* Friday* October 27, 1933
1 £££££ | Society & Personals 1 |
||] Hn. ELBERT 8. PEEL, Editor If
From Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hunter and
two little daughters, Virginia and
Margaret, of Greensboro, are visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Hunter.
To Have Party Tuesday
Mrs. Jack Frank, Mrs. Jack
Downing and Mrs. J. Robert Ever
ett have issued invitations to a bridge
party to take place Tuesday, Oc
tober 31, st at the Woman's Club.
Spend Thursday Here
Messrs. L. D. Lindsley and son,
Edwin, of Virginia Beach, spent last
night here with Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
Lindsley. They were on their way
home from Chicago, where they at
tended the World's Fair. Mrs. L. P.
Lindsley and Kenneth Lindsley, who
have also been attending the fair, re
turned home with them.
In Town Yesterday
Mr. Don Jolinson, of Gold Point,
was in town yesterday shopping.
Leave for Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Manning left
this morning for Davidson, where
they will spend the week-end with
Mrs. Manning's mother.
Return To Georgia
Mews. Karl and Earl Garrett, of
Adele, Ga., returned to their home
there today after visiting friends and
relatives here.
FLU - LAX
A Pleasant Palatable Liquid for
COLDS, GRIPPE, INFLUENZA
25c
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
PHONE 53
PEANUT BAGS
Only 6c
These bags are secoftd-handed, but
in good condition. Better get them now
before they are all sold.
Columbian Peanut Co.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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Our Customers
HAVE BEEN
Well Pleased
ALL THIS WEEK AT PRICES WE
PAID FOR TOBACCO
WE HAVE
FIRST SALE
Monday, October 30th
BY ALL MEANS - COME
Gus Perry ■ Jake Berger
WILL HAVE THE LIVEST, HIGHEST SALE
IN THE BELT
Planters Warehouse
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Here From Jamesville
Mesdames J. E. Smithwick and
Kathleen Lilley, of Jamesville, were
in town yesterday shopping.
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Here Yesterday
Mr. Sylvester Peel, of Griffins, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Here Thursday
Mr. Simon Lilley and little son,
of Griffins Township, were visitors
here yesterday.
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Attend Kixoams Meeting
Messrs. C. A. Harrison and N. C.
Green were among those attending
the district Kiwanis meeting in Elii
abeth City last evening.
Here This Week
Mr. T. B. Attmore, of Washing
ton, member of the State School
Commission, was in the county this
week attending to business matters.
.Attend Meeting in Kinston
Miss Selma Ayers and Messrs. J.
L. Hassell and J. R. Manning at
tend a welfare meeting in Kinston
last Tuesday.
Visit in Wake Forest
Mrs. Wheeler Martin and son,
Wheeler, jr., spent the past week-end
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W.
L. Poteat, in Wake Forest. She
went home to be with her father, Dr.
Poteat, who celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday.
Here Wednesday
Mr. E. G. Anderson, of Roberson
ville, was in town Wednesday attend
ing to business matters.
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In Smithfield Today
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Martin are
in Smithfield today, where Mr. Mar
tin is attending to professional mat
ters.
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Spending Week-End Here
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Muse and lit
tle daughter, of Tarboro, are spend
ing the week-end here with relatives.
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From Robersonvilie
Mr. Harvey Roberson, of Rober
sonvilie, was in town yesterday.
hi Rocky Mount This Week
Rev. Z. T. Piephoff has been in
Rocky Mount this week attending
a Presbyterian conference.
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Visit Relatives Here
Mrs. Beulah Britton and daugh
ters, Mrs. Willie Johnson, of Rob
ersonvilie, and Mrs. Lester Keel, of
Bethel, visited relatives here Wed
nesday.
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From Chapel Hill
Mr. J. Eber Manning, of Chapel
Hill, was in town yesterday.
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From Enfield
Mr. Wade Dickens, of Enfield, was
in town this week.
Harrell-Everette
Hamilton.— marriage of Miss
I Mary Catherine Everett, of Hamil
ton, and Dr. (ieorge N. Harrell, of
Grimesland, was celebrated Tuesday
afternoon, October 24th, at 5 o'clock
in the Christian |>arsonage, Washing
ton, N. C., in a service of beautiful
simplicity.
The impressive ring ceremony was
used by Rev. Bagby.
Miss Everette a dark blue
suit with harmonizing accessories and
a shoulder corsage of talisman roses.
Mrs. Harrell is the daughter of
Mrs. Mattie Everette, of Hamilton,
and Dr. Harrell is a practicing |>hy
sician in Grimesland.
