Plans Go Forward
For Pageant And
Dance On July 3(1
(Continued from page one)
La,ns. Jr.. Sharon Ha1 •.••.son-Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Harrison. Cher
ry Garris-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gar
ris. Patsy Holloman-Mr. and Mrs.
P. O. Holloman. Peggy Donabauer
and Judy Donabauer-Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Donabauer. Jean Ash
more-Mr. and Mrs Tom Crockett.
Linda Lou Southerland-Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Southerland. Gale
Margolis-Mr. and Mrs. I; cin Mar
Au mothers wliu have daugh
ters between the ages of 4 and 7
: inclusive, and are interested in en
tering them in the Junior Beauty
[Contest. please contact Commit
teeman R E "Flip Peele at 231).
for entry information.
RECEIVES PROMOTION
Pvt. Adrian G. Hopkins son of
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hopkins has
been promoted to Private First
Class. He entered the services
October 7. 1946. He took his basic
training at Fort Bragg. N. C.. and
from there he was sent to Camp
Stoneman. Calif. He is now sta
tioned in Kohowa. Japan. He is
serving with the 21st Division,
34th Inf. Co. A. 1st Bn.
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File Dalff&V Suits
In Superior Court
In Past Few Days
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no* rest at night and is still af
fected by said unlawful, wrongful
an drnalicious assault . .
The plaintiff is asking $1,500
actual and $1,000 punitive dam
ages.
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Jaycees Starting
Third Year Under
A New President
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Peelo, brother of Jaycee Wendell
Peele. and Billy Watts, who is af
filiated with the Jaycees of New
Orleans. La.
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Hirth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Carraway
af Everetts announce the birth of
a daughter. Judy Faye. July 3rd.
Back At Duke
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Mr. Palmer White is back at
Duke Hospital for treatment.
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Robcreonville, N. C.
Last Time Tonight
HONEYMOON
with Shirley Temple-Guy
Madison-Franchot Tone
and Latest News & Short
WEDNESDAY, July 23
THUNDER MOUNTAIN
With Tim Holt
Plus:
~ttc,Tnrcv)-i;B
with Jean Porter
And Chapter No. 2
JACK ARMSTRONG
".wrn TRiB’U
July 24 25
CALCUTTA
With Alan Ladd
and William Marshall
Plus: Andy Clyde Comedy
Your Ford Dealer
knows your Ford best!
iSTIMAUS mi
l's* out Bl/DGir PIAN
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Hardly before the curing
season got under way before
reports of tobacco barn loss
es started trickling in. Com
plete details could not be had,
but Focal insurance agents
yesterday stated that at least
two losses had been reported.
One of them was in the
Jamesville section, and the
barn was not insured. The
type of barn and the system
used in curing the leaf could
not be learned here.
West End Downs
Jamesville 9 To 2
Reorganized under the manage
ment ol Willie Lassiter, the West
End “Scrubs” played errorless
ball behind the six-hit pitching of
M. Bennett to defeat a Jamesville
nine Sunday afternoon 9 to 2 at
the West End park.
Bennett struck out 10 opposing
batsmen while C. Brown of
Jamesville whiffed seven locals.
No Jamesville player was able
to get better than one hit but L.
Haislip had 3 for 4 for the West
Enders and B. Rogers had 2 for 4
and W. Rogers 3 for 5.
The box:
Jamesville Ab RUE
J. Williams. 2b 4 0 0 0
W\ Ellis, c 4 0 10
P. Tucker, 2b 4 10 0
H. Williams, cf 4 0 10
2. Brown, p 4 110
E. Rogerson, lb 3 0 0 2
M. Perry, ss 3 0 12
Ft. Jackson, rf 3 0 11
E. Barber, If 3 0 10
32 2 6 5
Ab R H E
5 2 2 0
5 2 3 0
5 0 10
4 0 0 0
4 2 2 0
4 10 0
4 13 0
4 110
4 0 10
2 0 0 0
Totals 41 9 13 0
Score by innings:
FenvMi’iJle . 090-SM 001- 2
West End 202 010 22x—-9
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Totals
West End
J. Nicholson, lb
W. Rogers, ss
H. Smith, rf
D. Newbern. If
3. Rogers, cf
L. .Cowan, c
L.. Haislip. 3b
I. Rogers. 2b
VI. Bennett, p
E. Smith
By saving and scraping over a
reriod of years, a couple from the
tilliest part of Southern Indiana
lad finally saved enough money
o send their eldest son to the
date university.
