To Classify Rest Of |
The First and Seeond
Registrants Tonight
c? r
(Continued from page one)
S-2667?John William Bellflower,
Jr.. w. 1-A
2672?Lewis Hubert Page, w, 1-A
2673?Cecil Augusta Pippen, c, 3-A
2788?William Brown, c, 1-A
2802?William Herbert Everett, w,
1-A
2815?Lesley McCoy Griffin, w, 3-A
2819?Georgia Wilson Hardison. w
1-A
2832?William Bryant, c. 1-A
2833?Jeremiah Buchonan Perry, w,
2-A
2849?Willie Douglas, c, 1-A
S-2857?Howard Edwin Whitehurst,
w, 1-A
2858?William Vernon Wynn, w, 1-A
2860?Alfonzo Whitaker, c, 1-A
2863?Robert Brown, c. 1-A
2865?James Wesley Chesson. w, 1-A
S-2876?Ezell Gay nor. c, 1-A
2878?RUSSi 11 Cotton, c. 1-A
2879?Fred Whitley, c. 1-A
2892?Ira Marvin Coltrain, w, 1-A
2894?William Close' Burnett, c, 1-A
2913?Ralph Strayler, c. 1-A
S-2914?Lonza Lloyd, c. 1-A
2933?Velmer Chance, c, 1-A
S-2933?Grover Cleveland Godwin,
Jr. w, 1-A
S-2933-A?Durwood Teel. c, 1-A
2942?Dennis Mayo Harrison w. 1-A
2943?James Author Brown, c. 1-A
2948?Benjamin Franklin Roberson.
w, 1-A
2954?Robert Lee Wnibush. c. 1-A
2955?Harvey Holloman Yates, w
I-A
2956?William Elcana Hodges, c. 1-A
_29?7?Joseph Little. cr BA?
2960?Wilbert Lee Jolly, c. 1-A
2962?Hannal Taylor Gardner, w.
1-A
S-2971?Robert Urbin Guprganus.
w, 1-A
2975?Horace Lee. c, 1-A
S-2990?Jim Brown Holliday. w,
1-A
2993?Roland Ebron. c, 1-A
2995?Robert Clark, c, 1-A
1998?Leslie Williams, c. 1-A
2999?Aubery Lee Ward. c. I-A
3015?James Herbert Mason, c, 1-A
3019?Judson Mack Whitfield, c, 1-A
3020?Joseph Henry Peel, c, 1-A
3024?Frank Aner Smith, c, 1-A
3038?Robert Josephus Moye, w, 1-A
3037?Robert Lee Dail, w. 1-A
3039?Fate Williams, c. 1-A
3040?Eddie Price, w. 1-A
S-3047?Elijah Thomas, c. 1-A
3049? Cha1114- Birt Wynn, w. 1-A
S-2800- Willie Floyd Scott, c, 3-A
2801 Jason Calvin Downs, w. 3-A
2803?Eugene Whitley, c. 3-A
2804?Blake Hodges, c. 3-A
2805?Ue'njge King. c. 3-A
2806?Author Grants Sladr, e. 3-A
2807?William Daniel Biggs, c. 3-A |
2808?John Robert Brown, w, 3-A
2809?Joseph Wheeler Slade, c, 3-A j
2810?James Ramsey, c. 3-A
2811?William Stanley Hardison, w,
3-A
2812?Jesse Wesley Wood; Jr.. w. 3-A
2813? Ernest Wesley Stroud, w. 3-A j
2817?Moses Lee Anthony, c. 3-A
2818?Herman Mooring, c, 3-A
2822? Roland McKinzie Latham; e.
3-A
2823?Ducton Cherry, c. 3-A
2824?Fred Smith Barrett, w, 3-A
2903?Grady Huyle Davenport, w.
1-A
2929?Arthur Brown, c, 1 A
^882= Henry Moore, c, 1-A
2934?James Kader Rogerson, Jr., w,
2958?Solomon Keys, c, 1-A
2970?Harvey Lewis Modica, c. 1-A
2973?Samuel Murton Barnhill, w.
