Total Of $5,410,925
Spent For Liquors
Since July in 1935
(Continued from Page One)
Jamesville 8.864.55 7,111.75
$102,906.10 $81.448.30
To give a complete review of
the trend legai liquor sales have
taken since the stores were open
ed m July. 1935. the gross income
of the four sto.x b'.
lows:
4| narter
Ending
Sept., '35 $
Dee., '35
Mar., ’36
June, 36
Sept.. ’36
Dec., '36
Mar., '37
June, 37
Sept., '37
Dec.. '37
Mar., ’38
June. 38
Sept., '38
Dec., '38
Mai., '39
June, ’39
Sept., '39
Dec., '39
Sale*
22.249.35
37.379.29
25,274.96
21.584.05
27.864.59
44.727.00
29.771.20
31 640.98
30.259.05
56,179.40
33,325.62
26.968.35
32,502.15
40.710.30
25.407.05
24.174.25
30.539.58
48.481.05
*■ *
Profits
2,743.11
9.887.99
5.100.24
3.425.70
5.619.93
11,661.14
6,563.07
4.484.77
2,854.43
16,224.82
7.694.35
5.853.82
7.739.45
11.605.38
5.768.68 i
5.456.40
6.727.00
10.809.60
Alar., 40
June, 40
Sept., '40
Dec., ’40
June. '41
Sept. '41
Dec.. 41
Mar., ’42
June, '42
Sept.. '42
Dec., ’42
Mai., '43
June, ’43
Sept.. '43
Dec . 43
Mai.. '44
June. '44
Sept., '44
Dec., 44
Mai'. 45
June, ’45
Sept.. '45
Dec., 45
Mar.. '40
June. 40
Sept.. 46
Dec,, %4l>
Mar.. '47
June. 47
Sept.. 47
Dec-., '47
Mar.. 4U
June. '48
Sept., 48
Dec., 48
Mar. 49
June. '49
Sept.. '49
Dec. 49
Mai , 50
31.719.25
25.625.08
27.561.82
40.283.10
35,124.75
29.043.65
40.601.90
65.754 75
53.152.95
53.607.45
80.357.25
137.476.80
101.665.30
87,011.20
81.148.30
83,330.40
77.100.15
81.098.50
108.752.55
172.526.25
115.984.40
102.806.80
146.804.95
217,671.65
182.421.70
1*55.624.20
181.380.15
279,578.90
192.829.45
157,924.75
161.769.25
216.903.30
167.936.60
128.296.45
149.140.60
190,892.05
134.146 70
102,906.10
120.378.60 S
153,889 10
98.260.55
7,703.77
5.987.35
6.194.68
12.729.11
9,089.93
6.643.22
10.862.05
19.145.70
14.178.93
14.635.34
23.177.89
36.750.70
22.476.36
19.572.81 1
23.301.93
23.050.91
18,913.72
17.975.35
22.260.39
41.479.42
25.438.60
25.374.01
34.445 75
48.249.98
45.081.22
34.415.39 1
41.301.41
65.803.37
49.498 22
38,291.46
33.562.99
49,944.28
39,109.69
27.060 14
33,835.08
41,864.53
30.384.14
22.375.63
25.535.64
32,557.10
21.764.23
Plan Community
Concerts During
Next Few Months
(Continued from page one;
coming season from a list of 160
which includes virtually all the
major concert groups; singers,
dancers and instrumentalists now
before the public.
The formation of the Martin
County Community Concert As
sociation will add to...the
J.04f> cities and to^u^^UieUnH-^
cd S...»os u'ou 11V Ci'i -
joying the talent of top flight
artists on a basis that guarantees
the local organization from defi
cit.
Members of the Marlin County
Community Concert Association
will be privileged to attend their
own concerts in Williamston and,
without additional cost, commun
ity Concerts that are not sold out,
m other nearby towns. There are
Ii4 cities and towns having com
munity concerts in North Caro
lina. Some within driving distance
are Washington, Tarboro, Rocky
Mount, Elizabeth City and New
j Bern. Only members may attend
the community concerts here and
elsewhere.
