Green Wave Trips
Columbia 19 To 1
Two Conference
Games Remain;
Two Exhibitions
Jack Russ Pitches Four-Ill!
Rail In First Appearance
On IVfonml This Year
Led by a young sophomore who
broke into the lineup for the first
time this year, Williamston High
School’s Green Wave baseball
team defeated a hapless Columbia
nine, 19 to 1, in a seven inning
game on the Williamston diamond
yesterday afternoon.
Showing much promise as a
pitcher and hitter in his freshman
year, Jack Ross had been unable
to play ball this year because of
trouble with his knees but having
gotten relief from his ailments he
came back yesterday to pitch 4-hit
ball, strike out 11 batters and get,
four hits in five times at bat, onei
of the bingles being a double. He
yas the only Williamston player
1 b get more than one hit.
The Green Wave lost no time in
etting down to business. They
ot only four hits in the first in
ing but they made them count,
rith the help of errors, walks and
stolen bases for 9 runs. They were
blanked in the second inning but
came back in the third to score
ix runs and then pushed their to
t^il to 19 with four in the sixth
ifimng.
i, Ross' wildness cost him the only
tun scored against him as he
walked the first man up in the 4th
Lpning. hit the next one with a
pitched ball, struckout the third
one but lost his scoreless game
When the man he had walked
Scored on an infield out He then
walked another batter but closed
pie ining with a strikeout,
t Lee Berry got half of Colum
bia’s hits as he collected two for
tour. '
Williamston now has won six
of its eight games, losing only to
Ahqskie and Hertford in early
season games. They got revenge
for the loss to Ahoskie and have
an opportunity to turn the tables
on Hertford tomorrow afternoon
as they journey there for a return
game. A game at Plymouth will
close the 1950 Albemarle Confer
ence schedule but there will be
two games with Edenton on the
Soli Ball League
To Operate Again
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In a iccent meeting of the Wil
liamston Ministerial Association
it was unanimously decided that
a Church Softball League would
be supported again this summer.
The league was a decided success
last year. Rev. John L. Goff was
chosen to direct the program.
In a meeting last night in the
office of the Dixie Motor Com
pany the directors held their first
meeting. Arrangements for play
ing time are to be handled by a
committee headed by Homer
Barnhill and a tentative schedule
will be set up for a further meet
ing on Friday night at the same
place. Much enthusiasm has been
manifested over the prospects of
the church league where young
and old meet together in keen,
friendly competition.
Because the local unit of the
National Guard holds drills on
Thursday night, a change from
that night will have to be made
this year. Last year the league
played softball on Monday and
Thursday nights.
exhibition schedule, the first one
at Edenton oh May 9 and'here in
Williamston on May 11. the game
here probably being scheduled at
8:00 p. m., the first night game of
the season for the high school
team.
The box:
Williamston
Ward, 2b '
Everett, If
McKee], If
Carter, c
Coltrain, cf
Spruill, cf
Fussell, rf
Myers, rf
Wells, ss
Hines, ss
Ross, p
Welch
Clayton 3b
Bailey, 3b
Edwards, lb
Ab R
4 1
If
0
0
1
0
0
0
Totals 33 19 10
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In Durham Monday
Mr and Mrs. Walter Martin
spent Monday in Durham where
Mr Martin went for a medical
checkup.
WantS
FOR RENT: SMALL APART
mont, close in. Reasonable.
Call Mrs. Clyde Manning, 1!2 E.
Church Street.
FOR SALE: TOP AND SIB
Soil. See Lee Glenr., Williams
ton. a-27 2t
WAITRESSES WANTED. NO
experience necessary. Apply
Hotel George Reynolds, Williams
ton, N.C. ap 27 2t
LIVE BAIT FOR SALE: THESE
minnows are fatted, live, fin
twinkling and gleaming. The kind
that make the Fisherman’s Day
Dream a reality. D. B. Rogerson
at George Peele's Market, ap 27 2t
EXCELLENT BUSINESS Op
portunity in Williamston area
for a "Launderette". The origin
ators of this highly successful type
of enterprise will furnish school
ing in proper laundering of fab
rics, free plans and counsel on
proper store locations. The use
of commercial type Bendix Wash
ers, matched drying equipment
and copper coil water heaters as
sures smooth economical opera
tions. About $BOOO required, $4,
000 of which cun be financed.