4-F
2979?William Henry Peel, w. 1-A
2988?Ernest Hubert Kincaid, w. 3-A
3001?Paulin Brown, c, 1-A
3002?James Madison Wilson, w, 1-A
3006?Johnnie Wilson Rogers, w, 1-A
S-3009?Elmer Bell, c, 1-A
3029?Charles Morton Hurst, Jr., w,
1-A
3041?Willie Briley, c, 1-A
3042?Horace Hodge, c, 1-A
3043?Jessie Savage, c, 1-A
2814?Frank Belcher, c, 1-A
2816?Ruol Jester Williamston, c,
1-A
S-2819?Whichard Ryland Marshall,
wri-A
2820?Henry Davis Clemmons, c, 1-A
2825?James Lloyd Price, w, 1-A
2827?Tom Moore, c, 1-A
2829?Luther Spruell, c, 1-A
2831?Alexander Hodges, c. 1-A
2837?Willie Whitfield, w, 1-A
2844?Alton Bell, c, 1-A
2848?Matthew James Council, c,
1-A
2853?Rufus Moore, c, 1-A
2826?William Gray Leary, w. 3-A
2828?Haywood Spruill, c, 3-A
2834?Alonza Teel, c. 3-A
2835?Charlie Tayloe Bowers, w, 3-A
2836?Joseph. Robert Beach, w, 3-A
2839?Joseph Coffield, c, 3-A
S-2838?Marshall Williams, e, 3-A
2839?Wilbur David Keys, c, 3-A
2840?Cluiilos Havwood Mlielle, w
3-A
2842?Guy Edwin Powell, w, 3-A
2843?Charlie Bennett, c, 3-A
2845?John Henry Jones, w, 3-A
2846?Clifton Charles Turner, w, 3-A
2847 James Williams Long, w, 3-A
2850?Burnice Roosevelt Brown, c
3-A
2851?Jethro James, c, 3-A
2852?Carrol Lee Griffin, w. 3-A
2855? Billy White, c. 3-A
2857?Ben Ot'lavis Clemmons, c, 3-A
2859?Mervin Allen Bonds, w, 3-A
2861?James Henry Norfleet, c, 3-A
2862 Cecil Clyde Revels, w, 3-A
2864?Royal "Edward Gurganus. w.
