Seven More Road
Wrecks Reported
In Martin County
(Continued from page one)
and ditched tin truck to avoid
striking her The truck turned
j o"er, causing about Si-iuO damage,
according to Patrolman John T.
Rowe who made the investigation
-o
Handle F ew Cases
In Superior Court
During First Day
(Continued Trom page one)
j calling the breaking and entering
and lareem case against Van R
Page next, and then is some doubt
if the criminal docket will be
cleared this alternnon. The grand
jury completed its work at 10
■ o’clock this morning.
Elect Committees
At Polls In The
County Thursday
(Continued trom page one)
Rogers M Luthei Peel John
Whitley. Villa M. Modlin; lor del
egate and alternate, John W. Cui -
kin and Luther Peel
Cress Roads: Community com-J
mittec. G. 11 Follies. W L. Aus
bon. J F. Bailey. J Marion Grif
fin. Geo. W. Tayloi. Reuben Bail
ey. H. M. Avers. Oscar Ayers. J.
W. Peel ; nd J. C. Bullock; for dcl
egate and alternate. Geo. W. Tay
lor end W. L, Ausbon.
Hamilton: Community commit
tee. W. E. Purvis. Roy Beach, J.
H. Lilho d. J L Etheridge. G. A.
Oga sby. G W Ayi'i's. W. C House
and E K.‘ Edmondson; for dele
gate and alternate. R. 11 Salsbury.
Ro\ Bi aeh and J Clinton Ethe
ridge.
Goose Nest 1: Community com
mittcc. Julian L. M:?.clle, Sidney
Mallory. Jasper Whitfield. J A
j Everett. Jr.. Robt. Bryant. Milton
P Bennett, Melvin Harrell, John
nie Sledge. Russell N. Turner, and
.Milton Roberson; for delegate and
alternate, Sidnev Mallory and J.
|l. Mi/.elle.
Goose Nest 2: Community com
mittee. Jack Smith. Minton Beach,
J;.. H. H. Worsley. W. B. Cannon,
Jr.. James Hardy Council. R A
Haislip, Jr., H J Piland, Haywood
Crisp. N. L. Hyman. Hurtlord
Smith; for delegate and alternate.
H H Worsley and N. L Hvman.
Plan Full - Scale
Operation Within
The Near Future
(Continued from Page One)
apartments, but several are still
searching for living quarters for
their families. Other members of
the plant personnel include, Mr
W J. Bridgen of Staunton, Va.,
Mr R, W Earles of Danville, Va.,
and Messrs W (J. Stallings, C II.
Harrell and M. J. Whitley, all of
Elizabeth City Four other mem
bers of the operating personnel
are expected here this week and
still others will follow.
Things To Watch
For In the Future
More light from an ordinary
bulb is promised through a new
plastic filter-magnifier that blocks
out red and yellow light from an
incandescent bulb and sends a
whiter light, with nearly double
its original intensity ... A new
liquid silicone water repellent de
signed to ported unglazed ex
terior masonary and stone build
ing materials; it "waterproofs"
without blocking the pores of
stone and masonary, and is ap
plied with spray or brush . . . .
Perfumed bills, sent out by a
New York department store, to
advertise a new scent and to make
a sales promotion piece out of the
"bad news."
FOR SALE
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on lli^;livsa\ (» I al I'Arrrtt*.
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PROOF
LIMITS*, RIORIA, ILLINOIS
I
II
PRESENTS
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA I
HUNTING
Thorp are approximately 450,000 a ups <4 game refuges in
North Carolina, and almost every type of game in the country
ran be found in Urn Stale. There ate heat, deer, wild turkey,
geese, duck apd quail. Their is aldi much fox and opossum
hunting. The be^ grounds for dink goose and brant are at
Currituck iound and Lake Mattaing,
Guaranty Bank &
Trust Company
Member oi Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
if
WAR DOG GETS FIVE-STAR PA1
IT'S A GREAT MOMENT for an unidentified lieutenant and a dog mascot as
Gem Douglas MncArthur stops, during his recent visit to the North
Kor an front, to give the pooch an affectionate greeting. In the back
ground, standing on jeep, is Dt. Gc'n. Walton Walker. {International)
I
Backs Into Hono •
' r •
K PLEASINGLY coveted spine wJni
he title of “Miss Perfect Back” for
Dolores Ruth Medlin in a Miami,
ria.,contest. Seventeen others com
H’led against Dolores for the honor
nestowed by tlie Florida Chiroprac
ie Association during its annual
■onvention there. (International)
Special Care For
Highway Systems
Immediate precaution that is
necessary, as Far Fast and Euro
pean tension mounts, is in the
care of our highway system. '
Much heavy traffic moves over
our highways from East to West
and the physical job of highway
rehabilitation, as well as the ex
pense involved, is staggering. The
worst tears of engineers that
giant trucks are breaking up na
tion's highway system appear to
tie confirmed by a halt-million
dollar road test in Southern Mary
land. Conducted by federal gov
eminent and highway depart
ments of the I 1 states and the Dis
trict of Columbia, the test has re- i
suited m extensive damage to i
tin1 most heavily burdened see- j (
lions of 1 1-mile concrete road, i
Each lane tested a different truck
weight category 111,000 and
22,400 pound single-axle, 32,000 I
and 44,000 pound tandem axle
loads. The six-months' experi
ment w as launched on a round-|
the eloek schedule June 211 Early
m October the test lane for the 1
44,000-pound tandem axle was 1
destroyed to a point where ettgi- i
net i s found it necessary to sus ,
pend operations for this weight
category Well before its comple- J
lion, the test fully substantiated i ■
warning of highway engineers '
that the nation's road system was
not designed or constructed for 1
the vastly greater volume and '
weight of today's truck traffic.
