Forty Cases Are
Called By Judge
R. T. Johnson
(Continued ttorn page one;
a driver's licenses.
William A. Mizelle. charged
with careless and reckless driv
ing, pleaded guilty of operating
a motor vehicle with impropei
brakes. The plea was accepted.
Pleading guilty of careless and
reckless driving. Eugene Rawls
was fined $50. plus costs.
In the case in which John H
Beach was charged with hit-and
run driving, the defendant plead
ed guilty and was fined $25. plus
costs.
L. D Lamer pleaded guilty of
operating a motor vehicle with
out a driver's license and was
fined S25. plus costs.
John Connell, Jr., operating
motor vehicle with a permit two
days (>ut of date, was fined $25.
plus costs, the court later ordering
the fine remitted.
Charged with speeding 45 miles
an hour m a 20-mile zone, E. H.
Lilley pleaded guilty and was tax
ed with the costs
Pleading not guilts of violating
the liquor laws, T Taylor was ad
judged guilty and was sentenced
to the roads for six months The
road term was suspended upon
the payment of a $50 fine, plus
costs He is to violate no criminal
law for two years.
Charged with operating a mo
tor vehicle while his drivers li
cense was revoked, S J. Dixon
was adjudged guilty and was fin
ed $200. plus costs Notice of ap
peal was given and bond was re
quired m the sum ol $500
Charging with dl*iving 40 miles
or mon in a 20-mile zone. Ber
man Briley and (on field Manning
were each taxed with the costs.
George Purvis was fined $25.
plus costs, for operating a motor
vehicle without a driver's license.
Thomas J Simpkins was taxed
with the costs in the cast* charg
ing him with careless and reckless
driving.
Charged with drunken driving.
Jesse Latham pleaded not guilty.
He was adjudged guilty of public
drunkenness and was fined $10.
plus cost.-, it was brought out that
the defendant was riding a bi
cycle.
Pleading guilty of drunken driv
ing and operating a motor vehicle
without a driver's license, Sam H
FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS TO LEND
ON IMPROVED
TOBACCO FARMS:
TERMS—5-2(1 years at low
interest. l*ay any amount
any time before maturity.
No charge for inspection.
| No portion of money witli
! held to pay tor stock. (Jnick
closing.
CAROLINA FARM
LOAN ASSOCIATES
Box 902, Greenville, N. ('.
Illicit <>. Morion. \ 11 \ .
Wiliiamston. N.
| Whitehurst was titled $125, pirn
| costs.
V L. Daughtry, pleading guil
| tv id reckless driving, was sen
I teneed to the roads for four
| months, the court suspending the
road term upon the payment of
ja $50 fine, plus costs. He is to
'violate no criminal law during
tin next two years.
Charged with an assault, Bos
ton Gainor was found not guilty.
Charged with operating a mo
tor vehicle without a driver's li
cense and parking a vehicle on
the highway at night without a
light, Eddie Johnson was fined
$40, plus costs.
William Ruffin was sentenced
to tin roads for six months for
assaulting a female.
The cases charging Clelmer
Wiggins with being drunk and
disorderly and Lazarus Rivers
with .in assault with a deadly
weapon were nol pressed.
The following, charged with
speeding, were taxed with the
costs; Lester Cotton, RED 1, Oak
City: Lee O. Stewart of Sted
man, Harvey Baggett of Wil
liamston. Win. Robert Peel of
Williamston. Alton Frederick
Cargile of Pnrrnclc, W J. Miller.
Jr., of Williamston, Rudolph
P.lavstien of Yonkers, N. Y.
Twenty Cases On
The Docket For
Trial Next Week
(Continued from Pane One)
is scheduled for trial next week.
Chained with bastardy. Booker
T. Llovd appealed and will face
, Judge Bone next week.
Robert Glenn Seott, convicted
and lined in the county court for
violating tin liquor laws, appeal
ed but did not report for trial in
September He is booked for trial
next Week.
Walter Wilson Knight, charged
i with an assault with a deadly Wea
pon appealed to the higher court
and Ins ease was set for trial next
week when it was continued in
September.