Write Telecoin, 12 East 44 Street,
New York 17 or Follette, Box
, 2412, Raleigh. N. C. ap 27 4t
FOR SALE: COKERS COTTON
seed. Selected carefully and
scientifically from 1949 crop.
David Grimes Drug Store, Rober
sonville, N. C. ap 27 2t
FOR SALE: BEACTIFtlL LA
dies’ brilliant firey solitaire dia
mond ring. 1 carat, .05 points.
Sell less than half of appraisal
value. New gold mounting. Ad
dress Owner”, e o Enterprise,
Williamston, N. C.
ROOMS FOR RENT CALL MRS
Fannie Crawford, Williamston.
ap 27 2t
STRAYED FROM OUR PREMIS
es: A black cat with a little
white on stomach. Answers to
name of Hurkie. Anybody seeing
this cat please call 2100. Small re
j ward.
, 18 SIIOATS FOR SALE: WEIGHS
from 45 to BO lbs. See Mrs. J. M.
Hassell, Jamesville, N. C. ap 25 2t
| FOOD SALE: IN THE EMPLOY
j ment Office on Main Street Sat
urday, April 29, at 10 o’clock.
Sponsored by the Woman’s Auxil
iary of the Episcopal Church.
|_ap 25 2t
FOR SALE: CERTIFIED ROAN-'l
oke Soy Beans with good ger
mination. Price right T. W Hol
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FOR SALE: 1039 CHEVROLET 1
1-2 ton pick up. Cash or on |
time. $100. Auto Hospital, hack
of Guaranty Bank. t
BU ILT CP Bl’SlNESS FOR YOC (
Routeman needed for establish-1|
ed routes in Martin County — j ,
many dealers averaging over $2.00; ,
per hour to start. Car necessary, j ,
Should be between 25 and 55 j -
years of age. For further infor-j '
(nation write The J. R. Watkins |
Company, 5015 Cutshaw Avenue.!'
Richmond, Va. ap 20 3t' '
..- - - I
VVE BUY, SELL AND WIRE OLD ! ,
oil lamps. Bring us your lamps <
for estimate or to be wired. Wor
rell Appliance Company. Dial
2057, Williamston. no 8 tf
OLD SCHOOL BUSSES FOR
Sale at School Bus Garage.
1 —1938 Model, Price $ 75.00
1—1937. Model. Price 45.00
1—1938 Model, Price 60.00
1 — 1938 Model. Price 75.00
1 — 1938 Model. Price 80.00
1 — 1938 Model. Price 125.00
Busses will be sold to first appli
cant. A money order. Certified
Check or Cashier's Check payable
to the Division of Purchase and
Contract is necessary before bus
can be moved. Martin County
Board of Education. ap 25 2t
FOR SALE: ONE 18-CUBIC FT. ;
Home Freezer. Food capacity !
—650 pounds. New'. Five year
guarantee. Special—$349.95. Wor
rell Appliance .Company, ap 25 2t j
CORN HERRINGS FOR SALE.
$2.00 per hundred. Cherry Fish
Market. ap 20 3t
FILM DEVELOPED: REGULAR
or oversize prints. Enlarge
ments from your negatives. 24
hour service. Royal Photographic
Center, Studio 128 Main Street,
Williamston, N. C. ap 4 8t
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- i
macy. m 22 tf
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Loctaer. no 8 tf
W' bookkeeping
and
TAX SERVICE
C. D. Carstarphen
no 8 tf
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSES
Mules, Cows and hogs removed
promptly. No charge. Phone i
Greenville, N. C., 3101. Norfolk
Tallow Company. no 8 ft
I
SINCLAIR DRILLS 2 MILES DEEP
TO HELP MEET RECORD OIL DEMAND
2-MILE CORKSCREW.
Drilling as deep as two
miles into the earth, with
ultra-modem equipment
and new scientific meth
ods, Sinclair is tapping
new oil pools to help meet
the record demand for
petroleum products.
This intensified devel
opment of new crude oil
sources is but a r~iall part
of Sinclair’s $150,000,
000 expansion program.
