Minimum Oi Eight
Persons Are Hurl
But None Fatally
(Continued from page one)
car. He suffered a slight knee in
jury.
The dangerous business was
continued about 3:30 a m. Satur
day when a 13-10 Chevrolet truck
belonging to the G and H Build
ers' Supply Company, went out
of control and turned over near
the State Highway and Public
Works Commission Prison camp.
It was reported by Patrolman B
W Parker that the truck was
loaded with wood, that the dump
body came unfastened and the
load shifted, causing the driver
to lose control. No one was hurt
and damage was comparatively
slight, the officer estimating it
it about $25.
Twelve hours later, almost to I
the minute, the wrecks started
piling up again. Mrs. J. D. Page
had parked her 13-11 Dodge lac
ing east on West Main Street in
the 500 block. Howell Warren, Sr.,
driving east and apparently blind
ed by approaching traffic, plowed
into the rear of the Dodge with
his 1333 Ford, causing about $400
damage to each car, according to
reports from local police who in
vestigated the accident. After tin
Dodge was hit in the rear, it was
knocked into a phone pole, leav
ing both ends badly smashed
Warren suffered a slight knee in
jury.
While Officers Modlin. Jones
and Perry were clearing up that
accident. William O. Dawes. RFD
2. Robcisonville. drove up from
the east, and obeying the law.
brought his 1938 Chevrolet to a
.stop. Arthur Edmondson, Wil
liamston tilling station employee,
was following Dawes, and for!
some reason, failed to see the I
warning light on the wrecker and j
the flashlight signals waved by
the offieers. and plowed into the
rear of the Chevrolet with his 1950
Plymouth, doing about S50 dam
age to the Dawes car and about
$400 to his In addition to a severe
head injury, Edmondson was hurt
on one knee. He got out ol his
car and walked around a few min
utes. explaining to offieers that hi
was not hurt much. A short time
later he collapsed and was re
moved to a local hospital tor
treatment. Edmondson says the
last thing he remembers about the
wreck was that he saw the lights
to late too stop, but that ht* ap
plied his brakes. He regained
consciousness early Sunday morn
ing but continues in the hospital,
the extent of his injuries not yet
definitely known.
While tlu Williamston officers
were handling the Main Street
wrecks. Patrolman M. E. Powers
officiated at the last one for the
da\ over in Williams Township
on U. S. Highway 64 at 10:00
o'clock. Blinded bv rain and
bright lights, Alexander James of
Plymouth, driving Theopilus
Cooper's 1949 Hudson, sideswiped
William D. Barnes’ 1941 Ford se
dan, causing about $200 damage t i
each ear. the patrol officer said.
Sunday noon a 1941 Ford, driv
en by Louise Williams of Rober
sonvillc, and a 1949 Ford truck
tractor, owned by the Asphalt
Service Company anil driven by
Jeffry Taylor, crashed at a dirt
mail intersection a short distance
| from Robersonvilie. No one was
hurt and damage was limited to
$50 on the car, according to Pa
trolman K. P. Narmn who made
the investigation.
In a Oak City street Sunday
evening al 6:15 o'clock, Sol Baker,
colored man, crashed into the side
of a Ricks bus, doing about $50
damage to the bus and $25 dam
age to his 1939 Ford. Baker dill
not stop and was booked for hit
and-run driving, Patrolman R. P.
Narmn said.
A sign-off for the day came
about 8:30 o'clock Sunday evening
when a log truck sideswiped a
car m lmnt of the Carver Theatre
on Williamston's Washington
Street. Officers are still investi
gating the case with a hit-and-run
charge all ready for the log truck
: driver.
The total proper!.\ damage ap
proximated $4,000.
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WILUAMVTON, N.C.
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OLD MASflR
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Beautiful, useful solid silvei lor
vouiselt — loi welcome gilts
Peele's - Jewelers
SINCE 189!)