('has. J. Peel ol Norfolk, charg
ed with careless and reckless driv
ing. appealed from a judgment
| handed down in the lower court,
j and is to go on trial next week.
Rapist-Killer To
Be Returned For
; Trial In County
(Continued trotn oage one
strated with Worsley. he (Wors
ley ) attacked him, landing a blow
j on the head of Andrews, a semi
j invalid, with the butt of a pistol.
Andrews died a few days later, an
I autopsy arranged by the late
Sheriff ('. B. Roebuck, revealing
i that the blow on tin head caused
l Andrews' death.
Impressed by the brutality of
the two attacks. Sheriff Roebuck
worked diligently on the ease from
> angle until his death.
The avcragi modern house uses
from 7,500 to 10,000 board feet
id lumber.
rrcI Two seven tool. tff | Treasure board of CCC | flame haired god
^ maned Watussi “LL • ancient gems whose • dess attacked by
warriors in death battle radiance rivals the sun' a prowling nmgle leopard
VICCAR — Sunday thru Wednesday
THE RECORD
SPEAKS . . .
Motorist on Martin County
highways were thoughtful of
life and limb, but they surely
worked on property, highway
patrol reports show Last year
a seventh person lost his life
on the highways in this
county
The following tabulations
offer a comparison of the ac
cident trend: first, by corres
ponding weeks in this year
and last and for each year to
the present time.
filth Week
Accidents luj'd Killed Dnm'gr
1958 3 0 0 $ 1,750
Comparisons To Dale
1940 <2 f 1 250
1950 17(1 79 3 $38,890
1949 132 (iO 7 29,050
Name Nominees
Ai Conventions
In Martin Count]
tContinueu fium page one i
T. L. Roebuck, L. L. Everett. El
gene Roberson, Sam Jenkins, .
E. Mullins, Ernest Johnson, Most
Langley; Delegate: J. K Dank
and T. L. Roebuck.
Robersonville No. 2: R. II. Tav
lor, C. L. Keel, W II. Vanderforc
Cecil Rowell, J D. Britton, C I
Green, Jr, Johnny Ross, I C
Keel, H. II Roberson, Tom Put
vis; Delegate: R. H, Taylor an
Cecil Powell
Junior Order
Names Officer!
I Meeting
Junior Ordei
tills Week.
the loci
leeted officers i'e
the coming year, as follows:
Councilor, Geo. II. Gurganu;
Junior Past Councilor, R '1
Johnson; Vice-Councilor, B I
Harrison; Recording Secretary
Jesse W. Curtis; Ass’t Recordin
Secretary, Edwin Powell; Final
eial Secretary, M W llollomai
Asst Recording Secretary, V
Cecil Brown; Treasurer, Roy Mi
Clees; Chaplain, J. M Snea
I Conductor, Roy Ward; Wardei
Alton VanNortrick; Inside Sei
tinel, R G. Harrison; Out.sid
Sentinel, J. C. Leggett; Trustee
W. M. Baker, Gormer G. Taylo
and J. B Bell
Delmus Williams
In The Air Forci
The local recruiting scrgcai
for this area announced today th;
Delmus Darrell Williams, Rt
RobersonviIle, has enlisted in th
| United States Air Force Del mi
I is the son of Mr and Mrs Thui
j man Williams of Roberson villi
! is a graduate of Oak City Hig
School The Recruiting Scrgcai
said that Private Williams hi
; been sent to Lac kland Air For.
Base, San Antonio, Texas Anson
I wishing to enlist in the Arms <
| Air Force should contact the It
i cal Recruiting Sergeant as sou
as possible and gel their assign
ment at either Fort Jackson, <\
lumbia, S. C or Lackland A
Base, San Antonio, Texas seller
they will be with mans friend
ss ho have recently volunteerc
from this area.
Former County
Resident Dies
Mrs. Lucy Baker Ross, former
resident of Robersonville Town
ship, died at the home of her dau
ghter in Dunn Tuesday night. She
had been in declining health for
j some time.
