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Resolutions Pi By Members Farm Bureau Saturday Governor It Urged To Call Special Session of State Legislature Members of the Martin County Farm Bureau, meeting in William stoa on March 7, discussed and adopted the following resolutions: "Whereas, the emergency AAA funds for cooperative extension work have been cut off entirely; and "Whereas, with the soil conserve tion program in affect, which will mean a large increase in educational work and a need for additional ex tension fund: Be it - "Resolved, that we, the members of Martin County Farm Bureau, do hereby request the United States Senators and Representatives from North Carolina to oppose the pro posed reduction of the Smith-Lever fund, since any reduction in this fund will cripple the agricultural program. "The Martin County Farm Bu reau members express appreciation to United States Senators and Rep resentatives from North Carolina for your active and excellent sup port of past and recent farm legisla tion." "Whereas, the Federal Govern ment is passing legislation author izing a compact of tobacco states for the purpose of controlling tobacco production; "Whereas, Virginia and South Carolina legislatures are now in session and passing laws to cooper ate with the Federal government; and "Whereas, North Carolina is the leading flue-cured tobacco state, growing 70 per cent of the flue-cured tobacco; and "Whereas, if the 1986 crop is* not controlled to the point where a fair price is received for tobacco, there will be bankruptcy, disorder and rioting; and "Whereas, the tobacco growers are unwilling for their 1936 tobacco crop to sell for 1932 prices, even though one state that produces less than 10 per cent of the flue-cured tobacco crop may not be able to Audita Systems Taxes E. C. Morrissette CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Bank of Halifax Building WELDON, N. C. Phone 4241 FLIRT, Field Champ ion Hometuood Ftirtatiou*, White and Black Pointer Bitch, owned by H. M. Curry, Jr., Pituhurgh, Pennsylvania. AMONG all the bird dog* in America, Homewood . Flirtatious ("Flirt" for thort) stands out the 1935 champion. At the National Championship Field Trial at Grand Junction, Tenn., Flirt proved her mettle. Speed, range, bird finds?Flirt had everything! One perfect creature in whom Nature put that delicate, natural balance of all the elements that make a cham pion. * The champion Flirt is Nature at her best?one of Nature's rarest masterpiece*. She looks like other dogs?four legs, a head, a body, a tail, but she's not just a dog. She's a proud and prpven champion?a champion in the field. Another dog may look a little like her?but he's still just a dog. And here's another field champion. Natural Chilean Nitrate?another one of Nature's rarest masterpieces. Like the champion pointer, Natural Chilean has that proud and priceless gift?something over and beyond mere nitrogen?natural balance of the many fertiliser elements?the vital impurities? the Natural blend and balance that make a champion. That's the vital spark. That's why "Rift" isn't just a dog. That's why Natural Chilean isn't just a fertiliser. NiMral Chilean contain$ almost two 0Carm of mafor and jpinof mm*N at hocon, nitutfiti i iodine, calcium, potassium, etc,?each a vital eU? in groueh and healthy development of plant*. 77/ tubal AN NITRATE ?r IODA County Farmer Willing To tend Amos V Andy $500 Old ?u D. bilH" to a well to-do fanner, wall advanced la listen* Intently to V Andy aver the radto without fall, according to a story reaching here a few days ago. It is said that the twe charac ters have been about bankrupt far twe er three months and that they need *?? mighty bad; to fact, a eoaversatton a few days ago indicated they would have to close the doors of their grocery otsre If they METHODISTS OF DISTRICT WILL MEET MARCH 24 Sessions Will Be Held in Plymouth Church; Many Speakers Methodists of this section, com prising the Elizabeth City district, will meet in the Pl^piouth Metho dist church Tuesday, March 24, for a group conference. Evangelism and benevolences are the topic of the two sessions. Dinner will be served by the ladies of the Plym outh church. Included in this group will be del egates from Bath, Belhaven-Pante go, Columbia, Fairfleld, Mattamus keet, Plymouth, Swan Quarter, Roper-Craewell, Washington, Wind sor and Williamston churches. The pastors of all these groups have places on the program. Rev. E. J. Rees, of Washington, is leadtr, and Rev. B. B Slaughter is the presid ing elder*. Rev. W. L- Clegg, of Bethel, wlU preach the sermon. The morning session will open at 10 o'clock, with devotions by W. J. Watson, of Roper; with discusisons on e^ngeiism by J. W. Sneeden, Belhaven; R R. Grant, Williamston; A. C. Lee, Fairfield; H. H. McLean. Plymouth; B. B Slaughter, Eliza beth City; W. L. Clegg, Bethel; J. T. Stanford; C. T. Thrift, Plymouth. After lunch the session will recon vene with benevolences as the sub join in the program: therefore, be it "Resolved, That we, the officers of the Martin County Farm Bureau, call upon our governor, in the name of justice to the tobacco growers and general welfare of our county and state as a whole, to immediately call a special session of the legisla ture, inorder to enact such legisla tion as may be necessary for North Carolina to enter into a tobacco states compact for the control of the 1936 tobacco crop. AM Mt (el the UN Iron Mr. Helpem had listened to the talcs of woo-so mock that the plight tho two Ms woro to just a night or two ai? the old fanner said to U. Writum. handy about the plantation and writer, "By (lory, write a cheek for MM. If no one else In this country will let them have ISM. I will." The check was said to have been written, but was not Ject, with devotions by O. C. Mel ton, of Columbia; and talks on the topic by W. G. Lowe, Swan Quar ter; J. D. Robinson, Bath; E. N. Har rison, Windsor; Ed J. Rees, Wash ington. Adjournment is set for 3:30 The