1
A suburbanite sitting at his
window one evening casually call
ed to his wife: "There goes that
woman Charley Jones is so ter
ribly m love with."
Ills wife, lit the kitchen, drop
ped a plate she was drying, burst
ed through the door, knocked over
a lamp, and craned her neck to
look ou» the window
"Where, where?" she panted.
"There," he panted, “that wo-1
man in the gabardine suit on the
corner.”
"You idiot,” she hissed, “that's
his wile.”
“Yes of course ” he replied.
Deieciion Center
Saves Thousands
.—<s>—
By making every doctor's oi
lier a cancer detection center we
an save 100,000 otherwise doom
'd men, women, and children, all
nver the United States in the next
twelve months. This is the state
ment made by Clive Howard in
a current article
This scientific estimate was
made from evidence in actual ex
perience Hillsdale County in
Michigan began a campaign Jan
lary 1, 1948, to remedy their
ugh cancer mortality rate. Dur
ng the first two years, the Hills
iale doctors examined 1721 pa
ients, and found 05 cases of can
■or. One-third were m the early
.tagc; another 29 per cent were j
mly moderately advanced. They
iiseovcrcd that* they were finding
wire as many eases as formerly
mil soon enough so that treatment
s almost always successful.
The article continues by saying
hat m Hillsdale County, fear of
aneer has been replaced by i
mow ledge It has become mu
me for citizens of the county to;
lave examinations for cancer,;
ind their doctors stress the mi- j
lortance nt repeated checkups at
ax months or one year intervals.!
The most effective way to save
-uHTrers of cancer is to detect the
lisease in its early stages. This
■an only b<- accomplished if eve
r.v man and woman will cooperate
ay asking for periodic cancer ex
aminations. and if doctors will be
.in the alert for early and cura
ole cancers.
Cancer detection centers at
Elizabeth City and Rocky Mount,
have been in operation for a lit
lie more than a year. Examine
lions are given without cost and
ire available to all women thirty
five or over, all men forty or ov
er. In addition, those who are un
der thirty five are eligible for ex
imination if they have any of the
recognized "Danger .Signals if
Saucer." Upon request the clinic
will he glad to send booklets ex
huming cancer symptoms Ad
dress your requests to Cancer
Clerk, Health Center, Elizabeth,
Rocky Mount.
Army Calling For
Nurses-Specialisls j
• I
The Army has issued a second |
all for volunteer nurses and
comen medical specialists to meet [
xpandcd needs, ll wants 3,000 |
mi seas and 250 women medical |
corkers by June 30 A first call,'
ssued in August, brought in 477
curses and 17 specialists.
Wants
'(lit Ql lt K SALK: 1*148 FLEET
line Chevrolet, radio and Iceat
■r. new tires and seat covers.
>750.00. C. B. Allen. Route 3, Wil
iamston. de 12 lit
OK SALE SATl’RDAV, l)KCCM
bee tti: Household and kitchen
urnitui e Mrs Pencil Bland,
bunesville, N. C. de 7 2t .
,
Vi$it
llcili" ii<I
Moyers
Williaimton
for tin*
“BmI ffuya In
Furniture”
' FOR R ENT: ANYONE INTER
< ted in renting a Santa Claus
suit <t having Sant:: Claus visit
in their hem- f. r a short period
of time call and make arrange
ments between 7:30 and 8:15 a. m.
or between 6 and 7:00 p m. Tele
phen 2284. "'f.jfHHI
WANTED TO RENT: HOUSE
i i- family of three, preferably
in d< liable section of WilJiams
I ten. Excellent references. Write
I O. Box 387. Williamston. N.
