Council Of Stale
Pleased At Rally
Of Robersonville
(Continued from Page One)
.Several ot the council ..'.ember;
made brief talks, but 3ecretar\
of State Thad Eure, apparent I>
pepped jp l>\ tin .diowr.ig 'ila1'1
bv his homi district in behalf ol
tlu party. . ih n« d ti{... Wh 1. '
mentioned no names, several whi
had followed the rally trail dowr
across the State, ventured to say
that he hit the junior senator.
Willis Smith, right between the
eyes ' When I iail to get out and
do all 1 can for the Democratic
ticket then I'll not ask continued
favors lrom the people, hi said
with-a meaning that rang with,
depth and sincerity Eure ex
plained that the size ol the vote
cast next Tuesday will determine
the number of delegates eaeh
county will be entitled to in the
conventions, and urged a large
vote in the election
According to ont observer.
Eure s speech could have can led
an opening bid for the l'. S. Sena
torial nomination in the not too
distant futun
While one person wu,- hoard to
cry out a bit weakly, ‘judas. Ju
das." Senator Willis Smith was
accorded a fairly politi reception
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, when he was introduced by j
Chairman Jordan. Tbrre was!
| some doubt if he would venturej
this let down hut he whs in F-u-i
• ; ...K •■he * ■•1 rallies were
ht Id. ,md "not too enthusiastic" ini
tin middle of • the State, so- he!
made his appearance on the wind-!
up and il was reliably learned j
that he had warmed up quite a
bit l! was suggested that pos
sibly Eure's speech ii few minutes
I before had ' smoked him out."
Smith w*%s a bit complacent, de
claring that there is not as much
cause tor pessimism as some |
would have us believe He then
went on to say that he expects to
vote the Domcoratic ticket from
top to bottom, and said 1he party
should submerge its differences.
He said lie knew that good had
been done by the REA. soil con
servation program, and the wage
and lioui law. and that Democrats
should get out and vote the
straight Democratic ticket, and in
great numbers to offset Republi
can votes in the west.
His lew words marked the close
el the speaking marathon, and
the crowd, accompanied by about
a hundred 01 two impaired to the
Planters Warehouse where a tree
barbecue and brunswick stew
dinner was served.
Heavy Deliveries
On Local Market
In Past Few Days!
(Continued from Page One) '
bags per acre. Several farmers!
said they wen- picking twice as j
many peanuts this year as they
picked last year, and others say
the.v have the best crop this year!
they have had in several seasons.!
While a higher price would be j
line, most peanut growers regis- '
teied no complaint at the opening
$10.98 base figure, and those
reaching the market early were1
content to take the price geared to
the loan rate schedule. The early
deliveries ranged in price from 10
cents to 11.80 cents per pound, it
was learned. The market, it was
pointed out, is about three quart
eis to 'in cent per pound under
the 1951 base price, it was esti
mated.
Several buyers went on the
market here immediately after
the threshing operations wen
started. and the.v appealed anxi
ous for the new crop
Peanuts, bought here last Fri
day. were milled and prepared
for carload shipment before the
day was spent The first shipment
went to a candy manufacturer >n
Kentucky.
Sales On Tobacco
Market Continue
To Hold Up Well
(Continued from Page One)
ame as last week.
Average pnees continued un
changed for approximately half
of the grades. Fluctuations usual
ly amounted to $1.00 to $2.00 a
hundred pounds A few more
h-sse than gams were observed,
with declines occut ring more fre
quenth foi offerings of leaf,
til oss sales for the week
eeti'd '■ ’’7 4,,ri 363 nouods
mm ‘•'•mb
•••rid averaged $32 57 pci hundred.
This average was only 12 cents
below that of tin previous week.
Volunu deeiined around 24 mil
lion pounds Sales for the season
were brought to 100,648,30!)
pounds for an average of $51.36.
For the comparable period last
IMMi TIMBKK hhiiUm!
See us before selling your
Pine Timber,
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Dial 2160
Attend Our Anniversary Sale!
You not only *u\«‘ money, you cun win a Kiu^v
down Mattre**. VIr*. |,cslcr Scott of Kohcreon
title and Mr». Jonic Roebuck of Ka>l Vlain
Sired won last Thursday. Two win every
Thursday.
