PAGE FOUR SCHOOL NEWS OF OAK CITY Membership Drive for Red Cross Conducted There Last Week Organized only a few weaks ago, the journalism club of the Oak City School it "covering" the various ac tivities of the school and community. The following happenings were re ported this week by members of the club: Thanksgiving Boxes The primary department of the Oak City School prepared four Thanksgiv ing boxes last week,.which were given to those families in dire need. The children from the three grades con tributed most generously, bringing fruitr, jams and nuts.—L. Atlsbrooks. Red Cross Drive A Red Cross drive was conducted in the school of Oak City last week, and V Worthwhile GIFTS at* Moderate prices I We know you select yqui Christmas gifts carefully and we have given real thought to our appropri (te gift assortment IDuk sets oI unusual beauty, caquuttc pieces of nlvw, damiiigly uximdutl rnir—s Itwtlry—i£l PEELE IEWELRY COMPANY Financial Statement of the Bank of Robersonville ROBERSONVILLE, N. C. ■ *>l . . - NOVEMBER 29, 1932 RESOURCES Loans and discounts $159,154.49 Tobacco Overdrafts 432.60 Trade Acceptances 29,067.76 Banking House and Fixtures 27,000.00 Other Real Estate " 8,129.97 Liberty and N. C. Bonds $47,200.00 Other Stocks and Bonds 12,200.00 Cash and due from Banks 92,562.50 Total Cash and Securities , 151,962.50 Checks for Clearing . 824.82 Total $376,572.14 LIABILITIES > Capital Stock * $ 42,000.00 Surplus Fund 30,000.00 . Undivided Profits, Net 1,300.15 Deposits 302,796.99 Reserve for Depreciation on Buildings 475.00 • Total 1 $376,572.14 •'i v * SAFE SOUND CONSERVATIVE DIRECTORS OFFICERS DIRECTORS Jt H. Roberson, * Eli Rodger. Jr. . /. H. Roberson, Jr. President DAT,., A. B. Smith R. A. Bailey A. Bailey* ... Vice President p T CMITH Everett K. u. smitn R L SmitJj v . ce President O. H. Co* R - J- Nel«on V. L. Roberson °*' EvmttC " bi " J. E. Ward H. C. Norman S. L. Roberson Asst. Cashier j c Smith SCHOOL DAYS —" : By DWISj WMr muff. ihc vwtwe- jjj fyq* Juftf vT,a - • t w /ue s*** '« ** euJP| I«s|y| Jfcr THM» / coon oor HMt VVOCPLAHD HtU. . JW% mjQffllFl ms> p '> U ip «s>** " h * /KST C Vy-':5-" JL4 • ikfnl FoOTWHTiI °" JLJg||' ; SAMOS Of 8 V,. .ft* s«»•*'—' ' TiMB. WW* sftotwtfmfc-Jl- under the present conditions, the re sponse was very good. Pins and pa per stickers were distributed among the teachers and a total sum of $5 was collected.—L. Allsbrook. In keeping with the Thanksgiving | idea, the fifth grade presented a very interesting program in chapel Wed nesday morning. Several appropriate readings, songs and a playlet were 1 given, which gave the children a clear er conception of the first Thanksgiv ing.—L. Allsbrook. Sewing Circle On Monday afternoon, November 21, about ten ladies of the community met in the home economics room to continue the sewing for the less for PUSI.IINID BVBMV TUBWV awf tuioav tunate people of the district. Much work was accomplished, thir teen garments being cut and complet ed The untiring interest shown by these and other people of Oak City ] and vicinity is much appreciated.—E Johnson. The members of the Wilsonion and Etherian Societies will make their ini tial appearance Thursday evening, December V in "The Alley • Daffidol." This is a comedy-dranja embracing many good laughs. Many attractive numbers will be given by the chorus girls. There will be a small admis sion in order to cake care of the ex penses. THE t£ NT BRPRIS£ PLAN TO PICKET ROADS TO HALT SACE OF PEANUTS (Continued from page one) It demands "that the movenftnt of pea nuts be immediately stopped, effective possibly Saturday, December 3." - • It charges the township information boards witli the duty of "knowing the movement, and, if possible, the pro posed movement, of any peanuts in CARD OF THANKS We take this means of expressing our grateful appreciation for the acts of kindness rendered and the expres sions of sympathy made during the recent illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Louisa I'erry. THE FAMILY. WANTS STORE FOR RENT: GOOD CON- | dition and good location. Apply to , W. J. Hodges. n29 4t j WANTED: 25 MEN AND 5 WO-! men for immediate work. Pcrma- | nent connection. Salary and expenses j guaranteed. Experience not neces- ; sary. Send stamped envelope for re- j ply. Eagle Detective Agency, Green ville, N. C. ~ .11-29 4t ! WANTED: A ONE- OR TWO-J horse crop for the year 1933. Can - furnish team, or would use landlord's team. Want a balanced crop; J. A. ! Warren, R. 1, Robersonville, N. C. 2t FOR PAINTING AND PAPER hanging, write or call ine. J. H. Roebuck, Willianiston, N. C. d 2 4t HYDROFINED BY "STANDARD" iv - ■ ■ ■■ . - : y '.