Boosters Elected
Officers Recently
For the New Year
(Continued from page one)
Barnhirr^n^TundT^ B. A.
Critcher, Jr., John Henry Ed
wards. Janies Griffin. K P Linds
ley. A J. Manning. Wheeici M
Manning, Frank Margohs. Ernest
Meat's R. E. Peele, and C Urbin
Rogers
Place Nine Cases
On Calendar For
Trial Next Week
(Continued from page one)
sep: t( oi April J. 1948.
that no children were born to the
union. The defendant, in his an
swer, denies most of the allega
tions and prays that divorce be
demeci.
In his suit against Zelma Oliver,
L. J. Oliver says they were mar
ried on January 13. 11144 and
separated on August (i, 11)47. that
the one child born of the union
as in the custody of the mother
CHIROPRACTIC FOR
CHRONIC CONDITIONS
Dizzy Spells. Heart Conditions,
Headaches, Constipation, Neu
rasthenia (Nervous Prostra
tion ).
DR. <i. E. HORNER
Williamston. N. C.
but supported by the plaintiff. |
Wallce C. Moore m his case
against Annie E Moore complains
that they were married in 1940
and separated in August 1947,
that no children were born to the
I union and that the defendant is
now living in Philadelphia.
The divorce ease of Norman
against Norman was missing from
the files, but it was learned that
the plaintiff lived in the lower
part of this or ir. Washington
County and was represented by j
Pete Bell, Negr attorney.
!n Durham Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Leggett and
'son well in Durham Sunday vis
iting Mr. Leggett's brother, Mr
Hoyt Leggett, who continues quite
ill in a hospital there.
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Here Yesterday
Mrs. Cleil Ward of Roberson
ville visited here yesterday.
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Doing Field Work Here
Completing his junior year in
electrical engineering at State
College, Mr Nathan Gooding, Jr.,
of New Bern, is doing field work
between terms here this summer
with the Virginia Electric and
Power Company.
"VOICE OF AMERICA”
The "jamming" of Voire of
[America programs by the Soviet
I Union has confirmed the belief
thal the broadcasts are reaching a
large percentage of the Russian
population and are having a dis
turbing impact on the Kremlin,
'according to Mucin Delgado, spec
ial assistant to the chit f of the In
ternational Broadcasting E vision
of the State Department,
Watts Theatre
Williiini^ton, N. C.
Wednesday—Thursday—F riday
t&m&fimsmv
FINALLY, at last/ after a
3 year delay, you can see
THE OUTLAW/
STARRING
JANE
RUSSELI
JACK BUETEl ^
THOMAS MITCHELL
WAITER HUSTON
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STAtm* ro nsc*M.
Minor Accidents
On County Roads
In Past Few Days
(Continued from Page One)
to a 1939 Chevrolet driven by
Willie Arthur Lane of Pitt
County.
Driving toward Hamilton on
Highway 13,.. cane pulled to the
right and stopped on the .shoulder
of the road about a mile out of
Oak City, and then turned back
into the road The Oldsrnobile
crashed into the side of the Chev
rolet. No one was hurt and dam
age to the Olds was estimated at
$100 and to the Chevrolet at $50
bv Patrolman U P. Natron who
made the investigation. Lane, op
erating the ear without driver's
license, ran away He was arrested
by patrolman Narron about an
hour later. Trying to accommodate
the driver. Patrolman Naron ear
ned Lane to his brother s home
near Oak City to arrange bond.
Lane went through the front door
and right on out the rear door
and u)i until late yesterday after
noon had not been seen.
AGRICl I TCRAL COUNTY
COUNCIL MEETS JUNE 14
The Agricultural County Coun
cil will held its June meeting
Wednesday night, June 14. at H:U0
o'clock in the agricultural build
ing. R. McK Edwards, Negro
County Agent, has announced.
Plans for attending the Farmers
and Homemakers Conference and
The Upper Coastal Plain Experi
ment Station will be discussed.
There will also be a discussion on
Cotton Insect Control. All fat til
ers are urged to be present.
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Spending Few Days Here
Mrs Pete Eason and son of
Farmville are spending a few days
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. White.
Visit In Ahoskie
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Davis were
in Ahoskie Sunday visiting Mr.
MiHard Li 1 ley who continues criti
cally ill at his home there.
• Linoleum
• Asphalt Tile
• Rubber Tile
• Lino-Tile
• Cabinet Tops a Specialty
Factory Trained Mechanics
No Job Too Large or Too Small
Contract Prices to Contractors
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I'lirniliirr < .o.
Bethel, N. C. — Phone 2211
I ANNOUNCEMENT
I TO THE VOTERS OF MARTIN COUNTY
I 4-HIIIIOl I'Uell Hilt'
ally mi I iiiii n.-inu llii.- melliod of
contact to solicit your vole mid sii|i
|M»rl in {Jo* -croud j.rimmy d:r
House Of
Representatives
I Main lo assure rvrrj oik* dial
I |iro|»osc lo represent llieni faille
fnlly. fairly and ini|iarlially.