C. de 12 3t
STRAYED FROM OUR HOME IN
Williams Township six weeks
ago. female hound with name of
owner on collar. Finder, please
notify Oscar Jones RED 1. Wil
liamston and receive reward.
FOR SALE: HOUSE AND LOTS
ir, Jamesville. Sec Bill Man
ning Jamcsvillfc N. C. de 12 4t
C ROP WANTED: TEN ANT WITH
ten in family desires crop on
good farm. Write or contact Mrs.
Eddie Hardison. RFD No. 1, Wil
liamston. de 12 3t
WANTED: C ASH RENT OR TEN
ant with equipment. Approxi
mately 25 acres of tobacco and 27
acres of peanuts. 128 acres crop
land. 1-2 mile from Hassell, N. C.
See Mrs. Leontine D. Manning ol
Bethel, N. C.. or Ernest Edmond
son of Hassell, N. C dt 12 4t
FOR SALE: ONE PRACTICALLY
new Massey-Han is 30 tractor
and cultivator at liberal discount.
Less than 30 days eld Sec Mrs,
Jasper Everett at Gold Point oi
dial 2048, Robei sonville.
. _
APARTMENT -* OR II O M I S
wanted by men and their fami- I
lies who are associated with the
Texas Company which recently j
constructed a large ti rminal here, j
If you have either available please 1
contact The Enterprise de 12 3t
FOR SAFE: BEAUTIFUL REGIS
ten d cocker spaniel puppies. !
Get one for Christmas One black j
and white male, one tan and white
male, two black females and one
black male Mrs. Victor Blown.
de 7 21 [
BEDROOM EOII RENT: < OWE
me rit, well furnished with gas
heat. Breaktai-t if desired. Call
2388 or 9880, Williamston. d 7 2t
WANTED: FARM FAMILY TO'
cultivate my farm on halves.
One mile east ol Hubgood on pav
ed road, two good dwellings, 8 3-4
acres el tobacco, 15 acres of pea
nut: . tit) aei I S clean d. See J A.
House, Jlobgood or write- Mrs,
Leon Shields. Kinston. de 7 ft
NICE ASSORTMENT of CHRIST
mas w maths, blooming plants
and eup flowers. York's Florist.
d 7 2t
FOR SALE: ALUMINUM OFFICE
chair with Duran all plastic up
hoistcry. Purchased by error, vviJ1
sell at cost. Enterprise Publish
ing Company. de a tl
II IT’S BUILDING OR CON
crete sand, Dial 2512. Quick see- !
vice. Your order will be appre
ciated. Jimmy Harrison. d a 4t j
SLAB W OOD
FOB S\|j; CHEAP.
Dial 2160
Williamson Supply Co. ||
( mi ihcixtn
"Clean Flame"
RADIANT HEATER
Oil Burning
V- Low As S I 7.9.1
Now On Display At
Vlaytag Vppliaure Co.
Washington St. Williamston
•6 Proot
■■ nu
M4U
NkHKIY,
IIIMMT WMfKITl IN THI1 rtOOWCI
4 YtAIS 91 MOM OlO. 19« ITIA'OMf
r. MS NiurtAi truuri mum
letaD
Prico
$1.95
Pints
WALKP \PER: PLAIN OR
W. habit* by Imperial. 13. S.
Courtney and Son. do 5 20t
FOR UK NT: 3 ROOM HOUSE
with hath. See Jack Dixon at
Mickey’s Inn. de 7 2t
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED: PRE
f'o: elderly woman to make
home with u- Mrs. John Daniel
Dill;.- William ton RFD 2. d 7 2t
FOR SALE: 1940 TWO DOOR DE
Luxt Ford Good radio and
heater. R. J. Rogerson. fi miles
south on Washington Highway.
de 5 4t
FOR SALE: 20 BRED DUROC
Sows and gilts. Also 25 pigs
ready for the field. Dr. Jas. S.
Rhodes Williamston. 1130 tl
WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
all types of high quality hard
wood logs. Wells Oates Lulmbei
Company, Frank E. Weston, man
ager, Williamston, N. C. je 8 tl
LOOKING A TOP (OAT? WELL,
we have them. Gaberdines, from
$18.95 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 26 tf
BE INDEPENDENT. SELL RAW
leigh Products. Good nearby
locality open in Southeast Martin
Count .'. Write today Rawleigh's
Dept. NCK-451 -D. Richmond, Vir
ginia. N 28 lOt
DEAD AND DISABLED HORSES
Mules, Cows and hogs removed
promptly. No charge. Phone
Greenville, N. C, 3101. Norfolk
Tallow Company no 8 ti
FOR »OUR CUSTOM - MADE
Venetian blinds, awnings for the
home or store see us Wr hav?
the famous F'exalum aluminum
slats; also beautiful colors in
wood. Henry Harrison, Wiiliams
ton. au 26 tl
STOP IN AND SEE OUR STOCK
of Used Furniture. Williamstor
Hardware Company, Williamston.