Woolard Furniture Company
Marlin County'* Feuding Furniture Store
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year 457.695.50# pounrl.s hart s<)b
for $;55. ] 5.
Quality *»;’ market in us was
practically unchanged. Principal
offering* consist**ci *t»f c< »rmnon*
good leaf, low to good lues, lair
smoking leaf, low cutters and
nondescript.
Around 10 per cent of weekly
gi >ss sales was delivered to the
Flue-cured Stabilization Corpo
ration under the Government loan
program. This compares with 11.0
per cent the previous week Re
ceipts for* the season are also ap
proximately 10 pel' cer4~o£. s.a)e<
Twenty Cases In
The County Court
Saturday Morning
'Continued from Page One)
drunken driving
Charged with drunken driving,
Jos. A. Martin was found not
guilty.
Whitmell G. Summers of Nor
folk was found not guilty of
speeding.
Charged with and pleading
guilty of violating the liquor laws.
II. B. Bowen was sentenced to the
iodds lor twelve months, the court
suspending the road term upon
the payment of a $250 fine and
costs, lie is to violate no liquor
law for five years. Warren Far
mer. a second defendant in the
case, was sentenced to the roads
for eighteen months, the court
suspending the road term apd
placing the defendant on proba
tion for three years. He was fin
ed $100, plus costs.
Alexander Pinkey Brown of
Washington and Paul Wesley
Holton of Now Bern were each
lined $25, plus costs, for speeding
70 miles an hour.
Judgment was suspended upon
the payment of thi costs in the
following speeding eases: Walter
I- Gilson of South Ashburnham,
Mass.. Eddje Watts Brown, Jr , ol
Williamston, Melvin W Rountree
of Grimesland, Oscar Tiie of Wil
liamston, Edward John Anderson
of Camp Lejeune. Frederick R.
Lcniham of Natiak 54. Massachus
etts. LcRoy Peel of Williamston
and George Arthur Yelverton of
Greenville.
Democratic Rally
Urged To Take No
Election Chances
—♦—
(Continued From Page One)
will go right down the line for
the Democratic ticket."
Pitt County with about the larg
est delegation in the big gymnas
ium. had an encouraging report,
but Chairman John Clark said
tiled e were those who planned to
vote the Republican ticket.
While the First District was
plugging along, Hubert Morton,
Inrmei Williamston resident and
a grandson of the late Sheriff
Hardison who held office in this
county thirty-eight years, made a
report all his own. "I'm from the
second district, but those who
have made a lot of money and say
they are going to vote for "Ike"
make me mad.
A high spot in tin' county re
ports centered around the Young
Democrats trom Pitt County
lleadedhy Miss Betty Brewer, the
xHWPIB s.eppmg ihto’ff'ic told
and action is expected from them.
Other reports from first district
county chairmen were made by
Malcolm Paul of Beaufort where
the "Democrats for lsynhowei"
have dared string a large banner
across Washington’s main street
and where headquartt rs have
been opened; Dempsey Burgess of
Camden; Lloyd Griffin of Chow
an, Mr. Woodhouse of Currituck;
W. J. Lupton of Hyde. Wm. F.
Ainslcv of Perquimans; D. M.
Pledger of Tyrrell and C. L.
Bailey of Washington.
Billy Harrison, president of the
North Carolina Young Democrats,
urged the young members of the
party to study the records and
tell the young voters about Hard
ing, Coolidge and Hoover and
work foi a big vote. Young Dem
ocratic leaders from over the dis
trict were recognized.
Mis. John T. Richardson, State
Vice Chairman, reviewed the
work of the women's division and
( ailed upon leaders from over the
district for reports.
Everything is all right in the
first district, but before the
meeting was closed it was appar
ent that the 1,000 or more Demo
crats were not going to sleep be
tween now and the time the polls
close next Tuesday, that they an
going to get out and work and
null for a record vote
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With the backwash of a J
' tDiriiiiull caniivai iVCfr'ot 11if’
! wav. law enforcement nffic- j
ers reported a coniparativei.v
quiet week-end in this sec
tion. Only seven persons were
arrested and detained in the
county jail, including two
young women.