121 Main WiliiumMon
FOR FINER CHRISTMAS GIFTS
IWATTS^
THEATRE — WILLIAMSTON
Last l ime Tuesday
"I'll Get By"
With
June Haver
W illiam Lumlijran
Gloria Deliavt*n
Harry James
•larch of Time News
WKDNKSDAY
llondie's Hero'
With
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Comedies 2 Cartoons
THURSDAY FRIDAY
"No Way Out"
With
Richard Widmark
Limla Darnell
NEWS
NBC Bread Truck
Hits School Bus
Near Jamesville
$ _
(Continued from Page One)
gers.
Simon Corey was following the
bus in his 1936 Ford, holding a
sale distance and traveling cau
tiously. Allen reportedly passed
I the furry ear and headed for the
rear of the school bus which hud
slowed down to about two miles
an hour with its stop sign dis
played. Allen was quoted as say
ing that the brakes on his truck
failed, but patrolmen, making tht
investigation, said the truck tiro
skidded ten or more feet.
One of the injured Lillcy boys
seeing the truck bearing down or
the bus, yelled for Allen to stop
Just how fast the truck wai
traveling when it crashed into the
bus could not be learned, but tin
school bus was knocked fifty fee
away and off the road, according
to Patrolman B. W. Parker whi
investigated tin accident with Pa
trolman John T Rowe, Sgt. Spru
ill, working in Washington Count}
at the time, heard the radio re
port on th< wieck and follower
u; thi investigation.
Allen, charged with rcckles:
driving, was back at work thi
following morning.
Damage to the school bus wa:
estimated at $400 and that to th<
truck at $600 by Patrolman Par
ker.
Members of the patrol handle!
the clean-up job effectively.
Earlier in the week, Mr. C. F
Jenkins, Williamston barber-far
liter, was hurt about the head
when William James Grime
drove into the highway at an in
tersection in Parmcle and thei
i cars crashed last Tuesday evening
Jenkins was traveling west am
Grimes, parked on the righ
shoulder of the highway, pullei
into the highway and into th
j'pSftr'CT 'Teii.Cfts' 1 ST) ■ ForrPwTviei
was damaged about $200 Grime;
jl937 Chevrolet was damagei
J about $100 Patrolman B. W. Par
ker said.
-—.— o .
You can threaten with
shotguns, clubs and axes,
But brother you’ll keep
1 on paying U.-ies.
Initiate Deputy In
Method Of Liquor
Law Enforcement
(Continued from page one)
tors, but found no mash.
That afternoon, the officers
struck in Williamston Township,
not far from the State Highway
Prison camp, and upset a 50 gal
lon drum still and five fermenters,
pouring out 200 gallons of masn.
On Wednesday of last week, two
partial distillieries were found
and wrecked in the Free Union
section of Jamesville township
The raiders poured out 200 gal
lons of mash at each plant.
Going back to Jamesville Town
ship and raiding near Dardens,
the officers climaxed the series
of raids when they found a ten
gallon copper ham boiler convert
ed into a liquor still. They poured
out 50 gallons of mash there.
Youthful Pianist
Has Fine Record
(Continued from page one)
coming to the United States and
his sensational New York debut
Immediately after his first New
York concert, he was interview
ed by Life, Time, arid Newsweek
magazines. The news of his fame
spread so quickly that he was at
once engaged to appear with the
Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston
Symphony Orchestras under Dor
ati, Reiter, and Kurtz. Many re
cital appearances in American '
cities, large and small, have con
firmed the verdict of the New
York press that here is a young,
personable, modest, and immense
ly gifted pianist who is “destined
to make a big stir in the musical
world for years to come."
Patients In The
Martin General
- -—-$>—
The following were listed |
among the patients in Marlin Gen
eral Hospital tins morning:
Mrs Eva Perry of Jamesville,
Mr.-. William Scott of RED I. Oak
City, Miss Ethel Williams of Wil
liamston, Mrs. Win. Whitehurst of
Oak City, W. L. House of Robei
sonville, J. D. Ward of Bear Grass,
Mrs. Oscar Harrison of Williams
ton, Ben Roberson of Roberson
villi-. Arthur Modlin of James
ville. Wright Clark of Vanceboro,
Arthur Edmondson of Williams
ton, Mrs. James Carroll Williams
and infant son, HKD 1, Williams
ton.