Upon the son’s insistence, they
oumeyed to Bloomington one
veek -end to witness their first
ootball game.
Arriving at the stadium their
on told them: "Folks, you'll love
hor just two dollars apiece
ou arc going to see more kicking
nd scrambling—and hear more
idling—than you have ever seen
r heard in your life before.”
"Maybe so, son,” replied the
nimpressed mother, "But I doubt
You forget that two dollars
' ;i11 it cost your father and me
Jr a marriage license."
(ioniforlably Cool
MARCO
l-usl l imes Tuesday
SHEILA RIAN ,,,
“THE Bid FIX”
I’lus: Musical & Science
W ednesday-Tliursduy
"THE GHOST
GOES WILD”
—with—
Janies Kllisou
Ann Cwynne
Comedy and Novelty
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mentors were wrecked. It was at
this plant where the raiders
checked empty bags and found
that 1.200 pounds of sugar had
been used.
SERVICES AT JAMESVILLE
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There will be services at the
Primitive Baptist Church in
Jamesville at 3 p. m. Sunday, July
27. There will be able ministers,
the announcement said, and good
'singing. “The public, regardless
of denomination, is invited to be
with us. The house has been
thoroughly cleaned and we hope
to have a large crowd.’’ The meet
ing is being held in the afternoon
in order to avoid conflict with
other church services.
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Spend Day At Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Buff. Miss
Mamie Clyde Moore, Mr. E. A.
Griffin spent Sunday at Rae’s
Beach.
WantS
WATERMELONS FOR SALE.
All guaranteed. Price reason
able. Jack Daniel’s Esso station.
jl 11 6t
FEMALE HELP WANTED: TWO
young ladies for Martin CourUy.
Three to six hours daily, no can
vassing. Earnings $50.00 to $75.00
weekly guaranteed. Car neces
sary. For inte-view locally write
W. M. Owens, Mgr., Goldsboro, N.
C. jl 22 4t
IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE
delivery, 30, 52 and 80 gallon
electric hot water heaters. K. D.
Warrell, Dial 2057. jl 22 3t
FOR SALE: LARGE OIL STOVE
double tanks, can be seen at
Darden’s Dept. Store.
PEACHES FOR SALE: SAND
Hill Peaches for canning. Grade
A packing baskets. Thursday,
July 24 Phone 2577. Red Front
Grocery. “““...
BLUE FLAME TOBACCO BARN
curers for sale. Harrison Oil
Company. jly 22 fit
FOR SALE: ONE HOUSE AND
Mr. or Mrs. John Wicr or call
2747. jl 18 2t
IF YOUR GLASS WON T GO UP
and down, don’t cuss and frown,
>ee us: Lewis Glass Shop, next to
B & H ^illiys. jl 18 tf
LEWIS GLASS SHOP HAS IJS
ed car parts and glass for cars
ind trucks. !6 years experience
n installing. jly 18 fit
»EE ME FOR YOUR GENUINE
asbestos curing wicks. P. H.
irown. jly 18 2t
ALTERATIONS ON SUITS,
coats, dresses, topcoats, trous
ers. We make them fit correctly.
)ne day service, reasonable
irices. Pittman’s Clothing, f 4 tf
ir. tobacco farmer - - -
If you want to sell your crop for
he very top dollar ... If you
/ant individual attention, for
very pile of your tobacco, from
xpert warehousemen ... If you
/ant friendly, courteous treat
icnt from the time you drive in
ntil you receive your check. . . .
