Martin Farmers
To Get Lime For
Land Next Year
• Continued from page one)
No lime was distributed 1 , this
county in 1951 through the Pro
duction-Marketing Administra
tion, but the farmers are expect
ed to make up for that loss and
participate to the fullest in the
program for 1959.
Bells Call Village
A pan of ancient church bells,
brought to Frankenmuth, Mich.,
from Bavaria shortly after Frank
eninuth was founded as ai Indian
mission, has been calling the eon
gregation of St. Loren, to Christ
mas eve services for more than a
300 years
Ninety-five per cent of the resi
dents of 1h< small community an
members of the church, earning
the village t!v title ■ ■: "lli^ most
Christian community in the Unit
ed States "
Frankenmuth has never had a
crime of violence, and. , far as
residents ran remembn. no one
has been .tailed ovi” a period of
25 years. The only visitors to the
lockup wen transients given a
night's lodging
Great augers as large as’ 90
inches in diameter, in multiple
sections G feet long, art use I in
underground coal mining to *ap
valuable low seam cmil.
ViceAH
THEATRE Williamstoii, V (
TIESI) - Y\ i,l) \KSim
1 "An American
In Paris"
W iih Erne Kfdlt and
Ehr-lic (.armi
M-GM piesents
the mystery thnller
that shook the
Nation!
You never
see the target
till the very end!
IHEy^TARGEl
Satur«hi\. I )< i »■!*(iu f 2*)
DOl BM I KA JT Rl
Vi ith V illrini 1 rur\ and
Joe Sat, \ er
Willi Joiinm Mark llrown
Sniulto . \lofiilav and
T(it*»da\
December 30 and 31 and Jan. 1
— — » ^
Is she a little darling
or is she date-bait?
Do you spank her
or kiss her? Is she
a kid or is she
kidding?
PFPSOPTO-PFJISOH MNP ADS
POP QU/CK PFSULTS
C. i. Clark, Sr.,
Died Ik Hospital
Thursday Noon
lit- was married August !!, 1911,
to Miss Louise Ciark who survives
with three sons, Cl ude B. Clark
Jr., of Williamston, Albert L
Clark of Tuscurnbiu, Alabama,
and William Fnwden Clark of
Greenville; five grandchildren;
tyvo brothers. C. (’. Clark of Dui
ham and Herbert M Clark of
Burlington, and tone sister, Mrs
John Swope, of Waco, Texas
Among iie.se attending the fun
eral from out of town were, Mrs.
C. G Garris and Messrs. C. L.
Mai Ion and M. 1, Starkey of
Greenville Mis Ralph Norfleet,
Mr and Mrs. C C Clark arid son,
Randall, of Durham. Mr and Mrs
John Tulles of Rocky Mount, Dr
Speight Andei i on of Leggetts, Mr
and Mrs. C C Clark and daugh
ter of Jacksonville. N. C„ Mr Sam
Anderson ol Whitakers
Release Schedule
For Chest X-Ray
Survey In County
(Continued from Page One)
Crons R '.ids at I.eamon Mob
It y's I’.sso Station, Januar.v 15.
Eason I.,Hoy’s Store, January!
Hi.
Williamston Peanut Company.;
Janusn y 17, It! and 19.
Haywood Harrell's Store, Jan ;
uar\ 17.
I A Mendenhall's Service Sta
tion, January 17
Oak City at 11 Z Hyman's
Store, January 18, 19, and 22
Pulp Hill, Opposite loti ling i
platform, 10 a, in. to 4 p. m„ Ian |
Uury 22, JO p. in through finish
ol night shift, January 22. 11 a. m. 1
to a p. hi. January 24.
Hassell at John W Eubanks’ i
house, January 22 and 24.
Darden at Swanson's Store, Jan j
nary 25 and 2li
Hamilton's Grocery Store, Jan
uary 25, 20 and 29.
Kami Life School, January 29
and 30.
Edward’s Esso Station, January
30
Williairiston Motor Company,
January 31, Feb 1 and 2.
Jamesville at Hardison' Supply
Company, January 31. February
1 and 2.
Hamilton Native
Died In Norfolk
and two f ran. Irliildren, ail of
Norfolk; two blot In-.; Lester Wil ]
!r■ ’ I'llainI Neck and 1 h i#
man VViliian .t Everetts; one
ststei t Mi.- (i ton Savage of
Williamston. Slit was a niece of
Mr Jos Pemioi ol Wiiliainstou.