goal is that every church on every charge shall be represented at this group conference, and the other two of the year. The charge securing the largest number of votes secures the group conference. Rev. C. T. Thrift is pastor of the host church in Plymouth. NOTICE North Carolina, Martin County. In the Superior Court. Mrs. Thelma Jones vs. R. C. Jones The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled is above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Martin Coun ty, North Carolina, to secure an ab lolute divorce based upon two years separation, and the defendant will further take notice that he is re quired to appear before the clerk of the superior court of Martin Coun ty within thirty (30) days and an swer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief de manded in said complaint. Ttiis the 27th day of February, 1936. L. B WYNNE, Clerk Superior Court, f28 4tw Martin County. NOTICE or SERVICE BY PUBLICATION North Carolina, Martin County L. H. Matthews vs Mary Jenkins. James Jenkins and Mrs. Delia Jen kins, widow of George Jenkins, kins, Geneva Jenkins, and An and Troy Lee Jenkins, Elbert Jen toinette Jenkins, heirs at law ol George Jenkins, the last four min ors by their Guardian Ad Litem. J. L. Hassell, et als. The defendants, Mrs. Delia Jen kins, widow of George Jenkins, and Troy Lee Jenkins, Elbert Jenkins, Geneva Jenkins, and Antoinette Jen kins, heirs at law of George Jenkins will take notice that a summons en titled as above was issued against said defendants on the 20th day of February, 1936, by the undersigned clerk of the superior court of Mar tin County in a special proceedings to establish a boundary line in lands in Robersonville Township, Murtin County, North Carolina, in which said defendants have an interest, pursuant to section 361 of the North Carolina code, which summons is re turnable before said clerk at Wil liamston. N. C- within thirty (30) days from the 20th day of February. 1936, and said defendants will fur ther take notice that they are re quired to appear before the clerk of the superior court of Martin Coun ty and answer or demur to the com plaint in said action, or the plaintiff * ill apply to the court for the re lief demanded in said petition. This the 20th day of February. 1936. L BRUCE WYNNE. Clerk Superior Court. f21 4tw Martin County NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina. Martin County. In the Matter of Moilar Gardner, Major Gardner. Daniel Gardner. Noah Gardner, Mary Emily Gard ner. W. C. Stephenson. Bessie Stephenson. Henry Stephenson. Fannie Bell Stvnev Delia Barber. Beulah Stephenson. Addie B. Stephenson. John Thomas Steph enson, Stephenson, Simon Gardner, the last four minors by their next friend, A. Haasell, ex parte. Under and by virtue of an order of sale made by L. B Wynne. Clerk of the Superior Court of Martin County, in the above entitled pro ceeding, the undersigned commis sioner will, on Saturday the 21st day of March. 1936, at twelve o' clock noon, in front of the court house door in the town of William ston, N. C., offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol lowing described real estate, to-wit: Bounded on the north by Bob Gardner, on the east by Eli Gard ner, on the south by Alexander Lil ley and on the west by Julius Hard ison, containing 30 acres, more or less, and being known as the Wil liam Thomas Gardner land, and be ing the land whereon William Thos. Gardner lived and died. This 17th day ot February. 1936. ELBERT S. PEEL, f-28 4t Commissioner NOTICE or SALE Under and by virtue oI a judg ment of the Superior Court. Martin County, in a special proceeding* en titled "C. C. Shields v*. C. S. Alex ander. Guardian, et al,'' the under signed commissioner will, on the 18th day of March. 1836. at 12 o' clock noon, in front of the court house door. Martin County, offer for sale to tiie highest bider, for cash, the following described land: First tract: That certain tract of land adjoining the lands of Richard Gatlin. T. T. Council and others, bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at a stake on a canal a corner of Warren liarrell land, running along the division line N. 2 E. 14 40 chains to a sweet gum, thence N. 19.30 W 8 00 chains to a stake; thence N. 80 degrees W 31.30 chains to a stake in Gatlm line, thence along Gatlin line S 3 W. 14 90 chains to Coun cil's corner, thence alone Council's E. 17.(0 line S. (1 degrees 90 to a post on the canal Hi ears down the canal to the first station. Con taining M 1-2 acres. Second tract: That certain tract of land adjoining the lands of T. T. Council, H. H. Gatlin. H. K. Harrell, i> being lot No. 3 of the division of W B Savage land, known as the Blown land and others, as follows. Beginning at T. T. Council's laraar. running S 39 degrees W 227 poles to Gatlin's and Council's corner, near Rogers Pond; thence 134 pokes to corner of lot No. 1. thence N. 91 degrees E. 154 poles to Hyman's cor nel. now J. R. Council's, thence S. 58 degrees W. 35 poles to a lane, thence N. 30 W. 58 poles to the be ginning. Containing 160 acres, more or less. This Uth day of February, 1936. J. L. PITTMAN. 114 4tw Commissioner. Strand Theatre ? Washington, N. C. PROGRAM FOR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY. MARCH 16 Monday-Tuesday Mar. 1?-17 Helen Broderick and Hugh Herbert in "TO BEAT THE BAND" Cartoon and "Crime Doesn't Pay," No. J Wed.-Thur. Ular. 18-19 "ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER" with an ALL-STAR CAST Comedy and Cartoon Friday-Saturday Mar. 20-21 "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" with WARNER OLAND Hal Kemp's Orchestra Comedy and Serial WISE BIRDS THINK OF TOMORROW A tribo old bird a tho pelican ? I Whose loaaon you ran borrowt H? baa hij fun (cj well La can) \ But keep* in mind tomorrow ! I / ? III / BUT BETTEH WHISKIES ? IMA. l'.'ilv*rt*Marvt?nr1 IN^tlllln; Co tor K\tvullv? unir.- Vrw York N Y Calvwr* "Knorve" MMil'alvm ? 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