3-A
2866 Charlie Mar Johnson, c, 3-A?
2867-?Don Gilliam Chance, c, 3-A
2868?William Bryant Powell, c, 3-A
2870?Eugene Corey, c, 3-A
2871?Henry Jasper Silverthorne,
w. 3-A
2872?Henry Peetat, c. 3-A
2873?Paul Leon Baker, c, 3-A
2874 Charlie Warren Ward, w, 3-A
2875? Rosevelt Taylor, c, 3-A
2876?Per lie Lee Rogers, w, 3-A
2877?Howell Lunday House, w, 3-A
2880?Franklin Bruce Whitley, w,
3-A
2881?Levie Faison, c, 3-A
2882?Robert Shaw Coltrain, w, 3-A
2883?George Roosevelt Beach, w,
3-A
2884?Roy Felton Tate, w, 3-A
2886 John Rossel Rogers, w, 3-A
2887 Isiah Roberson, c, 3-A
2888 Willie Dawes, c, 3-A
^>889 Claude Clark, c, 3-A
2890 Jim Corey, c, 3-A
2893 Asa Warner Bailey, c, 3-A
2895 Roosevelt Parker, c, 3-A
2896 -Chfton Bell; c. 3-A
2897 -William Chap Hines, c. 3-A
2898 Rixie Howard Modlin, w, 3-A
2899 James Henry Finch, c, 3-A
2900?James Rogers, c, X3-A
2901 George Russell Bell, w, 3-A
2902 Thomas Lawrence Lilley, w,
3-A
2905 Will Crandell. c, 3-A
2906?John Howard, c, 3-A
2907 Walter Rodgers, c, 3-A
2908 -Lacy Waverly Anderson, w
3-A
2909 -Reubin Lee Hester, w, 3-A
2910 -James Willis Gay, w, 3-A
2914 James Edward Mariner, c. 3-A
2915 Robert Augusta Bailey, w, 3-A
2916 William Howard Griffin, w,
? J-A
2917 Theodore Rhodes, c, 3-A
3-A
2919 Wood low Clifton Harris. ~
3-^r
2920 - Alonza Rosevelt Jones, c, 3-A
2921 Brantley Crammer Chesson.
w. 3-A
[2922? Lone Haislip,' w, 3-A
2923 Luther Cullifer, w. 3-A
12925 Harrcll Aubry Pierce, w, 3-A
TONIGHT
And
All This Week
W. C. KAUS
SHOWS
"AMERICA'S GAYWAY"
Sponsored l>v John W. llussell Post
FAIR GROUNDS
W1LLIAMSTON. N. C.
RIDES 20 SHOWS
Featuring
THE FLYING LA FORMS
Open At 7:00 Saturday Matinee
WPB Restricts Women's Styles
The War Production Board has decreed that for the duration of the
w. r drc-s's can be shorter and shorter, or tighter and tighter, but
r.-ither longer or fuller than those now worn. Left, a woolen suit be
fore restrictions wen- imposed. It has wool patch pockets a 26 Vi inch
jacket, a sweep of 70 inches and deep front and back pi . Right, the
same suit. with the new restrictions show a 24 Ms inch jacket, a gored
skirt with sweep of 58 Vis inches and patch pockets simulated by stitching.
(Central PresH)
Fire Threaten* Home
In Hamilton Saturday
slightly damaged the Herman Ev
erett home in Hamilton last Satur
day morning about 11 o*etock. Sever -
al rooms were badly smoked, but
most of the fire damage was confin
ed to the kitchen.
Church bells and automobile horns
sounded a general alarm, and the
town's bucket brigade and fire-fight
ing apparatus reported in numbers
and did an effective work in bring
ing the fire under control. "Without
a doubt, Hamilton has the best fire
fighting bucket brigade in the coun
try," an observer commented.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Griffin and
children, Muriel and J. C., visited in
Williamston today.
2926?Kay Miller Jones, c, 3-A
2927?Edward Gordon Howell, w,
3-A
2928?Curtis Woodrow Whitaker, w, j
3-A > .
2930?William Thomas Bland, c, 3-A
2931?Fred Louis Chesson, w, 3-A
2935?Jessie Leamon Mobley, w, 3-A
2936?William Clyde Griffin, w. 3-A
2937?James Edward Pugh, c, 3-A
2938?James Arthur Peele, c, 3-*A
2939?Noah Haislip, w, 3-A
2940?George Willie Collier, c, 3-A
2941?Ace Tom Taylor, w, 3-A
2944 William Harry Barber, w, 3-A
2945?Guilford Van Burean Flow
ers, w, 3-A
2946?Dallas Russell Roebuck, w,
3-A
2947?Jesse James Williams, w, 3-A
2949?Major Luthan, c, 3-A
2950?Jeffro Parker, c. 3-A
2951 ?I^roy Beach, w, 3-A
2952?Mack Kanney Bennett, c, 3-A
S-2952?James Hyman Clark, w, 3-A
2953 Durward Carl Brown, w, 3-A
2959 James David Moore, w, 3-A
2961 -Judson Harmon Jones, w, 3-A
2963?Woodrow Burnett, c, 3-A
2964 Matthew Thigpen, c, 3-A
2966 Ralph Oliver Purvis, w, 3-A
2967 Charlie Grimes Forbes, w, 3-A
2968- Marion Thomas Hardison, w.
3-A
2969- James Edward Bunch, c. 3-A
2971- Joe Burl Glenn, w. 3-A
2972 Emanuel Ruffin, c, 3-A
2974 William Allen James, c. 3-A
2976 Charlie Lorzen Moore, c, 3-A
2977- Werley Warren James, c, 3-A
2980?Joe Coppage, c, 3-A
2982 IJavie Leonard James, c, 3-A
2983?Fernander Cortez Bowen, w.