Mrs. Ross was born in Pitt
I County 74 years ago. the daughter
of the lay Abram and Melvina
Hardison Baker. The widow of
Lamb Ross, she spent most of her
i life in Pitt County and after a
! residence of about six years in
Martin, moved to Dunn to live
with her daughter about ten years
| ago.
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs.
Louis Jeffries and five grand
j children ol Dunn: two brothers,
Dr. James Baker of Baltimore and
William Baker of Bethel.
Funeral services will be con
ducted in the Wilkerson Funeral
Home in Robersonville this after
Hsnoon at 2:30 o'clock by Dr.
George Cuthrcll. pastor of Dunn's
Hood Memorial Christian Church,
f and Rev J. M. Perry. Burial will
be in the Roberson family ceme
| tery, near Robersonville.
The world’s oldest town. Cadi;'
; Spain, has maintained its identity
and name for about 3.000 years.
1
.{Wants
FOR SAFE: BEAUTIFUL REGIS
tered cocker spaniel puppies.
I ! Get one for Christmas. One black
l and white male, one tan and white
! male, two black females and one
j black male Mrs. Victor Brown.
de 7 2t
j BEDROOM FOR RENT: CONVE
nient, well furnished with gas
I heat. Breakfast if desired. Call
r 2388 or 9KH8, Williamston. d 7 2t
WANTED: FARM FAMILY TO
, cultivate my farm on halves.
One mile east of Hobgood on pav
ed road, two good dwellings. 8 3-4
j, acres of tobacco, 15 acres of pea
nuts, tiO acres cleared. See J. A.
House, Hobgood or write Mrs:
• Leon Shields. Kinston. de 7 4t
! NICE ASSORTMENT of CHRfST
iiiiis wreaths, blooming plants
and cup flowers. York's Florist,
pi d 7 2t
FOR SALE: ALUMINUM OFFICE
; chair with Duran all plastic up
holstery Purchased by error, will
sell at cost. Enterprise Publish
i mg Company. de1 5 tf
I IF IT S BUILDING OR CON
} crete sand. Dial 2512. Quick ser
vice. Your order will be appre
it dated. Jimmy Harrison. d 5 4t
it
, HUDSON REFRIGERATION Ser
(1 vice. Repair all makes and mod
s i Is. commercial and domestic. We
_ also have some good used refrig
. orators for sale. Dial 3084. Wash
,, ington St. de 5 2t
' FOR SOMETHING NEW IN
Ch.ristmas toys shop at John Li I -
ley's Toy Shop. iUOh N. Haughton
Street. de 5 2t
FOR SALE: LITTLE GIRLS’
coat with hood and leggings, in
excellent condition. Size 6x. Call
; ; 2843.
, jFOR SALE: MAN S NEW BU Y
, cle. Will sell at original cost for
| $32.75. See Jesse F. Roberson at
I I lelig-Myers. de 7 2t
WALLPAPER: PLAIN OR
Washable bv Imperial. B. S.
Courtney and Son. de 5 20t
BIG DANCE AT WHICHARD'S
Beach. Washington, N. C.. every
Saturday night Combination
round and square dancing by real
orchestra music. Admission ladies
50c and men 75c. de 7 5t
FOR SALE SATl'RDAY, DECEM
hcr Hi: Household and kitchen
furniture. Mrs. Pencil Bland,
Jamesville, N. C. de 7 2t
FOR RENT: 3 ROOM HOUSE
with bath. See Jack Dixon at
Mickey’s Inn. de 7 2t
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED: PRE
fer elderly woman to make
I home with us. Mrs. John Daniel
I Biggs, Williamston RFD 2. d 7 2t
FOR SALE: 1940 TWO DOOR DE
Luxe Ford. Good radio and
heater. R. J. Rogerson. 0 miles
south on Washington Highway.
de 5 4t
I PEANUTS FOR SALE: 5 POUND
bags, shelled, with shipping tag
attached for mailing. George Rey
nolds Hotel, Williamston. n 30 4t
FOR SALE: 20 BRED DUROC
Sows and gilts. Also 25 pigs
ready for the field. Dr. Jas. S.
