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Funeral for Louis A. Hardison Last Week i for Louis A. Har dasoa. M. were held at the hoax near Dardens Wednesday afternoon with Rev N. T. Taylor officiating Interment was in the Gardner cem ciery near Jamesville. Mr Hardiaon was born in the Famnew section of Martin County He was a member of St Delight Christian church near Roper. Mr Hardistm had been in ill health for Surviving A widow, Mrs. Ber tha Hardiaon and the following chil dren: Mrs. Delmas Harris and Ar thur Hardiaon. Plymouth; Miss Beu lah Mane Hardiaon, Jamesville; Dewey Hardison. Williamston. and Misses Eula Lee. Emma Belle. Ruth. Meivin and May Dell Hardison. Marvin. James Edwin, and L B Hardison. all of Dardens. sisters Mrs Anna Modlin. Rocky Mount Mrs. Walter Gardner. Williamston; Mrs Charlie Styons and Mrs. Will Twaldy. Plymouth; brothers. Church Ernest and Luther Hardison. Plym outh; and an aged lather. J. D. Har dison. Williamston. IL*aco *0? OIL 25c QUART You Can't Surpass This Buy Either for Price or Quality HARRISON OIL CO. KIDNEY COLIC Gravel stone. Pus. Kidney and Bladder Complications Virld Quickly To G R A V V O? hudy An Herb Remedy. Sold by J. C. LEGGETT What's ? -T'. te 5. v *? - - ? .V - the good in Waiting? L_5k_ Have you been doing without telephone service <ly beceuse you thought you were saving money? The value oi telephone service in your home m case oi emergencies alone by lar outweighs the small cost. Then. too. the telephone affords you quick per sonal visits with your friends and relatives both in and out-of-town. What's the good in waiting? When you compare the little you actually save, with the convenience, com fort and pleasure that the telephone oilers, you will undoubtedly agree that it really doesn't pay to try and do without it CAROLINA TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY ^7inenfQiutJihf\ MERCHANDISI ON EASIEST CREDIT TERMS hwyo?emniirtWnlH] ?* malm 4 (uanatMl li aim iaa mmd bm mmmmmi ml Willi 11 MtknctlM mm mm liiIH |k> Guaranteed Goodrldi Tires and Batteries ? EASIEST CREDIT IN TOWN ? Economy Auto Supply WILLIAMSTON, N. C. rtOGtAM FOB WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, tfU. U Turnage Theatre ? Washington, N. C. y April IS >ri IS "THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" LILT TONS ari GENE EATMOND y April M "SMART GIRL" PABBELL iri hrta MacLANE U aari FiUw "SEVENTH Willi SIMOME MMOW ? Saturday April IT "UNDER-COVER MAN" ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS RELIGIOU Go To Church Sunday PRESBYTERIAN Williamston: Church school, 10 a. m Preaching service, 11 a. m Bear Grass Church school. 10 a. m. Young People, 7 p. m (instal lation of officers i Preaching serv ice. 8 pm. Choir practice Wednes day, 8 p. m. Roberson s Chapel Communion service. 3:30 p. m Prayer meeting. Thursday, 8 p.m Young people, Monday. 8 pm. (installation of of ficers i. Poplar Point Communion service 2pm Young people. Wednesday, 8pm Harrison's. Sunday school 2 p. m EPISCOPAL Church of the Advent Rev E. F Moseley. rector Second Sunday After Easter: - Church school. 9i45 a rn. Evening prayer and sermon, 8 p. m. Holy Trinity Mission Church school and preaching at 2 30 p m CHRISTIAN Rev. John L. GofT. Pastor Bible school. 9.45. Morning worship. 11 o'clock. Sub ject. "Dynamic Faith." Christian Endeavor. 7:00 p. m. Evening service. 8:00 o'clock Sub ject, "The Consecrated Hand." The: pastor speaks at both services. Mid week service and choir re hearsal. Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. Dr. C. J. SAWYER Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hours: 2 to 5 P. M. DR. SAl'NDKKS OI.D OFFICE Williamston. N. C. THE SINS THAT NAILED JES1S TO THE CROSS Many Sitter warRs Save been spake naiast the wmm Jadas b cmrinl far betraying Jf. ^ Wby Wa Srriptaral answer at. FOR SIN. It was sin. tben. that nailed there Wbaar sins? tt hat A brief glance at the record re veals this very closely We need only to review the part of the char acters in this tragedy to find out. Let us begin with the Disciples I*hey cob Id have prevented Calvary, but they forsook Him and fled Caia phas, the High Priest, could have set Him free, but he was prejudiced. Jesus didn't believe as he did about certain things, and this was an op portunity to