3-A
2984?Rubert Gray Coltraine, w, 3-A
2985?James Lester Roberson, c, 3-A
2986?James Carel Keel, w, 3-A
2987 -Fate Coffield, c, 3-A
2989?C. B. Stancil Gurganus, w, 3-A
2990?J B. Rogerson, w, 3-A
2991?Robert Gaylord Harrison. Jr.,
w. 3-A
2992?James Burnard Bullock, w,
3 A
2996 Sam Rodgers, c, 3-A
2997?Earnest Raymond Rawls, w,
3-A
3000?Raymond Lloyd, c, 3-A
3004?Author Cromwell, o, 3-A
3005?Leslie Canady Jones, w, 3-A
3007?James Simon Gurganus, w,
3-A
3009?Alonza Thomas Revels, w, 3-A
3010?John Henry Roberson, w, 3-A
3011?Noah Woolard Leggett, w, 3-A
3013?John Ashley Hardison. w, 3-A
3014?Theodore Roosevelt Ange, w,
3-A
3016?John Henry Barfield, c, 3-A
3017?Tilmon Ray Coltrain, w, 3-A
3021?William Olive Powell, w, 3-A
3022?Jasper Purvis, c, 3-A
3023? -John Asa Bland, w, 3-A
3025?Raymond Amlic Robertson,
v, 3-A
3026?Arthur Bailey Gurganus, w,
3-A
3027?Frank Dunn, w, 3-A
3028?Henry Kenneth Harrington,
w 3-A
S-3028?John Wallace, Jr., c, 3-A
3030?William Bluford Wilson, c,
3-A
3031?William Henry Rodger*. %
3-A
3032?Johnnie Cook, c, 3-A
3035?Demon Strickland, w, 3-A
3036?Marvin Sheppard Cowan, w.
3-A?
3039-A?Willie Rogers, c, 3-A
3041-A?Henry Robert Short, c, 3-A
3044?Wheeler Levi Edmondaon, w,
3-A
3045?Joseph Paul Simpson, w, 3-A
3046?Arthur Edward Ange. w, 3-A
3047?John Durand Beach, w. 3-A
3048?Cornelius Hooker, c, 3-A
3050?William Thomas Wallace, c,
3-A
3061?Raymond Williams, Jr., w, S-A
Governor Proclaims
Fourth Registration
Day For The Draft
(Continued from page one)
with Selective Service Regulations.
Every person reuired to register
should familiarize himself with ap
plicable regulations in order to com
ply therewith. Very severe penalties
are provided for those who neglect
or refuse to register.
"I call upon the heads of all gov
ernmental agencies, all educational
institutions and all employers of la
bor in this State to give those under
theri charge sufficient time to en
able them to discharge the duty of
registration. And I call upon all
State, county and municipal agen
cies to give full cooperation to
those whose duty it is ot conduct this
registration. The three previous reg
istrations have been successfully
conducted in North Carolina. Let
every citizen whether called upon to
register or called upon to assist in
conducting the registration, respond
freely and without complaint, to the
end that this Fourth Registration
will be as successful as the first
three."
Total Of Five State,
District And County
Contests S c heduled
(Continued from page one)
H eptvsoi it at t ves.
Candidates (or Die several other
county offices und for ronstahle
one township will he declared the
democratic party nominees because,
of the fact there was no announced
opposition. These nominees and the
filing fees are, as follows: C. B Roe
buck, sheriff, $60; L. B. Wynne, clerk
of court, $24; Paul D. Roberson, coun
ty court solicitor, $7.80; R. L. Perry,
K. A. Haislip, C. D Carstarphen,
Joshua L. Coltrain, C A Roberson,
county commissioners, $5 each; R. H.
Smith, county treasurer, $6; H..C.
