Project To Make
Sewer Connection
Available To All
(Continued from page one)
ty in Nortli End around the Pen
tecostal Holiness Church and the
Dr. J. S. Rhodes development, also
Simmons Avenue and Hai'lax
Street
While the rate ot interest can
not be determined just now. it ts
estimated that the sewei tax will
support the interest and part of
the principal. It was also pointed
out that most of the town's cur
rent debt will be retired just
about the time for the town to
meet the new bond obligation
without materially affecting the
tax rate.
Cites Record Of
Achievements By
Democratic Party
(Continued rrom page one)
Siam, comparative figures show
great gains in our farm economy.
Hogs were selling for only $3.H-4
cwt in 1932. The average 1948
price was $22.80. Corn was selling
at only 29c a bushel in 1932. The
average 1948 price was $1.30. To
bacco was selling lor only lo 1-2
cents a pound in 1932. The aver
age price was 44c. Cotton was
selling at only (1 1-2 c ents a pound
in 1932. Tin average 1948 price
was 31c.
By last year 78.2 percent of the
farms had electricity. When the |
Rural Electrification Administra
tion was set up in 1933. only 11
percent of the farms had electric
lights.
The present condition of our
banks is an important barometer.
On June 30, 1932. only $35,484
| millions were deposited in U. S
commercial banks Bv June 30.
1949. deposits in banks had in
creased 2811 percent to $137,520
millions. In 1932. 1.453 banks
failed with deposits totaling $708
millions. None failed in 1948.
From 1934 through 1948 the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion spent $268,978,000 to help 4(b
| banks with deposits of $522,678,
000 A total of 12,922 commercial
banks with assets of S147.o40.82i.
000 were insured by FD1C in 1948.
More Americans own homes
than ever before many assisted
bv housing programs put into ef
fect by national Democratic Ad
ministrations to make home fi
nancing easier and chcapi i and to
prevent foreclosure.
Biblical Hebrew
Official Speech in
The Holy Land
(Continued Trorn page one)
spoke it a ritualistic “rabbinical
Hebrew." heard and taught in the
synagogues. Christ Jesus spoke
Aramaic, but he lived in a bilin
gual region. Greek was the lan
guage of thi marketplace.
Today a vigorous modern liters->
tore in Hebrew is growing- a po
etry, biography, drama, novel,
and short story.
A dead language has come to
life. It is a deliberate, romantic,
and religious revival unprece
dented m history. Furthermore,
as this 'apguage of 2,000 years ago
becomes again a language of the
people, which must serve as a ve
hicle for 20th-century ideas of
modern polities and technology, it
is bound to grow and expand, as
do all living tongues.
Fourteen Cases
In County Court
Monday Morning
(Continued from puge one)
cl with the costs, $22.05
Judgement was suspended up
on the- payment of the costs in I
the ease in which Kred Wilson
was charged with assaulting a'
female.
Pleading guilty of careless driv
ing, Theodore George Warren was
fined $10 and required to pay the
WEDDING BELLS RING FOR
THE BRIDE OF THE YEAR!
Lovely Elizabeth Taylor
is the blushing bride...
Spencer Tracy, the bar
' lassed dad who pays
| the bills in the hilari*
| ous pictunzation ol the
laugh-crammed novel!
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Directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI • Produced by PANDRO S Rppriiaij
VICCAR Theatre, Williamslon, N. C.
BOTTLE GAS SERVICE
Williamston Bottle Gas Co.
1-46 Main Si.
l’lioue 2050 W. J. MILLER & SON
Officer WESTERN \!'TO
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Population of Nation Is
Over I HO Million Noir
The Census Bureau has tenta
livel.v placed the population of
Continental United States at 150,
.>20,198 men, women and children,
which is nearly 19,000,000 more
than the total for ! 940.
e< ists.
In the ease charging them with
assault: with deadly weapons,
Linwood. Lawrence and Krnesi
Turner, .1: . and William V Pace
were found not guilty.
FOR SALK: DINING ROOM j
Suit Excellent condition. Price
very reasonable. Mi>. Frank J.
Margolis. Dial 2431. a-3 2t
FORCED TO SELL ! I I BEAl'-|
tiliil little spinet piano in this;
section to interested party who
j has established credit and can |
, make small down payment and
assume few monthly installments.
Piano fully guaranteed. Full key- j
board. Write Legal Dept., Box 889. |
j Concord, N. C\, and we will notify
where to set instrument. au 3 31
FOR SALE: WHEEL ( HAIR IN
good condition. Call 2337.
FOR SALE: 195(1 CHRYSLER SE-j
dan (new); 1948 Pontiac, 8 cyl
inder, driven 12,000 miles; 1947
Chevrolet Aerosedan. We buy us
id cars. C. D. Pittman. Phone |
2730. au 3 tfj
NOTICE TO OCR FRIENDS AND
Customers. We are now in the
position to make your tailor-made1
belts for $1.00. McLawhorn Fur-1
niture Co., Williamston. N. C.
au 2t I
FOR SALE: 17 REGISTERED
Herefor^^ splendid breeding.
Plenty Hereford and Angus bred
heifers not registered. 1 regis
tered five gaited Tennessee Walk
er, very gentle. W. S. Hundley,
Boydton. Va. au 1 4t
FOR SALE: USED OIL AND
wood ranges. Priced from
$12.50 up. B. S. Courtney and
Son. au 1 4t
FOK KKINT: ONK STOKA
thr«‘t‘-rooiu brick office
Building:. Ideal locution.
