Attend Presbytery Meet Mr and Mrs. Lewis Bullock, Mrs. Marie Biggs, Mrs. Walter Wynn and Mrs. R. L. Leggett attended the meet ing of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the ^Albemarle PVcfaS ’ i'<i" in the First Presbyterian Church m Rocky Mount. _ i>PTHANKS We would like to thank ah our friends and relatives for the kind ness shown us during the recent ill ness and death of our wife and daughter and for the generous flor al offering. Pfc. James T. Edmondson and Mrs. Kate Wynne. Government House Rum V5 0-* $3.50 k M WHITE OS HOLD LABEL li Proof Imported by W. A. Taylor ft Company New York City 'World's Prettiest* A GROUP of Hollywood beauties have voted Diana Mumby (above), 21-year-old movie starlet, “The Prettiest Girl in the World.” Di ana’s measurements are: bust, 35% inches; waist, 25 inches; hips, 35; ankles, 7%; weight, 125 pounds; height. 5 feet 7. (lnU>.matinruil\ Visit at Nags Head Mrs. J. S. Rhodes and Mrs. Dewey Dayman spent lust week-end at Nags Head. Were Here Last Week-end Mr. and Mrs. Williford Sparrow and little son Ronnie ,of Florida and Norfolk, visited friends here last week-end. Spends Week-end Here Miss Hattie Evans, of Cherry Point, visited Mrs. Eloise Bennett here last week-end. Visit Here Sunday Mr. and Mis. E. J. Gerock, Mrs. Floyd Inscoe and Miss Emily Inscoe, of Ahoskie, were visitors of Mrs. S. D. Matthews at Brown’s Commun ity Hospital here Sunday afternoon. FOK MAYOR I offer myself ns a candidate for Mayor of the Town of Williamston subject to the wishes of the Town Convention to be held on April 20tb. I thank the people for their loyal support in the past and promise if nominated and elected that I will do all in my power to advance the best inter ests of the Town of Williamston. J. L. HASSELL I I DOG Vaccination DOG CLINICS will he held us scheduled below. Notice to All Dog Owners: Fee will be $1.00 for Males, $2.00 for Females. This includes vac cination fee and all taxes on dogs for 1045. All dogs must be vaccinated or owners prosecuted. Clip anti Save for Future Reference Dardens Monday, April 2—11-1 p. m. Ange Town Monday, April 2—2-3 p. m. Jamesville Tuesday, April 3—11-2 p. m. No. 90 Station Wednesday, April 4—11-1 p. m. Hardison Mill Thursday, April 5—11-2 p. m. Eason Lilley's Store Monday, April 9—11-1 p. xn. Corey’s Cross Roads Tuesday, April 10—11-1 p. m. Bear Grass Wednesday, April 11—10-2 p. m. J. Paul Lilley's Store Thursday, April 12—11-1 p. m. Staton Bailey's Store Friday April 13—11-1 p. m. Cross Roads Church Monday, April 16—11-2 p. m. Jenkins' Store Tuesday, April 17—12-1 p. m. Beddard's Store Wednesday, April 18—12-1 p. m, Williamslon. Dr. Osteen's office, Sat., April 21—9-5:30 Will Roberson's Store Monday, April 23—12 1 p. m. Everetts . Tuesday, April 24—11-2 p. m. Parmele . . Wednesday, April 25—11-1:30 p. m. Gold Point . Thursday, April 26—11-2 p. m. Robersonville Saturday, April 28—2-5:30 p. m. Oscar Edwards' Station Monday. April 30—11-2 p. m. Hassell ........ Tuesday, May 1—11-2 p. m. Council's Station Wednesday, May 2—11:30-1:30 p. m. Hamilton - fly Saturday, May 5—11-2 p. m. Smith Bros. Store Monday. May 7—11-2 p. m. Whicliard James School House, Wed., May 3—11-1 p. m. Oak City 'Saturday, May 12—10-3 p. m. Clinics to be held by Drs. A. J. Osteen & If. G. Hicks M. L. PEEL TAX COLLECTOR Visiting: in Everetts Miss Louise Mobley, of Ahoskie, is spending a few days with her par ents. Mt. arid Mrs. Arch Mobley, in Everetts. Visit Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. B Bunting and Mrs F. F. Pollard, of Bethel, visited ! Mr . V. Vdhnon Bunthig on Thurs day afternoon. Visits Here Friday Mrs. Wi.iiam Sanford, ol New Bern, visited Mr. arid Mrs. J. T. Barn hill Friday. In Robersonville Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison and children visited in Robersonville on Sunday. Attend Funeral Here Mr. and Mrs Jule Purvis, of Bel haven, attended the funeral of Mr. L. T. Fowden here Saturday. Spend Week-end Here Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wynne, of Nor folk, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bowen. Spending Week Here Mrs. Hugh Wyatt, of Cherry Point, is spending the week here with Mr. and Mrs. John Cooke. Visit in Elizabeth City Mrs. Clyde Ward and Jimmy Ward spent last week-end in Eliza beth City . Was Business Visitor Here Mr. Hassell Worsley, of Oak City, j was a business visitor here yester ! day. Shop Here Yesterday Mrs. Ferrell Rawls, Mrs. C. C. Fleming and Mrs. Ella Paxton, of Jamesville, shopped here yesterday. In Norfolk Sunday Mrs. Joe Johnson, Sr,, Mrs. Joe Johnson, Jr., Mr Eugene Roberson and Edwin Corey went to Norfolk Sunday