Mr. B G. Stewart, the newly
elected president of the associa
tion, has pointed out that all
the membership dues of the non
profit association will be used for
the purpose of engaging artists
and defraying the small campaign
expenses The membership fee !
for adults is $5.00, plus tax and
for students, $2.50, plus tax
For furthei information, inter
ested persons are asked to contact
any of the officers named above,
or Mr. Al Sweatt, publicity chair
man for the association.
County Attorney
Critically Hurt
In Car Accident
(Continued from page one)
reportedly to get something to
eat. A second car, occupied by
Oak City men, was said to have
been following Johnson and Liv
crman, but they tola Patrolman
Perry they could not tell what
happened, that the Johnson car
was traveling about fifty-five
miles an hour.
June, '50 81.44S.30 *..)5,3?0,3!
$5.410,925.15 1.267.211.19
Bystander.-: assisted him to his
feet and soon asked him it the
dog had hurt |v n
Watts Theatre
\\ illiamslou, N. C.
Sunday—Monday—Tuesday
HOPE ©s
with
LAUGHS/..
Out on the Range /
Paramount proionlt
DOBHUFE
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Color by TccU1'1
co\or
litr thi
II
ll
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P>Mliir«« by Dh»'I».1 hr
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SPECIALS
Washing Machines
8 Pound, No Pump,.$ 89.95
9 Pound, with Pump. 119.95
9 Pound, with Pump .... 139.95
SPECIAL — l)E Lli\E — MASTER
GUARANTEED ONE VKAK
l-lit Main S|. \\ . J. Miller ami Son Dial 2050
4CTION
<.randc." I
Kdd.e I)"v
i> tilt' order of the day in Realart's “Renegades of the Rio
{ere are I ii/./.y Ivniglit, Rod < mneron, star of the film, and
, in (Hie of (lie mam eveiling scenes.
MAKCO SATURDAY
Bob Hope rests comfortably while Lucille Ball does the work in this
scene from Paramount's Technicolor comedy "Fancy Pants,” which I
opens next Sunday at the Watts Theatre. George Marshall directed.!
Few Cases Heard
In Justice Court
(Continued from page one)
deadly weapons, were booked for
trial in the county court. Bond
was required in the sum of $100 1
| each Klmcr Whitfield, a third j
j defendant in the case, was re-I
! leased when probable cause was
not found against him.
Sparrow Smith, charged with
forcible trespass and assault, was j
bound over to the county court j
for trial next Monday. Justice C
ft;—’, nuTuiiig ’ the pi'eTTmi'
nary hearing, required bond in
| the sum of $200
Native 01 County
Dies In Virginia
Funeral services were conduct-]
ed in Portsmouth, Virginia Mon
day for Mi Henry Keel, 72, who
died Saturday at lus home there
i following several weeks of illness.
Burial was in Swansboro, North
Carolina Monday afternoon at
| three o’clock
I Born near Williamst.on, the son
oil the late Sue and Bill Keel, he
licit Martin County m 1912 to
1 make his home in Virginia.
He is survived by his wife and
eight children and one brother,
J. C. Keel, and one sister, Mrs C
If. Jenkins, both of Robersonville.
Must recent duels in France
have been fought between poli
ticians and journalists.
WantS
STKAYFI) FROM HOMK ON
Wan on Street, Cocker Spaniel
puppy. Answers to name, "Blon
die," Light tan. Contact W. R.
Banks.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED: AP
ply in own handwriting giving j
qualifications. WO, c/o The En- j
terprise. se 28 2t
THREE ROOM APARTMENT ON
Simmons Avenue for rent. Hen
ry D. Harrison. se 28 tf
HELP WANTED: COLORED
girl to clean doctor s office and
1 to assist Office nurse. Attiaelivc t
I salary. The Ward Clime, Rober- (
jsonville, N. C. se 28 tf J
MAN WITH CAR WANTED FOR jj
route work. $15 to $20 in a ciay. l|
J No experience or capital required. <
Steady. Write today. Mr. Me- j
Vcy, Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2. J
Md. f
WE ARE NOW HOOKINCi TCR I
keys for Thanksgiving. 10-15 111. j
hens. 70c. 18-22 III Tonis. <>0e J
These are grade A Turkeys. Let j
us have your order now. Colonial I
Frozen Foods. se 28 2t
FOR KAf E ELECTRIC SEWWfi
machine, console 'cabinet, 20
year warrant' only $110.50. B S.
