Justice Johnson
Hears Six Cases
In Recent Days
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fContinued trom page ore)
ing for the justice of the peace to
pass on tite case, several of ’he de
fendants engaged in an affray.:
The charges were scheduled for,
an airing Monday evening, but
during the meantime, warrants:
charging assaults were issued.
Charged with an assault with a
deadly weapon. Rubv L. Melton,
was bound over to the county j
court for trial. Bond was requir- j
ed in the sum of $100.
In Justice John L. Hassell's
court, three cases were handled.
David Bryant and Frank Wil
liams, charged with being drunk
and an affray, were sentenced to
the roads for thirty days. The jus
tice suspended the sentence upon
good behavior for one veai* and
the payment of $8.50 costs each.
The case charging Mrs. Bryant
Reason of Jamesville with attack
ing Mrs. Herbert Williams with a
stick, was sent to the county court
for trial on June 27.
Sam Best, hitch hiking his way ;
from Florida to Baltimore, passed !
out on the river bridge day before j
yesterday and was jailed for an
over-night stay. Carried before
Justice Hassell, the 64-year-old
and penniless man, was sentenced
to the roads for thirty days. The
sentence was suspended on condi
tion that the defendant clear out:
cf town in ten minutes.
Promise Delivery
Sewer Line Pipe
In Next Few Days
(Continued from page one)
.. Hereafter, the town board will
hold its regular meetings on the1
first Monday night in each month, !
£or some time the meetings have
Been held on the first Tuesday]
night.
Few Cases Listed i
For Trial Monday
In Superior Court
(Continued from page one)
Wm. (Bill) Williams and Slade
Henry Butler, young colored man,
are charged with holding up and
robbing Henry Harris, filling sta
tion owner-operator, near Wil-1
liamston several weeks ago. Both
men continue in jail in default of
bond.
Octavious Roberson us charged
■ftili) the larceny of a"'truck from"
Mannings' truck line here, and O.
K. Harrison is booked lor alleged
ly abandoning a crop.
| Jake,David Spruill is up for |
trial for allegedly issuing a worth- j
less check in the sum of $327.56 to
J. T. Dawson last September 17.
i Willie Moore is charged with an
assault with a deadly weapon, and
, Geo. Mobley is booked for trial on
| two embezzlement cha.ges. H. C.
'Miller and J. R. Parrisher are the
two main prosecuting witnesses
i in the cases against the defendant.
Fourteen Cases
In County Court
Monday Morn in
(Continued from page one)
quate .support for his child. He
was sentenced to the roads for six
months, the court suspending the
road term upon the payment of
the costs and the guaranteed pay
ment of $15 a month for the sup
port of the child.
William Madrey pleading guilty
of speeding, was fined $15 plus
costs.
Pleading guilty of operating a
motor vehicle without a driver's
license, Dorothy Rectanus was fin
ed $25 and taxed with the costs.
Morris Laney Funderburk was
fined $15 and required to pay the
costs for speeding.
The court will hold its next ses
sion m June 27, yielding its time
next week to the superior tri
bunal.
Mrs. R. L. Dawson
Drowns Yesterday
In Pamlico River
_ !
(Continued trom page one) I
Biggs Funeral Home here early
last night and prepared for burial.
The body, after lying in state at
the late home here, is being re
moved this afternoon at 3:30
o’clock to Hunt's Funeral Home,
Wilson, where services will be
conducted tomorrow afternoon at
■4:00 o’clock. Burial will be in
W'lson’s Maplewood Cemetery.
Rev. Clyde E. Barcom, Wilson
Baptist minister assisted by Rev.
Stewart B. Simms, pastor of the
Memorial Baptist Church here,
.will conduct the rites.
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Displaced Persons
Coming to Farms
Location of displaced persons
from Europe is tending more and
more toward rural areas and in
land t itles in this country.
Government and voluntary ag
encies that have aided 25,000 per
sons uprooted by World War II to
resettle in this country since last
October report that the refugee
iaiuilies and iUu'iVit-Yuiii;, alt being
integrated into farm communities
and small industrial towns, with
few exceptions, as successfully as
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W illiuniston. IN. C.
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
J ii n<* 19-20-21
UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL
presents
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THRIFTY BOTTLE GAS
Is Your Bust Buy
METERED or BOTTLED SERVICE
Cull I s for Estimult's and Installations
RANGES — HEATERS — REFRIGERATORS
Dial 2050 — Offiri! at Western Auto
Williamston Bottle
Gas Company
W. J. Miller and Son
BABY MAY HALT DEPORTATION
UTTIE JOHN MANNYNUALI, twc month* old, has made It possible for hi*
mother and father, Erkki and Eila, to remain in the U. S. The youngster,
shown with his parents in Miami, was born in the Virgin Islands while
en route from Finland with a group of refugees aboard a small vessel.