Apply to J. Paul Simpson.
au I 2t
FOR RENT: 3 ROOM APART
ment with bath, hot water fur
nished, on Simmons Avenue. See
Henry D. Harrison. jly'27 tf
FOR SALK: WE HAVE A FEW
used ice boxes left. Priced from
$1 a.OO up. B. S. Courtney and
Son. au 1 4t
FOR SALE: ONE ELECTRIC
counter drink box in good con
dition. See it at 204 S. Smithwick
Street. M S. Gray. jly 25 4t
FOR SALE: (i GOLF CLUBS IN
good condition. Will sell reas
onable See Ben Selby at the Ell-J
terprise Office. jjv 25 tf
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FARM LOANS: LONG TERM j
and low interest rate. At least j
twont.v-livc acres cleared land.
See L. A. Squires. Bank of Wash
ington Building, Washington, N.
c- jly 20 5t
WE CLEAN SEPTIC TANKS
and Excess Pools. All work
guaranteed. Tommie Nuckles,
Phone 2940-2. J. P. Lilley. au 1 2t
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM
apartment with private bath.
Also private entrance. See or call
D V. Clayton. Guaranty Bank
and Trust Company. Williams
ton. au 1 tf
FOR TOUR CUSTOM . MAOS
Venetian blinds, awnings for th«
home or store, tee us. have
un tarnojo F'exalum aluminum
Tat*" also beautiful colors in
wood Henry Harrison, Wiiiiams
‘.on su 28 tf
1 OK RENT; HOLDING FOR
rent on N. Kaug'hton Stiett that
can h< used for dwelling or store.
Henry 1J. Harrison. je 27 tf
CLARK’S RHEUMATISM COM
pound for positive relief of
aches and pains. Guaranteed re
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neuritis, neuralgia and muscular
lief or money back. Clark Phar
macy. m 22 tf
SLAB WOOD FOR SALE. O.
Bailey, Bear Grass. jly 25 4t
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
TORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat.
teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Lockrer. no 8 tf
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSES
Mules, Cows and hogs removed
promptly. No charge. Phone
Greenville, N. C.t 3101. Norfolk
Tallow Company. no 8 ti
PINE TIMBER WANTED. WE
pay Top Prices for standing tim
ber and pine logs. Williamston
Supply Co. Phone 2460. je 20 tf
HEARING AID USERS—Bu
tenes and Repair for all makes
of Hearing Aids through Clark's
Pharmacy, Williamston. N. C
au 1 3t
PARKERS SELF S E R V I C E
Laundry Hours 8 a. m to 5 p.
m. Monday through Friday. 8 a. m.
to 12 noon on Saturday. Try us for
a quick and economical wash ser
vice. je 8 tf
MR. FA RMER-rSTORE YOUR
cured hams and shoulders for
protection against skippers and
other insects for the summer.
Prices very reasonable. Colonial
Frozen Foods, Williamston, N.
C. jly 13 6t
FOR RENT. SANDING MACH
ine. Relinish 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: 1942 HUDSON 4
door with Radio and Heater.
1941 Ford 2-Door Coach, 1938 De
Soto, clean. 1936 Chevrolet 2-Door
Coach and 1935 Chevrolet 2-Door
Coach. See Stevenson’s Auto Ga
rage. 24 hours service. Phone day
3033, Phone Night, .2582. au 1 2t
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Roliersouville, N. C.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
August 3 and 4
IROQUOIS TRAIL
With George Montgomery
and Brenda Marshall
Cartoon and Short
SATURDAY, Aug. 5
GUN LAW JUSTICE
With Jimmy W'akely
LUCKY LOSERS
With "Slip" Mahoney and
MUGGSIE
SUNDAY, Aug. 6
ABBOTT
COSTELLO MEET
FRANKENSTEIN
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MONDAY - TUESDAY
August 7 and K
ASPHALT JUNGLE
With-Sterling Hayden
Latest News and Short
PRINCE OF PEACE
August 10 and 11
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY
August 3 and 4
Shows at 7:15 and 9:15
WINCHESTER 73
With Janies Stewart and
Shelly Winters
Latest News
SATURDAY, August 5
Double Feature Program
Shows Continuous 1 to II
RETURN OF
THE LASH
With Lash La Rue
TRIP TROUBLE
SERIAL
SUNDAY - MONDAY
August ti and 7
“WABASH
AVENUE”
( Betty Grable
And Victor Mature
Plus Cartoon
TUESDAY, August 8
“TENSION”
Barry Sullivan
Plus Cartoon
WEDNESDAY, August 9
”1 WAS A
SHOPLIFTER”
Howard Duff
Plus Serial, Cartoon Mi Short
MOV IES Are REITER
THAN EVER
MNMhMMMMNMINIMMI
Adults 20c
Children 15c
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
"Gunga Din"
Cary Grant
V ielor MeEaglen
CARTOON
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Susanna Pass"
With
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Also
"Out oi the
Storm"
With
Lois Collier
Jimmy Uyilon
Chapter No. 5 of Serial
The Invisible Monster
Cartoon
SUNDAY • MONDAY
"Guilty oi
no if
Treason
With
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This is the true story of
Cardinal Minx 'tty
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
"The Big Steal"
With
Robert Mitelium
Jane Greer
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bicycles-T ricycles.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Dial 2384
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JUST ARRIVED AT
DE PARTM £ NT STORES^
LADIES’ BETTER
DRESSES - COATS
SUITS
FOR FALL
Bought early, before reeent price increases be
eanie effective our new fall goods are in or
are coining in daily and are offered at real
savings under today's market. Come in early
while onr stock is complete, because we can
not replace these items at prices quoted in this
ad.
Watts Theatre
WiHiaiu*tou, N. C.
Sunday—Monday—Tuesday
This wets it man who Inal by his gum
mm mm ~T00 LONG!
usk i em it Kuos.
EASY LAY-A-WAY
PLAN!
NEW TALL
SUITS
from $16.50
HEW FALL
DRESSES
from $6.95
NEW FALL
COATS
from $16.50
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