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Is Alternate^Jor Naval-
Academy Appointment
Due to * vacancy caused by resigna
tion, there will, b*" two appointments
at the Naval Academy in 1928 for
the First Congressional District.
Congressman Lindsay Warren today
announced his appaintments to fill
them. For on evacancy Joseph Kitchin j
' McLawhorn," of, Ayden, is named as j
principal, and Wilbur W,. Mudrin, ol
Greenville is first alternate; 1 while
for the oyfer vacancy 1
Squires, of Washington, is nambd as
principal, William M. Hackett, ol
Belhaven first alternate, and Henry
Staneil Manning, of ' \Villiamston is
second -alternate. The examination
.. will be held in February, and the sue- !
cessful candidates will enter An
napolis -on July 1, 1928.
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Williamston to Present •
Tobacco Pagent at Show
According to joint plans of oft i
fii'ials of the Eastern Carolina Cham
ber of and citizens here, j
. Williamston will represent tobacco in j
the pageant at '.the peanut exposition
1 in Ahoskie, Decern her ft.
While tin peanut i- honored by luiv
-ing the exposition named after it, 1
other crops will join in with the low
ly goober. The'potato, corn, cotton, I
tobacco crop. will play if part in the
parade, and towns and communities
in /the section will prepare the floats**'
Card Cluh Hostess Gives
Shower for Bride-Elect
When Mrs. I' B. Cone entertained
her card club Friday night.. Novem
ber 11. she nave Miss Carrie l)ell
White, |Mt|>ular bride-elect, a shower
also. After the four progressions of
bridge Mrs. Cone presented Misst
White with lovely gifts that the me(ri
bers of the club and the two invited
guests. Airs Oscar and
1 in mgltf
hcr. ,
Mrs |v H. Hn,«i! who made higii j
score, was, given a vase. The hostess
served delicious chicken a la king
v with vegetable salad and coffee.
CARD OF THANKS
YYe w isli til thank onr heightmrs and
•friends who have lire it s > kinll in ad- I
njlnistermg t> our luishand and father j
.during bi» toug-- illne-ts, a- well 1 us ~
Ifis..'death ffhd burial We feel 'that' j
notlfing could liavis doiic us so' much '
good as rheMcep sympathy shoit'ii by I
all our frineds, for which we arc most I
grateful
Mr N K MV . MM,
Wants
PECANS. P I". A KS. PLI MS. J
"ffrftchrs, Jaj»«ih J
inejitai.s. All well Prices!
ri|(M. \sk for iifformsiiion and
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I Decentralization of Industry |
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At the third meeting of the Southern Appalachian Power in theretofore rural localities tc a large extent relieves the farm- 5g
Conference, in Chattanooga last month, a resolution dealing with . ing industry of that instability occasioned by sole dependence ' 9B
$ the centralization of industry was passed. The membership of on distant markets. Likewise,, home sources of supply for food fij
this conference was decidedly cosmopolitan, being made up of - products for the industrial population have their large advan- ffi
representatives of industrial and agricultural associations, engi* ' tages over distant sources. Mcny other phases, economic, social, eg
neering associations and societies, chambers of commerce, uni- educational, and hygienic, may readily be visualized. Industrial W
versities, manufacturing plants, Federal and State officials, pro- locations are fixed" upon accord'ng to many iictors, the most im- *yv
fessional men, farmers, Members of Congress, and members of portant of which are raw materials, labor, transportation, and
t h e p ress - " power. In theSouth we have the raw materials suitable for a " fg
i, ... i . wide diversity of industry. We also have the labor, or can read- ffi
\_® Knowing that the people of Wilhamston are interested along ~ ... ...si. ~~A
HK . , . W A U «'« »ly procure it in any given insUnce. Our highways, rails, and TO
Xs these lines, we present the resolution passed by the country s„ X * • u a ~i „t «.u. aB
® r u . • navigable water courses furnish a ready solution of the trans- W
ea ing men, as o ows . portation problem. There remains the power, which it lies with
. . a -a \ ■ j , a * in us to bring to our doors, merely by the adoption of public pqli-
S , , regard ,t as self evident that th« w.de.t and most urn- cie . and rational concepts that will encourage the investment. A §
| form mduatnal progress i. be.ng, and will m the future I* at- Consequently, we believe that ,he water power, of the Sooth
2$ tamed, through continued development and decentralization of . ,j . .• u • a i * *i 11LLJLJt jj_ hk
a? . , • u i u *...... at,. should, in addition to being developed to the utmost, be dis- gc
+s industry; that the lack of economic balance as between the great ... ... . , . .. * ... ah
| areas ot rural and semi-rural population in the South largely de- tribute m the publ.c aerv.ee m the w.dest poss.ble meaaure «» |
| . voted to agricultural industry on the one hand, and rapidly grow- that they wtl ultimately "n.t.tute. " § ,
vi ing and highly diversified industrial cities on the other, is in large under Mv.re.gn comrol and regulation, avatlable to the .mail a. S
V degree responsible for many of our economic ills. Only on, well a. .0 the large uaer, wherever located and at a regu ated .
