ALL-DAY SERVICE
WILL BE HELD BY
HOLINESS SEPT 30
Delegations From Near-by
Towns Expected To Be
Present That Day
Delegations from surrounding
towns are expected to into Wil
liamston next Sunda\. September 30.
for an all-day meeting under the evan
gelistic tent of Rev. \V. H Turner
and party on North Haughton Street
Members and friends of Pentecostal
Holiness churches in Kinston, Green
ville, Bethel, Tarboro, Rocky Mount,
Scotland Neck, Roper, Robesonrville,
Roanoke Rapids, and some from
towns without Holiness churches are
expected to come at the special invi
tation of the evangelist.
A group of ministers, including Rev
S. A. Fatin and Rev. J. T. Merritt,
of Tarboro; Rev. X. J. Medford, of
Rocky Mount; Rev. T. O. Todd, of
Bethel; Rev. J. \Y. Berry, of Green
ville; and many other ministers, in
eluding the ministers t?f WilliamsUm
of every denomination an invited to
attend.
Mr. Turner i- ohe ? ?! the leading j
ministers of this denomination in the
I nuea mates, ana aoroau tut n?i ?u?
ter. He spent nine years in_ China
as a missionary with his "wife, who al
so helps him .in the singing anil ^peak
mc in his meetings.
1 In addition to ht? work and
preaching. Rev. Mr. Turner#is an ati
thor of note, hating written a number j
?i books and sold articles to maga I
/ines with world-wide circulation. |
All of his dozen or more volume,
which includes more than $0,(N) copies, i
have bean sold. His writings have
brought him as much as 2 cents a
word, lie wrote features and corre
sponded for the Hong Kong Tele
graph, North China Herald, and Shang 1
hai Times. He wrote a series for one
paper on the political am! religious con
dition of China
He is a college graduate and attend
ed senifnaries of several denominations
as well as the Pentecostal Holiness
institutions. After^all of his experi
ences anil ability, it is said he does
^'oki-tirm preaching and praying in
his meetings," and ha- good singing
He recently closed very successful
meetings in Wilmington and White
ville.
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W. X. Wood, assistant county a^em
in Wilkes ( ou'n-ty, claims the largest
trench -ilo mi the State for his coun
t\~ He says it will hold over 100
tons of'silage.
Hundreds of
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CURVE IN ROAD
NEAR PARMELE
rwo Girls Are Painfully j
Hurt; Driver of Car
Escapes Injury
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Another attempt to "fly" around the
I'onT Roebuck curve on Highway 64.
uar Parmcle. was reported last Sun
lay afternoon, when a new Plymouth,
[riven by Curtis Martin, failed to ne
gotiate the turn and landed in Mr.
Roebuck's pasture among the cov?.
.caving the road, the car traveled
lown a ditch for a distance and then
ore into a fence before landing in the
?a>ture all poised and ready to return
n the direction from whence it had
?ome.
Martin, said to be under the driving
ige, was not hurt. Miss Nell Wynne
Hullo k. riding with the boy on the
ront seat, was badly bruised and suf
i ri d a cut or two about the face and
1 ? ad, the wounds being similar to
hose he had received in an automo- j
>ile ick just prior to the one last
Sunday. Miss Tripp, of Bethel, was
i ! g ui the hack seat and she was I
l>iui>ed and hurt hut not seriously. J
Her .nain injury was a gash in the j
>U' k of her head.
While none of the car occupants was j
? ui' usly hurt, and while the cows
we.c not hit, the car, belonging to
Martin's father. wa> wrecked.
More Than TOO Attend
Homecoming at Fairview
More than 7(M) people gathered at
he Fairview C hristian church between
lamesville arid Washington in Mar
in County Sunday for homecoming
lay, according to Rev. Gilbert Davis,
?f Plymouth, who has been conduct- !
tig a revival there for the la^t 10 days
)T more.
The roll of the members of the
rhurch was called and nearly every |
>ne answered to their names. A pic- j
lie dinner was served on the grounds, j
Rev. Edgar Harris, of Washington, j
raster of the church, preached at -the
norning service and Mr. Davis in the'
?vening.
Among the interesting members who
is wen ad the roll call was a Mr. Har
lison who wa> about 80 years of age,
vho came by automobile from a city
n Florida to he present at the gather
I
LOST IN WILLIAMSTON
20-Dollar Bill and several o ne's.
cinder please h
iriuies and receive reward.