Three were charged with
public drunkenness, and one
each with operating a motor
vehicle without a driver’s li
cense, disorderly conduct and
assault. A seventh person
was detained for Edgecombe
authorities.
One of the seven was white
and ages of the group ranged
from 1(> to 36 years.
HAS HALLOWEEN PARTY
Little Miss Jean Maubray,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Maubray, entertained several of
Street last Friday afternoon.
The decorations and favors, as
well as the refreshment*, earned
out the Halloween motif Games
enjoyed.
NOTE OK THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the
flowers and gifts, and also then
thoughtfulness and kindness, dur
( ing the recent illness and death of
our beloved wife and mother.
May God bless each and every
one of you.
G. L. Brown and Family.
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FOR SALK: HOUSE ANI) LOT,
including a 4, 3-room apart
ment building on Washington
Street, HO feet along Washington
Highway, 440 feet deep Has com
plete bath and ample outbuild
ings. Contact Jesse W. Rodgers
or Enterprise office. oe lilt (it
FOR RENT: SMALL Al’ART
ment on Simmons Avenue. Con
tact H. D. Harrison. oe 20 tl
FOR RENT: ROOM WITH PRI
vate entrance, private bath,
twin beds. Call 2074. oc 20 tf
CHRISTINE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Telephone number is now 3390.
or is listed under Mrs Tom Cmw-_,
ford. The shop has not been dis- 1
continued. oe 20 (it
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FOR RENT: BEDROOM NEXT
to bath. Twin beds. Hot water/
Meals if desired. Will considei
working couple. See Mrs. Idellc
H. Rawls. West End. oc 20 tf
FOR ALTERATIONS OR SEW
ing of all kinds, contact Mrs.
Idellc H. Rawls, West End Phone
3147. oc 2.8 2t
M ARE MONEY—BY~AHI)HESS- i
ing postcards at home. Lowell
Press, Muncie, Indiana. oc 20 2t
SPECIAL MEETING: AMVETS
on November 3, 8 o’clock at the
Courthouse, Colored Post No. 518.
All colored veterans are urged to
attend. oc 28 2t
FOR SALE: FINE CABBAGE
plants. Jimmie Lee, 2 1-2 miles
out of Bear Grass. oc 28 2t
WANTED: WHITE TENANT 4-ti
acres of tobacco and peanuts.
Large 9 room house on U. S. High
way with electricity. Salary to
feed stock extra. Write Tenant
e o Enterprise oc 20 4t
FOR SALE: 1 SMALL COLE
man oil heater. See or call W,
|J Mayo, phone 3203.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: TWO
dishwashers. Apply at George
Reynolds Hotel se 18 it
r:. -<
Private front and ba-. k entrance. I
Mrs. R J. Parker. 307 N. Hough
ton Street
YOU WALL P tMi.H O THV'EK
front lot . Beautifully wooded
Paved road. Call or write George
A Phillips. Washington. N. C..
oc 23 101
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE: STOCK
and fixtur. > of Lcarnon Mobley
store at Church Cross Roads.
Store building may be tented bv
purchaser as well as house for liv
ing quarters. See Leamon Mob- I
ley oc 23 3t
FOR SALE: 'IMPERIAL WASII
able Wallpaper in many colors
and designs. B S Courtney and
Son, Williamstoi: rnr 20 tf !
WANTED: White lamilv to farm
on halves. Good farm located in
Martin County. Addn Enter
prise. oc 28 4t.
SPECIAL PRICES BEING Of
fered on men's new fall Curlee
suits None better and we make
no exceptions. Othei suits $22.50
and up. Dardens Department
Store, Williamston au 28 tf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: TWO
waitresses. Expt rienee not ne
cessary. Apply George Reynolds
Hotel sr 0 tf
HEARING AID BATTERIES. AH
types of hearing aid batteries
Fit any make Worrell Appliance.1
Apr 29 tf
WE HAVE JEST RECEIVED
large shipments fall dresses by
Martha Manning and Carole King.
