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The Enterprise MUM Imj Taaaday and Friday by the ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING CO. WILLIAMSTON. NORTH CAROLINA W. C Manning Bdin SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Strictly Cash in Advance) IN MARTIN COUNTY On* year ?^|1J0 Sia montba _____ .71 OT7T8IDB MARTIN COUNTY One year ? $2.00 Six months - - 1.00 No Subscription Received for Lees Then 6 Month Advertising Rate Card Furnished Upon Request Entered at the post office in YVilliamston, N. C., ss second-class matter under the act of Congress of March 3. 1879. Address all communications to The Lntcrpriw - and n"' '"dividual niembers of the firm. Tuesday, September 8, 1936 Where the Opposition Lies Why art- some people so opposed to the New I )eal? Only recently, a gentleman from a near-by county wa- standing around a small group and having a lot to say against the New Deal?just ?'cussing" it out in general It was suggested to him that he was hav ing a mighty lot to say against the New Ileal; he re sponded that he was ami that he was going to have even more to say. Whereupon, one of the gentlemen in the crowd asked him if it was not a fact that all of his holdings in that county were sold for debts which he could not pay under the old deal: and that, since the advent of the New Deal, he had become able to buy it all back? Thereupon the New Deal critic hung his head and walked away. The main critics of the New Deal have practically all profiled materially under its benefits, and they have no legitimate excuse for criticizing it. Their on-" ly reason is because a few of the very rich feel their |wiwei to dominate the business of the world slipping, and they began a fight on it, with every little popin jay following suit. Everybody knows that 99 people out of every 100 ahve prospered more under the New Deal than they did under the old. It behooves us a|l to reelect Pres ident Roosevelt and continue the benefits of the New Deal. Praise for Nobles Dr. M. C\ S. Nobles, jr., of the State Department <4 Revenue-, h,*- sent?in?his resignation, which has iieen acrepled by the governor, who. In his acceptance. pant a glow ing tnLi'j'.t .lu Nobles. ? It seems that Nobles gets the praise, while Maxwell Kets the offices. It must be that Maxwell is the man of jmlitital |xwci. and they neetl u politician worse than tltey do a business man. Work and Play Most of thr schools and colleges are their athletic activities, but, so far ; ing has been done toward getting students dition to take up the studies of reading, aiithmetic in advance of the regular opening. Of course, these things may be taken up later, and it is even posisble that time may be found to sandwich in guages and very little science. It must he even if it results in a few broken legs and arms. Our people seem to be fast swinging out of line. We could not possibly take a shorter course toward the field of ignorance than that which we are now pursuing. And we are doing all this at an enormous cost, which is a blow at our civilization. We. of course, need some play, but it should be surbodinale to work. Out ol the Profit SaskvUle Graphic Kvery year during the tobacco season, when farm rrs arc handling more money than at any other time, stories reach the m wspapers frequently relating rub I i . .. tr-rtiin,,.- ,n,i losses Another tobwe ~" season i> now In progress and *he lolfttu will receive his year s earnings. The same sharks and the same petty swindlers will be at work again this season, as they have in the past and as they will continue to do in teh future. Now is the time for folks to profit by the experience of |>ast years and take no chances on losing any part 0! their hard-earned money. On Going After Things Chowan Herald " ? Take our neighborly neighbor. WiHiamslon It's up and doing all (lit time, and someuor b on the job 24 hours every <la> Nothing is talked of or propooed in this section of the hemisphere but that it seems to get an Impetus first in Williamston. It grabs off every thing?why even yesterday one reads a couple of its trade board citizens were in Raleigh and stole a inarch on all of eastern North Carolina by having their town designated as one of the five State towns fur sending out highway patrol radio information. Just a tittle evidence of activity. Williamston moved. Edrnton read about it afterward. Frankly, progre.