Since the baby was born In a U. S. possession and is automatically a
citizen, the parents cannot be deported if they insist on staying with him.
Immigration spokesmen said *ix others aboard the boat, reportedly j
teeing Red domination, would be excluded. (International Soundphoto)
At Charity Auction 1
HIM star Loretta Young, president
of St. Anne's Foundation, admifes a
bespectacled pup at an .auction in
Hollywood held for the benefit of
St. Anne’s Maternity Hospital. The
cocker was among $100,000 in jew
els, furs, art and personal belong
ings donated bv movie stars for
the allair. (International)
they have made themselves part
of the life of great cities.” One
quarter of the individuals enter
ing the United States as displaced
persons have stayed in New York
City. "But the percentage is
shrinking with each shipload,” the
story added. Reasons suggested
for the trend toward rural areas
were as follows: “Community pro
grams for finding employment
and housing assurances, which
were slower getting started in
many parts of the nation that
lacked New York’s tradition and
facilities for absorbing immigra
tion, are hitting their stride now
and accounting for a tn~i
per sal of new arrivals.”
Warns Against
Old War Shells
Early this year, five persons
were killed and two injured by
| the explosion of a shell, which
|
I was removed from a former Army
' installation for the purpose of sale
to a scrap dealer.
Recently six unexploded pro
jectiles were located in a scrap
| yard in the Third Army Area.
Several instances have been re
ported within the Third Army
Area recently where individuals
have trespassed onto inactive ar
tillery impact areas, and have
picked up such unexploded pro
jectiles or “duds” and have sold
them to scrap iron and metal deal
ers.
The public is warned of the in
herent dangers of removing un
exploded projectiles from impact
areas and that it is illegal for any
one to trespass on these areas. It
is also unlawful to purchase or
sidl materiel removed from im
pact areas without proper author
ity and inspection.
Closer home, a young Williams
ton lad had been olaving with a
live shell for some weeks before
an old artilleryman happened to
see it. He explained the dangef,
and the lad, shaking a bit, turned
it over to the veteran who pulled
the cap and buried the shell.
FOR SALE: REGISTERED Dl7
roc pigs. 75 to 100 lbs.'Contact
M. D. Taylor or call 2946-1.
FOR SALE: 1941 FORD, 4-DOOR,
black with radio and heater.
Perfect all way around. Will sell
cheap. Auto Hospital, back of
Guaranty Bank.
VICCAR
THEATRE
WILLI AMSTON
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
“WHIPLASH”
Dune Clark, Alexis Smith
Zachary Scott, Eve Arden
Cartoon and News
SATURDAY
Double Feature
“BRANDED A
COWARD”
Johnny Mack Itrown
“MR. HEX”
Bowery Boys
Cartoon and Serial
“Daughter ol Don Q’’
SUNDAY - MONDAY
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
“CRISS CROSS”
Burt Lancaster
Yvonne De Carlo
Dan Duryea
Cartoon and News
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! | Robersonville, N. C.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
June 16-17
^COLORADO
TERRITORY
• With Joel McCrea and
Virginia Mayo
Also: Cartoon & Short
SATURDAY, June 18
SUSANNA PASS
(In Color)
With Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans
CHICKENS COME
HOME
With Laurel & Hardy
No. 10 GHOST OF ZORRO
SUNDAY, June 19
ON OlIK MERRY WAY
With Henry Fonda and
James Stewart
Paullette Goddard
Also: Comedy
MONDAY - TUESDAY
June 30 - 21
AFRICA SCREAMS
With Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello
Also: News & Short
I Salary Schedules
To Remain Intact
For the New Year
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(Continued from page one)
a rnontn, the commissioners to
. continue un tlie pay roll at $200 a
year.
Salaries for the keeper of Wood
i lawn Cemetery and his assistant
; were unchanged at $30 and $25, re
spectively, per week.
The assistants to the .superin
tendent of the street and wate;
departments received $50 and $35,
respectively per week
In addition to the salary sched
ule, the board discussed opera
tions in the various departments,
and plans to recommend closer co
operation among the departments
and workers within the depart
ments.
SI KAY hi) FROM MY HOME IN
Griffins, a female collie, about
three years old. Yellowish brown,
and answers to name of “Shep.”