1 uneral service-; are being con
ducted :n St. Martin'- at Hamilton
Sunder afternoon at 2:00 o',dock
jV tin lector, the Rev Thomas
- Hastings Interment will be
i t!a Pendt r plot in the Ham
lion Cemetery
f-N
SIM) \Y M \ IL I
For tlie first time, as far
as it can be learned, rural
patrons of the YVilliamston
pest office arc receiving mail
oc Sunday. The delivery, so
on the rlMid as an
. H
sMrtitSlK# f '/J •
you
1 :.rci I pcs started piling up
in volume right after the car
riers started their trips Sat
urday morning.
The Fnterjtrise is ‘‘squee/.
iiiu” in on the special deliv
pry. It r possible that a second
emergency delivery in the
rural areas will he made Mon
day afternon, bul that de
pends on the volume of mail
on hand at that time.
Vi lied In tv ishii.gton Friday
Mr and Mi Whe-ler Martin
visited fivnds in Washington Fri
day.
<:i vssii n;i) ad
INFOKWATION
One issue 3c a word. Mini
mi un charge. 50c
Two and three consecutive is
s ics 2 l-2c a word each
insertion. Minimum charge
40c each issue.
Fou; or more consecutive is
sues 2c a word each inser
ti in. Minimum charge, 40c
each issue.
Keyed ads ( identity of adver
tise! withheld) bear additional
handling charge of 50c for
thin or less insertions. Add
10c extra for each issue after
the third insertion. Keyed ads
are accepted in strict confi
dence. No information will be
given concerning the advertis
er.
Canis of thanks, memorial no
tices and resolutions of respect
come under regular classified
ad rates.
Copy must be submitted by 3
p. m. Monday and Wednesday
to insure classification in next
day s issue.
I OK S AI. E: SEVERAL RECON
di tinned Maj tag washers Carry
same guarantee as new machine
Me; tar Appliance Company, Wil
liamstmi Dial 2100 d 20 It
ARE VO l' INTERESTED IN
renting a farm in Martin Coun
ty with a nice tobacco and peanut
allotment tor solid rent? If so.
wo have just w hat you want. This
la mi is located in a good farming
are.:, lias approximately 125 acres
'liana rl land 12 7 acres tobacco
and 30 acres peanuts. For furth
■r information regarding the farm
.'ontact Roanoke Real Estate and
md Auction Company. Wilhnms
lon, N. C.. Phone 2077, Henry
f,i'to.v, io M.ni ■ 1 ■ do 20 t!
DIRK RADIO SERVICE FOR
■epairs, parts, tubes and bat
teries. Flues' 2818 Turn right at
Freezer Locker no 8 tf
I'RAPPERS AND 11 ENTERS:
Bring your furs to Jack Daniels
dsso Station for highest prices
We buy all kinds of furs do 20 tf
FOR IMMEDIATE SAFE: TWO
mules, around 200 bales of bay.
I lot of corn and all farming' im
manent.- aia ii.ois, about 7500 t.o
J.iccu sticks. Contact Mrs. Geo.
lenkiris at 3307, Hiwny 04 u 20 2t
Spending Christmas In Richlands
Mrs. G. H. Harrison, Sr. and
i
Mis Nanneite Hamsun are spend
ng Christmas Day in Richlands
.vith friends and relatives
--— ' ..
"n Snovi' Hill On Business
Mr. Bill S;,iYc attended '
>TiV-"KS::Ytrtli ithUys Here | ’ .
Mi. Elisabeth Parker, teacher
n the Fa ir.viile Schools, is spend
nc tlii holidays here with her
'ivathir. Mrs. Ralph Parker.
NOTE OF THANKS
We are ever grateful to all these
who were so kind and helpful
udowing the tragic accident that
cost the lives of our daughter
Mrs. Mamie Clyde Manning, and
our granddaughter, Little Mamie
Sharon Manning, on Sunday, De
cember 17, near Suffolk. We sin
cerely appreciate the helpful a^ts. I
floral offering and other kind |
deeds, all of which will long be
remembered by each of us.
Mi and Mrs Hoyt Holliday
and Family
TKNANT WANTED: 10 TEND
good farm with 7 acres tobacco
allotment, 10 acres peanuts, other |
crops i! desired. Good six-room
lighted house. Team and imple
ments furnished. Plenty barn and
storage space. Located in one of
best fanning sections of Martin
Counh Good opportunity for
right party. Address reply to:
Tenant, Box 150, Wiiliamston, N. i
(c.