NOTICE OP SALE
ASSETS OF THE BANK OF OAK CITY
In accordance with the provisions of the North Carolina Code of 1931,
Chapter 5, Article 3, paragraph 218 (c) Subsection 7, the undersigned will, on
November 15, 1933, at 2:30 p ni. o'clock, at the old hank building in the Town
of Oak City, County of Martin, and State of North Carolina, offer for sale
and sell in parcels or as a whole to the highest .bidder, for cash, subject to the
approval of the Judge of the Superior Court of the Second Judicial District,
the following described notes, judgments, real estate, and other assets, said
notes, judgments, real estate, and other assets being the property of the closed
Bank of Oak City, Oak City, N. C., the said notes being subject to all equi
ties which may be plead against the said Bank of Oak City:
Parcel No. 1
Note—E; Norman llarrell $ 279.56
Judgment—E. Norman Harrell • 5.20.44
Note—E Norman Harrell 183.73
Note—Harrell-Hopkins 1,466.03
Judgment—E. K. Harrell, E. Norman Harrell and Mrs. A. M Harrell 191.25
Judgment—W. I). Smith 133.25
Judgment—Joe Harrell 24.46
Judgment—W. D. Smith 89.35
Note—J. H. Hopkins 14.76
Note—iJ. H. Hopkins 75(H)
Judgment—G. H. Manning, E. K., E. Norman Harrell and Mrs. A. M.
Hopkins 83.25
Judgment—G. H. Manning, E. K , E. Norman Harrell and Mrs. A. M.
Hopkins J 77.' 7
Stock Assessment Judgment—Arch Harrell 100.00
Stock Assessment Judgment—D. F. Harrell 250.00
Stock Assessment Judgment—E. K. Harrell 50-00
Stock Assessment Judgment—Freddie Harrell 100.00
Stock Assessment Judgment—H. K. Harrell Estate 800.00
Stock Assessment Judgment—J. B. fiarrell 300.00
Parcel No. 2
Overdrafts —J. W. Hines H-45|
Note—S. E. and M. E. Hines 500(10
Note— S E. and J. W. Hines >■■■. ~ 300.00
Note—D. E. and M E Hines 94 19
Judgments—Hines Estate, Inc JHtW
Stock Assessment Judgment—S. E. Hines 100.00
Parcel No. 3
Note—Joseph and Felicia Early—2 notes $2,000 each 4,000.00
Stock Assessment Judgment—James Early 200.00 1
Note—C. M. and L, J. Davenport 500.00
Note—C. M. and L. J. Davenport 600.00
Note—C. M and L. J. Davenport 119.42
Note—Dennis and W. S. Bunting 60.00
Note—J. R. Bunting 2,500.00
Note—J. R. Bunting 265.00
Judgment—Joe and Nellie Bunting . 316.00
Parcel No. 4
Note —D. L. Brown 765.55
Overdraft —D. L. Brown - 92
Overdraft—Lawrence Bellamy . 17.00
Overdraft—S. G. Burnette 11.00
Overdraft—W. O. Council 160.48
Overdraft—W. O. Council and Charlotte Council 2,750.00
Overdraft—Thornton Daniel 41.50
Overdraft —R. L. Savage 25.00
Overdraft —R. W. Smith - 165.46
Overdraft —E. B. Thomas 46.50
Overdraft—W. D. Warren 37.00
Overdraft—Eli Williams 5.60
Judgments—J. C. and J. W. Williams 26.00
Judgments—J. C. Williams 40.32
Judgments—Fred Williams ir. . 14.20
Judgments—J. T. Bennette and K. B. Crawford 60.00
Judgments—E. T. Forbes 277.77
Overdraft —Francis Hyman ~. .... i 50
Judgments—A. P. Hyman . . 248.78
Judgments—Lawrence Hyman 29.51
Parcel No. S
Note—Jutry Cox and Pattie Hart ._ - 94.98
Note —Don Johnson and wife 200.00
Note—Don Johnson and wife „ . 500.00
Note—T. H. Johnson 375.00
Note—T.'H. Johnson _ 200.00
Overdraft—T. H. Johnson 4.19
Note—R. R. and Carrie Thompson _ 400.00
Note—R. R. and Carrie Thompson 60.00
Note—R. H. Weaver 4',000.00
Note—R. H. Weaver ' " " IflftOft
Note— R. H: Weaver 1; . 500.00
Note R. H. Weaver i . 650.00
THE ENTERPRISE
Returns To New York
Ralph Hardison, of Nlpw York,
returned there today after a visit to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Hardisbn, in Jamesville.
Civil Service Commission
Anounces Examinations
The' United States Civil Service
Commission has announced open com
petitive examinations as follows:
Junior graduate nurse, $1,620 a year,
various services throughout the Unit
ed States.