Courtney v bon. . s« 28 12t
APARTMENT AND ROOMS FOR i
«
rent. Call 2006, Williamston.
se 28 2t
THURSDAY FRIDAY An7> SA’T
urday only: Linoleum By The
Yard, BOOSTER SPECIAL Price,
69c Square Yard. McLawhorn
Furniture Company, Mam Street,
Williamston, N. C. se 26 2t
FOR SALE: 1939 1 1-2 TON
Chevrolet Truck, $225. 1937
Plymouth, 4-door, $100. 1941 Pon
tiyc, 2-door coach, $500. 1940 Ford
1-2 ton pick-up, $125. Steve’s
Auto Garage. 24 hour service, day
phone 3033, night phone 2582.
ik’.oiid i vii -- •W.-26 Z{ '
DURING BOOSTER DAYS ONLY
9x12 Linoleum Rugs, $4.89 up.
McLawhorn Furniture Company,
iM.i.r.-Stie, t. Williamston. se 28 2t
HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTS
part time job that he might con
tinue his schooling. Phone 2396. !
se 26 2t
FOR SALE: ACETYLENE WELD
ing outfit, complete with all fit
tings and cart. $75.00. G. and S.
Motor Company, Phone 2301. Rob
ersonville, N. C. se 26 2t
- ———
HAMILTON
THEATRE
LAST TIMES FRIDAY
September 29
Shows 7 and 9
THE EAGLE AND
THE HAWK
With John Fayne, Rhonda
Fleming and Dennis O'Keefe
In Technicolor
I’lus Latest News
SATURDAY, Sept. 30
Double Feature Program
Shows 1 til It
TEXAS TERROR
With Don Barry
HIGH JACK
With Jimmy Davis
Chapter No. 5
Atom Mjui vs. Superman
-j- . . --- -■
SUNDAY ONLY, October 1
Shows 3 anrt h
WOMAN OF
DISTINCTION
With Kosiland Russell
and Ray Miliand
Plus Color Cartoon
MONDAY - TUESDAY
October 2-3
Shows 7 and 9
In Color
THE NEVADAN
Willi Randolph Scott
Plus Latest News
MOVIES An BETTER
THAN EVER
WANTED: BELL BOY AT HOT
el George Reynolds. se 19 4t
SHETLAND PONIES FOR SALE
at Conway’s Tourist Court.
Phone 29410. se 21 tf
I FOR SALE: 1947 TWO-TON STU
debaker truck, 158 inch wheel
base. Special price $350.00. G. and
S. Motor Company, Phone 2301,
Robersonville, N. C. se 26 2t
FOR SALE: HOTPOINT ELEC
tric stove in good condition.
Conway's Tourist Court. Phone
29410. se 21 tf
J . ... ___
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER
«.. •Mrtes and ail kinds of
nursery stock. Will be glad to or
der and assist in planting. Also
landscaping and sowing of winter
grass. J. Frank Weaver, agent for
Waynesboro Nurseries. se 12 6t
PARKER'S SELF - SER VICE
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
PINE TIMBER WANTED. WE
pay Top Prices for standing tim
ber and pine logs. Williamston
Supply Co. Phone'2460. je 20 tf
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Loclrei no 8 tf
DURING BOOSTER DAYS ONLY
9x12 Linoleum Rugs, $4.89 up.
McLawhorn Furniture Company,
Main Street, Williarnston. se 26 2t
USED R E F R I G E R A TORS —
Three used refrigerators in good
condition. Priced low for quick
sale. Western Auto Associate
Store, W. J. Miller and Son, Wil
liamston. se 14 tf
STOpIn AND SEE OURSTOCK
of Used Furniture. Williamstof
Hardware Company, Williarnston,
N. C. au 29 tf
FOR SALE: 1946 DODGE, 4-Door
sedan, low mileage and excel
lent upholstery. Privately owned.