'hen plan now to sell your 1947
rop on the WILLIAMSTON TO
1ACCO MARKET. . . . And when
n town visit our store, on Main
treet, across from the Enterprise
. . For fine jewelry . . . Diamonds
. . Watches . . . Silver plated and
sterling flatware and holloware
. . Guaranteed watch repair by
4r. Bruce Edwards. MUSE JEW
:lry company. ji 11 tf
'O COMPLY WITH THE NEW
North Carolina law which goes
nto effect soon all truck and au
omobile glasses, w indshields and
lass doors must be in perfect
ondition. We have large stock
lass on hand and a competent
icrson to install same. Williams
on Parts and Metal Company.
jly 4 tf
VANTED: 2 OR 3 ROOM FURN
ished apartment. Call 2842.
jly 15 4t
Tin* WA ITS Proudly Announce* the
Forthcoming Fngngcnicut* of —
“THE EGG AND I”
Starting August 3rd.
THE HUCKSTERS”
Starting August 17th
5-V CRIMP AttMlSm ROOF
ing for immediate shipment,
$9.57 per square. First quality
outside white paint. $4.95 per gal.
in 5's. Buy the best. W. T. Alex
ander, Agent, Williamston. N. C.
jly 15 5t
IS YOUR WATCH KEEPING
j time? If not, bring it by for a
free check up. No charge for re
gulating or estimate for repair. If
repairs are required we offer you
three day service on most watch
es. Our 48th year in Williams
ton. Peele's-Jewelers, 121 Main.
my 6 tf
SPORTS FISHERMEN! SEE
Western Auto Store for entry
blank for the big bass contest
starting May 15. $10,000 in prizes
will be given away. my 20 tf
FOR' SALE: DAHLIAS AND
Gladiolus $1.00 pier dozen, Zin
nias 75c per dozen. See Mrs.
Archie Coltrain, Old Mill Inn.
* jly 15 3t
FOR SALE: LARGE QUANTITY
good pine' slab wood. Right
length for curing tobacco. $5 per
cord FOB mill. Gold Point Mill
ing Co. jl 8 tf
3 BRAND NEW OUTBOARD
motors for sale. Jack Daniels’
Esso Station. Williamston, N. C.
jl 18 tf
USE OUR FIRESTONE BUDGET
plan to buy your tires, radio,
vacuum cleaner and hundreds of
other items. Weekly or monthly
payments. Pittman’s Firestone
3tore. / f 4 tf
SUITS MADE TO MEASURE.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
New spring patterns to select
from. See them today. Pit*man’s
Clothing. f 4 tf
CLARK’S RHEUMATISM COM
pound for positive relief of
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neuritis, neuralgia, aad muscular
aches and pains. Clark’s Pharm
acy- j 21 tf
CALL US FOR REPAIRS ON
electrical appliances. Pick up
and delivery service. All work
guaranteed. K. D. Worrell, dial
2057. je 24 lot
FOR SALE: TWO SETS OF OIL
curers: one, Smith—used half a
season. One, Dodd — used two
years. Will sell at bargain price.
(. ■ D. Bullock ivrat Roberson’s j
Slaughter House. jly ] 6t |
TRADE IN FOUR OLD TIRES
on Firestone deluxe tires. Un- i
conditionally guaranteed. Good i
used tires for sale, all sizes, cheap, i
Pi t ♦_»-» \t ITirputonp ClTir:i j
mRM^’ ~ • ni ip mamtn irr1
namsten. my 20 tf
CONCRETE~SEPTIC TANKS Z
better and cheaper. 620 gallon
capacity. Delivered and set in
hole. Weight 3500 lbs. JOHN G.
COREY & SON, 2 1-2 miles out
on Washington Highway on Bear
Grass road. m 25 tf
FOR SALE: LARGE 24 ’ OSCIL~
lating fan in good condition. \
IteastxMe Di 2 jyaa-y.
_jl 11 3t;
BRICK
For Sale
Good Quality
HARRISON
OIL COMPANY
TRADE YS BOOKKEEPING
AND TAX SERVICE
Now located in
Wheeler Manning’s Office
Rear Davis Pharmacy
Telephone 110-W
a 15 tf
FOR SALE: 1947 MODEL GAN
ey oil burning tobacco curers.