COTTON AGENT
By special arrangement, the
North Carolina Cotton Coopera
tive Association w*!l pzy the rr*
price for cotton at Williamston
this season as at other points
where special ware c oses are 1 >
cated.
Even though one of the special
warehouses is not located in Wil
liamston. cotton will be received
here and the same price advanced
ss at other points. Mr. Julian H.
Harrell, at the Coast Line station
here, will handle this arrangement
and advance the cash to sll grow
ers who bring their cotton to the
shipping point here.
This arrangement has been made
for the convenience of many Mar
tin County growers who other
wise might have to haul their cot
ton some distances, to govern
ment bonded warehouses, it is
said, and since the price will be
exactly the same, many are expect
ing to take advantage of this op
portunity to save hauling and han
dling made necessary by distance
from the regular receiving ware
house.
Final Cotton Payment
To Be Made In October
Washington.?The farm administra
ion has announced that the third cot
ion "parity" payment due in Decem
ber would he combined with the sec
pn rental payment and that both arc
:o be distributed in October.
The total to be paid out will ap
proximate $72,000,000
In this announcement C. A. Cobb,
bief of the cotton production sec
lion, said:
"Payment of the second and third
nstallment due under the cotton con
ract was combined in < rder that dis
ribution of the payment to interest
ed parties might be more easily and
promptly effectuated."
He said tenants and share crop
pers had an interest in the "parity"
payment and that to put off payment
jntil December, the usual season for
nany tenants and renters to move to
pther farms, would cause unnecessary
:om plications.
Catawba Fat mars Secured
Four Cuttings of Alfalfa
Catawba County?farmers cut les
pcdeza hay this season from the tall
?st growth rvt r recorded in the coun
y. They also Secured four cuttings
rom their alfalfa fields.
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Hoke Farmers Have Free
Cotton Certificates Already
Hoke was the first county in North
arolina to get its tax exemption cer
ficates for ginning cotton this fall.
>ver 1,000 growers have already re
rived their certificates.
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Carrying three prisoners. Phoebe
loore and Joe Wheiler James to
rve 20 years each for murder; and
VERDICT FAVORS
THE PLAINTIFFS
IN CHURCH CASE
< Continued on Ukt kack pu?l
ants have not the right in law to the
possession, occupancy, custody, or use
j of said property or any part thereof.
and the said defendants and especially
the holder of the key of the said
church is ordered and directed to turn
? the same over to the plaintiffs, and
the defendants, their agents and rep
: resentatives, are restrained and en
joined against obtaining and using any
other key for the purpose of entering
into said building as trustees and in
assertion of any rights to hold, exer
cise, and carry on religious services as
a group or body independently of the
plaintiffs, but this judgment is not in
tended to restrain any individual de
fendant in this action from entering
into the said church for the purpose
of worship and in an orderly manner
when services of the said church are
being conducted under the authority
of its membership and those exercis
ing the function and duties of the or
ganization of the Smithwick Creek
church. The plaintiffs will . recover
their costs of the defendants."
The case, settled as far as the courts
are concerned, continues uncertain
with the Primitive Baptist church, as
a whole. The Hayes Swamp unit is
the one recognized by the association,
leaving the parties to the controversy
without recognition from other units
of the Primitive Baptist faith. In
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DENTIST
Anounces the opening of the office
formerly occupied by Dr. P. B. Cone
for the practice of dentistry.
short, the only issue settled in the)
court action yesterday was deter mini
the plaintiffs rightful owners of the
Smith wick Creek property. Just what
action will be taken in the future is |
not known, but it will be confined
within the church, it is believed.
According to unofficial reports
heard soon after the trial, the losers
in the case yesterday are considering
the construction of a church of their
own. The reports could not be veri
bed, however.
The completion of the case has been
| eagerly awaited oy i
oat this taction of th? county, for they
had fricadt on both tide* of the cou
trovery and were anxious for a peace
ful settlement Even thougiyq^e con
troversy had ita fault, there it one
thing that can be aaid and that ia
neither,aide hat reeorted to violence
or given rice to aay material trouble.
| It waa a law aait bitterly contacted
i with parties to both tides standing up
I for what they considered right. Un
fortunately. it was one of those cases
1 in which only one tide could win.
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