Call 2106. au 22 tf
GOOD USED FURNITURE—WiT
liamston Hardware Company,
Williarnston, N. C. au 29 tf
FOR RENT: BEDROOM WITH
twin bi ds and heat. Private en
trance. Phone 2674. se 12 4t
THREE USED ICE BOXES FOR
sale. Western Auto Associate
Store, W. J. Miller and Son, Wil
liamston. se 14 tl
Foil TOUR CUSTOM - MAUI
Venetian blinds, .awnings for the
home or store, see. us. W** have
the ts^nous Flexalum aluminum
slatst; also beautiful; colors ' in.
wood. Henry Harrison, Williams
ton. au 26 tf
FOR RENT: SANDING MACH
ine. Refinish your floors your
self and do a first class job of
sanding and polishing your worn
dingy floors'. We wi” rent antf
show you how to operate the m£
chine. Its easy and rental costs
are low. Worrell Appliance Com
pany. D:al 2057. no 8 tf
THl RSDAY-FKIDAY AND SAT?
urday only: Linoleum By The
Yard. BOOSTER SPECIAL Price,
69r Square Yard. McLawhorri
Furniture Company, Main Street,
Williamston, N. C. se 26 2t
DEAD AND DISABLED HQRSEB
Mules, Cows and hogs removed
promptly. No charge. Phone
Greenville, N. C, 3101. Norfolk
Tallow Company no 8 ti
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
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
OUTBOARD MOTORS — FIVE
used outboard motors. Good 1
condition. See them at Western
A'j^j^^jgciaie Store. W. J. Miller
Adults 20c
Children 15c
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
"Ambush"
With
Robert Taylor
Arlene Dahl
Joint Hodiak
COMEDY
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Renegades oi
the Rio Grande"
With
Rod Cameron
Alsu
"Eagle
Squadron"
With
Robert, Stack
Diana Barrymore
Chap. No. 1 of Serial
Cody of the Pony Express
CARTOON
SUNDAY • MONDAY
"The Great Dan
Patch"
With
Dennis O’Keefe
Oail Russell
COMEDY
TUESDAY anil
WEDNESDAY
"Three Came
Home"
With
Claudette Colbert
I’uti'ic Knowles
CARTOON
FARM LOANS
10-15-20 Years
Low Interest) Rate
No Appraisal Fee
Prompt Closing
Lhu*. H. Manning, Ally.
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bicycles-Tricycles.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Dial 2384
(watts
THEATRE — WILLIAMSTON
THURSDAY . FRIDAY
With
MaeDonaltl Carry
Maureen O’Hara
Sport — Special — Cartoon
"Comanche
. ;•)
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Sunset In the
West"
With
Roy Rogrrti
Penny fid»urds
Aim
"Father Makes
Good"
With
Raymond Walhurn
Walter Catlett
Chap. No. 13 of Serial
Atom Man vs. Superman
CARTOON
SUNDAY . MONDAY
and TUESDAY
"Fancy Pants"
With
Bob Hope
Lueille Ball
News Cartoon
seott
Karin Booth
Sport Comedy
SEE
Worrell Appliance Co.
for the best in
USED FURNITURE
E
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l DOE WOOD AVE .pMONf 2J09
WILl (AM*,TON, N.C.
FIXZIT
1 SYSTEM
REFRIGERATORS
7 1-2 FOOT
$189.95
8 1-2 FOOT
$219.95
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOC. STORE
W. J. MILLER & SON
SATt,'SJ!>AE,;Scji(. S3
STREETS OF
GHOST TOWN
With Charles Starrctt
Siniley Burnette
DESTINATION
BIG HOUSE
With Dorothy Patrick
and Robert Rockwell
and Serial
SUNDAY, Oct. I
Johnny Sheffield as
BOMBA
THE JUNGLE BOY
In "HIDDEN CITY”
With Sue England
Plus: The Veteran Musical
“FUN ON WHEELS”
Revue “FUN ON WHEELS”
(Bob Hope as M. O. C.)
Also: Cartoon and Short
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Oct. 2-3
BREAKING POINT
With John Garfield and
Patricia Neal
Latest News & Short
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Now *'!a) inti — ‘THE GREAT JEWEL ROBBER”
Slarriiifi David Brian — Marjorie Reynolds
A great ACTION picture
ALIVE with excitement! *
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Walt Disney
captures every
rousing moment
of the greatest
adventure of
them iill—•
throbbing with
the villainy
of blackdiearted
pirates against
the courage
of a lone,
plucky lad
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VICCAR - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
BOTTLE GAS SERVICE
Williamston Bottle Gas Co.
Pkoue 2050
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W. J. MILLER & SON 146 Muiu Si.
Office* WESTERN ALIO
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