Happenings In The Jamesville School The Jamesville Senior class had a very enjoyable trip to Chapel Hill Saturday, Sept. 20. After attending the football game, the class motor ed to Raleigh for supper. While in Raleigh the seniors visited the for mer Jamesville graduates who are in school there. The seniors recently organized a social club. The name of the club is Entre Nous. The purpose of this club is for each member and their teacher, Mrs. Hyman, to become ac quainted with the different parents of the class. The club will meet once a month. This month it will meet with Arthur Wallace Lilley. The ninth grade entertained Fri day morning with a very interesting program featuring Dr. Askem. Those failing to answer their questions thereby gaining a place on the pro gram were: Murray G. Davis, Mil dred Moore, Frances Coltrain, JJer nice Gardner, Clifford Corey, Ann Modlin and Ben Lilley. The third year home economics girls feel very proud of their sewing room for which they just completed new curtains. Tlie tenth grade boys and girls have selected a ways and means committee to begin planning and raising money for the junior-senior banquet. They have started early so they will be able to give the sen iors and visitors the best banquet they have ever attended. We hope them great success. The faculty is planning to give a play, "Mama's Baby Boy," October ByCrfr StanJUmO' Dixon Erected Mill on Cane Creek,1i 1753; Same Mill and Same Build ing: in Use Today . . . Reading between the lines in his tory books would be fun. Try it by turning to page 661 in volume I of Ashe's History of North Carolina. Near the bottom of the page this ( sentence is written, "On the night of j the 22nd the British army lay at Dix- ] on's Mills, on Cane Creek, in Cha-! tham County/' This was one of the | several stops made by Cornwallis between the Guilford Battleground and Wilmington. The mill mentioned is standing to-1 day and is operated by a direct de- j scendant of Simon Dixon, who es-1 tablished it in 1753. A few miles1 south of Burlington, this Cane Creek j mill is located at Snow Camp. Any one who wishes to read between theJ lines in Ashe's history should stop '? and ask for Mr T. M. Williams, the miller. He is a very pleasant and obliging man who is approaching his diamond jubilee birthday. You will hear the story of Cornwallis' thking Simon Dixon's rock house for head quarters. To protect his life it was necessary for him to escape to a dis tant refuge. Mrs. Dixon left her home in British possession and plan ned to stay with neighbors. Soon she mn-jud her pipe and tobacco. When she returned for it, guards had been placed at the doors, with orders that no one should disturb Cornwallis. She was determined to enter her home. The guard was equally deter mined that she should not. The com motion outside the door was heard by the British General, who came to the door. It was her home and he permitted her to find her pipe and tobacco. For additional reading between the lines, call on Mr. J. G. Pike, whom you will find busy on his farm at the age of 80; but you will 17th They put on an advertising campaign in Williamston and Plym outh last week and appreciate the cooperation received iti both places. We are expecting a large crowd to attend the play. The 4-H club held its first meet ing for the year Friday morning. New officers were elected for the year. The club has a large number of new members this year. Miss Reba Colt rain, a student of the tenth grade, visited her sister, Mrs Hardie Parisher, of Williams ton last week-end. Miss Lois Parks, Miss Louise Dail, Miss Sadie Rogers, Miss Grace Rog ers and Miss France Nelson enjoy ed a bus ride to Williamston Satur day and spent the day shopping. XI (fkty) Xmt& Afar <A2cfoJb Travel Light On Way To The Army Selective Service registrants en route to Army induction centers should "travel light." taking nothing but essentials so as to avoid incon venience to themselves and to the armed forces. Brigadier General J. Van B Metts. State Director of Se lective Service, cautioned today One small bag should be sufficient to carry the things a selectee needs until he is given his equipment by the Army, the director declared. He said: never guess his years correctly. He will ti ll you of Cornwallis' driving 70 eattle to Cane Creek and killing them in an open field near the old Cane Creek Friends' Church The beeves were taken into the church, and ax marks were left on the benches. These were erased some time ago by the burning of the origi nal church. The greatest tragedy was after the passing of Cornwallis' army and the return of the family. Soldiers had been silk with typli.u.i , Simon contracted the disease and du d His widow lived on until 1793. "If you Wish, take a small bag with a few clean clothes, a few handker chiefs, socks, soap, towel, and other necessary toilet articles. These are not essential, for you will be isued necessa^ equipment by the Army, but they may come in handy should there be any delay in your induction. "Leave