\\ illi inv many years i>\pprirm>e in legislative work I pledge
myself lo represent tin* |m*«»|»I«* ii» your representative, just as I
have always ami more parlieiilarly in tin* Iasi session.
I shall noi let any person or p'roop ilimi or dictate my arls
ami I In* whole people of llie County ami Slate shall have my undi
vided ami impartial serviee.
I pou liiis iiasis I solicit your vole ami support as represen
tative in the general assembly.
.
COREY
EVERETTS 4. OAK CITY 0
In a same featured by good
pitching, the Everetts Cubs Sun
day afternoon defeated Oak City’s
Roosters 4 to 0 R Williford allow
ed the Roosters just three hits as
his mates collected only seven
scattered bingles off R Manning
of Oak City. The Cubs got their
runs at the rate of one per inning,
in the third, fifth, sixth and sev
enth frames.
Bobby Bullock of Everetts and
and Tyson of Oak City got two
hits each in the game hut no other
players could do better than one.
Hassell got the only other Oak ^
City binglc.
it was the second in a row for S
the Clubs over the Roosters as they
went extra innings Saturday!
night to get a 5-4 decision in the
Williamston park.
Finding that it was taking too
much of his time, Morris .Stalls re-]
signed last week as manager at
Everetts and a manager is to be
named this week to replace him.
Sunday’s box:
if
Oak City
Manning, Ji
Hassell. 2b
Keel. 3b
Worsley, B ,
Tyson, e
Worsley, F
Moore, lb
Strickland, ss
Manning, R.. p
Ab K
If
cf
E
0
0
1
0
0
Totals
Everetts
Bullock, B., ss
Wynn, 2b
Fleming, cf
Stalls, Jr., 3b
Meeks. s„ rf
Rawls, rf (0)
White, lb
Stails, J. M . If
Keel, J.. c
Williford, R„ p
30 0 3 4
Ab K H E
5 12 0
4 0 0 0
3 110
3 0 0 0
3 0 10
1 i j. 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 10
3 0 0 0
4 111
Totals 34 4 7 1
Score by innings:
1 Oak City 000 000 000--0
Everetts 001 011 lOx 4
WantS
STRAYEIJ: A SOW AND SEVEN
shouts weighing about 35 or 40
pounds have strayed from my pre
mises. Finder please notify John
Hadley, Williamston KFD.
FOR RENT: NEWLY < ON
strueted, well equipped service
station in Oak City on highway
125. If interested call or eontaet
Baker Oil Company, Williamston.
je 13 2t
FOR RENT—BRICK STORE and
warehouse. North Railroad
Street. Robersonvillc. C. L. Wil
son. je 13 4t
MAN WITH CAR WANTED FOR
route work. $15 to $20 in a day.
No experience or capital required.
Steady. Write today. Mr. McVey,
Candler Bldg.. Baltimore 2, Md.
POTATO SPROUTS FROM CER
filled Porto Rican stock. $2.00
I per 1000. Bedding potatoes were
5 treated witn Senesan Bel. John
, Gorkin, Ji . Dial 20442. je 11 2t
_ Hi Y WITH CONFIDENCE. BC$
| from a company with a gram
r reputation. Brown Memorial Com
I pany, Rocky Mount. N. C. R
[ Sherrod Corev, representative
I Williamston, N. C„ Dial 29493.
i je U 4
GLADIOLUS FOR SALE. 75c per
Dozen. Dial 29407. Mis. Archie
Coltrain. je 11 2t
WILL THE FINDER OF BROWN
leather wallet belonging to
Charles Lanoy, please return pa
pers and cards to Enterprise office ,
and keep money as reward, j 11 2t
RECOVERED: BOY’S PAINTED
over bicycle. Wheel was found
by police in backlot about a month
ago. Owner may get wheel by
calling at police department.
| WANTED TO BUY— GOOD US
ed automobile. Late model.
| Cash. Phone 2739. my 9 tf
I PARKER'S SELF-SERVICE
I Laundry. Hours 8 a. m. to 5 p.
j in. Monday through Friday. 8 a. m.
j to 12 noon on Saturday. Try us for
, a quick and economical wash ser
vice. je 8 tf
FOR SALE: 1938 FORD TRUCK.
Good engine. See Mis. J. L.
Holliday or telephone 2-9414. j8 3t
FOR RENT: 4-ROOM APART
ment in Birmingham Apart
ments. See R L. Coburn. j 8 tf
ONE USED T CUBIC FOOT RE
frigerator. Good condition.
$75.00. Western Auto Store. W. J.
Miller and Son. je 8 2t
FOUR USED GAS RANGES.