Sandy MacTightish sent the
doctor's bill to his lather-in-law
when the doctor told him Ins
wife's tonsils should have been
removed when she was a little
girl.
The word grocer originally
I meant one who sold by the gross,
or wholesale
WANTS
LOST: LAST WEDNESDAY IN
Martin County, black half moon
piece from fender of 41 Cadillac.
Kinder please return to Zeb Biggs
' on Hubert Biggs farm. Reward.
TWO MILCH COWS FOK SALE.
s Five yearlings, weight from‘300
1 to 450. Set’ Mrs. J .M Hassell,
- Jamesville. N C. no 14 2t
t ---
, ONE SHORT BLUE COAT LEFT
, at the Vlcear. Owner please
. call for same.
WAN T E I): EXPERIENCED
1 body man, must be able to furnish
I references Modern service de
partment, good salary. G. and S,
Motor Company, Robersunville, N
WAITRESS WANTED: EXPERI
s enec necessary. Apply at Rob
e erson's Cafe. Phone 2480.
LOCAL YOUNG MAN DESIRES
accounting or bookkeeping posi
tion. Write A & B, c o P. O. Box
; 387, Williamston, N t'.
I,
d
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d
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fr:
STRAYED FROM OUR HOME IN
West End last Thursday, a large
redish brown, shaggy dog, half
collie and half chow. Answers to
namt of "Rusty”, Finder, please
notify Patrolman M F Powers.
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
in the Town of Jamesville. May
be contacted at home after 5 p m.
i,, A, an,, T~, i _;, J aiTtes v"i 1 It:
d
FOR RENT: BEDROOM WITH
connecting bath and kitchen
facilities. Couple preferred. Mis
W R. Ingram.
FOR SALE: WESTINGHOUSI
electric range, good condition
$50.00. Dixie Motor Company
Williamston N. C. aio 14 2
TAKE OVER PIANO! SMALL
spinet piano with standard key- '
board. Case and interior in ex
cellent condition. Guaranteed
100' - . Party with good credit and
able to assume several monthly
installments can purchase. No
down payment required. Don't
write unless interested. Write
Credit Division, Box 869. Concord,
North Carolina. no 14 3t
FOR SALE: ONE FRIGID AIRE
electric range, late model, per
fect condition. $100.00. Dixie
Motor Company, Williamston, N.
C. no 14 2t
TARBORO SEPTIC TANK
cleaners, locally owned and op
j el ated, tanks checked free, satis
faction guaranteed, experienced
and efficient service at reasonable
| prices. Call Tarboro 9113 or write
I Box 233. no 14 4t
i FOR SALE: KENMORE OIL
range, table top. 1 year old, in
perfect condition. Priced at $50.00.
Dixie Motor Company, Williams
ton, N. C. no 14 2t
FOR SALE: J947 CHEVROLET
Panel Body Truck. Three Quar
ter Ton. Low Mileage. Good con
dition. Really suitable for laun
| dry. dry cleaners or any delivery
| truck. Will sell for half price ot
value. r->rr limiicin v. rawioin,
Everetts. no 14 2t I
FOR SAKE: ONE: USED FRIGID- |
aire refrigerator, good condition.
Porcelain finish. $125.00. Dixie
Motor Company, Williamston. N.
C. no 14 2t
— —. ...
GRACE YOUR LOT WITH A
monument of Marble or Granite
that will perpetuate your family
name as your friends and neigh
bors have perpetuated theirs.