Norman and J. D. Woolard, members
of the county board of education, $5
each; A Corey, county surveyor, $5;
Charles R Moore, Williamston Town
ship constable, $5. Other filing fees
paid to Mr. Sylvester Peel, chairman
of the county board of elections,
were as follows: H. G. Horton, state
senate, $6; W. Iverson Skinner and
Clarence W. Griffin, state house of
representatives, $6 each; J. C. Smith
and S Harcum Grimes, $8.40 each.
The filing fees are figured at the
rate of one per cent of the annual
it was not contested the fee required
of the sheriff is believed to be in
excess of the amount required since
the sheriff has to pay his deputy,
part of the jailor's salary and travel
ing expenses.
Several of the posts almost went
begging for candidates, the elections
board chairman stating that two no
tices of candidacy were filed just
last Saturday evening at 6 o'clock.
Mill Mizell In Piano
Recital At Oak City
?
Playing several numbers, Miss
Gladys Mizell, ninth grade student,
rendered one of the best musical re
citals ever given in the Oak City
school last Friday evening. She was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Julian
Mizell, in a violin solo and by Mrs.
Grace Lupton in a reading entitled,
"The Winning of Kathenne."
?
Funeral For Local Citiaen
Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services were conducted
at the Riverside Church on Main
Street here last Sunday afternoon
for Deal Ann Ruffin, 42-year-old col
ored citizen who died at her home
here on Center Street the Monday
before. Rev. Green conducted the
last rites, and interment was in the
country. The services were largely
attended. ?
Pvt. Seth Davis, of the FARC Den
tal Clinic, Fort Bragg, spent the
week-end near here with his parents.
Enemy Experiences
Reverses On Many
Far-Flung Fronts
(Continued from page one)
Leningrad and east of Lake Ladoga,
the Russians claimed an advance of
two miles at one point, while Berlin
itself acknowledged htat Axis forces
were fighting "defensive battles"
there.
There was little detail about the
progress of the action on the Kare
lian Isthmus west of Ladoga.
Word that Russian long-range
guns now commanded Smolensk,
which is only about 50 miles short
of the White Russian frontier, sup
ported many recent indications that
German outposts soon would be put
under a powerful and decisive gen
eral assault, frontally and by envel
opment. 4*
?Air raid warnings were heard ov
er large areas in Japan today, but
no details were disclosed
Authorized reports stated that the
Japs had suffered mouting losses in
advancing on Panay, that the at
tacks on the Corregidor fortress had
"eased off" following concerted
raids. Still on the initiative, Ameri
can and Australian bombers scored
successes in recent attacks on New
Guinea.
Pierre Laval, selling out his peo
ple for his own personal gain, has
openly announced a brazen policy
calling for closer collaboration with
Hitlei. He is~traveling to Paris to re
port his recent successes in wedding
France to Germany. It was reported
today that 60,000 tons of shipping
had been turned over to Japan at
Laval's direction. The Vatican, fee
bly offering to explain its action on
developments of 20 years ago, has
now virtually established relations
with Japan. While the weaklings and
hirelings of Hitlet jump to play the
role of Mussolini, the French peo
ple continue their sabotage work ev
en though the action exacts supreme
sacrifices. More French hostages
were shot today.
Possibly trying to explain their
losses -in Russia, German military
authorities were quoted as saying
that the* Soviet is stronger today
than were the combined forces of
the Allies in the last World War. The
explanation was heard along with
reports telling of the near wrecking
of the German air power over Rus
sia
The war is causing England to
tighten its belt agairi This time the
people are being advised that sources
Ambassador Leahy's wife died in
France this morning, and there is
some doubt when the ambassador
will be able to report to Washington
for conferences in connection with
the turn of recent events in France.
The removal of enemy aliens from
Atlantic Coast areas is now consid
ered a possibility. It has been stated
/hat enemy submarines were receiv
ing vital information about ship
movements and other war develop
ments in this country.