N. C. au 29 tf
PINE TIMBER WANTED. WE
pay Tup Pi i. <tor standing tim
ber and pine logs. Williamston
Supply Co. Phone 2460. je 20 tf
GOOD USED FURNITURE Wil
liamston Hardware Company,
Williamston, N. C. au 29 tf
Austin^Nichols
$1.85 I
pin! I
The Straight Whiskeys in this prod
uct are 2 years ar mar* eld,
30% Straight Whiskey, 70% Groin
Neutral Spirits; 20% Straight Whis
key 2 years old, S % Straight Whiskey
4 years old, 5% Straight Whiskey
t years old. 84 proof.
Austing&NichoIs s
eco SSK Uvc. I
HC«aik-iM row "
AArwwwwwnwvuwMAMi;
TRIO
Kubcmtuvilli’, IN. C.
TUESDAY ONLY, Dec. 13
sroiun wivvniKK
All Colored Cast Musical
l*lus: Latest News and Short
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 13
(Double Feature)
BORDER BADMEIN
With Buster C'rabbee and
Fuzzy
iightim; staecion
\\ ill) Kill Edwards
And Serial
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Dec. 14-15
Technicolor Musical
LETS DANCE
With Betty llutton and
Fred Astaire
Color Cartoon and Short
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
YORK RADIO SERVICeT FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat
teries. Phone 2818. Turn right at
Freezer Lockei no 8 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 tl
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
lee suits, the best buy on the mar
ket. Darden's Dept. Store, Wil
liamston. oc 26 tf
NICE SPECKLED TROUT — 35c
up. Oysters and a choice selec
tion of fresh sea food. Sanitary
Fish Market, located behind Mar
tin's Bakery. Phone 2204. n 21 8t
PARKER’S SELF -SERVICE
Laundry. Hours 8 a. m. to 5 p
m. Monday through Friday. 8 a. n,
a quick and economical wash ser
vice. je 8 tf
Men’s Dress and
Work Shoes
f or Less.
WILLARD’S SHOE SHOP
res
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c
MYPUJMBING&
- DGEWOOD AVC.*PhoNC 230?
V WIUIAMST0N,N,C.
FIXZIT
SYSTEM
]
,'«WMWWWWWWWWWW/WW
HAMILTON
THEATRE
LAST TIMES TODAY
Shows at 7 anil 9
THE NEXT VOICE
YOl HEAR
With James Whitmore
Plus Latest News
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
December 14 and 15
Shows at 7 and !)
FANCY RAM'S
With Boh Hope and
Lucille Ball
In Technicolor
Latest News
MOVIES A it BETTER
THAN EVER
tXMMMWWWIHIWWmWMMMMMMMlK
MARCO
Adult* 30c
Children 15c
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
"Northwest
Stampede"
With
Joan Leslie
Janie* Craip
Comedy and A Screenliner
THURSDAY ■ FRIDAY
"The Flame and
The Arrow"
With
Hurl Lancaster
Virginia Mayo
Novelty And Cartoon
PEANUTS FOR SALE: 5 POUND
bags, shelled, with shipping tag
| attached for mailing George Rey
| nolds Hotel, Williamstun. n 30 4t
FOlT 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
FARM LOANS
10-15-20 Years
Prompt Closing
No Appraisal Fee
Low Interest Rate
( line. II. Manningi Ally.
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
We Sell and Repair.
Bicycles-Tricycles.
Harlev-Davidson Motor
cycle Sales and Service.
QUINN’S
MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Washington St., Dial 2384
Showing Today ami ^ nl.
“KING .SOLOMON'S
MINES"
In Technicolor
Deborah Kerr — Stewart Granger
j LLOYD BRIDGES • OSA MASSEN
i JOHN EMERY • NOAH BEERY, JR.
hUOH O'BRIAN ' Morris Ankrum
\ 1C(;\K — Tluirs.-Friday
jWflTTS
THEATRE — WILLIAMSTON
TUESDAY
"Devil's
Doorway"
With
RoIiimT l av lor
I oui~ ( .allirrn
Anil riu* Foolhall llrail
Liiiert* of 1950
WEDNESDAY ONLY
"Shakedown"
With
I loss aril Duff
llrian l)oiilr\v
A I’opeye Cartoon and a
Featurette
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
"The Good
Humor Han"
With
Jack Uarsim
Lola Alhrip'lil
News — Leon Errol Comedy