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Friday, October 14, 1&27 ROBERSONVILLE SCHOOL NOTES Many Students on Honor Roll for Past Month; P. T. A. Meeting To be leigible for the honor roll a student must make an average o( 90 *r more on deportment and must at tend school promptly and regularly. He may be either absent once and tardy once or absent twice or tardy twice and still make the honor roll. A number of students have won this distinction for the first month. They •re: First grade: Margaret Gurganus, Mary Elizabeth Roberson, Lois Rain Smith. Second grade: Ronald Ross John son, JanicqwEverette, Henry D. Whit field, Hilda Griffin, Christnie Coburn, Edith Ross Vick. Third Grade: Christine Taylor, Vir ginia Smith, Afuilla Joyner, Joe Brake Robertson, Frances Ward, Frances f Stlls, May Wyatt James, Edith Wijson Sumner, Doris Winslow, Emetine Rob ertson. Magdalene Rawls, Bergie Glyn Bailey, Rachel Johnson. Fourth grade: not any. Fifth grade: Philip Keel. Hoke Rob erson, Bobby Roberson, Clifton Ever «tt, Stuart Ward, Simon Woolard. Sixth grade: Elizabeth Keel, Wihi fred Mizelle, Randolph Chandler, Lovie Louise Rawls, Rosa I.ee White. Seventh grade: Hattie Mae Bullock, Marjorie Gurganus, Virginia Bailey. Eighth grade: Not any. Ninth grade: Brownie Roberson, Christine Taylor. Tenth grade: Vernon Ward, jr., Magnolia Coburn. Eleventh grade: Huldah Roberson. Music: Janie Everett, Bettie Joyner, Nolie Keel Highsmith, Doris Jenkins, Evelyn Daniels,. Mary K. Robertson. Chloe Roberson, Irnu Fae House, Ellen Rhea Tayloc, Christine Taylor, Pauline Jenkins, Velma Roebuck, Em ily Roberson, Beatrice Stalls, Lillian Dell Moye, Vernon Ward, Margaret Taylor. • Home economics: Virginia Speight, Christine Taylor, Brownie Roberson, Magnolia Coburn, Beatrice Stalls, Hilda Keel, Huldah Roberson. Pnrent-T«acher Meeting At the first meeting of the Parent- Teacher Association for this year a new administrative organization was effected. Mr. S. T. Everett was elect ed president; Rev. J. T. Wildman, vice president; and Miss Agnes Jenkins, ■ secretary. Miss Leona Moore was e lected to assume the duties of grade attendance secretary. Mr. Eli Rodgers was made treasurer. Several conunit- fThu tiimrf »k*M I Id •• | W |'l rggg v'Ktury After we ha vo thoroughly put in audition to give I ■ reconditioned a used ear, thouaaods ot in ilea of ad- H Pwo attach a red "O. K." ditional aorvice. It Ukas H tag to the radiator eap. "guess-worts'* out I or need car buying. ■ *** ***** t ' l# Look for this ias when yoa H' vital unit*of theear have „ UKe j taf n H been gone over completely your nuaranU* q/ yualitv ■ by expert mechanics and and talu*t S MOTOR CO. PEEL MOTOR CO. •onvflle, N. C. Williamtton, N. C. I Farmers Warehouse—Williamston, N. C. HAS BEEN, IS, AND ALWAYS WILL BE ON TOP WHEN IT COMES TO SELLING TOBACCO FOR ITS HIGHEST VALUE It Pays To Sell Your GOOD TOBACCO With A Man Who Knows - \ V. ■ ' •" • . ' ' ' / ' ' i .-'„ .. 'vr • . - . - • ' A FEW SALES MADE THIS WEEK # R. L. STILLMAN / J. W. JACKBON R W. GATLIN ! 172 54c $ 92.88 24 31c $ 7.44 102 62c $63.24 ; 208 —, , SOc 104.00 76 40c * 30.40 *• 176 S6c 96.56 i 168 - 40c j.„„ 67.20 126 ' 41c . * . S1 66 162 48c 77.76 I I*B « 40c 59.20 , 124 41c 5044 150 48c 72.00 | 212 - 38c 80.56 | go 47c 84.60 90 .. 36c 32.40 I 20 . 25c 5.00 • " r ' '-•♦'*■■■■ 4 530 Pounds Brought $224.94 , 680 Pounds ✓ - .! Brought $341.96 1 928 Pounds _ Brought $408.84 r AVERAGE 44 CENTS AVERAGE 421-2 CENTS : AVERAGE 501-3 CENTS j -•> COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF -o" | MONDAY, 17th—SECOND SALE TUESDAY. 18th—FIRST SALE WEDNESDAY. 19th—THIRD SALE THURS., 20th—SECOND SALE FRIDAY, 21st—FIRST SALE BENNETT, BARNHILL & MORTON Owners and Proprietors _ . fees were elected. On the program committee Misses Eva Irene Peele, Essie Robin *011, Millie Roebuck, and Mrs. Abram Roberson wit serve; on the membership .committee, Mesdames Robert Adkins, W. R. Jenkins, C. L. Wilson, and Mr. Abram Roberson, and Mr. J. H. Roberson, of Gold Point; on the athletic committee, Mr. G. H. Cox, Miss Elizabeth Shaw, Mr. David Grimes, and Supt. R. I.