Rhodes, Williamston. n30 tf
FOR SALE: THE R. B. BROWN
residence and lot, corner Acad
emy and Hassell Streets. See
Chas. H. Manning, Atty. n 30 tf
LADIES, ITS TIME TO HAVE
your fur coats remodeled and
repaired. Also capes made of old
coats. Come in to see me. Mrs.
Mattie Hardee, over Key Brown's
Drug Store. 5 Points, Greenville,
N. C. no 23 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 tl
LOOKING A TOP ( OAT? WELL,
we have them, Gaberdines, from
118.95 to $39.95. Not only are they
topcoats but they are TOPS in
quality and the best values you've
seen this season. Darden's Dept.
Store, Williamston. oc 28 tf
BE INDEPENDENT. SELL RAW
leigh Products. Good nearb
I locality ope n in Southeast Marti]
j County. Write today. Rawleigh'
I Dept. NCK-451-D, Richmond, Vit
J ginia. N 28 1C
FOR- SALE: GENERAL STOR1
Merchandise. Dry goods, shoes
hardware, groceries, etc. $18.00'
inventory. May rent building o
remove stock. See H. M. Avers
Everetts, N. C. no 23 4
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSE!
Mules, Cows and hogs removei
promptly. No charge. Phon'
Greenville, N. C., 3101. Norfoll
Tallow Company no 8 t
FOR SALE: THE J. W. HARD!
Home on Ray Street. 3 Bed
rooms. Chas. H. Manning. At
tornoy. no 23 t
FOR TOUR CUSTOM . MADI
Venetian blinds, awnings for thi
home or store, see us. Wr hav<
the famous Flexalum aluminun
slats; also beautiful co’ors it
wood. Henry Harrison, Williams
ton. au 28 t
STOP IN AND SEE OUR STOCl
of Used Furniture. Williamstoi
Hardware Company, Williamston
N. C. au 29 t
PINE TIMBER WANTED. W1
pay Top Prices tor standing tim
her and pine logs. Williamstoi
Supply Co. Phone 24C0. je 20 t
GOOD USED FURNITURE—Wil
liamston Hardware Company
Williamston, N. C. au 29 t
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bieyclcs-Tricycles.
Harley-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Dial 2384
- FOB RENT: SANDING MACH
f ine. Refinish your floors your
i self and do a first class job of
s sanding and polishing your worn
- dingy floors We will rent and
t show you how to operate the ma
- chine. Its easy and rental costs
1 are low. Worrell Appliance Com
• | pany. Dial 2057. no 8 tf
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
t teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Lockei no 8 tf
i
I 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
t VERY SPECIAL: MEN, DON’T
buy your fall and winter suits
| until you've seen the best values
in tovvn. We have good quality
suits that range in price from
$21.00 to $49.95. We feature Cur
11 lee suits, the best buy on the mar
’ ket. Darden's Dept. Store. Wil
i liamston. oc 26 tf
f
NICE SPECKLED TROUT — 35c
up. Oysters and a choice selec
tion of fresh sea food. Sanitary
Fish Market, located .ehind Mar
tin's Bakery. Phone 2204. n 21 8^
PARKER'S SELF -SERVICE
.Laundry. Hours 8 a. m. to 5 p.
m. Monday through Friday. 8 a. m.
a quick and economical wash ser
vice. ie 8 tf
V. U S
M-G-Ms BIG NEW
SPECTACULAR WESTERN!
DEVILS
DOORWAY
starring
Watts Theatre
\\ illiamsloii, N. C.
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
- LOUIS CALHERN • PAULA RAYMOND
MARSHALL THOMPSON • JAMES MITCHELL • EDGAR BUCHANAN
Written by GUY 1POSPER
Directed by ANTHONY MANN • Produced by NICHOLAS N4YFACK
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VICCAR
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
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DRIVE
tMirnni liny
SATURDAY -
Double Feature
“Son of Killy llu* KitF’
With I .ash I .a Kue
“r.liain Guii);"
With Douglas Kennedy
and Marjorie Lord
Cartoon and Serial
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TRIO
Kobt'niouvillc, N. C.