Notify Andrew Griffin, telephone
29439, and receive reward.
ATTENTION PARENTS: DO NOT
allow your child to be scarred
for life by pimples and running
sores. Ask your druggist for
soothing, healing SWISS OINT
MENT. je 16 8t
GLADS FOR SaTe: 75c PER DOZ
Phone 2067. je 16 2t
FOR SALE: WHITE AND MIXED
Gladiolus; 75c and $1 per dozen.
Mrs. Archie Coltrain, phone 29407.
je 16-23
SALES PEOPLE WANTED TO
sell our extensive line of Fruit
Trees, Nut Trees, Berry Plants and
Ornamental Plant material, offer
ed by Virginia’s Largest Growers.
Liberal cash commission paid
weekly. 48-Page All-color Plant
ing Guide FREE. Write for fur
ther information. Waynesboro
Nurseries.. Waynesboro, Virginia.
je 9-16-23-30 jl 7-14
FOR SALE: FURNISHED 5
room stucco cottage. Located in
heart of Bayview. Priced at
$3850. See Page-Barbre Insur
ance Agency, Greenville, N. C.
Phone 4323. je 14 2t
FOR SALE: THREE USED OIL
ranges in perfect condition.
Very reasonable. Western Auto
Associate Store. je 14 2t
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY:
Lovely Home Grown Gladiola
blooms. One Dollar Per Dozen.
York's Florist. je 14 2t
ELECTRIC FANS—ALL SIZES
Worrell Appliance Company.
Dial 2057. je S 3t
i FOR SALE: OUTBOARD MOTOR
Boat, 16 ft. long, has 4 attached
ore locks. Easy to row. Suitable
for rough water or creek fishing.
Also slightly used Evijirude mot
or. J. W. Green, Williamston, N.
C. je 14 2t
FOR SALE: TWONEW 1948 OUT
board motors 1 1-2 h. p. $150.00
Each. Western Auto Associate
Store. je 14 2t
CLARK S RHEUMATISM COM
pound for positive relief of
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neuritis, neuralgia and muscular
aches and pains. Guaranteed re
lief or money back. Clark Phar
macy. m 22 tf
| ROOM FOR RENT: ROOM WITH
connecting bath to rent ior the
summer. Cooking quarters if
wanted. Hot and cold water. See
Mrs. Katie Ingram, 212 Marshall
Avenue. je 14 2t
MILK C OW FOR SALE: GIVING
from 2 to 4 gallons each day.
See or call W. L. Taylor, phone
29404. je 9 4t
PARKER’S SELF1 - SERVICE
laundry. 327 Simmons Ave. 91
lbs of clothes washed for 35c. 40
minutes service. Open from 8 a.|
m. to 6 p. m. Monday through Fri-1
day. Open from 8 a. m. to L2 on
'Saturday. je 14 tf
SEED GROUND AND CHICKEN
litter. Seed ground any time.
Robersonville Shelling Company,
Robersonville, N. C. f 3 tf
FOR TOUR CUSTOM . MADE
Venetian blinds, awnings for the 1
home or store, see us. We have I
the famous Flexalum aluminum
slats; also beautiful colors in '
wood. Henry Harrison, Williams- j
ton. au 26 tf
ilOR SALE: iaiu C M. C. i.\|
J gpod condition. Suitable for j
logging, heavy hauling. Very
cheap. Mr. Dave Ausborne, Rob
ersonville. Route 1. j 7 4t
CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS —
better and cheaper 620 gallon j
capacity. Delivered and set in j
hole. Weight 3500 lbs. JOHN G.!
COREY & SON, 2 1-2 miles out |
on Washington Highway on Beat i
Grass road. m 25 ti
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat-j
teries. Phone 2318. Turn right at
Freezer Locker. ii 25 ti
FOR RENT. SANDING MACH-1
ine. Refimsh your floors ■"•our- j
self and do a first class job of'
sanding and polishing your worn, •
dingy Moors. We will rent and
show you how to operate the ma
chine. Its easy and rental costs
are low. Worrell Appliance Com
pany. Dial 2057. j 20 tf
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSEs*
mules cows and hogs removed
promptly. No charge. Phone
Greenville, N. C., 3101. Norfolk
Tallow Co,. Inc. j 8 tf
WE BUY, SELL AND WIRE OLD
oil lamps. Bring us your lamps
for estimate or to be wired. Wor
rell Appliance Company. Dial
2057, Williamston. m 9 tf
PEANUT IIA i XOIi jALE. PE
can Grove Farm, Henry C.