Place your order now. W. C. Pur
vis, RFD No. 1, Robersonville, N.
C. a 15 tf
SEAT COVERS, BATTERIES,
floor mats and Firestone tires to
fit all cars installed while you
wait. Pittman’s Firestone Store.
Williamston. my 20 tf
LET IJS CONVERT YOUR AN
tique oil lamp to an electric
lamp. Complete for shade and
glass chimney. K. D. Worrell.
Dial 2057. je 24 lOt J
WE HAVE FOR SALE FACTORY
built parts to make small trail- 1
ers—hubs, axles, wheels, tires, j
etc. Williamston Parts and Metal1
Co. ap 29 tf ■
WE HAVE FOR SALE FACTORY
built parts to*muke small trail
ers—hubs, axles, wheels, tires,!
etc. Williamston Parts and Metal!
Company. je 17 tf
DUNBRICK, The WATERPROOF
cement brick, in both 'natural
and red color. Truck or carload
lots. Rea & Skiles, Plymouth. N.
C. f 7 tf
TO PARKER ‘’51” OWNERS WE
now have the new Parker Sup
erchrome “51” ink. For perfect
writing use a Parker “51” pen
with the new Superchrome ink.
Peele’s Jewelers, 121 Main St.,
Tel. 2311. je 27 tf
NOW OPEN: SUNNY SIDE INN
Sandwich Shop: Fresh sand
wiches of all kinds, cold drinks
and beer. C. T. Roberson, owner |
and operator. ap 29 tf
SHEET MUSIC — CLASSICAL,
Standard and Popular now car
ried in stock. Prompt attention
to special orders. Pi ele’s-Jewel
ers, 121 Main, Tel. 55-J. ap 29 tf
Huhher Slumps
& Stationery
Phone 26.‘{0
Harrison Office ,!
Supply do.
Main Si.
AcruHH from City Hall
BE WISE
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Huy Only Standard
Hrand Klnirical
McrrhaudiM1.
“EVERY HOUSE
NEEDS
IT ESTINCHOUSE”
Salts and Service
WESTING HOUSE
APPLIANCE DEALER
K. I). Worrell
Dial 2057
Just Received
New Shipment of
BATES BED SPREADS
lu twiii ami double bed tijzei.
Assorted dcsigus ami CAMPUS APPROVED
for eollege girls ami hoys.
WoolurdFurnitureCo.
Martin County'£ Leading Furniture Store
use our rxvmrsRy XVTc
budget plan. You can buy
radios, bicycles, tires, batteries
and many other items as low as
$1.25 a week. Western Autr Assoc.
Store. je 17 tf
AVERAGE $45 WEEKLY FOR
man or woman to supply cus
tomers in Williamston and Plym
out. Established business. No in
vestment. Siart now. Write J.
R. Watkins Co., Dept. S3. Rich
mond, Va. jl 8-15-22-29
NOTHING BETTEft!
Tobacco Curing
STOKERS
f
SOLD-1NSTALLED-SER VICED
Cost Is Important —
Less Than In 1946
JOHN G. COREY & SON
Inunediale Delivery
Bottle Gas Ranges H
Refrigerators,
Hot V ater Heaters
We Install The Stove
And Furnish the Gas
TARBORO
FURNITURE CO.
Phone 375
Tarboro, N. C.
Bovs’ & <;irls’
Bicycles
—CASH—
Sizes:
Western Aulo
Associate Store
NX . J. Mill« i & Sot*
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
FUEL OIL & GAS TANKS
In Stock For Immediate Delivery:)
275 gal. Farm Skid Tank
235 gal. 275, 522, 550 Fuel Oil
Tanks suitable for Tobacco Barn
Storage. ,
Also Plenty 55 gal. Barrels
* IVompi Delivery
Prices Reasonable
BAKER OIL tIO.
Phone 2120 Williamston, N. C.
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$39.95
iMIHUCIMIOII
Summer heat plays havoc
with many foodstuffs! Keep
jour refrigerator in good
working order—and save un
food bills. Dial 2057.
K. D. W orrell
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