get even with Him Herod, the king, could have let Him loose, but no. he was too frivolous He didn't take Christ seriously. Ju ias 1sea riot could have saved Jesus from the cross, but his love of roon py was too strong and he sold Him instead Pilate, the Roman gover nor. could have released Him. but eb; he was a moral coward If there was any man thai Jesus hated, it was a moral coward. A man in office exploiting that office like a jellyfish- A reed shaken by the wind, leaning whichever way the wind happened to be blowing. \ wave of the sea. tossed about. A man in office exploitnig that office md what it stands for for personal Bain and worldly glory A more blistering rebuke has never been ut tered from the lips of man than the >ne Jesus uttered against the scribes ind Pharisees in the 23rd chapter >f Matthew Prejudice, frivolity, love of mon py. and moral cowardice. These are not the sins of a demon-possessed man. are they? Yet they are the fins responsible for the crucifixion )f Jesus. As Christians we would lo well to search our hearts to see f any of these sins are to be found here For the writer of the Let ;er to the Hebrews tells us that tiose who commit such sins today ?re guilty of crucifying afresh the ion jtfOSL r. . filing for Bridge P P Is Now En Route The 70-foot piles, described as the Short" ones, for the Albemarle sound bridge should be ready to be hipped from a creosoting plant ai Wilmington by May 1. The "long" piles. 102 feet long, ire now en route from the west ?oast by rail, and were reported to lave passed through Denver last Wednesday Work on the approaches to the iridge is underway. The structure and connecting ADMUUSXZAIUK-S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator >f the estate of Augustus Wynn. de eased. late of Martin County. North raroltna. this is to notify all persons laving claims against the estate of aid deceased to exhibit same to the indersigned at Jamesville. N. C . on >r before the 3rd day of March, .938. or this notice will be pleaded n bar of their recovery. All persons ndebted to said estate will please nake immediate payment. This 3rd day of March. 1937. D W. WYNN. Administrator Estate of Augustus Wynn. mrS 6tw EXEClTOtf NOTICE Having this day qualified as exec J tor of the estate of Mary A. Rog ?rs. deceased, late of Martin County. North Carolina. thB is to notify all persons having claims against the retate of said deceased to exhibit tame to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of March. 1938. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All persons indebted t? laid estate will please make immed iate payment This the 24th day of March. 1937 W A. HERRY. Executor. Estate of Mary A. Rog ers. mr26 6tw DR. A. J. OSTEEN VETERINARIAN WnJIAMSTOW. N. C. 231 W 238-J 666 co COLDS FEVER ft NEWS Sunday School, Too! METHODIST Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching service, 11 a. m. Rev. J. W. Sneeden, of Bath, will preach. Epworth League, 6:45 p. m. There'll be no preaching service in the evening. -BAPTIST Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. B T. U,. 7:00 p. m. Evening worship, 8:00 o'clock. roads will be the most expensive in the state, costing more than $1,588, 000. The 322-foot swing span will be the longest in the state. Escapes Injury When Car Turns Over Four Times Mrs. P. V. Jones escaped injury yesterday when her car, a Chevro turned over four times between Bethel and Greenville. The ma chine. stopping right side up, was driven here by Mrs. Jones. MANY DAMAGE SUITS ON COURT CALENDAR (Continued from page one) one-third or one-half the cases will be cleared from the docket. The Lea vister-Andrews cases against Corey are likely to continue a great er part of the second week. There are some old cases on the calendar, among them being one or two that have traveled the course of the courts and are now being started again. The old Boston against Watts, ex ecutor, case is up for trial again. The plaintiff alleges the defendant in foreclosing a certain mortgage, took in more territory than the pa per covered. Lizzie Slade. suing Gus Peterson for $20 worth of furniture, alleges she bought the furniture for her daughter. Peterson's * wife, and now that her daughter is dead the fur niture should be given the pur