to meet Cpl. Joe Johnson, Jr., who is spending a 23-day leave at home. Cpl. Johnson is stationed with the Army Air Force at Las Ve gas, Nevada. Leaves for Charlotte Miss Mildred Pigg, a patient in the local hospital for the past few weeks, left yesterday for her home in Charlotte to spend the next few weeks with her family. Miss Pigg is the Martin County Home Demon i stration Agent. In Greenville Sunday Misses Emma Lou Daniels and Ol i lie Roberson visited in Greenville i j Sunday. Attends Funeral Here Ensign Jimmy Pardo, stationed with tlie U. S. Navy in Norfolk, at tended the funeral of Mr. L. T. Fow den here Saturday afternoon. Spends Week-end Here Miss Pattie Ray Lilley, of Roper, visited her sister, Miss Margaret Lilley here last week-end. ' Was Here Last Week-end * ! Mrs. L. E. Chandler, of Norfolk, 1 | visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Myers and | family last week-end. I In Washington Saturday Mrs. Della Green visited Mrs. C. P. Whedbee and little daughter in a Washington hospital Saturday night. Were Here Sunday Pvt. and Mrs. Lewis Williams and daughter, Marie, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wier here Sunday. Pvt. Williams is stationed at Camp Wheel er, Ga., and Mrs. Williams and daughter are making their home in Washington for the duration. Pvt, and Mrs. Williams were former res idents of Williamston. BIRTHDAY DINNER Maehew Bailey observed his 13th >irthday recently at the home of his >arents, Mr. and Mrs. Opheus Bailey, n the county. Several games wore jlayed and the host received many iseful gifts. Lemonade and cakes vere served during the afternoon. The names of those attending fol ow: Grace Rogers. James Cratt. Ed- j la Hadley, John P. Rogers, Fred Moore, J. D. Price, Clayton Hadley, | ,onnie Joe Rogers, Louise Moore. A. J. Bailey, Wesley Cratt, Ruth H 3niley, Bcttie Lou Rogerson. Asa Wanne: Bailey, liwi-j B r» Jerald Bailey Hilda Bailey, Janie \ji-c. Mar y F.tt.v; Srrf'H.vi'/ Rub v-Go:1" ;.WVades Harrison, Cenneth Lee, Curtis Farmer, Willie Mizelle, John A. Harrison, Wilhe R. Moore, Jirnmi . Harrison, Ronnie Peaks, Hernia Cratt, Harry Lee Rodg •rson, A. B. Hadley, Bennie Rogers, i °aul Roberson, Nalber Rose Lee, Joyce Harris, Myrtle Bailey Hazel Eailey, Rachel Bailey, Dorothy Jean Bailey, Peggy Jeannette Bailey, Red nand Harrison, J. D. Price, Raymond Whitehurst, Dallas Wynn, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cratt, Wayne Moore of Newport News, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bailey, Mrs. Roland Rogers, Mrs. Johnnie Rawls of Washington, N. C., Mrs. Maehue Moore of Newport News, Mrs. Lonnie Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Wanner Bailey, Mrs. Verner Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Delmus Rog ers, Mrs. Nellie Hadley, Mrs. Norah B. Whitehurst of Washington, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Winborne of Washington, N. C. The oldest guest was his great uncle, Mr. Slade Har rison, who is 84 years old. Visit in Jamesville Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gardner and family, of Jamesville, had as their guests last week-end Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barber- and little daughter, Lorraine, of Washington, D. C\, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barber and little daughter, Anne, of Norfolk. Return from Washington Mrs. Clarence P. Whedbee and lit tle daughter, Lucy Anne, have re turned from a Washington hospital to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mobley where they will spend the next few days. Visiting in Asheville Mis. Bess Ross is spending a few weeks in Asheville visiting friends. Visiting in Belhaven Mrs. Derwood Sadler is spending the week in Belhaven with relatives. 1_ PU QUIT $312 L UTAH flLVIt OB ' IMPOtno BT ' __ i BACABDI IMPOSTS, INC, N.Y. BUM • 19 MOOT Garden & Flower SEEDS Use the Best Seeds WE HAVE THEM IN BULK OR PACKAGE. Now is the lime to plant or al least get ready for that VICTORY GARDEN! Clark’s Pharmacy HAIL— WINDSTORM Insurance! DON’T WAIT until the “Horse Is Out Be fore \ our Lock the Barn Door”. We ean Rive you complete coverage on all prop erty and on all crops . . . CALL THE OLD RELIABLE! K.B. Crawford Overseas Veteran LT ALFREADA MUCHALIGHT of East Windsor, Conn., shows justifiable pride as, pictured at a 7th Army field hospital in France, she dis plays her 3ix service stripes for the longest period of overseas duty yet recorded in the Army Nurse Corps. Signal Corps photo.