Choose it now while till concerned
can have a voire in its choice. Con
tact R Sherrod Corey, Williams
ton. N C Dial 29493. Rep. of
Blown Memorial Company, Rocky
j Mount, N. C. no 14 tit
FOR SALE: ONE BENDIX RA
dio, floor demonstrator. Priced
to sell at $125.00. Dixie Motor
Co., Williamston, N. C. no 14 2t
FOR SALE. USED REFRIGERA
tors from $50.00 to $85.00. A-l
condition. Easy terms. Worrell
Appliance Company. no 14 2t
FOR SALE: OLD CHURCH WIN*-j
dows. May be seen at Reddick s
Grove Church. If interested, see
Joshua L. Coltrain, Rt. 1. Wil
liamston, N. C. no 14 2t
FOR SALE: 5 ROOM HOUSE
with bath and lot on corner of
Ray and Biggs Streets. Call 3100.
no 14 2t
THREE TAMWORTH BOARS
left. Entitled to reg> tration.
C. E. Jenkins, Williamston. no 9 2t
GIVE CROCHETING FOR Christ
mas. Place your orders now
with Mrs Kate Wynn, 1101 Hau
ghton St. no 9 4t
FURNISHED ROOMS AND
apartment for rent. Mrs. Len
nie Manning, 312 Smithwick St.,
Williamston, N. C. no 7 tf
REMINGTON RAND PORTABLE
typewriter for sale. Good as
new. May be seen at Enterprise
Office. no 7 tf
NEW CARS: DO YOU WANT A
new Car today. Pittman's in
Williamston, has new Fords,
" 'i'h'-v iV-tVts. "Ply ivimi thiT-a nA- cither
makes in 2 and four door models
for immedaite delivery at regular
prices, too Pittman's also has
many good used ears to select
from, priced from $295.00 up. Re
1 member Pittman's buy. sell or
. trade new and used cars. Pitt
man's used ear lot, Williamston.
N. C. no 9 tf
t
WORM) FAMOUS BARTER
Theatre presents THE SHOW
OFF at Williamston High School,
November 29, 8:15 p. m„ sponsor
| erl by Williamston Jaycees. no 9 4t
VERY' SPECIAL: MEN, DON’T
buy your fall and winter suits
until you’ve seen the best values
in town. We have good quality
suits that range in price from
$21.00 to $49.95. We feature Cur
lei' suits, the best buy on the mar
ket. Darden’s Dept. Store, Wil
liamston. oc 26 tf
HOUSE WANTED: PLEASE Con
tact Mr. Ernest C. Caraway,
new manager of Leder Brothers’
j store, Williamston. oe 31 tf
[COLD WEATHER CAN’T BE
too far away. Remember
! Heath Radiator Shop is the place
to buy your Prestone. We fill 'em
and check ’em. no 7 8t
LOOKING A TOP COAT? WELL,
we have them. Gaberdines, from
$18.95 to $39.95. Not only are they
j topcoats but they are TOPS in
j quality and the best values you’ve
seen this season. Darden's Dept.
I Store, Williamston. oe 26 tf
i REGISTERED SPOTTED PO
! land China boars ready for ser
vice -$50.00. H. B. Spruill. Wind
sor, N. C. oc 31 8t
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Locleei no 8 tf
GOOD USED FURNITURE—Wil
liamston Hardware Company,
Williamston, N. C. au 29 tf
CLARK’S RHEUMATISM COM
pound for positive relief of
aches and pains. Guaranteed re
rheumatism, sciauca, lumbago,
neuritis, neuralgia and muscular
lief or money back. Clark Phar
macy. m 22 tf
STOP IN AND SEE OUR STOCK
of Used Furniture. Williamstor
Hardware Company, Williamston.
N. C. * au 29 tf
PINE TIMBER WANTED. WE
pay Top Pi ices for standing tim
ber and pine logs. Williamston
Supply Co. Phone 2460. je 20 tf
WANTED: GOOD CLEAN White
rags. Will pay 15 cents per
pound for good rags if pieces are
not too small. The Enterprise
Publishing Company. no 7 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 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
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSES
Mules, Cows and hogs removed \
promptly. No charge. Phone
Greenville, N. C., 31G1. Norfolk
Tallow Company r.o 8 ti
FOR SALE: ELECTRIC SEWING
machine, console cabinet, 20
year warranty, only $119.50. B. S.