! OPENING JANUARY 2, FOR E’E
male worker: Call Plymouth
j(i511 from 10 to 2 foi interview.
If you have a car, you have per
sonality, you have good appear
ance, you are free to work early
evenings, you need to earn as
much as $05 in a week. No par
lias. no canvassing, no invest
ment. de 18 5t
1*01 I. PARROT SHOES IN SIZ
es 12 I 2 to 2, regularly priced
at $6.95. arc reduced to $4.49 dur
ing Darden's big Shoe Sale. Select
( ... i. v\ hilt We have all styles in
slock. Darden's Department
Store. de 6 71
I OR RENT: SANDING MAC1I
me. Refinish your floors your- 1
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 11 tf
TELEVISION AND RADIO RE
pairs with correct replacement
parts and equipment. Call Jimmy
Kitehengs. Work guaranteed.
Phone 3146 or 2689. se 27 tf
WE BUY AND SEEL USED EUR
r.iturc. See us for bedroom
suites, office swivel chairs, sofa
beds, kitchen cabinet*;, linoleum
rugs, china closets, dining room
suites, odd beds, living room
suites, springs and mattresses R. |
a-Tll tPWmo' fffiflpgfi?
Washington Street Road, Wii
liamston, N. C. Phone 2198. o 18 tf
GEORGE REYNOLDS COFFEE
Shop. Good food and good ser
vice Merchants luncheons serv
ed from 11 to 3 p. m. daily, f 20 L 1
SALE ON CHILDREN'S POLL
Parrot Shoes. Regular $4.95
values selling for only $2.98. Su
es 2 1-2 to 8. Darden's Depart -I
mi nt Store. de 6 7t i
Waits Theatre J
\\ illiamstoii
I’lJKSDAY - WEDNESDAY;
JANUARY 1 and 2
I
Watts Theatre
\Yiiluiin*toii, N. <!.
Thursday and Friday
j:ttutar> A and I
rUL/RE fZocJClN1 MOROCCO wTH lAUGHT^/
HEDY
BOB
HOPE LAMARR
MY FAVORITE SPY
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OTTLE GAS SERVICE
iliiamston Bottle Gas Company
Pilous 2050
W, J. MIIA'CK & MIN
: WKSI'KRIN \l IO
ARTHUR KENNEDY
W> PEGGY DOW
JAMES EDWARDS • Will GEER
john Hudson on, JULIA ADAMS
icjeir-N. ROBtRI iWJ • tarn t, MARI mm
&t£N £f !W («w llftiS 6 •! Ei ill*11 VHM-'iik
.... CflgtpT purn-T i i » Y P*’|l 'ATE^fc'ITtfifc'^ r.T '•
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FOR RENT: FURNISHED Room?
and apartment. Cal! 2060. n 13 tf
GOOD USED TRACTORS — AL
!is Chalmers B, Allis Chalmers
C, Farmall Cub, 1951 model Foid,
practically new, John Deeie B
and Case B A C. See them at
Willi*ms*• • • , and Impie
SALF. — CHILDREN’S STAR
Brand Shoes $4.49 Value.
Closing out lor only $2.09. Dar
den's Department Store. de 0 7t
BUY YOUR FALL CURLEE
suit from Darden’s on our Lay
away plan. Price $29.50 to $48.50.
Dai den’s Dept. Store. Williams
ton. au 28 tf
PINE TIMBER WANTED. WE
pay Top prices for standing; tim
ber and pine logs. Williamstor.
Supply Co. Phone 2460. je 20 tl
APARTMENT FOR RENT —
Close in, ideal for working cou
ple. Reasonable rent. J. P. Herfs
peth. 113 N. Smithwiek Street.
Phone 3192. de 11 tf
APARTMENTS FOR RENT: TWO
foui room apartments for rent.
Tar Heel Building. Call John S.
Whitley, No. 2691. de 11 tf
PLEASE HER WITH a YOUNCS
town Sink for Christmas. Corey
Plumbing Company, Phone 2309.
no 27 8t
GIVE HER AN AUTOMATIC
Bendix Washer for Christmas. I
Only $229.95. Corey Plumbing'
Company, Phone 2309. no 27 8t
Men's Dress and
Work Shoes
For Less.