Sinclair’s program also
Includes new pipelines
and new, improved refin
ing facilities. In the future
as in the past, look to
Sinclair for Better
products, Better Service.
N. C. GREEN, AGENT
WILLIAMSTON; N. C.
• i.inoieum
• Asphalt Tile I
• lluhber Tile
• Lino-Tile |
• Cabinet Tops a Specialty i
Factory Trained Mechanics ’
No Job Too Large or Too Small I
Contract Prices to Contractors |
lliiiinieciilt |
Furniture Co. i
Bethel, N. C. — Phone 2211 I
BARCLAY TICK
BOARD
in assorted colors for bath
room and kitchens. We have
all accessories for installing
the above. Chrome, cap
strips, baseboard, etc. This
tile board is 3-16” thick. Our
price 35c per sq. ft. F. O. II.
Bethel.
IIiiniiMM-iill
I'iirniliire Co.
Bethel, N. C. — Phone 2211
SEE OUR
Fishing Tackle
TODAY — It’* Hot
Western Ante
Assoc. Store. .
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VAN'T TO BEY CORN IN
shuck at your farm. What kind
nd how much do you have?
Vrite or call L. N. James Corn
louse. Bethel, N. C. up ia tt
OH SALE: IMPERIAL WAS II
nhle Wallpaper, 25 patterns in
took, prices from 24e up. B S
fourtney & Son. ja 12 tf
»OES YOl’R COAT. SLIT OR
kirt fit? They dont! Then bring
hem to Bui luck's for expert alt
•rations. m 14 tf
’OR YOUR CUSTOM . MADt
Venetian blinds, awmngs for the
lome or store, see us. W' have
he famous Flexalum aluminum
lats; also beautiful colors in
vood. Henry Harrison, Williams
on- au 28 tf
SLAB WOOD
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Dial 2460
Williumslon Supply Co.
WE HAVE PFLVERIZEO SHEEP I
manuri- and Vigoro for lawns!
and flowers. Woolard Hardware
Company. ap 25 4t 1
FOR SALE: I’SEI) SCIlOoT 1
buses, buckets and barrels All
reasonable in priee. See Williams- '
Ion Parts and Metal Company. ;
Williamston. ap 25 2t
FOR SALE: ONE ALLIS-f 1IAL
mers practically new tractor,
one peanut picker, and one pow
er saw. Also a garage in James
cijle for rent. See Mary Godard,
Jamesvillc. N C . nr K S. Peel,
V illiamston. a li tf
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■OR SALE: THE JAMES STAT
ort Avers house, corner Frank
in and Lee Streets. Chas. H. Man
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SPECIAL—(!' x «’ PORCH Shades
fur only $4.95, in bamboo. B S.
Y.urtnoy and Sun. ap 13 lOt
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sanding and polishing your worn
lingy floors. We will rent and
thaw you how to operate the ma
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LET PARKER S SELF-SERVICE
Laundry ease your washday
worries. Nine pounds of clothes
washed for 35c. We also wash
blankets, smail rugs, bed spreads,
slip covers, etc. se 27 tf
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bieycles-T ricvcles.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
onws
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Duo j.v.4
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BOTTLE GAS SERVICE
Williamston Bottle Gas Co.
1 16 Main Sr.
Phone 2030 W. J. MILLER & SON
Office; WESTERN AUTO
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KHore Cold Space
in your new 1950
KBIVINATOk!
ANOTHER KELVINATOR
FIRST! IT’S ALL COLD!
Yoo! THo 1950 Mattorpioco Kolvinatort
arc rafrigaratad ... all fho way down.
ou got 11 to 12 cu. ft. of cold ipaco
in tho floor tpaco of pro-war tixotl
flew fleauty/
Extra Usefu/ features/
You K<‘t lots and lots of extra npaee! A giant 12 • ••-lb.
I'rown f ood (,be*l! tlijj. deep Meat Trav! IWg for
loll bottle*! Shell storage tiial saves shopping! Nexv, eold,
Soper ( risper at lilt* bollotit bold* more than a bushel!
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Farmers Supply Company
Williumslnii, 1\.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C
GOOD SEED PEANUTS
— Bunch or Runner —
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
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