Courtney and Son. oc 19 lOt
WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOB
all types of high quality hard
wood logs. Wells-Oates Lulmbei i
Company, Frank E. Weston, man
ager, Wijliamston, N. C. je 8 tf
FOR FOUR CUSTOM ■ MADI
Venetian blinds awnings for the
home or store, see us. Wr have
the famous Flexalum aluminum
slats; a'so beautiful colors in
wood. Henry Harrison. Wiiiiams
ton. au 28 tf
PARKER S SELF -SERVICE
Laundry. Hours 8 a. m. to 5 p.
m. Monday through Friday. 8 a. m.
to 12 noon on Saturday. Try u$ for
a quick and economical wash ser
vice. !S 8 tf
Clark Gable anti Barbara Stanwyck arc the romantic protagonists of
"To Please a Lady”, M-G-M’s unusual love story with a thrill-pack
ed auto-racing background, which comes to the Viccar Sunday.
Adolphe Menjou heads the supporting cast of the new hit, produced
and directed by Clarence Brown.
SEE
Worrell Appliance do.
for Hie best in
USED FURNITURE
SUNRAY
A Finer da* Ratine
AT
Poekel Pleasing Priees
SEE IT TODAY AT
Maytag Applianee do.
j Washington St. Wiliiamston
HAMILTON
THEATRE
EAST TIMES TODAY
Shows at 7 and 9
HIDDEN CITY
With Johnny Sheffield
Latest News and Cartoon
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 15
Shows at 7 and 9
In Technicolor
STREETS OF
LORADO
With William Holden,
W'illiam Bondix and
Mona Freeman
Color Cartoon and Serial
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
November 1C and 17
Shows at 7 and 9
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
■.With- Stand! fiysa -and
Patricia Whitmore
Latest News
MOVIES Are BETTER
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Nov. 9-10
IT'S ALL FOR YOU
In Technicolor
SUMMER STOCK
With Gene Kelly and
Judy Garland
Also: Cartoon Si Short
SATURDAY
Double Feature
Johnny Mack Brown In
“LAW OF THE
PANHANDLE”
ALSO
“MUSIC IN THE
MOONLIGHT”
With ALL STAR CAST
And Serial
SUNDAY '
Dick Powell and
June Allyson in
“RIGHT CROSS”
Plus Cartoon Si Short)
MONDAY - TUESDAY
•ROCKY MOUNTAIN’
With Erroll Flvnn and
Patrice Wymore
Plus Latest News and Short
WMMWMMWMMMWMMM
MARCO
Adults SOr
Children 15c
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
'Rachel and the
Stranger"
With
Robert Mitcliuni
Loretta Young
Variety
Cartoon
THURSDAY • FRIDAY
il(U II
'Sierra'
With
Audie Murphy
Wanda Hendrix
Band and Cartoon
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bieycles-Tricycles.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Dial 2384
USED
FURNITURE
Arriving Weekly
CHINA CLOSETS
BREAKFAST SlilTES
CHEST OF DRAWERS
BEDS (All Sizes)
MATTRESSES
SPRINGS
Ami a Number of Ollier
Household Furnishings
See Them Now
ni
WORRELL
Appliance Co. -
^fOMEN
FWght for
His Kisses...
Men
Clamored
For His
Life!
He stole the
STATE of ARIZONA
and laid it at the
feet of hi*
beautiful
bride)
Tin
Tfw«
Advntur*
E«« Toldl
Samuel Fwller't
1 &RON
OF
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A Robert i. lippert Presentation
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•trt. BEULAH BONDI • VLADIMIR SOKOLOFF • REED HADLEY
ROBERT BARRAT • TINA ROME • ROBIN SHORT • MARGIA DEAN
VICCAR- WEDNESDAY ONLY
(X night,
at exactly 8:30,
the voice of God was ___
heard on the radio—
not just here, but all over the world
not in just one language,
but in every language.
What He said
and how it affected
the lives of everyone,
everywhere...
is the story of
this picture.
M-G-M presents
The Next
Voice Youi
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JAMES WHITMORE-NANCY DAVIS
«„NW», CHARLES SCHNEE • n • ky «o«se *u*«» alm
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