Good condition. $50.00 to $125.00
Western Auto Store, W. J. Miller
and Son. je 8 2t
FOR SALE: THE T. W. FEARING
residence on Franklin Street, l
Williamston. Will be shown by
appointment only. je 8 2t
TWO HOMES FOR SALE AT1
West End and located on the old
fair grounds. See or call Clar- ]
ence Griffin. je 8 2t
USED LUMBER FOR SALE:
Large stock lumber and metal
roofing from removal of Birming
ham warehouse on Watts Street.
See or call R. L. Coburn. je 8 2t
FOR SALE: ONE HOUSE AND
lot in West End. Lot 50 ft. x
339 ft. See O. S. Cowan or tele
phone 2593. je 8 2t
FOR SALE: 1946 DODGE PICK-;
up truck in good condition. Col
onial Frozen Foods. Williamston,
N. C. je 8-13
NOW IS THE TIME TO FILL |
your locker with fryers. The
surplus season is here. Store now j
and save. Wc- have an ample sup- j
plv. Colonial Frozen Foods.
June 8 2t
MR. FARMER: WE ARE NOW
prepared to store your cured
meat to protect it from flies and
skippers. Pi ices reasonable. Col-,
onial Frozen Foods. je 8 2t
POTATO SLIPS FOR SAIL—
Now, any time. See A. L. Crisp. !
near Batts Cross Roads, Washing
ton, N. C. jo 8 3t i
CALL MRS. HOKE ROBERSON1
or Mrs. Joe Glenn for cakes, j
pies, chicken salad, mints, and I
candies. Made to order. je 8 2t >
LET PARKER S SELF-SERVICE
Laundry ease your washday I
worries. Nine pounds of clothes
washed for 35c We also wash
blankets, small rugs, bed spreads,i
slip covers, etc. se 27 tf
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
WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
all types of high quality hard
wood logs. Wells-Oates Lulmber
Company, Frank E Weston, man
ager, Williamston. N. C. je 8 tf
WANT TO BUY CORN IN
shuck at your farm. What kind
and how much do you have?
Write or call L. N. James Corn
House. Bethel, N. C. ap 18 tf
DOES YOI R COAT, SLIT OR
skirt fit? They dont! Then bring
them to Bulluek’s for expert alt
erations. ni 14 tt
FOR RENtT SANDING MACH
ine Refinish your floors your
self and do a first class job of
sanding and polishing your worn
dingy floors. 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. no 8 tf
FOR SALE: SEV ERAL USED
oil stoves in good condition. B.
S. Courtney and Sen. my 16 lOt
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Loelfer. no 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
j 2057, Williamston. no 8 tf
FOR YOL'R CUSTOM - MAOS
Venetian blinds, awnings for the
home or store, see us. Wc have
the famous Flexalum aluminum
slats; also beautiful colors in
wood. Henry Harrison, Williams
ton. au 26 tf
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSES
Mules, Cows and ho^s removed
promptly. No charge. Phone
; Greenville, N. C„ 3101. Norfolk
Tallow Company. no 8 tl
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TRIO
Kolx-rsouville, N. C.
Tl'ESDAl June 13
(I Day Only)
CARNEGIE HALL
With Vaughn Monroe
and Marsha Hunt
WEDNESDAY, June 14
Double Feature Program
WESTERN PACIFIC
AGENT
With Kent Taylor and
Sheila Kyan
INNER SANCTUM
With Mary Keth Hughes and
Charles Russell
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
DEAR WIFE
With Joan Caulfield and
William Holden
SATURDAY. June 17
Double Feature Program
VANISHING
WESTERNER
Starring Monte Hale
FLYING SAUCER
With Mikel Conrad and
Pat Garrison
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bieyeles-Ti icyclos.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Dial 2384
MEMORIALS
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OF ENDURING^BEAUT
DOT HWEILL
IMMORTAL MEMORY
Memory is a fragile thing. Unless it it carefully tended and
kept vivid it will gradually fade with the years. A truly ^
effective memorial is a bulwark against the fading effects of
time. Standing in dignity in a hallowed place it perpetuates
the memory of love and is a source of inspiration throughout
the years.
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Design, material and cral Ismanshtp are ihe three things which
insure beautiful and permanent memorials. You get them
when you place yout confidence in an established dealer*
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TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
'End of the River'
With
Sahu
Variety Cartoon
THURSDAY • FRIDAY
"Montana"
With
Errtd Flynn
Alexis Smilli
Sport
Cartoon
BARCLAY TILE
BOAIU)
in U-d colors It bath
room and kitchens. We have
all accessories f.n installing
the above. Chrome, cap
strips, baseboard, etc. This
tile board is 3-10" thick. Our
price 35c per sq. It. K O. LS.
Bethel.
Iliiiliiircult
Furniture Co.
Bethel, N. C. — Phone 2311
THEATRE — WILL1AMSTON
LAST TIME TUESDAY
"The Big
Hangover"
Willi
\ an Johnson
Lli/alutli Taylor
News Cartoon
WKDNKSD \Y
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
"The Outlaw"
With
Janr
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Cartoon
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VICCAR - Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday