Nominees Namei
At Meetings Ii
County Recently
(Continued from Page One)
mitteemen. C L. Daniel. Howan
Tvrt. Paul Harrington. Grady Go
dard. Marvin Hardison. Wendel
■ Joe L Cohrain. L .1 Ha
, . ■ md James P fo 1
u,o. and alternates to the count:
convention: L J. Hardison. C 1
Daniel. Grady Godard and R .1
Hardison.
Griffins Fo nmul tj eon
■ & it i'll Step '■ a.
Lester J. Griffin. Clarence Gur
kin. Oscar Roberson. Hugh B
Griffin, John A Griffin, Leslie
Earl Hardison. Saundei Revel
LeRov Griffin and Leon Ear
Griffin; for delegate and alter
nates to the county convention
Asa J Hardison. Howard Coltraii
and William H. Peel
Williamston-Poplar Point Fo
community committeemen. ( f
Harris. Hubert Biggs. Roy 'I
Griffin. Clayton Bailey, Wills
Modlm. Marvin Peed. J. E. Corel
M. F. Roger.-. C. M Mill.- and T
O. Nicholson; for delegate and a I
ternates to the county convention
Luther Peel and N D Griffin
Bear Grass For commumi’
committeemen. Rufus Guryanu.
Elmer Griffin. Roy Harrison, Mar
vin S Cowin. Ralph Holliday
Opiums Bailey, E C Harrison
Luther Harris and William S
Peel; for delegate and alternate
to tilt count> convention. T 1.
Roberson. F C’ Harrison and 11
U. Peel.
Cross Roads For commumi
committeemen. G H Forbes. J
Marion Griffin. M.D. Wilson, Gei
W. Tailor. Lrstei Bryant. Eli Roy
ers. Geo. W Wynn. Cleo Jackson
ioi de’egate aiid alternates to th
county convention. Geo. W Tay
lor. J Marioi Griffin and G II
Forbes.
Robersonvilh 1 For comrnum
ty committeemen. J R. Daniel. I.
L. Everett. I G. Peel Sam Jcnk
ins. D. W Alexander. Gordon Ro
bersem and J E. Mullins; for dele
gate and alternate to county con
vention. C A. Roberson. 1 G
Keel and J R. Daniel
Robersonviile II For commun
ity committeemen. R II Taylm
Jake Britton. Cecil B Powell, M
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1 H Vanderford, Claude Green. Jr.,
' Ollic Powell and Trim Purvis; lor
delegate and alternate to county
/rTfftffMMMPI •‘■■i Green. Ji. R.
H 'I;.> l(c Ceii. H. Powell; '*"■
Hamilton—For community com
niitteenien. J H Lillard, 'f- E.
Purvis. H. A. Hmsiip. L. R Beach.
1) (; Matthews. J; nnrt T> Tl
t- in foi dell ..-Oe r
email to tic county convention,
11 S Johnson. Jr.. J. D. Etheridge.
J. A. Chert ' and W. C House.
Const Ncs! I - Foi community
I committeemen .J. I. Mi/elle. M.
K Benia tl. Sidney Mallory. Jas
pci Whitfield. Tom Winslow, M.
. E Hyman, John Sledge. Cecil
Bro" n. J W. Bel I lower, and E. V.
Smith; for delegate and alternates
to tht county convention. E
Smith. Henr\ Early and
. i Sledge.
Goost Nest II Fm community
committeemen. Jack Smith Mill
ion Beach,. Ji N 1- Hyman. Kon
alfl F. Tyson, W. B. Cannon. Jr..
F. I! Win slew Otis Casper, Rup
, ■ it Tm mi. Hurt ford Smith and
Hole t Haislip, for delegate and
alternate to the county convert
lion. Jack Smith, N. L. Hyman
md J B. Whitfield,
The farmers will vote for five
community committeemen in
each district. The person reliev
ing the greatest number of votes
will In community chairman, the
next wilj lie vice chairman, the
next will lie regular members and
tic next two will be alternates.
The person receiving the highest
vote in the vote for delegates
w ill In the delegate to the county
convention to be held on Friday.
December 19 Tht person receiv
ing the next highest will ibt alter
natc
County Citizens
Give 130 Pints Of
Their Blood Here
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(Continued from Page One)
• {C Williford, Julian Jackson, Emi
j lvn Wagner, R C. Malone, J. C.
■ Collr.un. Ilei" v Griffin, Clyde
Manning, Mis. Maggie Hardy,
John W Wier, Jr.. Mrs. la-la
Johnson. Mrs Susie Myers, Mrs.
R P Mont.eith, Rev. John 1-.
Goff, W Ira Harrison, Lewis Pip
pen. K P l.indsley. Russell Mi
zelle. K. W Newell. Williford
Griffin. Mrs Williford Griffin.
Mrs Dora B Rogerson, Willie G.
Lee. Mrs W H. Ross. H H. Cow
en, Me- W R Ralph. Willie L.
Williams, James A Smithwick
Haywood Peaks. Vetvtn Peaks,
Cecil Blown, J Kelly Gay, W L.
Howell, M K. Herrington, Rug
ei Roberts. W. L Manning, Jr..
William M, Tetterton, John B.
Godwin, Ruth B Throwei. KTct
eher Thomas. W .1 Skinner. I.es
tia Bryant, R J. Hardison, An
Ange, Levi Harris,
Harrison, Woodrow Holliday,
He/.ekiah Bell. Ed Rowland, La/
,ons Williams, William Small
wood. James O Daniel, Paul
j Griffin, Mis. Grey M Griffin, W
11 Carslarphen, Mrs Ernest Car
rawav, Reuben C Williams, W
Tom Crawford, Clyde Grtffin,
Mrs Carrie Dell Stubbs, Wendell
j Pet-le, Mrs. Caddie Roberson, Cla
boll Sunmieilm. Elizabeth Whit
It . Mis Henry Johnson, Simon
C Gi iff in. William 11 Griffin,
I Mrs Laura Jones, Joseph M.
i | Maiming. Mi' Hubert Diggs.
: | Margaret Sawyer. Mrs Edna
j Bondurant, A L. Jameson, Mrs.
A 1. Jann son, Thelma Ward,
* Mis. D L Simmons. Vernon
Suits. C A Glass. Pat Kory, M.
C Belote. Leslie T. F'owdcn, L,
T. Yeatts, John Earl Roberson,
John D Ht rnminyway, John D
~E)1ey .!■ ivi
Miss Anna Belie Pnvott, J. W.
I Sawyer. Mrs Bonita Strawbridge,
I Mi s Ray Gurftanus, Emmitt
^dinis. Exon tA ard, M;-, ^.'v.v' I.
I Raw is, Mi.-. James R Bulluck,
Mrs Theron Gurganus, la-la C.
Bonds, Jack Ross, Dalmus Baze
j more, James McKee 1. Mrs. Ruth
Wheeler, Luther Strickland, J
W, Snead. Mary Taylor. William
E. Decato, Ernest V Jones. B W.
Parkei LeRoy Smith. Julius
Williams. .1 D Hines. Benjamin
Ward. Mrs. V'. E. Brown, Mrs.
John R Peele, Mrs T. E. Fore
hand. Mrs Velma Bailey, Faye
Lee. Stanley Ayers, Larry Loftin,
Alton B, Pleasants, W E. Dunn,
Jr . Mrs Roger Roberts, William
B Gavlnr, Jr., Mrs. "Shoe” W'iJ
liams, Ralph D. Mobley, Noah S.
Roberson, Jr.. Samuel Hardison,
T F Davenport, Johnny Bonner,
Joe Bullock, C. Baker, C. H,
Hines. Perry T. Roane, Jr., and
Erlim Blackwelder
Edwards Named
Colored Chairman
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The appointment of K. M. Ed
uards as chairman of the colored
division of the 1955 March of
Dimes, which begins January 2.
was announced today by W. Mar
vin Baker and 1, Bruce Wynne,
co-directors of the campaign in
Martin County.
Other committees and their
chairmen for the campaign spon
sored hi this county by the Wil
hamMnn Lions and Kiwartis Clubs
will be announced next week 1he
iwo directors reported.
The ranks are wide open for
1955 March of Dimes volunteers.
Mi Baker and Mr. Wynne said
today in discussing plans for
what they described as the most
vital polio drive in history.
"A look at the record will
show," they said, "why we need
all the help we can get. By tin
end of 1952 the nation had suf
fered more than 55,000 eases of
infantile paralysis the highest
polio incidence ever reported."
They said that the number of
volunteers mustered into the
campaign would have to be in
creased in the same proportion
that polio has widened its Jin
pact across the nation. The di
reetors asked all who want to
"sign on" as Match of Dimes
hands to contact them at tele
phone 2120
''IIOII Sin | **/#</■ IHi>,|
Of i llrurl Allavk
-4f- .
j Baltimore. William Wheeler,
; •<«. collapsed gild died ill a ll' l'li
1 Hltack, wlirn In n turned in doors
■'llur cleaning snow from tile side
1 w .ilk in I runt ul his home.
KXK( l TOR S N OTIC’S
j Ni• 1111 Carolina, Murtin County
Huving this day qualified as
; eNeeutnr uf the estate of Eli T
I Hodges, this is tn notify all per
| muis having elainis against said
estate to exhibit them to the un
dersigned or his attorney within
one ( 1 I leal fI mil the date of
, tills In it lee or this llotiee 11 ill he
j in bar ot their recovery All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
I his 12 dav of December. 1952
MARION K HODGES.
Executor of the estate of
Eli T. Hodges,
j l’ei I and Reel. Attorneys,
I Williamston, N. C. d-l(i IS1
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INFORMATION
One issue 3e a word. Mini
mum charge, 50c
1 wo and three consecutive is
sues 2 1 2c a word each
insertion. Minimum charge
40c each issue.
Four or more consecutive is
sues 2c a word each inser
tion. Minimum charge, 40c
each issue.
Knee! ads • ieirtify of adver
tiser withhe.j) bear additional
handling charge 50c for
three 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.
Cards of thanks, memorial no
tices and resolutions of respect
come under regular classified
j ad rates.
| Copy must be submitted by 3
p. m Monday and Wednesday
I to insure classification in next
day’s issue.
4
Aiienlion: Friends and Customers
Dill to tlic imprai tihilits of lr\m<j lo operate
Chri*tinu* Meek. Mr
Will Be Closed
FromDec.22ToDec.27
Hi* *ure to yet your elotlie* in till* Meek. We
Mill lie •Jail to »er\e you.
\Xi*hiii^ you ami you a Merry Qirixlma* ami
Happy VeM X ear.
Turkey Shoots
Hers,This Week!
■ •«* mem
money■-!wising lealurt ul the local]
Kiwanis club during the Thanks
giving season, will bo sponsored
again before the Christmas holi
days
The first in a series of three
shoots will bo hold at 7 o’clock
Thursday night. Decemher Ik. and
the second will be at the same
time on Friday night, December
19. Another will bo held Satur
day, December 20, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Ail of these events will be on
the Critehei property near the
Standard Fertilizer plant.
4 Unity Mon Is This Toirn
Officio! anti H reman
Alfred. N. Y. John Gorton was
a busy man one night recently.
As a member of the village board,
he was attending a board meet
ing at the firemen's hall. An
alarm sounded, and. as assistant
fire chief, he drove a pumper to
the lire, saw it put out and return
ed to the meeting. The plume
rang. As an ambulance driver.
Gorton raced to an accident scene,
picked up a man who suffered mi
nor injuries and took him to a
hospital. As a citizen, Gorton
went home to bed.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank Dr. Brown
and his splendid stall of nurses
and everyone els1' for theii acts]
of kindness during my resent ill j
ness. May God bless e h and ,
every me of you.
Robert A. Moon and Family, i
CARO OF THANKS ~
It is with great sincerity that I
say Thank You to everyone who
had any part in the birthday cele
bration given to me a few days
ago. 1 cannot say just how much
I do appreciate the many lovely
and useful gifts y ou showi red me
with. May God bless each of you
for remembering me ir. ..ueli a
nice way. Mrs. Dalton Roberson
CARD OF THANKS
We greatly appreciate the kind
ness shown us during the illness
of Louisa Holliday, staying in
Brown's Hospital. We thank each
and every one for help. May God
bless each one. Grace and Louisa.
NOTE OF THANKS
The family of E. T. Hodges takes
this mannei of expressing their
gratitude to then friends and
neighbors for the many kindnesses
and the flowers during the recent
death of this beloved member of
their family .
WANTED TO KENT—2 OR 3
horse crop for next year. See
or write Oscar Cabo, Williamston,
Route 2.
SALE I IS El) 14-OT
pressure cooker I Home Com
i tort wood range, like new. See
.Guv Forbes. RFD Nn. 1, Ruber
sonvilh
I
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I
FOR SALE: FOR A CHRISTMAS
gilt that is different, give ca
mellias or shrubs. We have all
kinds. See J. Frank Weaver,
Telephone 2744. Williamston, N.
C'. de 111 2t
CAR FOR SALE: 1950 DESOTO
4-door sedan. Excellent condi
tion. See Herman Bowen, Branch
Bank. Williamston. 2t
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HAMILTON
THEATRE
TUESDAY, Dec. 16
Shows 7 and 9 P. M.
"I WANT YOU”
Danna Andrews, Dorothy
McGuire & Farley Granger
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 17
Shows 7 and 9:30 P. M.
WARPATH
With Edward O'Brien and
Phyllis Thaxter
Plus a colored cartoon, serial
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
December 18 and 19
Shows 7 and 9 P. M.
THE BIG SKY
In Technicolor
With Kirk Douglas and
Mzabetli Threat!
Plus the latest News
OOWWWWWWWWVMMWC
4
.kiddies; grownups: now
is the time to Ret your bicycle
lor Christmas. Rebuilt, good as
new. Look like new. Rock bot
tom prices. P. V. Jones Bicycle
Sb. do 11 2t
i or: i i ssi
boards at $50 00 per thousand.
M S & M Lumber Company, Inc.,
Robersonville, N. C. jly 22 tf 1
IP ' HIK- WE MAIN
tain a complete i < paii depai ***
ment for bicycles, washing ma
chines. outboard motors and all
electrical appliances. Bring your
repairs to us. Under supervision
Of Mr. Robert Gurganus. Firestone
Home and Auto Supply, se 25 tf
COMBINATION ROUND AND
square dancing at Wihchard's
Beach every Wednesday and Sat
urday night. Music by Bob Jones
and his orchestra. Admission:
Ladies, 50c; n..n. 75c. no. 27 9t
RUG CLEANING: RESTORE
new life and beauty to your
tugs. All sizes cleaned and moth
treated. Blue Star Cleaners, sc 4 tf
HILCO SANDING MACHINES
for rent. Sand your own floors
and save money. Reasonable
rates. Also complete tine of fin
ishes for completing the job. Wil
liamston Hardware Co. ja 15 tf
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
and refinishing service by Bish
op Furniture Company of Dur
ham. Finest quality workman
ship. prompt service. For appoint
ment for free estimates call Mrs.
Peele or Mrs. Worrell, Phone
2560. fe 26 tf
CASH, CASH, CASH FOR VOUK
Car. Don’t sell or trade until
you get our price. Pittman's Used i
Car Lot. Phone 32J2 or 2739.
mr 11 tf
PEST CONTROL: MICE, RATS,
roaches, termites and beetles.
Estimates and surveys freely giv
en by Ivey Coward Exterminating
Co.. Greenville Call 3996 collect.
Terms if desired. No down pay
ment i cquired. se 16 t!
WANTED 50,000 POINDS OF
pecans and hens Friday from 9
a. m. to 11:30 a. m. every Friday
m front of Atlantic Coast Line sta
tion. i Wavne Poultry Company,
Goldsboro. no 27 tl
WE HAVE JEST RECEIVED |
large shipments fall dresses by j
Martha Manning and Carole King, j
Save money and buy your fall j
and winter dresses here. Prices
very reasonable. Darden’s De- I
partrnent Store, Williamston, N. j
C. au 28 tf1
SPECIAL PRICES BEING OF
fered or, men's new fall Curlee
suits. None better and we make
no exceptions Other suits $22.50
and up. Darden’s Department
•• 28 tf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: TWO
dishwashers. Apply at George
Reynolds Hotel. so 16 tf
Tl’RKEYS FOR SALE: ALL SI2
%V;,Sn.!. Gui ganus on God
win farm tine mile from Wd
liarnston. de 4 4t
WANTED: WHITE TENANT FOR
four-horse crop, eight acres of
tobacco, eight in peanuts and
three in cotton. Also white ten
ant for two-horse farm with five
acres tobacco, six in peanuts and
three in cotton. R. B. Nelson,
Robersonville, N. C. de 4 4t
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: TWO
waitresses. Experience not ne
cessary. Apply George Reynolds
Hotel. sc 9 tf
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WANTED: A HOUSE or APART- I
ment in Wiiliamston or vicinity.1
Downstairs preferred. Call Beas
ley Lumber Company in Tarboro
collect.