I phase of the situation need be mentioned to viaualize th, princi- price that will afford a return on the mv.s.ed money merely large s ffi
i ■ pi, that dominates th, whole. Th, creation of home markets enough tojuat.fy the ready mvestment of money .n the develop
for farm products by the establishment of labor-using industries mtnt of these properties.
I CAROLINA - • 1
I Virginia Electric and Power Company
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WANTED: GIRLS TO LOOP AND i
knit; experienced Or Inexperienced. 1
, Come to see or % write Walker Knitting >
Mills. Tarboro, N. C. *3O 20t j
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD
cabbage plants; 20c hundred, $1.50
thousand; 5 to 10 thousand $1.25 thou-
I sand, l'riees on large lots. Very best
I seed sown right. grown right 17 years
j experience in plant growing." East
j Side farm quality plants are known
everywhere. Orders filled froyi now
| till March 1. 1928. J. L. Holluia'y.
i Williamson. N. C. 1 j
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LIME MAKES THE LAND WORKI
better, the fertilizer act better, the
manures and 'organic matter rot bet* j
j ter, and the legumes grow better." j
j See your local dealer for "MASCOT,"!
' the Standard Agricultural Limestone, i
jor write American v Limestone Co., j
I'Knoxville, Tctm. o 25 lit
| NOTICE: I HAVE 1«O RES OF]
laud. \)) of which is cleared, with a
| {(welling house and Outbuildings,
»ale. The land is located in (,riflms
I Township o.tt the Williaiuston Road.
I Mrs. Connie Oi. Williams, Jamesville.!
N. C. . , nJS 3t
MAN WITH CAR
Wanted by old-established
company selling auto and
tractor olis, paints, and roof
coating to farming trade.
Exclusive territory. Week
ly drawing account. Real
proposition. The Lennox
Oil & Paint Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. " n22 3t
I 4| SALE: l' >1 N I Kl DOG IK
. months idd.- Hunts well; back-'
I stands at sight, 0.. I. N'cwtou, It
I-''lli ( ' KA,)K MA(i !
•iH.per cent magnesium carbouat#. tbi»'
j tobacco station at Oxofrd got an av-j
crag"' annual increase in tobacco. -of SOH
inr aire lor 5 consecutive- years. You j
j cau get it. t >o. by .using M AS ) I 1
Ygriculttiral Lime. See your local j
LMASCOT dealer, or write AMEKJ-i
CAN LIMESTONE >.,• Knoxville.
Term. mo dec
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NOTICE OF SALE
Notice i- hereby given that under (
! and In virtue oi a certain collateral I
.note and under the terms thereof.
! which note ,\\ a - executed! t rl (lie tin -
dersigned by It R Harnlitll ioid others,
ihc -aine being long past doc. and oil
J account' "I default in the p.iynirn;
i thereof, the nudersiytu d will, on \\ ed
nesdny. the 7th jflay of IJccineber, 1V27.
'at lit o'cluck ni . in hunt "I 'hi' court
666
-is a prescription for
COLDS, GRIPPE, £LU, DENGUE,
BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA
I, Vill. >!,.■ f,wm!
1 bouse door of .Martin County at Wil
| liamston, N. X... offer for sale, at pub-j.
I tic auction, to the highest bidder, for ,
' ca«h. the following collateral, to wit:
One. certificate, No. 31, for four
share* of stock in the Roanoke To*
!*l»acco Warehouse Company, William
ston. N. C. i
'1 his 12th dav of November. 1927. ...
>\ U. BARNES. 1
Owner of note collaterally secured
by above stock. nls 4tw
Hugh (». Morton, attorney.
'*, NOTICE
V»irth ( arolina. Martin County.
