. 268 ft. N. 45 W. 210 ft. N. 42 W. 319 fi N. 60 W. 275 ft N. 78 W. 204 ft S. 67 W. 289 ft N. 771-2 W. 233 ft. N. 34 W. 242 ft. N. 10 1-2 W. 170 ft N. 2 E. 142 ft N. 19 W. 142 ft. N. 37 W. 184 ft to Slade, Rhodes corner; thence N. 42 1-2 E. 1825 ft. thence N. Be Wise WAIT! ■ * For the New It's Just Around the Corner j Deliveries will be made according to orders booked. Let us ! j book your order today subject to your approval of the car. Williamson Motor Co. 47 3-4 W. 100 ft fj, thence N. 32 E. 586 ft. N. 5 1-2 E. 215 ft N. 15 1-4 E. 58 ft. N. 5 degrses and 40 min. E. 162 ft N. 18 degrees and 40 min. E. 210 ft, thence N. 29 degrees and 65 min. E. 450 ft to the beginning, as shown by a map of same made by Sherman CI odfelder, C. E., on De cember 14, 1923, said map being re corded in the public registry of Mar tin County in land division book No. 3 a? page 66. Friday, August 26,1927 This sale is made by reason of the failure of B. F. Hughes, jr., and wife Ada Hughes, to pay off and discharge the indebtedness secured by said deed ot trust to the North Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank of Durham. » This the 18th day of July, 1927. FIRST NATIONAL CO., INC., OF DURHAM, Formar First National Trust Co., Durham, N. C. au 4tw Trustee.
The Enterprise (Williamston, N.C.)
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