Tuesday, Mwty 3,1932
Society '* |
Visitors Here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Jackson and
children and Mrs. Lillian Rigsby, of
Portsmouth, Va., were visitors in
WlMiamston Saturday.
Visits Friends Hare
Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Burrus and
Mrs. Bonner and little son, of High,
Roiat, visited friends here Sunday en
r«vte to Elizabeth City to visit
frieads.
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Visit Mrs. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Singleton, of
Richmond, spent the week-end here
with Mrs. Singleton's mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Harris.
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Leaves for Scotland Neck
Mm. John D. Biggs, who has been
visiting Mrs. Fannie S. Biggs, left
Saturday for Scotland Neck, where
she will visit until' Tuesday and then
return to her home at High Point. i
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Why, of course, you know
she has a "sweet tooth."
And watch the smile'and
delight when you step up
with a box of Blank's Choc- '
olates and Bon Bons.
Clark's Drug Store
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if ever a soul
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deserved a precious gift
rrs MOTHER
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Being feminine, she'd hope it would be
■ORMthmg practical to wear, whether it's
Hose, Hats, Undies, Dresses, Slips,
Bags, Shoes, and hundreds of other
suggestions that we may offer.
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M argolis Bros.
Here From Windsor
Mrs. J. E. Smith, of Windsor, was
in town yesterday.
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In Raleigh Saturday
Judge Clayton Moore spent last
Saturday in Raleigh.
From Plymouth
Edward Owens and Clyde Cahoon,
of Plymouth, visited friends here
Sunday.
Judge Meekins Here Friday
Judge I. M.'Meekins, of Elizabeth
City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Martin Friday.
In Winston-Salem
Mrs. James G. Staton is in Win
ston-Salem this week attending the
annual State Federation meeting.
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Visitor Here Monday
Mr. Hyman Warren, of Roberson
| ville, was a visitor here yesterday.
TVBev H SS mSf
In Greenville Yesterday,
i Mrs. Nathan Frank and Mrs. Jes-1
sie HoUoman spent yesterday in
Greenville.
t From Merry Hill
Former State Senator E. S. Askew,
of Merry Hill, Bertie County, was a
business visitor here Monday.
' In Washington Saturday
? l Mr. and Mrs. David Keel visited
j Mr. J. E. Sexton in the Washington
Hospital Saturday night.
, At Campbell College
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i Mr. and Mrs. Ira Griffin and chil
|dren, of Griffins, spent Sunday with
Milton Griffin at Campbell College.
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, In Raleigh Saturday
Messrs. V. G. Taylor and E. S.
Peel were in Raleigh last Saturday.
Spend Sunday Here
Mrs« Joel Muse, Mrs. S. S. Law
: rence and children spent Sunday here
jwith relatives.
Attend Meeting Monday
Messrs. J. A. and Robert Everett,'
of Palmyra, attended the meeting of
[county taxpayers here yesterday
morning.
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From Hamilton
! Messrs. J. T. Matthews and Bog
Slade, of Hamilton, were visitors here
yesterday.
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Here Yesterday
Mr. Frank Jordan, of Dardens,
l was here yesterday attending to busi
ness matters.
Attends Meeting Here
Mr. Nat Brown, of Oak City, spent
yesterday morning here attending a
meeting of Martin County taxpayers
in the courthouse.
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From Betn f 'Grass
j Messrs. Dennis Bailey and A. B.
i Ayers, of Bear, were here yesterday
urging the postponement of 1931 tax
sales in the county.
From Robersonvillr
Messrs. Ed James, Best Fleming,
G. H. Cox, and Durward Everett, of
Robersonville, were visitors here yes
terday, Mr. Cox advocating the post
, ponement of tax sales in the county
in a speech made to nearly 200 tax
payers.
From Griffins Township
Mr. Charles Peel, of Griffins, was'
a business visitor here yesterday
morning.
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Visiting in (hsantico %
Mrs. L. P. Lindsley is visiting rela
tives at Quantico, Va., this week.
Spend Sunday Here
Mr. and Mrs. Hancock and Mr.
Bob Gray, of Scotland Neck, spent
Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Vaughn.
Spend Week-End Here
Mrs. S. D. Harrell and Mrs. Jim
Dillahunt, of Rocky Mount, spent j
the week-end with Mrs. Mary Bell
Osborne.
For Judge of Re
corders Court
After giving the matter due consid
eration, I hereby announce my candidacy
for the x office of Judge of the Recorder's
Court.
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I have served the people as solicitor
in that court, endeavoring to perform my
duties in a fair manner at all times; and
if nominated in the Democratic Primary
on June 4th and elected in November, I
promise to perform the duties required
in that office to the best of my ability.
Herbert 0. Peele
THE ENTERPRISE
In Newport *
Mrs. C. T. Rogers is in Newport]
visiting relatives for several days.