Teacher of home economics, senior
thigh school, $2,000 a year; teacher of
home economics, reservation and jun
ior high school, $1,860 a year. Indian
Service, Department of the Interior.
Junior teach*r* - of tirmr* seflfiflffifes,
$1,620 a year, Indian Service, Depart
ment of the Interior.
Student fingerprint classifier, $1,440
a year, division of investigation, De
partment of Justice, Washington, D.
Senior stenographer, $1,620 a year;
junior stenographer, $1,440 a year;
senior typist, $1,440 a year; junior
typist, $1,260 a year, departmental and
field services.
All salaries given above are subject
to a retirement deduction not to ex
ceed 15 per cent as a measure of econ
omy and to a retirement deduction of
3 1-2 per cent. i
Full information may be obtained
from the secretary of the United
States Civil Service Board of Exam
iners, at the post office here.
Iredell County Boys Win
Judging Contest at Fair
Iredell County 4-H club boys took
first prize in livestock judging at the
State Fair recently.
DR. VIRGIL H. MEWBORN
Optometrist
Next Vi.it.
Bethel, N. C., at Blount Hotel, Mon
day, November 20
Robersonville, N. C., at Fulmer's
Drug Store, Tues., Oct. 31-Nov. 21.
Williamston, N. C., at Peele's Jew
elry Store, Wednesday, November 22.
Plymouth, N. C., at O'Henry Drug
Store, Thursday, November 23.
Eye. Examined - Glasses Fitted - At
Tarboro Every Friday and Saturday
Black-Draught
Clears Up Sluggish Feeling
"I have used Thedford's Black-
Draught for conHtlpatlon for •
loritf time," writes Mrs. Frank Cham
pion, o f Wynne, Ark.
"If I vet up In the moraine feeling
dull ami sluggish, a doss of Black
l>rau£lit taken thres times a day will
Muse ths feeling to putts away, Hnd
l".i a day or two I feel like a new
person. After muny years of use ws
would not exchange llluok-Draughl
for any medicine."
o P-8. —lf you havt CHILDREN, givt
Ihtm Ike new, pltaisnl-laiMnf
MYRUP of Tk»d/or4'& Blark-Draughl.
Note—Alice and Bessie Sykes - 169.75 NOTICE
Note—Alice and Bessie Sykes ... . . 92.15 t
Note—Alice and Bessie Sykes 169,75 Having this day qualified as admin-
Judgment—J. M. and C. S. Johnson 110.00 istrsltrix of Ben Ward, deceased, late
Judgment—Willie Johnson 190.00 °'. Martin Comity, North Carolina,
Judgment—J. T. Matthews i ..... ... 335.96 •his is to notify all persons holding
Judgment—A. L. Moye 102.90 claims against estate i»f said deceased
Judgment—Rufus Lynch 47.00 to P r e»ent same to the undersigned
Judgment—K. V. Smith .. 50.00 on or before the 9th day of October,
Judgment—H. K. Smith 208.04 "34, or this notice will be pleaded in
Judgment—Nathan Staton 102.00 bar °f a "y recovery thereon. AH per-
Parcel No. 6 sons to said estate will please
Stock Assessment Judgment—B 1Y Long Estate 200.00 ma ' ce immediate payment.
Stock Assessment Judgment—B. M, Worsley 700.00 This '•'> "'ay °f October, 1933.
Stock Asessment Judgment—N. M. Worsley 200.00 LYDA WARD,
Overdraft—Worsley and Etlieridge 11.09 ( ' ,w Administratrix.
Parcel No. 7 "
StQpk Assessment Judgment—Peter Bellflower ■ ........ 200.00
Slock Assessment Judgment—W. F. Bellflower 100.00
Stock Asessment Judgment—A. Burnptte 100.00 .„ [STJSi^
Stock Assessment Judgment—W. H. Casper 200.00 ~
Stock Assessment Judgment—Mrs. Olivia Council 100.00
Stock Assessment Judgment— (•. L. Daniel Estate 200.00 wwWrfK
Stock Asessment Judgment—T. \V. Davenport , 100.00 tf BmT~ ~~ j
Stock Assessment Judgment—J. C. H Johnson 100.00 r?