chaser. Another Nancy Rolax case against H C. Norman is in the courts, the plaintiff, about 75) years old, suing for parity crop payments alleged to Less Monthly Discomfort Many women, who formerly Buf fered from a Wirt, run-down con dition as a result of poor assimila tion of food, say they benefited by urine CARDUI. a special medicine for women. They found it helped to increase the appetite and improve digestion thereby bringing them more strength from their food. Naturally there Is less discomfort at monthly periods when the system has been strengthened and the vari ous functions restored and regulated. Carewt prated tr thousands of nan. W web worth trying or course tf not s 1 KMt m Peele's-Jewelers 111 Mats TiL U-J have been paid the defendant. The Briley caee against Roberson is very ?imii?r to the Rolax action. The Free Union Bostons, frequent defendants in the criminal courts during past years, apparently have switched over to the civil side. Geo. W Boston is trying to recover cer tain lands from W. D Boston, his half-brother. The plaintiff main tains that when he was sent to pris on he turned the property over to the defendant with the understand ing that the defendant was to pro vide for the plaintiff's family. The plaintiff further alleges that while he was in prison, the defendant fore closed the property, bought it in and then mortgaged the land. There are six or eight fertilizer cases on the calendar, but the num ber of suits that were scheduled for trial just a few years back. WANTS WEEK-END SPECIALS: TULIPS, dozen, 35 cents. Fine collection of gladiolus bulbs and nice assortment of fers. Mrs. Kate B. York. It PEELE'S ? JEWELERS - ARE showing genuine engraved wed ding announcements in the latest engraving face and on Coral White Vellum priced at >6.85 for 25 wed ding announcements, including in side and outside envelopes, tissuing, and inserting. Additional copies at only 7 cents each. It BUSINESS MEN WANTED FOR sales promotion work Advanced commission weekly. Apply Box 475, Greenville, N C. ap9 4t I1ANO: WE WAVE BEAUTIFUL piano, food as new, well known make, being returned to us because purchaser m insolvent. In order to dispone of this piano immediately will transfer to responsible party for unpaid balance. Cash or liberal terms. For information as to loca tion address Lee Piano Company. Lynchburg, Vs. , ap9 2t FOB KENT: PENTHOUSE APART - ment (above Dr. Spencer's offices) and No. 3 garage; storage warehouse offices now occupied by Mr. Dunn Apply in writing to Mrs. Jim Sta ton ap9 2t HE1PEE STRAYED: WHITE AND black spotted Owner please call for same Cow will be released up on condition owner pay the costs of keeping cow and inserting ad in The Enterprise. S. C. Griffin. apt 21 ANTIQUES FROM VIRGINIA and Maryland estates on sale at Epis copal Parish House in Greenville. Tuesday. April 13. One day only. Large display Prices reasonable. It '?'0 s " ' V. \? * 4 "avilY ? /r VAPYLAND rW^ SHERBRl rticio tiOHi NOTICE To All Sellers of Livestock WE WILL NOT BUY ANY HOGS OR LIVE STOCK AFTER 12 O'clock on Saturdays We are forced to adopt this rule due to the fact that most of our employees are forced to work Saturday night, when livestock is bought after the noon hour on Saturdays. We would appreciate your complying with our wishes in this matter. Roberson's Slaughter House WILLIAMSTON, N. C. ^/erei u^at 9 mean, a axn - '^zcbcrj'd -pHice* ? 1tfmtf ecu if term* tuu^ a therotuf/i Cjttd {l/U/'reazMttitunuHy ! I SIGNED ^OaVl PONTIAC Vtokn. 1 TOOK thoB m. Hera, b Mark aod 1 j wkbr. M tbe peiaf tbel we offer ?Im an ? pt'C^ViTn wWpww.HM I SEISATIOMAL KEDUCTIOMS OH OUK EHTIKE STOCK Sdth TZaAam AMmA TiJImJAAJM Ai^M I pM "980^ IMhI IfJWPffPw VMy* Ideal Family Car.' 1935 FORD DELUXE COACH with Trunk m* ran like nhc far? $375.00 Ideal Family Car! 1933 FORD DELUXE SEDAN *. A m $350.00 1934 MASTER SIX 1934 MASTER SIX CHEVROLET COUPE CHEVROLET COUPE $300.00 $325.00 GOODWILL USED CIAS ?m fM ohIm h~ HAMILTON MOTOR CO.?Hamilton, N. C rlAVOL!" u ASK FOR HAVOLINE There's No Substitute HARRISON OIL CO. Major League BASE BALL ? BOSTON RED SOX American League vs. CINCINNATI REDS National League BRILES FIELD ROCKY MOUNT, N. C WED April 14th 2 :30 P. M ADMISSION Bleachers 75c Grandstand $1.10
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