* Leake; on the executive committee, Mrs. V. A. Ward, Mr. S. T. Everette, Mr. G. H. Cox, Miss Eva Irene Peele,- Mrs. Robert Adkins, and Supt. R. I. Leake; on the social committee, Misses Alma Mur ray, Ruth Best, and Elizabeth Shaw, and Mesdames Walter Sumner and N. C. Everett. - , The- grade mothers for the school were named: first grade. Mrs. N. C. Everett; second, Mrs. Arthur John son; third, Mrs. Walter Sumner; fourth grade, Mrs. Tom Bunting; filth grade, Mrs. G. H. Cox; sixth grfde, Mrs. H. C. Norman; seventh grade, Mrs. W. ,H. Fleetwood; eighth grade, A, Mrs. W. R. Jenkins and eighth B, Mrs. J. A. Roebuck; ninth grade, Mrs. J. C. Smith; tenth grade, Mrs. Vernon A. Ward; and eleventh, Mrs. J. R. Jenkins. At this meeting Superintendent R. I. Leake outlined the objectives for the year: New piano, International En cyclopoedia. beautification of grounds, equipment for rest room or first-aid room, play ground equipment, pledge of money to care for superivisor, every boy and girl in school on time arid all the time.»and best school ever !in Robersonville. v Y The tenth grade had the greatest numl>er of representatives present. As a reward the room received a box of home-made catidy. State Library Aid The application for State library aid for the elementary school, as sent in by Supt. R. A. Pope, has been ap proved by the State inspector of ele mentary schoots, Miss Susan Fulghum. Full information blanks and book tiste are expected soon. Where the neces sary preliminary steps have been tak en the libraries of the elementary grades will be adequate. Two Literary Societies Organized Two literary societies have been or ganized in the high school. They wilt meet regularly on Thursday afternoon of each week. Scientific Club Organised - The four science classes (general science, biology, physical geography, and chemistry) of the Robersonville High School met after school October 10, 1927, for the purpose of organizing a scientific club for the schooL*-*- The meeting was called by? T. R. Jenkins, teacher, and officers for the club were elected. The purpose of the club was also discussed. Officers elected were: President, Hallie James; vice president, Wiley Rogerson; secretary and treasurer. Ethel Cherry. It was decided that there should be three committees appointed by the president and the teacher. The three committees are: (1) Constitutional committee; (2) Program committee; and (3) social committee. The purpose of the club is to create an interest in science and to furnish an opportunity for the students to get recent information concerning it. All members of either of the science classes of the Robersonville High School are leigible as charter member#, but later the requirements for mem bership will be based upon scholarship in science. It was decided that the club should meet each Tuesday night. • Subjects concerning general science will be dis cussed one night, chemistry next, etc., alternately, thus giving the students new information ab«>|it all the sciences which are taught in the school. New Flag for School The beautiful new army post flag, donated by the class of '27, now flies from a steel pole erected oh top of the school building. "And tV- star spangled banner . . . shall wave." Nash Farmers Believe in Cover Crops In" one week farmers of Nash Coun ty bought 545 pounds of crimson cloyer seed, 900 pounds of hairy vetch, 100 bushels of abruzzi rye, and 70 bushels of barley to be planted for winter crops. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND Under anil by virtue of authority vested in the undersigned commission er by order of the superior court of Martin County, North Carolina, in a Electricity"/> / Saves Labor \ ' TN its many uses on the farm, electricity saves x labor, strength and energy, leaving more time for devotion to important duties in the hoiqe. Why should any woman give her strength to perform tasks which may be left to machinery now so easily within reach? Why should she pump and carry water by hand? Why should •he do any of the numerous time taking task* when electricity will do them for her at a cost to surprisingly small? \ Ask us for prices and details. 