THCKSDAY - FRIDAY
Dee. 7-8
(A Military Musical!
WEST I*OINT STORY
With James Cagney, Vir
ginia Mayo, Doris Day, Gor
don McRae, Gene Nelson,
Alan Hale, Jr.
Flus: Color Cartoon it Short
SATURDAY, Dec. 9
(In Glorious Trucolor)
SUNSET FROM THE
WEST
With Roy Rogers and
Dale F.vans
Plus: Comedy, Color Car
toon, and Serial
Sl’NDAY - MONDAY
Dee. 11-11
BREAK THROUGH
With John Agar and
David Brian
Also, Cartoon and Short
Tl’ESDAY ONLY, Dec. 11
STORMY WEATHER
All Colored Cast Musical
Plus: Latest News and Short
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HAMILTON
THEATRE
TODAY and FRIDAY
December 7 and 8
Shows at 7 and 9
LET'S DANCE
In Technicolor with Betty
Hutton, Lred Astaire, Roland
Young and Ruth Warrick
Musical Comedy of the Year
PI,I S LATEST NEWS
SATURDAY, December 9
Shows Continuous 1 til 11
Double Feature Program
WYOMING WILDCAT
With Don "Red" Barry
ALCATRAZ ISLAND
With Ann Sheridan and
Pat O'Brian
Plus Serial
SUNDAY - MONDAY
December 10 and 11
Shows Sunday at 3 and 9
Shows Monday at 7 and 9
RIO GRANDE
With John Wayne and
Maureen O'Hara
Color Cartoon
TUESDAY, December 12
Shows at 7 and 9
THE NEXT VOICE
YOU HEAR
With James Whitmore
Plus Latest News
MOVIES An* BETTER
THAN EVER
Ad nils .‘{Or
Children 15c
THURSDAY • FK11) \Y
"Treasure
Island"
With
llobh) Driscoll
Robert Newton
Joe MeDoakes Comedy
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
If1
II
II
Lawless
Frontier
With
John Wayne
Also
Follow Me
Quietly"
With
Williiim Cnndi^an
Dorothy Patrick
Chap. No. 11 of the Serial
Cody of tilt* Pony Express
A Popeye Cartoon
SUNDAY - MONDAY
'In Old Missouri'
With
The Weaver BroP*' rs
And Elviry
Musical — Western — Sport
* TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
"Northwest
Stampede"
With
Joan Leslie
James CraiR
Comedy and A Screcnliner
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for the best in
USED FURNITURE
FARM LOANS
10-15-20 Tears
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Low Interest Kate
Cha*. 11. Manning. Ally.
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EDGE WOOD AVE.* PHONE 210?
WIlllAMSTON, N.C.
FIXZIT
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SUNRAY
A Finer La* Ratine
AT
Pocket Pleasing Frier*
SEE IT TODAY AT
Maytag: Vpplianee Co.
Washington St. Williamston
THEATRE — WILMAMSTON
TIIUKSDVY - FKIDAY
"Rio Grande"
With
John Wuvih*
Ylanrrrii (Tllaru
Sl’ORT NEWS
--
> VH KDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Outcasts of the
Black Mesa"
With
< Jiarlt** Slarroll
Siniloy Kiinii'llr
Also
"Timber Fury"
With
l)at ill linn?*
Chapter No. 8 of the Serial
Dl'SIIITUlloeti of tin* Viol
CARTOON
SUNDAY - MONDAY
TUESDAY
"Devil's
Doorway"
With
HoImtI l ay lor
Eoui* Callti-rn
Anil Tin* Football llrail
Eiiw*i> of 1950
W EDNESDAY ONLY
"Shakedown"
With
llmianl Duff t
Itrian Donlet y
A Rope ye Cartoon and a
Featurette
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116 Main St.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Office t WESTERN ALTO
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