-sbBh-ans doing something. A chance for a hosiery mill mere has been bruited about for some time. Nothing has been done to land it. Wil liamston or even Swan Quarter may get it. The pro |Kisal to put a big wood pulp pa|ier manufacutory into eastern North Carolina has been in the air for several months. Not a move by Edenton or Chowan to pull off this $2,000,000 plant. I'lymouth. sleepy little Plymouth across the liay is after it. We're not. And why not, this and a hundred other things. Let's get away from the fear of another "Edrnton is a peanut town, and we could smell it before we could see it." Lei's not lay bark on the oars because a sound bridge is coming toward us soon, but, at that, far away from us. let's at least start driving now to draw in this forthcoming bridge traffic ol let ting it slip gaity In- through Yeopim and Bethel iota Hertford and Elizabeth City. Where are you. business Men's .Association? Awake and lie the captain of your soul, the master of your fate l)? something, even if it b to have another banquet. Selah. THEATRE ON WHEELS Thursday Sept. 10th It will soon be in town . . . presenting FREE SOUND MOVIES! Thrills?fun and adventure for young and old?it costs you nothing.?The \ only Complete Talking Motion Picture Theatre on Wheels in this section of the country. \ p ; . nuwuii iiji Roanoke Chevrolet Company -v 1 K?**: ' I RE SURE TO SEE THESE INTERESTING MOVIES Johnston Boy Expects 100 Bushels Corn From Acre c?-2 ? ?mBer. n? an acre of "*n that he expects to i "*?? 100 busheb thia WU or VALUABLE r, property "j virtue or trie ?u thori ty conferred upon us in a deed ?< tnuj executed by W D Daniel andjwtfe. Beatrice E. Daniel, on the ZSlf 1W5. and re corded in book T-2, pace 435 we oitota? the <U* ot y*"1'..1**' 12 o clock noon, at . tSPUrtoduse door in Martin Coun ty. Williamston. N. C, sell at public ?"rtaon lor cash to the highest bid der the following land, to wit ? V- ot land lying and here in Griffins Township. Martin Coun. 1' ,*hl state of N. C., begininf at aeh T. Dan. Wis corner; thence E 41.1 pole, to a corner; thence S. 1 E. 23 1-2 no to, to a corner; thence S 23 E 4 4 poto tothe rd; thence N 72 E 120 poles along said road to the run of the W. prong of Duke's Branch; thence down the Duke's Branch N. 2 E 60 32 poles to a corner, two bays and .* ^L"eVthence N 78 W 1* poles to the head of the bottom of the Roberaon Mill Pand; thence up the fSfVl. Mill Pond along H?L.tu*h. water mark to the first suuon. Uie twgmning. containing 90 t*c*ea, more or lrnn pai?^d " "?ld "ib,ect to "?? This sale is made by reason of the failure of W. D. Daniel and wife BMtrice E. Daniel, to pay off and discharge the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust. A deposit of 10 per cent will be lequired from the purchaser at the This the 26th day of August. 1936 INTERSTATE TRUS TEE CORPORATION. Substituted Trustee. Durham. N. C. ~ NOVICE North Carolina. Martin County Under and by virtue of the power ot sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed to the undersigned I trtMtee by A. G Wynne and wife. Vada Wynne, on the 20th day of !i?vemtt?r- >92e- ?nd of record in the public registry of Martin Coun ty in book S-2 at page 170. said deed Of trust having been given for the purpose of securing certain notes of r.Tn *"? tenor therewith, de fault having been made in the pay-1 ment of the said notes .the stipula tions contained in the said deed of I trust not having been complied I f*0!L 2* re<"Jes,t ?f the own ers of the said notes, the undersign-! ed trustee will, on Monday, the 28th day of September. 1936. at twelve ockx* noon, in front of the court, house in the town of Williamston Offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate, to wit: Beginning at the highway run i J, T Barnhill land to the A. C. L. Railroad, thence witii | said railroad to the Purvis heirs' "?*! * west course, thence south I with the Purvis heirs' line, and the I Harry Everett land to the highway thence east with the highway to Barnhill corner, the beginning, and 1 containing, by estimation, one and I one-fourth (1 1-4) acre, and being the same land that J. S Ayers I bought of Harry Everett, situated on the north side of No. 90 Highway in the town of Everetts. I Tins the 27th day of August. 1936 I J S. AYERS. -.w Trustee. Elbert S. Peel, attorney. NOTICE North Carolina, Martin County ectrtftt"ti'the d?y qualified as ex Smithwick. sr., this is to notify aul persons having claims against said U""' to the un dersigned or her attorney, within one year from the date of this no tour this notice wiU be pleaded " ^ ?f ?"y recovery All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment. gJbert S. Peel, attorney. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of a judg ment of the superior court, Martin County in the special proceedings entitled "Coy Lamm and J. D. Bow en vs. J. H. Roebuck et al." the un dersigned commissioners will, on Monday, October 5th. 1938. at 12 o' clock noon, in front of the court house door Martin County offer for sate to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described land: That or those certain tracts of land known as the Creek land, which is also known as the Rogers' land, which formerly belonged to W J. Riddick and willed to W L Riddick for his natural life and at his death to Mamie Taylgr, Lucy Roebuck and Fiefie Lamm by the late Temperance Riddick which will is recorded in will book No 8, page rThe same being bounded by G. Staton, Co no ho Creek. Biggs farm, Keith farm, et ala This Sls^day of^August, 1938. B. A CRfTCHER. si 4tw Commissioners NOTICE North Carolina. Martin County. Under and by virtue of the power of sals contained in a certain deed of trust executed to the undersigned trustee by J. R. Mobley and wife, Bita T. Mobley, on the 15th day of record February, 1998. and of the puulic registry of Martin Coun ty. in book 0-2. said dead of trust date and tenor therewith, default having been made in the payment of said notes, and the stipulations contained in the said deed of trust not having unde Being lot No. 4 in the division of the Penny Slade Finn, a man of which made by Shields, C. E, is of record in the public registry of Mar. tin County in Land Division Book No. 2 at page It, said lot No. 4 con taining 25 1-2 acres, more or la and being the soaie land this day deeded to J R Mobley by Elbert S. PeeL trustee. This the 15th day of August, im EI-BERT S PEEI.. all 4tw Trustee. SALE Or VALUABLE Under and by virtue of the a thority conferred upon us in a deed of trust executed by Floyd Hardi son (unmarried) on the 24th day of March, 1923, and recorded in book 0-2, page 225, we will an Saturday, the 28th day of September. 1938. 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse door in Martin County. Williams ton. N. C . sell at public auction, far cash, lo the highest bidder, the-following land, to wit: All that certain tract, piece, parcel of land, containing 48 acres, more or leas, situate, lying and t ing on what is commonly known as the Brown Rd. about 2 1-2 miles S. from the town of Jamesville. James vile Township, Martin County. N. C. and adjoining the lands of G. F. Cordon on the north; the lands of Leonard Hardiaon on the E.. the lands of Lawrence Brown on the S-; the lands of John Gardener and G. F. Cordon on the W . and mo [particularly described a* fullov Beginning 16 poles from the corner of Lawrence Brown and Leonard Hardison in Gum Pond Branch; thence N. 20* and 45' E. 52 poles to an iron post on the edge of the Har dison and Holliday Rd.; thence with the line of Leonard Hardison N. 11* W. 89 1-5 poles to an iron post; thence with the line of G. F. Cordon S 10* and 45' W 10 poles; S. 16* W. 15 poles; S. 13* W 12.64 poles; S. 14* and 45' W. 30.8 poles to an iron axle in maple stump; thence with the line of G. F. Cordon; N. 78* and 45' W. 27.68 poles to Brown's Rd ; N. 21* and 30' W. 10.72 poles to a lightwood stump; thence S. 77* W. 18.24 poles to a gum in a branch; thence with said branch S 14* and 30' E. 8 poles: S. 6* and 50' E. 6.40 poles and S. 5* and 30' E. 7 poles to a branch; thence with said branch W 8.56 poles and S. 77 1-2* W. 8 poles to the Jamesville and Wil liamston railroad bed; thence with 666 MALARIA la 3 Days COLDS Salve, Nose Drops llstMdw^ asia Try "Eeb My T&T?World's Bs wid bed S. 10* W. 30.73 poles; thence N. 01 1-3* E 13 polee to a hickory; thence S. 00* E. 100 poles; S. ?7* E I poles; & 11 1-3* E. 1U3 poles; N. 00* and IV E. 24.28 poles to Brown's Ed., thence N. 80* and 15* E 10.2 poles; & 03* and 30" E. 10.03 poles and N. 75* and 15' E. 0 poles to the beginning, and being the same land conveyed by B. A. Cntch to the said Floyd Itordiaon, by deed dated Jai mary 37. etto ftm. 15123, and of record in Martin ty Public Registry in Bk. E-3, pg. 540. This land is sold subject to all un This sale is made by reason of tfje failure of Floyd Harrison (unmar ried) to pay off and discharge the indebtednas saecured by said deed of trust. A deposit of 10 par cent will be required from the purchaser at the This the 18th day of August. 1036. INTERSTATE TRUS TEE CORPORATION, si ?tw Sub ~ N. C. WE SELL HUNTING LICENSES Kemington and Winchester Gun Shells & Guns ? Remington and Winchester RIFLES and BULLETS Hunting Coats and Any Other Hunting Equipment That You May Need WILLIAMSTON HARDWARE CO. Let Us Quote You Prices on LUMBER and Building Material If it's Building Material, millwork or lumber you may ex pect to fin<I1t htw arid in any quantities that you may want. Lw us quote you prices on building materials if you are anticipating building in the near future. If we don't have it in stock, we can make it, regardless of what it is. As to the price, it will pay you to see us before letting your contract. We feel that we can save you money and at the same time give you the best materials and millwork to be had. We Sell Anything to Build Anything FLOOR LATHS SHINGLES CEILING SIDING FLOORING * GALVANIZED ROOFING BUILDER'S HARDWARE LUMBER PAINTS BRICK NAILS SCREEN WINDOWS SCREEN DOORS MOULDINGS COLUMNS DOORS SASH DRAIN TILE BUILDING TILE LIME CEMENT PLASTER Moss Planing Mill Company wmtHuwroH. w. c. ?????? CLYDE ANDERSON, Representative
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