Stock Asessment Judgment—Martin County Savings and Trust Co.,
"Stock Asessment Judgment—J. C. Ross, Cu.mlian 500.00 fj | mW mm fTI
Stock Asessment Judgment—J. C. Ross 50.00 ml If JVm / #
Stock Asessment Judgment—J. T. Savage 2H).00 N ■ ■
Stock Asessment Judgment—W. D.Warren 300.00 I bMILJ _ M __ _ , _
Stock Asessment Judgment—W. J. Johnson 200.00 fIUhyHIH SAP E R
Note—H. S. Everett _ 2,886.99 : Tfcan Smooth
Note—Oak City Supply Company 2 044 84 Old Tiroil
Stock Asessment Judgment—H. S Everette L50o!oo! I^H|
Judgmcnt-W. E. Tyson 675$ Rani • Te * aon * ll l , P«T
Judgment—l. E. Johnson and H. S. Everett 77(H) pavem * nt B ' ,ow
Cash Items— Minton Beach (bad check) ;30 ! that new Goodyear
Cash Items —David B. Taylor (bad check) All-Weathera.top
Parcel No. 9 car * 77 % quicker
Overdrafts—J. I. Bennett j 40 than smooth, old
Overdrafts-S. J Everett , 102,55 tire, and quicker
Overdrafts—J. H. Harrell kxk> "■ ,i,„„
/\ . L'ir 11 11 I ttian uny other
Overdrafts—Elliot Harrell h? 77 ,
Overdrafts—Mrs. Lena Harrell 144 OooJyoor new t,rea • • -Take
Overdrafts—Willie Johnson jZ no unnecessary
Overdrafts—Harvey Meadford 451 Sup.r,wUi ■ chances on .lip- ■
Overdrafts—Charles Price ]oy m pery fall and win-
Overdrafts—R. R Raw Is Iyo 0 . ter roads —put on
Overdrafts J. B. Whitfield J*!'*® safe-gripping new
Overdrafts-Mrs. Daisy Win,field 'J i Goodyear, now!
Overdrafts R. \. Raw Is g9 Mo.t .lie. atlll
Parcel No. 10 tnui«-in ai- „ .
Account Receivable—N. M, Worsley lg i so towmuc. »o» lower than
Account Receivable—Martin County Board of Education 300 00 s ' ourQ,d ' lr * l * f *" -
Real Estate !■■■■■■■■■■■
First Tract: Bank of Oak City Building „
Third T 1 ra » Ct I\ p Lu , l ."! cil U ood Lands; 1-2 undivided interest 1(H) a pIC th«o*to plr'^£^s
Fourth 'h h °T Maplc St • ' stor > 5 """» f "'" e TTySiZXiST
fourth Iract. \V 1 Hyman lands, 87 7 10 acres 3 miles east of Oak City; ■
subject toMife estate ot Cassandra Hyman.
'in o.lr r;^ rthUr Mannin * Property—2 town lots on Commerce Street I GOODYEAR PATHFINDER I
Sivfl, T,,V, 1 • I. I Sup*,l*i,t Cord T,,,.
Seven,t. Trn M ° U r a , p an ! : r , 001,1 lIOUSI ' alul lot action Oak C.ty, I Si" 5C "p - «h.
. venth Iract. A. t.. I arker, 3 room house and lot in colored section Oak I 5 Mu.tny nr. »i,h , I
vlty. y 111 reach of all
FlKht, iess"ncar C Oak S aty n undivided in « er « ,s « *»0 A, more or
Ninth Tract: A. L. lands. 1-7 undivided interest in 40 A lands
more 6t less, Oak City. * ' PFNiTPAT
Furniture and Fixture. 1 PvnL
1 Uurrougs Electric Posting Machine—l Masler Safe—Counters and Grill QfTPWTPIT
work and all other fix,,ires, .onsisting of tables, chairs e ,c
S. B. KITTRELL,
Pinetops. N C '-"imdating Agent, Bank of Oak City. !
Mon.-Tuea., Oct. 30-31 CAROI B „ ___
Matinee Monday at 3:30 LOMBARD in BRIEF MOMENT
I Wed., Nov. 1 Matinee at 3:30 Thurs.-Fri. Nov. 2-3 No Mat.
"MY WOMAN" LEE TRACY in Sat " Nov 4 1 to 11 p M
wi,h "TURN BACK . REX BELL in
Helen Twelvetrees * THE CLOCK" 'RAINBOW RANCH' J
C ° ME °V and SHORT NEWS and SHORT COMEDY and SERIAL
U Mat ' 10c to A " N '« hl - 'O-»c Children 10c Adulta 25c Ito 6-10 c After 6-10c-15c
WARNING!
V
This Is Your Last Chance to
PAY TAXES
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FOR THE YEAR 1932. Np FURTHER NOTICE
WILL BE GIVEN AS THE LIST OF DELIN
QUENT TAXPAYERS FOR THE YEAR 1932
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WILL BE ADVERTISE THE FIRST WEEK OF
NOVEMBER.
SAVE MONEY
BY PAYING NOW. ADDITIONAL COSTS-
WILL BE ADDED IF ADVERTISED. PAY A
PART IF NOT ALL. ..
Martin County
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