WILLARD’S SHOE SHOP
F AKIM LOANS
10 15-20 Years
Prompt ( losing
No Appraisal Fee
Low Interest Rale
Chas. H. Manning. Atty,
Highway 64 West
Williumston, N. C.
Enjoy a good movie under
the stars with individual
sound control through mi
crophones for each car.
Shows at 6:45 and 8:45
Two Rows Reserved For
Colored
. *4K4i-v •■'■-SATURDAY
Dec. 21 and 22
blue m oon
With Bill Williams, Jane Nigh, ,
Arthur Shields ii Audrey Long
In Cipeeolor
Selected Short Subjects
SUNDAY, December 23
BASHFUL BACHELOR
With Lum and Abner
Short Subjects
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Dee. 24 and 25
AL JENNINGS OF
OKLAHOMA
With Dan Duryea
Selected Short Subjects
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
Dec. 26 and 27
EMERGENCY
S\ EDDING
With Larry Parks and
Barbara Hate
Short Subjects
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Iiecembcr 28 and 29
THE SUNDOWNERS j
With John Barrymore, Jr.
and Robert Preston
' Selected Short Subjects
WATCH FOR PASSES
IN POPCORN
TWILIGHT
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
I
FOR TOUR CUSTOM - MADE
Venetian blinds, awnings for the
lorr.e or store, see us. We have
ho famous Flexalum aluminum
dats: also beautiful colors in
■’nod. Henry Harrison, Williams
ton au 26 tf
ALL CHILDRENS BILLIKIN
Shoes, regularly priced at $5.95.
are being closed out for $4.49. Siz
es 8 1-2 to 3. Darden's Depart
ment Store. de 6 7t
S5.95 VALUE POLL PARROT
shoes in sizes 8 1-2 to 12, now
on sale at the low price of $3 98
Depai itn
j 's Baby Shoes. Regular $2.98
value, closing out at $1 98 and
$2.49 Darden's Department
Store. de 6 7t
APARTMENT FOR RENT: 107 N.
Watts Street. See or call Jim
my Harris. Telephone 2349 o 30 tf
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT.
Complete line of fruit trees, nut
trees, berry plants, grape vines,
and ornamental plant material of
fered by Virginia’s largest grow
ers. Write for Free Copy 56-page
planting gurde in color. Salespeo
ple wanted. Waynesboro Nurser
ies. Waynesboro, Va. d 6 9t th?
SCHWINN BICYCLES
BICYCLE REPAIRS
LAWNMOWER
SALES and SERVICE
MOTORCYCLE
SALES and SERVICE
QUINN’S
Moloreyele Service
Washington Hi way Williamst’n
TRIO
RobrrMtaville, IN. II.
SATURDAY, Dec. 22
In Technicolor
CROSS WINDS
With John Payne, Rhonda
Fleming Robert Lowery
Plus; Cartoons — 8 BALL
BUNNY and Snow Foolin’
SUNDAY, Dec. 23
LET’S MAKE IT
CECAL
With Claudette Colbert and
MacDonald Carey
Plus: Cartoon and Short
MONDAY, Dec. 24
Continuous Show Starting
at 2 P. M.
LONGHORN
With Bill Elliott
Plus: Our Gang Comedy
tUESDAY, Dec. 25
ALONG THE
GREAT DIVIDE
With Kirk Douglas and
Virginia Mayo
Plus; News, Cartoon, Short
Matinee at 3:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26
In Technicolor
SILVER CITY
With Edmond O'Brien and
Yvonne de Carlo
Comedy and Serial
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Dec. 27-28
ONE FOOT IN
HEAVEN
With Martha Scott and
Frederic March
(Greater than I'd Climb the
Highest Mountain)
Cartoon & Short
SATURDAY, Dec. 29
HOT LEAD
With Tim Holt
NORTHWEST
TERRITORY
With Kirby Grant and
Gloria Saunders
And Serial
SUNDAY. Dec 30
ADVENTURES OF
CAPTAIN FABIAN
With Errol Flynn and
Micheline P.relle
Cartoon and Short
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Dec. 31 and Jan. 1
In Technicolor
PASSAGE WEST
With John Payne and
Arlene Whelan
News & Short
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2
PYGMY ISLAND
With Johnny Weismuller
and Ann Savage
Comedy and Serial
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Jan. 3 and 4
THE BLUE VEIL
With Jane Wyman
Uarloon and Short
a.