■ ,\ v ; /rr".- . - • WILLIAMSTON bag lot* or over, that they be charged with the specific duty of picketing, if necessary, under their direct super vision, he roads leading to any mar ket, railroad siding, or factory, that I only the most persuasive method* be employed to prevent the movement of | any peanuts • • • unless the owner does show written authority that, the movement is permitted. "That if picketing becomes neces sary that no show of violence what ever be made and that positively no ' firearms or weapons be permitted, but ! only a danger signal be placed 200 i yards ahead of the picketing crew, who shall stretch i spiked belt across the | "First, that the movement of pea nuts Ee immediately stopped, effect ive possibly Saturday, December 3. | "Second, organize immediately a hoard of governors in each county producing peanuts in Virginia and . North Carolina, whose duty it shall he to effect an information board in 1 every township or other county di vision. | "The duty of the information board shall be to immediately list by name, ! ownership, and number o{ bags, all 'of the. peanuts in that township, and whether the party is favorable or un favorable to the movement, which shall he reported to the county board of governors with an indication on each lot as to whether the holder is ready to frcll at the minimum price which shall be set at today's meeting. (The price was left to be set by the cen tral committee.) A copy of these rec j ord's shall be sent into a central com mittee, this committee to be elected Iby the county board of governors, j "The Cefltral committee as well as the county board of governors shall tabulate these peanuts by townships, ' counties, and states. We will ask the Monday- Tuesday, Dec. 5-6 JEAN HARLOW "PETI niTQT" A l * o NEWS I Matinee lson., 3:30 P. M. CLARK GABLE Jn M\JhLJ UUOI and COMEDY Wednesday December D«c. S-» Saturday D^SSTIi I "THF NIAHT RINH T A/IV" 'HOT SATURDAY' TIM McCOY in with Car* Grant, Nancy Carroll 'The Fighting Marshal' with Randolph Scott „„„„„„ . H ADOLPHMENJOU comedy .nd shoot ..""a NEWS and SHORT Only 10c to Everybody Only 10c to Everybody Before Selling Peanuts fGet Our Prices PHONE WILLIAMSTON 87 225 WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE DEPOT WILLIAMSTON, N. C. W. E. OLD, Representative Planters Nut And Chocolate Company cleaner*-, when they desire to purchase any peanuts to advise the central corn remittee the quantity and the price they are willing to pay, we alto beg, beseech and pray the cleaners, realizing that their success is bound up at least in the existence 6f the peanut producer, not to buy peanuts from any source except from holders or owners of pea nuts who have written authority from the central committee that these pea nuts are permitted to be sold. The duty of the central committee shall be to allocate to each county and in turn to each township the number of begs of peanuts to be sold from that sec tion .at stated intervals. "I suggest that meetings be held in every township in every peanut grow ing county in North Carolina and Vir ginia, that every man quit what is left of his business and see that there is a mammoth attendance at these meet ings, " DR. C. J. SAWYER EYE, EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT SPECIALIST Office: Old Farmers ft Merchants Bank Building, Williamston, N. C. Hours: 2 to 5 EVERY WEEK DAY Except Wednesday, and by Special Appointment "It's Always Fresh" GELFAND MAYONNAISE isc **■ J. R. PARKER GROCERY CO. Friday, December 2,1932 DR. V. H. MEWBORN OPTOMETRIST Eyae Examined Glasses WTHK* LAST VISITS FOR 1932 Robenonvflle at Fahner'e Drag Slow, Tucidiv December ft. William (ton' at Atlantic Hotel, on Wednesday, December 7. Plymouth at O'Henry Dni Store, Thursday, December.!. At Tarfooro, N. C, Every Friday and Saturday W. S. HINES, MANAGER NEW PEANUT GROWERS CORPORATION Operating Strictly a Com mission and Storage house Specializing in Peanuts Rates in Line With Services Rendered. Reasonable Advances Office and Warehouse: Mul berry St., Phone 142, Suf folk, Va., P. O. Box 186

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