0. S. ANDERSON & CO. Frigidaire Sales and Service DKPKNDABLE DELCO-LIGHT FARM ELECTRICITY THE ENTERPRISE special proceeding entitled H. B. nett and others, ex parte, I shall offer for sale at public auction, to the high est bidder for cash at the courthouse door at Williamston, North Carolina, on Saturday, 'November 12th, 1927, at 12 o'clock noon, the following tracts or parcels of land situated and lying in the county of Martin, State of North Carolina, and bounded as inJlows, to wit: . - First tract: Bounded on the north by the lands of J. G. Staton, on the east by Sweeten Water Creek, on the south by Noah Huff and J G. Staton, on the West by Daniel-Staton mill road; containing one hundred and twenty (120) acres, more or less. Second tract: Bounded on the jiorth by the lands of Ed Peel; on the east by Daniel-Staton mill road, on the south by the lands of J. G. Staton, on the west by Plenny Peel. Con taining egihty-five (85) acres, more t>r less. • , v This the 12th day of OctoberJJ 1927, R. L. COBURN, j 014 4tw Commissioner. COMMISSIONER'S SALE OP LAND Under and by virtue ot the authori ty vested in the uiulersiyued commis sion by order of the superior court of Martin County, North t uroli'na, in a special proceeding entitled Addle Mat thews, ex parte. I shall offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the courthouse door, at Williamston, North Carolina; on Sat urday, November 12th, 1927, at 12 o'- clock noon, thr following tract or par cels of land situated and lying' in the 666~ Is ■ Prescription for MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVKR, PKNGUE OR BILIOUS FEVER It Kills the Germs county of Martin, State of North Car olina, and bounded as follows, to wit First tract: Bounded on the east by the lands of J. T. Rogers, on the south by J. S. Peel, on the west by Leggett's Mill Pond, and on the north by Eli Roberson. Containing thirteen (13) acres, more or less. Second tract: Beginning at a stake in C. T. Peel's lins; thence with said Peel's line east to a pine; theivce with said Peel's line north to a gum' in a branch; thence down run of branch to sweet gum; thence south to the begin nings Containing thirteen (J3) acres, more or less. This the 12th dav of October, 1927* ° ft. L. COBURN, o!4 4tw . Commissioner. rhildrens xftColds SBest Treated Externally THAT'S why modern mothers pre fer Vicks —it cannot upset delicat* stomachs. Rubbed on throat and chest, it acts two ways at once: (1) Its healing vapois, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the air passages; (2) It "draws out" the soreness like an old-fashioned poultice. VfCKS OW* &M/WONjAttUS£I> jfclS Two Per Cent Off 1927 Taxes * THE 1927 TOWN TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND THERE IS NO BETTER TIME THAN NOW TO PAY THEM. ■ v ' v From now untsi the first of November a 2 per cent discount will be al lowed on all taxes paid before that date. This discount was allowed by the Board of Town Commissioners in regular session Monday night with the hope that 1927 tax collections might be made early and save time and trouble next summer. \ —> ' - . « W. B. DANIEL 41 V * • | " TOWN TAX COLLECTOR WILLIAMSTON, N. C. PENDER'S YELLOW FRONT STORES Value Thru Quality Make Penders the Popular Shopping Place c.m P .PORK AND BEANSJr„7 """ 20° A, LIBBY'S TJT7> APOITQ in heavy gyrup, 90C CHOICE large can SANTA CLARA DDI TMI7Q Lar * e s ' 2e CALIFORNIA X IS.UINCjQ 3 po Un dß £3 D. P- h.TJ" RICE, 3 LBS. 23° D. P. BREAKFAST COCOA '&£, 12'/ wo p n^«E ot FLOUR D.P.COFFEE Patent or Self-Rising The World's Best Drink 12 lb. 24 lb. „ 48 lb. COC *1 .00 $1 .95 Sealed 1-lb. OCi 1 ( 1 package OUR PRIDE BREAD wrapped loaf 10 c PAGE FIVE *v.' *~ T -_ j v - Xi\ M
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