WE HAVE ON HAND NOW A
supply of Crockery Jars for
packing meat. etc. Can be seen at
your Ferguson dealer. Wiiliams
ton Tractor and Implement Com
pany, Janesville Highway, Wil
liamston, N. C. no 29 tf
CLARK’S RHEUMATISM COM
pound for pr sitive relief of
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neuritis, neuralgia and muscular
aches and pains. Guaranteed re
lief or money back. Clark Phar- j
macy m 22 tf i
POLL PARROT BABY SHOES!
are beiag . V-$1.69 '
ia> O' TVUar
den's Department Store. dt G Tt
SEE
Worrell Appliance Co.
for the best in
USED FURNITURE
OBEY PLUMBINGS
HAMILTON
THEATRE
SATURDAY, December 22
Shows 1 to II |>. ni.
Double Feature Program
STAGE TO TUCSON
In Technicolor With
Rod Cainferon
AS YOU WERE
With Joe Sawyer
SERIAL
SUNDAY, December 23
Shows at 3 and 9 p. m.
SHERIFF’S
DAUGHTER
In Technicolor
With Ann Baxter and
Dan Dailey
CARTOON
MONDAY, December 24
Shows at 2 and 11 p. m.
RAWHIDE
With Tyrone Power and
Susan Hayward
CARTOON
CHRISTMAS DAY
Tuesday, December 25
Shows at 7 and 9 p. m.
DRUMS OF THE
DEEP SOUTH
In Technicolor
With Randolph Scott and
Barbara Peyton
Comedy and Cartoon
WEDNESDAY, December 26
Shows at 7 and 9 p. in.
HERE COMES
THE COEDS
With Abbott and Costello
* Cartoon and Serial
THURSDAY FRIDAY
December 27 and 28
Shows at 7 and 9 p. in.
LOVE NEST
Musical Comedy Starring
June Haver and
William Lundigan
Latest News
SATURDAY, December 29
Shows 1 to 11 p. m.
Double Feature Program
HURRICANE ISLAND
With Johnny Weismuller
DESERT OF LOST
MEN
With Alan Lane
SERIAL
SUNDAY, December 30
Shows at 3 and 9
ROYAL WEDDING
A Technicolor Musical
Starring Fred AM a ire and
Jane Powell
CARTOON
East Carolina PREMIERE
MONDAY and TUESDAY
December 31 and January 1
Shows at 7 and 9 p. m.
STREETCAR NAMED
DESIRE
(Truly a great love story)
Vivian Leigh, Marlon Bran
do and Kim Hunter
Advance Admission
WEDNESDAY, January 2
Shows at 7 and 9:30 p. m.
Double Feature Program
BORDER OUTLAW
With Spade Cooley
CONGOLAISE
With Tom Neal
Serial
MOV IES Are BETTER
THAN EVER
WATTS
THFATRE — WILLIAMSTON
SUNDAY - MONPAY
December 23 and 24
THE RETURN OF
FP*wv
IMCOHTMUMMW
NEWS and CARTOON
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
December 25 and 26
WH MB* j» 1
HEFUHHEALPERREAU1
Week End
|) ^father
iGiNIA FIELD • RICHARD DENNING
A Universal-International Picture
FOOTBALL THRILLS
SHORT ami CARTOON
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
December 27 and 28
ylMWtK
Sfc-ofi®
mw
'Technicolor
Color H
•USAN CABOT'LON CHANEY • BUDDY BAE
i>"v»s npon Abort l artoon
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATLRE
REPUBLIC
PICTURE
iitt »o«rt
KHu' KMt
MICHAEL CHAPIN
EHENE IANSSEN
J|HPP—«IHjj
Ke edited 1'»m -
Casper Takes A Bow, Cartoon
Chew ( hew Baby, Cartoon
SI NDAY - MONDAY
December 30 and 31
Color by Technicolor
"HONG KONG"
Starring
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming
News Cartoon
TIIF,SI)AY unil
WEDNESDAY
January 1 and 2
Bright
yiCTOKY
Arthur KENNEDY - Peggy DOW
wo ewaaes • >a 6Et> ^ kin ADAMS
, I UkU'&RjAL (HltHNATIONAL PICTURE
Pete Smith Short, Cartoon
THURSDAY' • FRIDAY
January 3 and 4
BOS I
HOPE LAMARR
my
Favorite
Spy
A Paramount Picture
NEWS CARTOON
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