jewelry, large sums of money, and other valuables at home, for they may be easily lost. If pos sible, take a little spending money for such needs as you may have be fore your first pay-day. Take some postal cards or stationery and stamps, a fountain pen, and an inex pensive watch if you have them." Selectees were warned by Direc tor Metts to leave automobiles and motorcycles at home. Commanding officers will tell the men on their posts if they may have these vehi cles and the soldiers will then have an opportunity to get them from their homes, he pointed out. Unnec essary articles taken to induction! centers must be returned to his home i by the selectee at his own expense i or otherwise disposed of. Director Metts said. j In Trenton IjlsI Week-end Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargett vis ited in Trenton last week-end. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the power and au thority conferred upon the under signed Trustee in that certain deed of trust bearing date June 16. 1939. executed to the undersigned Trustee , by James Henry Roberson, and rec orded in the Public Registry of Mar tin County in Hook X-3, at page 2t>0. , default having been made in the pay- ! ment of the debt for which said deed ' of trust was given us security, and atj thr-rcqtirsmtme IV.Idol ol said"note and deed of trust, the iinrierspmod I 1'riisiee win on me (illi day of Octo ber. 1941, at twelve (12> o'clock 'Noon, at the Courthouse door of! Secretary for Air Artemus L. Gates, former New York banker, is %ivorn in as assist ant secretary of the navy for air, in Washington. He will be in charge of the supervision of naval aero nautics and the coordination of its activities with other governmental agencies. Martin County, at Williamston, North Carolina, offer for sale, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real j estate, to-wit: "A certain parcel or tract or lot of | land l> ing and being in Martin Coun- j ty. State of North Carolina, and de fined and described as follows, to wit Beginning at Wheeler Rice's corner, and running down a lane about 51 feet to Thorn. Nichols' cor ner; thence a line perpendicular to the hia. line, parallel wtih the lane about 68 feet; ?tin nee?n?knt-?about?pi rpi nduulai with tin- lane about 11)5 feet to the bgeinning. Some being a house and tot located in the town of Williams t?.n, North Carolina." This property will be sold subject to all taxes due thereon and all prior i encumbrances. This the 23rd day of August, 1941. JAMES BAILEY PEEL, Trustee. Hugh G. Horton. Atty. s9-4t NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of-sale ciMit.'um^ttTrrthat certain Tteetf of trust executed by Edison Moore to the undersigned trustee, dated June 21. 1940, and recorded June 21, 1940, in the records of Martin Coun ty in the office of the Register of Deeds in Book Y-3. at page 310, and at the request of the holder of the note thereby secured, default having been made in the payment thereof, I will, on Monday, the 6th day of Octo ber. 1941. at twelve (12:00) o'clock noon, Eastern Standard - Time, in front of the Courthouse door in the Town of Williamston, Martin Coun ty. N C., offer for sale at public auc tion for cash, subject to all prior en cumbrances to this paper, the proper- i ty described in the aforesaid Deed of i Trust, vi/.: "Being in the aforesaid County and State and in Williams Township, ad joining the Lilley, Harrison and Sty j run -lands, and beginning in Haw Branch; thence with the various call | ings down the said Branch S. 25 W. 10 poles; thence S. 13 3-4 E. 6.2 poles; thence S. 63 E. 7.44 poles; thence S. 87 E. 8 poles; thence S. 42 E. 9.24 poles; to a juncture. Keepers Branch and Haw Branch; thence with Keep Ters Branch S. 74 W. 77.8 poles to the | end of said branch; thence N. 82 W. 180 poles to the new road; thence with new road N. 5 1-2 E. 12.6 poles, to a well defined path; thence with said path N. 64 3-4 E. 21 8 poles; thence N 54 3-4 E 16 poles to a corner in ?the said path; thence N: 13 1-2 W. 18.68 poles to a corner; thence S. i 67 1 I K. 30 poles; thence N. 84 1-2 E. i 38 poles to a corner; thence S. 84 1-2 ! Iv 44 6 poles to the first station in Haw Branch, containing 35.4 acres, more <?r less, arid being same lands described in instrument, of record in Book (J 2. at page 527. of the Martin County Public Records." This the 3rd day of Sept:. 1041. PAUL I). ROBERSON, . d It Trustee. jfandiibroo^ BRANOT \tn m /and?^^kpo5tilliqv oo. lATQNTQWW, N.J ilSL'G O.K. from U.S.A. m AMERICA S BIGGEST NICKELS WORTH Brtttan OUm ?f Ucai ftotttar ta to fcttrtto ton)^ Special Notice! ?To DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Pay Your Taxes On Or Before OCTOBER 1st For the Unpaid Taxes For 1940 Will Be Advertised At This Time. THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSTON PEANUT BAGS \\ ?? art' iioh 1hmtlxinix ordi r- fur -omr of tin- vt*ry l?t'?l first xcar xnimil liaml |?'aiinl l>a?? lliat you hate I'tcr m'i'ii. 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