! Under and- by virtue of the power
of iiii'le contained in a certain collater
al note executed to the undersigned by
I J. T. James on the 31st day of Aug
ust, 1M25. default having been made
' iit the payment of the same, the under-"
signed will cm Wednesday, the 7th day
nf December, •l at 12' o'clock m.,'
ifi froirt ,i>f the murthouse door in the
town of Williamston. N. t'.. offer for
, ale to the highest bidder for cash
i the. following property, to wit:
Oiif ii"ic dated July 10. l'J24, from
!J. U". ScUAtmcr and wife to 'J. T.
Jaine. l">r $1,1. : 1.24. being secured by
j a deed of tru-l -if eini date therewith
Thi* l">h nav.of Korembef. 1V27.
, Til K PtANT ERS AND
" MKIU HAN IS BANK.
T Hv: \ l. Taylor. President. n22-5t
' NOTICE
'* * North 1 arolina, 'Martin County.
I.'iuler and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain '■collat
eral note executed to .the'undeiXtgntd
In J! I James on the 3Jst of yfujf«Ht.
1925, default having'been niaijWsJTtbe
| payment of lite -.anie. the
vill on Wednesday tire 7tli day «f
December. I''27.' at 12 o'clock ni., in
front of the courthouse door in the
town of Williamston. N offer for
'* alt* to tliA highest bidder for cash
the following described property, to
wit:'
cm note friiiu J. T James to the
I'lanli'r- Hi Merchants Hank. , dated
IV a deed of trust of even date there
with »
I bftMSth L v "I Novemker. 1V27.
VLW'TI US k MJjUHANTS BA
I IN 11. PLANTER AND
M IT H.'VNIS BANK,
By V 'laylor, President. 1122 5t
NOTICE
North C arolina, Martin County: in
the superior court, before the clerk.
, In the matter of Bessie Beach and
husband. Chester Beach. Dennis
Peel. Liilian Gurganus and husband.
M. R. Gurganus, Edna Roberson and
husband. Mansie R. j
thur Peel, and Rhoda Ayers and hus
band, Arthur Ayers, said Rhoda
Ayers being a minor and appearing
by her next friend, J. Sam Getsing
er, ex parte.
Pursuant loan order signed by K, J.
1 Peel, clerk of the superior- court of
| Mai fin County, in the above entitled
j procceditiKs on the 15th day of No
vember. the undersigned t'om-
I missioner xi ill on Thursday, the 15th
da> Drrefuber. P'27. .if 12 o'clock
in , in ji»'nf of the courthouse door in
flic irtwn oi Williaiuston. W olfeis
for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described leal estate, to
w it.'
Hounded mi'Thr north by Daniel
tiiirgann*. on the c .i-t b\ A L. Rogers
on the south b\ Claude W'hitehurst.
| and J It Ayers, and on the west by
I T Rogers containiUK 54 acres, more
or le-,s, and being inoiV commonly
known- and designated as ( harles
1 I timer I'et'l's .Yushcm land in Bear
j t ir.iss_ l'i •« nship.
"Tlti-. 15th dav of November. 1927.
I'.LIiER T S. PEEL,
THE ENTERPRISE
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* Statement of the Condition of
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Planters & Merchants Bank
OF EVERETTS, N. C. AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOVEMBER 14, 1927
RESOURCES LIABILITIES
Loans and discounts $198,803.21 Capital stock \$ 15,000.00
Bonds M 13,950.00 SURPLUS 10,000.00
Banking house and fur. & fix. 6,385.00 Profits , 4,711.84
Cash on hand and in banks , 108,459.76, DEPOSITS 297,886.13
$327,597.97 ' $327,597.97
DEPOSITS COMPARED ;
NOVEMBER 14,1926 - $243,236.34
NOVEMBER 14,1927 $297,886.13 \/'
- " OFFICERS 1 DIRECTORS
V. G. Taylor, President S Aycrs, Henry fl. Peel, J. H. D. Peel, S. E.
Henry D. Peel, V. Pres. J. H. D. Peel, V. Pres. Robersen, W. S. Gurganus, B. S. Cowin, RA:
Paul Bailey, Cashier Bailey, V. G. Taylor, A. L- Roebuck
A CHECK OF THE ABOVE STATEMENT WILL SHOW YOU WHAT
WE ARE DOING, AND UPON THE STRENGTH OF THIS STATEMENT,
ITS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS WE SOLICIT YOUR GOOD BUSINESS
AND WILL GUARANTEE THE SERVICE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
Tuesday, Novemt&r 22, 1927