Visitors Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bo'bbit, of Enfield,
and Mesarar Ahm-White-and Kirbyn
Bobbitt, of Scotland Neck, visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Weir Sunday.
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Visit Miss Willis
I Mrs. Hobbs, Mr. Alton Willis, and'
j Mrs. Willis, mother of Miss Bessye
Willis, of Goldsboro, spent Sunday,
here with Miss Willis at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Barnhill.
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: In Town Yesterday
j Ikey Manning, of Washington, was
, in town yesterday.
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At Virginia Beach
Mr. L. I'. Lindsley and children
visited relatives at Virginia Beach
during the week-end. I
| Here From Windsor
I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore, of
| Windsor, visited Mrs. MolKe White
Sunday.
Spends Week-End at Home
Mr. L. T. Fowden, temporarily
stationed' in Burlington as. sales
agent for -the Standard Fertilizer
Company, spent the week-end at his
home here.
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From Ahoskie
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robertson and
children, Sally Baker and Richard,
and Mrs. Margaret Baker, of Ahos
, kie, spent Sunday here with Mr. Rob
, ertson's mother, Mrs. J. L. Robert
son.
Business Visitor Here
Mr. John Bacon, of Gasport, N.
Y., is a business visitor in town to
day.
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In Elizabeth City
I Dr. P. B. Cone is attending the
t meeting of the State Dental Associa
, tion in Elizabeth City this week.
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NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County.
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Joseph R. Gor
hani, deceased, this is to notify all
' persons having claims against said es
j tate to present same to the undersign
ied or his attorney within 12 months
from the date hereof, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate pay
, nient.
This the 26th day of March, 1932.
JOHN W. CLARK,
■ mr 29 6tw Administrator.
306 E. North St., Kinston, N. C.
Klbert S. Peel, Attorney.
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I Notice!
We have installed a
CEMENT
PRESS
FOR LADIES' WORK
We can now half-sole
! your shoes without use
i of nails or sewing. No
I- increase in price.
Willard's
Shoe Shop
Williamston, N. C.
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WIU.IAMSTON
NO«TH CAEOL.H^
BXBCUTOR'S NOTICE
[ Having this day qualified as •xecu-
I tor of the estate of Elisabeth Simp
son, Iste of Wltliamston, N. €., all per
son* holding claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of the recovery
of the same. All. persons indebted to
1 -said-eytare wttt _ pt¥4se~«mf larward
and make immediate payment of same.
E. G. BAGLEY,
. Executor of the Estate of Elizabeth
Simpson.
CobuVn and Cobum, attorney. al9 6t
NOTICX OP SAL*.
! Notice is hereby given that, under
and by virtue of th*- power of sale con
' tained in that Certain deed of trust exe
: cuted by E. T. Bateman and wife,
: Katherine Bateman, to the undersign-
I ed trustee, and dated the 27th day of
I November, ,1931, and of record in the
! public registry of Martin County in
Book C-3, at page 492; and at the re
quest of the holder of the note of in
debtedness thereby secured, default
| having been made in the payment
I thereof, I will, on the 9th day of May,
I 1932, at 12 o'clock noon, at the court
' house door in Martin County offer
for sale at public auction, for cash,
the property described in said deed of
trust, as follows, to wit:
i All of their right, title and interest
,in and to: A tract of land in James
jVille Township, bounded on the north
by the Jamesville-Plymouth River
Road, on the east by the Daily Roadt
on the south by the lands of E. H.
Gaylord, and on the west by Rowes
(Creek, containing fifty-one acres, more
or less.
I l'Kis the Bth day of April, 1932.
W. H. COBURN,
al2 4tw f Trustee.
•V The J~
V, Life Insurance Company
VIRGINIA
INCORPORATED 1871
JOHN G. WALKER, C hair man of the Board
Sixty-first ' >-
Annual Statement
The management presents this * - .Hfr/BTEPr.
Statement with a sense of real gratifi- -- • | * *
cation at the results for the year 1931. ft -J|l i '
The policy of conservatism adhered to J •! i' I 1 ! 1 1
6ver a period of many years has en- I B »"*Jll' If I® Iff |j»
abled the Company again to maintain Dn^""- 3 ' t it" !« jj{j . *
its position amongst the strongest BSB .Sy- 1 5V * iT-~i g *, li
I financial institutions in the country. ■2jMiL'.' , ll 4j.| It ' I
Assets have increased $3,356,668.11, j fjj
additions have been made to contisi- ||T; 1 f TVt»j
gent reserves, and our surplus has T ! ffi ' P S« m\ FT I
been increased by $704,932.61. HWHQHfT;J jS ™ . j£ l P I 3^9
We sincerely appreciate the co-opera- KraHfl v *1 'U u| |
,tion of our policyholders and others k! a«a '■' «l |l jft!
who have contributed to the success I 11-ll 'I * J *1 ' u i, f *s£• B
of the Company and in facing the f»- "'l'^ij"" ''(PI
ture we hope we will have their con- » / \~" T
tinucd interest and support.