(international) Spends Week-end Here Mrs. David Armstrong, of Raleigh, spent the week-end here with her mother, Mrs. C. A. Harrison. Return from New York James E. Bullock and William Ev- ■ ; erett returned Sunday from a J ! week’s business trip in New York, j Visit Hers Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clary and daughter, of Plymouth, visited here Sunday. Visiting in Edenton Mrs. Moses Wheeler and sons are spending a few days in Edenton with j j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrell. Spends Week-end Here i Miss Mary O Neal Pope, of Ral I eigh. spent last week-end here with fher mother, Sirs. Daisy “-’opt".’.. Visit at Nags Head J t> Baldret spent last week-end at Nags Head as the guest of Mr. and j Mrs. Dewey Hayrnan and Miss Gloria I Hayrnan. Spending Few Days Here Mr. uther Culpepper, of Eliza beth City, is spending a few days here attending to business. Was Here Sunday Miss Martha Council, of Hamil ton .visited Mrs. S. D. Matthews in Brown’s Community Hospital here Sunday afternoon. Serving as Court Stenographer Miss Lela Johnson, of Fayetteville, is serving as court stenographer here ! this week. William Penn .>• . tv it.'.§U Blended Whiskey 86 Ert.of 65% Grain Neutral Spirits mmmmznmjzzmzmsd Gooderham & Worts Ltd? ..min. urn ...iiiHiimiiHiiiilili Visit in Scotland Neck Mr. and Mrs. I<arrv J. Bullock and son spent last week-end in Scotland Neck with Mrs. B",Hock’s sister, Mrs. V/. S. Bunting. In Tarboro This Week Mrs. Jack Manning is spending the week in Tarboro with her par ents. Visit in Greenville Misses Evelyn and Lamina Baker visited in Greenville last week-end. IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST! We are doing everything possible to hatch good chicks. Our breeders are fed Purina breeder chows. We have started chicks at present and are taking off 10,000 chicks per week. Hatches each Tuesday and Friday. Place your orders now for future delivery. We have 100,000 egg ca pacity._ Martin County Hatchery And Poultry Farm Located on L. S. 17, Nine miles south of W'iUiamston IMPORTANT FACTS ! I OF VITAL INTEREST TO EVERY USER OF | — COAL — | The supply of coal during the next 12 months will not be adequate to provide you with as much ^ as you normally burn. Therefore, the Solid Fuels Administration for War has issued instruc- | tions prohibiting us from delivering coal to any consumer unless the consumer files with a dealer a | Consumer Declaration ! Your coal dealer is now supplied with the necessary form for filing this Declaration. The Declara tion requires you to state, among other things, the number of rooms to be heated, your normal coal requirements, and the amount of coal you are ordering. Place Your Declaration and Order Now Only unless you place your Declaration and your order for coal with your dealer is he required to deliver any coal to you. If you place your order and your Consumer Declaration with your dealer before May 15, you are entitled to.get, before October 1, 30 per cent of your normal annual requirements if you are ready, willing, and able to take delivery of any usable solid fuel on terms agreeable to you and the dealer. Generally a dealer is prohibited from deliv ering. and the consumer is prohibited from receiving, during the period April 1, 1945, to March 31, 1946, more than 80 per cent of the consumer’s normal annual requirements. Generally a dealer is prohibited from deliv ering, and the consumer is prohibited from receiving, before September 1, 1945, more than 50 per cent of the consumer’s normal annual requirements. Your coal dealer recognizes the probabilities of unforeseen difficulties arising in carrying out these regulations. He, therefore, asks you to learn the facts — how they apply to you and how they apply to him. Your co-operation is essential. PENALTIES FOR MISREPRESENTATION . .. Any person making a false statement or representation in or on the back of this Consumer Declaration is subject to criminal prosecution and upon conviction is subject to a fine of not more than $10,000 or 10 years' imprisonment, or both. YOU MUST GO TO THE OFFICE OF YOUR COAL DEALER TO FILL OUT YOUR DECLARATION . . . The farmers who use coal for curing tobacco must secure iu addition to the “con sumer declaration” an application “form” from the “AAA.” It is imperative that these forms be secured and filed with your local coal dealer immediately. 1 hese ‘"forms must be in your coal dealer's possession before be can order your coal for curing tobacco. All fuel consisting ol coal and wood will be sold strictly lor cash when delivered. This action is necessary because of gas and labor shortages. Published in the interest of the public by the undersigned R. L. Ward Coal & Wood Co. Lindsley Ice Company

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