Green, RFD 1, Williamston. j 9-16
FOE RENT—FLOOR POLISH
ers, $1.09 per day. Worrell Ap
pliance, Dial 2057. my 4 tf
BACKACHE, GETTING UP
nights, cloudy urine, leg pains,
bladder and kidney troubles.
Guaranteed relief or money back.
Ask for BACK-O. Clark's Phar
macy. ap 26 18t
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THEATRE — WILLIAMSTON
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
‘"ROGUES
REGIMENT’’
Dick Powell
Marta Toren
News Cartoon Special
SATURDAY'’"*~
DOUBLE FEATURE
“THE FAR
FRONTIER”
“BOMBA THE
JUNGLE BOY”
In Color
John Sheffield
Penny Ann Garner
Chapter No. 6 of Serial
“Federul Agents vs. The
Underworld. Ine.”
SIJNDAYMONDAY
and TUESDAY
“FAMILY
HONEYMOON’’
With
(duudette (In I her!
Fred MaeMurray
NEWS SPORT
Shows Sunday at 1:00
2:30 4:30 9:00
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Solidity - Monday
Tuesday - Wednesday
Yiccar Theatre
Children 15c
Adults 20c
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
“THE
MICHIGAN
KID”
With
Jon Hull
MUSICAL
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Kerby Grant””
“tr uLxtt
VENGEANCE”
“KING OF THE I
GAMBLERS”
With
Janet Marlin
William Wriglil
Chapter No. 3 of Serial
^King of the Jtinglelantl'”
SUNDAY - MONDAY
“BLACK BART”
With
Yvonne De Carlo
Dan Dnryea
COMEDY CARTOON
TUESDAY ami
WEDNESDAY
‘HANGOVER
SQUARE”
With
Linda Darnell
Laird Ure^ur
SPORT CARTOON
HOW MANY
DAUGHTERS
HAD NEPTUNE?
HAMILTON
THEATRE
WEEK OF JUNE 19
SUNDAY - MONDAY
June 19-20
Shows Sunday 3 and 9
Shows Monday, 7:30 & 9:30
UNDERCOVER MAN
W'ith Glenn Ford and
Nina Foch
Color Cartoon
TUESDAY, June 21
Shows 7:30 and 8:30
SHOCKPROOF
With Cornel Wilde and
Patricia Knight
Latest News
WEDNESDAY, June 22
Shows 7:30 and 9:30
Double Feature Program
GOLDEN EYE
With Charlie Chan
SAGA OF
DEATH VALLEY
With Roy Rogers
Serial
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
June 23 • 24
Shows 7:30 & 9:30
WALKING HILLS
With Randolph Scott and
Ella Raines
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY, June 25
Shows 1 to 11
RIDERS OF THE
WHISTLING PINES
With Gene Autry
Serial Color Cartoon
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Visit
Heilig and
Meyers
Willianislon
for ihe
“Best Buys In
Furniture”
TERMITE & BEETLE
CONTROL
RESULTS GUARANTEED
Free Inspection
No Obligation
Phone 2403
Williamson Treating
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Williamston, N. C.
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THEATRE
Williamston, N, C.
WEEK OF JUNE 19TII
SUNDAY, June 19
Shows 3 and 8:15
DKSTRY RIDES
AGAIN
With Charles Winninger
and Mischa Auer
Color Cartoon
Buck Jones Serial
MONDAY - TUESDAY
June 29 and 21
Shows 7:15 and 9:15
BLOOI) AND SAND
With Tyrone Power
and Linda Darnell
Latest News
WEDNESDAY, June 22
Shows 7:15 and 9:15
Double Feature Program
AMAZING MR. X
With Turhan Bey
GHOST OF HIDDEN
VALLEY
W'ith Buster Crabbe
Serial
I
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
■ Jane *23" S£kI
Shows 7:15 and 9:15
THEY DRIVE BY
NIGHT
Willi George Raft and
Ann Sheridan
Latest News
SATURDAY. June 25
Shows 1 to 11
Double Feature Program
LAST DAYS OF
BOOT HILL
With Charles Starrett
GOD’S COUNTRY
W'ith Robert Lowery
and Helen Gilbert
Serial
Hamilton Theatre
Thursday and Friday, June 23 aiicl2T
EkJM.Jte*I
SeeJung a fabulous buried
treasure before
one woman
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Stoiy mi iciemplty by Aim Lrtljy
Additmd Di*lo(u* by Virginia RoMcb
Directed by WNV STURvES * Produced by ItMIT JOt IROWN 1
HAMILTON THEATRE
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