Save money and buy your fall
and wintei dresses here. Prices
very reasonable. Darden's De
partment Store, Williamston, N.j
C. au 28 tf
VOI R K. C. A. VICTOR TELE
vision dealer. Antennas & serv- !
ice for all si Is. Call Jimmy Kiteli-,
digs, Phones 3140 or 2889 ja 10 tf
BICYCLES: BRING CS VOIR
old or damaged bicycles foi re
pair. or we will buy them for cash
,d highest pi ices, oi make liberal
allowances tor trade-in Firestone
home and Auto Supply s ■ 25 tf
PEST CONTROL: MICE, RATS
1
roaches, termite and beetles.
Estimates and survey freely giv
en by Ivey Cowart! Exterminating
Co.. Greenvillt Call Bft'M> collect:.
se 16 tf
YORK RADIO SERVICE FOR
repairs, parts, tubes and bat- |
tones. Phone 2rfl8. Turn right at j
Freezer Locker no 8 tf
EOR RENT—3-ROOM APART
merit, down stairs, private bath, j
located West Mam St Contact
W M. Bakt i . phone 2120 or G W. j
phoi 1 op 2 tf j
I OR SALK: PIANOS, GOOD,
used, guaranteed, tuned up-I
light pianos. Reasonable. Terms. |
Weir Furniture Company se Hi tf
FOR YOUR CUSTOM - MADE
Venetian blind' awnings for the
mme nr store, see us. We have
the famous Flexalum aluminum
slatr; also beautiful colors in
Vood Henry Harrison, Williams
:on au 26 tf
HELP WANTED: WOMAN TO
ran for Semi-invalid gentle
man. Good pay. good home. Must
be under 50 years of age. White
or colored. Apply to Polly’s 3hop‘.
Phone 11901 before 6 o’clock and
4101 after G rA I'rlv xv>t)ei‘ye.’.'i
vilie, N. C. se 25 tf
FOR SALE: COMPLETE LINE
General Electric fans, irons,
toasters and radios. We also fea
ture a good stock used furniture.
Wier Furniture Exchange, Wash
ington St.. Williamston. jly 15 tf
FOR SALE: DRESSED PINE
boards at $50.00 per thousand.
M S & M Lumber Company, Inc.,
Robei sonville, N. C. jly 22 tf
RUG CLEANING: RESTORE
new life and beauty to your
lugs. All sizes cleaned and moth
In ited. Blue Star Cleaners, sc 4 tf
FOR SALE: LOVELY NEW
lamps, pictures, mirrors, brass
iraikc stands. We will still allow
$10.00 on your old mattress, re
gardless ol' condition, on a new
$49.50 Dixie King Innerspring'
mattress. Come in and get yours
today. Weir Furniture Com
pany. se 16 tf
SEE R & II FURNITURE COM
pany, 905 Washington Street
Road, Williamston, N. C., for
Good, Clean, T ip-shape recondi
tioned used pianos. We also buy
and sell other good used furniture
I all kinds. For a limited time,
we will allow $10 00 for any old
mattress, regardless of condition,
or a new $49.50 innerspring
mattress. Call us at Phone 2198
today my 13 tf
CASH, CASH, CASH FOR YOUR
Car. Don't sell or trade until
you get our price. Pittman's Used
Car Lot. Phone 3212 or 2739.
mr 11 tl
REPAIRS; REPAIRS- WE MAIN
tain a complete repair depart- |
merit for bicycles, washing ma- j
chines, outboard motors and all ;
electrical appliances. Bring your !
repairs to us. Under supervision '
of Mr. Robert Gurganus. Firestone j
Home and Auto Supply, se 25 tf I
HILIO SANDING MACHINES |
for rent. Sand your own floors ,
and save money. Reasonable i
rates. Also complete line of fin*
ishes for completing the job Wil
liarnston Hardware Co. ja 15 tf
BICYCLE
Speedometers, Horns and
Other Accessories
Electrical Repairs.
P. V. JONES
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
and refinishing service by Bish
op Furniture Company of Dvr
ham. Finest quality workman
ship, prompt service. For appoint
ment for free estimates call Mrs. |
Peele or Mrs. Worrell, Phone
2560. fe 26 tf f
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Yon not oiilx »a>e money, you •‘■ail w in a kiuus
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ville amt Mrs. Josie Roebuck of Last Muin
Street won last Thursday. Two win every
Thursday.
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