FOR~PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL !
kino's, inside or • outside, com
mercial. portraits, weddings, par
ty. call Barney Conway at 29410. I
Wiiliamston. N. C. no 18 tf j
VOI R rTcT a. YTCTOR TELE-1
vision dealer. Antennas & serv-1
ice lot all sets. Call Jimmy Kitch-j
crags. F-h- » -r'. -V.'. • i 2889 jit M
FOR SALE: IMPERIAL WASH
able Wallpaper in many colors
and designs. B. S. Courtney and
FOR RENT. THREE ROOM '
house with bath and hot water j
heater. West Main Street, Wil
liamston. Call 3310 or 2435. d 2 tf
FOR YOUR CUSTOM - MADE
Venetian blinds, awnings for the
home or store, see us. We have
the famous Flexalum aluminum
slats; also beautiful colors in
wood. Henry Harrison, Williams
ton. au 26 tf
FILE YOUR INCOME TAX
Returns Early.
AVOID THE RUSH
Howell's Bookkeeping and
Tax Service de 11 tf
SUNDOWN
Dim E-l\THfc.\TKE |
ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Dec. 19 and 20
F B 1 GIRL
With George Brent, Audrey
Totter and Cesar Romero
Plus: ED SULLIVAN S
HEADLINERS
SUNDAY - MONDAY
Dec. 21 and 22
SUDAN
In Technicolor
With Maiie Montcz and
John llall
Plus: Comedy
Adm. S1.00 Per Car (Regard
less whether there is 1 or 15
in a car.)
<Thc present policy ol the
Sunday Drive-In is to oper
ate on week-ends only—a
Friday - Saturday change
and a Sunday - Monday
Change.)
Highway 64 West
Wiliiamslon, N. C.
Enjoy a good movie under
the stars with individual
sound control through mi
' crophones for each car.
TUESDAY, December 16
it KM) Ol I UK RIVER'
With Janies Stewart
Added
Cartoon “RIOT IN RHYTHM”
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
December 17 and 18
“RETREAT, HELL”
Frank Lovejoy, Richard Carl
son and Anita Uouise
Added
Cartoon ‘Slip Us Some Redskin'
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
December 19 and 20
... Double Feature Prpgrgjp,
Feature No. 1
•FLAHIM; FEATHER’
Sterling Hayden, Arleen Whel
an, Forrest Tucker
Feature No. t
THE LOST VOLCANO*
Starring Johnny Sheffield and
Bomba, the Jungle Boy
Also Color Cartoon
Vlatci Water Every Dare
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursdays Shi|ws Begin at
, 6:110 P. M. On Friday and Sat
urday > P. M.
I _
I
Children Under 12 FREE
TWILIGHT
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
TRIO
Rubereonville, N. C.
TUESDAY ONLY, Dec. 1G
At Regular Admission Prices
Matinee and Night
“A STREETCAR
NAMED DESIRE*’
With Vivien Leigh and
Marlon Hrando
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 17
DESERT PURSUIT
With Wayne Morris
HANDS ACROSS
THE BORDER
SEE
Worrell Appliance Co.
for the best in
USED FURNITURE
KLECTKICA
“ CONTRACTING
ALL TYPES
ELECTRICAL WIRING
Call Vs l ot EsiTtniu^i
WORRELL
APPLIANCE COMPANY
TUESDAY
\ Mnn ( in t nr'4IN t
ri woman ocr\
ITI S t a k
tu,! OMf/
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NEWS
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY - FRIDAV
The Story Behind tho
l Big-Time Crimo i
^ Syndicate 1 4
ALEXIS
i in **mu x*y f)s«r»<J bf
DIVING ASHER • WILLIAM PIE ILRLB
WARREN DUFF
NEWS CARTOON
IE A RING AID BATTERIES. All
types of hearing aid batteries
Fit any make. Worrell Appliance.
Apr 29 tf
f A Huge Selection Of I
Fire engine
—seats two
$22.5(5
Wr Wagon;
rubber tire
$ 1,79
Christmas .. • and time
for all the "make be
lieve" so dear to children every
where. Make it a healthy, hap
py time with
constructive toys
for every age.
ff
Sturdy I(plj
WU&OI1
.Slit 19
SUiVL
Everything
for Young Engineers!
nnvi'ii. thaivs
Scale-model electric train
with full track. From
$17.50 $-70.00
►
i
Railroad accessories
—villages, u n der
passes and remote
control signal sta
tions.
98«- itt 83.95
Sec all these toys and more in our newly
opened, completely stocked Toyland.
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATE STORE
W. J. MILLER & SON