I resident. Homi Orftcs, RICHMOND, VA.
Financial Condition. December 31, 1911
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ASSETS J_ ♦ : - cs LIABILITIES
Cash in Banks on Interest S 2,122,589.47 Poliey Reserves $58,751,002.62
CmO in Ofiotfl and in Uiokl not on Heirtg the amount which together with
Interest 126.803.59 future premiums ami interest will pay
United Slates Government Bonds 2J64.180.07 til policy claimi a, th,v mature. fku
State, Municipal and County Bonds.. 2,639,645.50 " "
Railroad and l'ublio Utility Bonds.-. 6,974,613.89 .-Reserves for Policy Claims 369,167.32 «.
All Other Bonds 734,682.66 Claim course of settlement ami re-
Stockl 1 223 471 SO terve far claims incurred but not re-
Mort,.,. lSS-«ft* KSZZ
Including l.oam on farm I'rofcrliti, ,— m
$002,734.49, 7.;... . .. Premiums and Interest Paid in Ad-
Real Estate 1,919,621.78 vance 399,523.97
XwNw' *"""** ' Reserve for Taxes, Commissions,
Real Bstate 342,93498 Expenses and all Other Liabilities 710,124.42
by Forfclcnrr.iiMorin,. . Speci#| Re§erv# |of P(M , ih , c n „
I . Loans to Policyholders 7,0*4,332.43 prestation of Assets . .. 2,000,000.00 *
*"" l> V' l *' "1 7Wr ♦ Specisl Reserve for Possible Excess
I- .n Mortslity 600,000.00
Interest Due snd Accrued -
On /«.«».!, and Policy Lent. Tutal LuSU.niHS $62,829,818J3
Installments, not yet due, of curreot Capital Stock $5,000,000.00
year's premiuraa, premiums in Surplus 5,141,014.84 '
course of collection and premiums
Extended — secured by Policy Re- ' »
serves- - 975,717.17 Surplus of Asssts over Lisbilitiss $10,141,014.84
If Total ADMnrro Assets $72,970,833.17 i ' Total. $72,970,833.17
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. A conrfntion eramlnatlon of the srcoun'« rn4 of Virginia, and the storks are carried al their
records of The Ufe Insurance Company ot Vlr- msrket values on December 31, 19.11.
finis has been completed by repreaentstlvea of the The calculation of the legal reserve as com
nstirance Department, of Virginia. North Csro- mited By llie Actuary of the Company has been
Una and Oklahoma and the abort it a statement verified and all other liabilities have been duly
of the Assets and Liabilities as al lbs does of provided for.
IT busintes December 31, 19JI. The above statement correctly shows the final. Lo
' All of the investments owned by the Compsnj cltl condition of the (Company as at December
■* bave bsen examined, or otharwise aoooantM fori 11, 1931.
(he rsih on hand hat been counted and tha bal- vrApr n rn\ni«s
ances on deposit with bank* and 'rust companies '
have l*en verified; and the corectness of the _ Chief Examiner of lnsuranct,
other assets has been established 'o our aatltfae- Barm of Intvranci and Hanking of ftrtf.nw,
tion. The bonds are valued on the '«sis of litaminer in Charge.
I snsortlnttosi aa provided by Ibe laws U Us *?Ute Richmond, Va., January 23, 1932. "
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Summary for 1931
Gross Income, $
Admitted Assets, $ 72,970,833.17 • , . An increase of $ 3,356,668.18
Insurance in Force, $387,823,631.00 . . . An increase of $12,579?61.00
Payments Under Policy Contract! in 1931 $ 7,188,970.44
Payments Under Policy Contracts Since Organization . $71,882,198.67
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W. G. PEELE
Special
Williamston, —- N. C.
Wake Up Your Liver Bile
—Without Calomel
And YouU Jump Out of Bed " tbi " biU b i°« «•»«»« ™tr. yo» m
in the Morning Rarin' to Go STSit iTt
If you lf*tsour Mid sunk and the
For they can't do it. They only Thm, «nuin h.mU M> „ n a,
move the bowels and a mere move- w bm it „ „
m.- t doesn't get at the cause. The m«ki nf th« bil» flow trwiy
E r-«-cn for your down-and-out feeling But don't «k fctiw, P nu. r.rwr-.
your liver. It should pour out two Uttl. U»« Ml.. Look for th. n«». CrUr".
i pounds of 1-quid bile into your bowels utt!. Unf Pnl , on th . tKd ÜbL n T .
daily *übititute. 25c »t ail atoroa. O IMI.C. M. Co,
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WANTED
WHITE LOGS
Oak or Cypress Lumber and Wood
At Bargain Prices »-. I
j M.J.NORTON
PHONE 71 WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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