Oak City Ruritan
('InIt Has Rarbecue
The Ruritun Club of Oak City
sponsored a barbecue dinner Satur
day, April mm, lu Help in the school
garden for the Oak City school. The
expenses of the garden are to be
paid by the different schools accord
ing to the amount of canned vege
tables each school Is able to meet
from a financial viewpoint. We hope
this dinner will help to serve the
purpose. The committee on arrange
ments was: Messrs. Jack Smith, Av
ery Smith and L. L. Keel. The din
ner was carried out very successful
ly under the efficient management
of the different committees Several
people were present from William
ston, among whom was Congress
man Herbert Bonner, who made a
very interesting talk at the close of
the dinner on the present conditions
of war.
Funt-riil For Retired
Far/renter Thurtday
?
Funeral services for Paul W, Rog
ers, retired colored carpenter, will
be held in the Mt. Shiloh Baptist
Church here Thursday afternoon.
The pastor, Rev. L. T. Bonds, will
officiate.
Rogers, in ill health for about one
year, died at his home just off the
Washington Highway early this
morning.
FOR RENT ? SIX-ROOM HOUSE
near fair grounds. Sanford Rob
erson. a21-2t-pd
WAR AFFECTING
RADIOS
You know the radio situation as
well as we do. Although we bought
very heavy on radios, when they are
gone, they are gone. So don't wait,
we have a stock of battery radios,
electric radios and radio batteries.
Weekly, monthly or fall terms.
WOO LARD FURNITURE CO
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
TOKYO STOCK PEAS FOR SALE.
Only a few bushels left. Closing
them out for $2.00 per bushel. J.
Walter Gurganus, Williamston.
a21-2t
TOKYO SOYBEANS FOR SALE?
Have 20 bushels or more. Price
reasonable. John H. Roberson, Wil
liamston, N. C. R.F.D. a21-2t
FOR SALE? BUNCH SEED PEA
nuts. Be per lb. S. R. Coburn,
Jamesville, N. C., R.F.D. 2. a21-2t
FOR RENT ? 3-ROOM APART
ment. First floor. West Main St.
Williamston. J. W. Green. al7-3t
FEATHERS WANTED ? WE BOY
geese, duck, turkey, chicken feath
ers. Goose and turkey quills. Good
prices. Write for same. Preston E.
Cayton, Edenton, N. C. m20-tf
FOR QUICK, QUALITY DRY
cleaning service, bring your clothe*
to Pittman'i. One day service on any
garment Suits, coats and dresses, 50
cents, cash and carry. 65c delivered.
Pittman's Cleaners. O-tf
GIANT STRIA IT A CROTOLAKIA.
One of the best soil-builders ever
known. Sow plenty of it and you will
make excellent crops without Ni
trate of Soda. Thoroughly scarrified,
state tested, excellent germination.
$9.95 per hundred lbs. R. P. Stegall,
Co., Marshville, N. C.
DR. C. L. HUTCHISON
DENTIST
Next To Marco Theatre
WiUiamston, N. C. Tel. 114-J
CART REPAIRS
Cart Spokes
Cart Hubs
Cart Rims ?
And any other part* you may need to
repair and keep in good eondition your
carts. Let ut* quote you prices and in
spect the fine quality parts we have be
fore buying elsewhere.
WILLIAMSTON
Hardware Company
Coat Hangers
WANTED!
We Will Allow
50c PER HUNDRED
OR 1-2 CENT EACH
IN TRADE, for cleaning or laundry, for all coat
hungers delivered to us. The Government has
stopped all manufacturers from making hangers.
y Cr/fM<//V/
,EASON LiLLEV owner
SUNNY SIDE INN
v v
To Reopen
(Under Netr Management)
Wed., April 22nd
Wc will serve Barbecue, Sandwiches
of All Kinds, Soft Drinks, Ice Uold
Beer, Candy, Nabs and many other
items . . .
We extend to you and your friends a
cordial welcome to visit us. We'll give
your orders courteous and prompt at
tention.
I
i
W. L. TAYLOR!
Manager and Proprietor |
SUNNYSIDE INN *
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.