THE | Roanoke Beacon and Washington County News PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ! in Plymouth. Washington County. North Carolina The Roanoke Beacon is W&sh i i.gton County's only newspaper. [t was established in 1889. consoli iated with the Washington County News in 1929 and with The Sun in 1937. Subscription Rates Payable in Advance' In Washington, Tyrrell, Beaufort and Martin Counties; One year--$2-0P Six months-$l.2o Single copies, 5 cents Outside of Washington. Tyrrell, Beaufort and Martin Counties: One year. ......$2-^0 Six months- $150 Special to men in the armed serv ices of the United States; j One year_$1.50 Minimum subscription: _ 6 months Advertising Rates Furnished Upon Request Entered as second-class matteT at the post office in Plymouth. N. C., under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879 Iwsmty I North Carolina v-K ^PBtSS ASSOCIATION^) October 7, 1943 I Pulpwood Prices Won't Rise The Office of (’rice Administra tion has flatly denied rumors that ceiling prices on pulpwood will be raised. Present prices are adequate, I he OP A found, and any increase al lowed at this time would merely con tribute another factor to the infla tionary trend. Many farmers and woodland own ers have found a profitable second crop in their timber land and are busy harvesting it. Others have been holding back in the belief that prices would rise. OPA now says that they will not: bad weather will hamper wood cutting in a few months. So ; "Vj Get the Most ot the Best for Your Money By Calling for LIGHT WHITE FLOUR H. E. Harrison Wholesale Co. PLYMOUTH ; now is the time to f'Ut pulpwood. There is nothing to he gained by de lae but everything to be gained by action today. -#--- ; America First— But Always American By Ruth Taylor Xnterica first-—but always \meri can. We have let the isolationist take the phrase "America First and percent it to seltish ends. America first we agree with - but not with the "and to hell with the rest of the world spirit. They claim they are the onlv real \mericans, the only true patriuts. But - after all. when we -ay \meri ca first, what do we mean5 We mean that we will keep the ideals that have made \merica first among nations, first in our hearts and in our lives. Yot only will wc be ■ from many one" but one for the mam We will work one for all. not all for one. We mean that we believe in the equality of all men before the law with equal access to justice in fact. Or as .sumner Wells phrased it, ‘ The equalitv of individuals like the equality of people cannot be granted b\ fiat. Equality depends on their own achievements and upon their own intrinsic worth But to equality of human rights, and to equality of op portunity, every human being is by Divine Right entitled. That is the essence of our democratic faith." We will put this faith into action by not discriminating against any of our fel low citizens, our neighbors in this America, whether they be rich or poor, black or white. Jew or Gentile, Americans by birth or b\ choice. We mean that we believe in the Constitution of the United States as the framework of the form of govern ment under which we want to live. We will therefore see to it that our Bill of Rights, and its corresponding bill of duties is not infringed upon by us in any particular. We mean that we believe in the system of free enterprise under which we have flourished, a system free from compulsory labor, irresponsible pri vate power, arbitrary public authority and unregulated monopolies. We mean that we believe in an -tppor tunity for productive work at a fair wage and under good standards for every man or woman who wants to work. We mean that we believe in the freedom of the self-governed, the res traints upon our tongue and pen those of self-control and good taste, not the power of a secret police. We mean that we believe in ma jority rule and that we will willingly and cheerfully abide by the decision of the majority—-until the next elec tion—cooperating with our fellow Americans to build a finer, stronger and more prosperous nation. We mean that we believe in an America so strong, so self-contained that it is capable of restraining its ‘ individual integrity while living in the brotherhood of hope and unison with men of every race, or national ity. America first—yes.—but let us keep it always American! LOWER RATES ON PEANUTS STORED IN PRIVATE BARNS ON FARMS ★ We are now writing insurance on pea nuts stored by farmers in their own barns at the lower rates recently allowed by the N. C. Rating and Inspecting Bureau. You can now get complete coverage for about half the former rates. The new rates, per $100 worth of insurance, are as follows: Peanuts in Barns With Tin Roof.$1.10 Barns With Shingle Roof.$1.70 (The Old Rate Was $2.50 Per $100) ★ Let Us Write Your Policy Today A. L. ALEXANDER INSURANCE AGENCY Harney Building Phone 233-6 New Flag Secretary LIEUT. COMM. Harold Stassen, for mer governor of Minnesota, is pic tured just after he had been made flag secretary to Admiral William F, Halsey, Commander of the South Pacific Force. Official U. S. Navj photo. (International) f^eligious News and Views By Rev. W. B Daniels, Jr. THE CHRISTIAN OFFENSIVE— The Most Rev. George Tucker, pre siding bishop of the Episcopal church in America, in sounding the key-note for the General Convention now as sembled in Cleveland, stresses the thought that now is the time for the church to begin a ' Christian offen sive." Not only is this a pertinent sug gestion for the Christian body of which Bishop Tucker is- leader, but for all religious groups bearing the name Christian " The Church of Christ has been on the defensive long enough. It has occupied itself with the task of beating off the at tacks of a pagan philosophy and its resulting barbarism. At this cru cial period in the history of civili zation. the Church must not be con tent with a succesful defense: it must assume offensive action and move forward to conquest in the name of its Lord the strongholds of evil, and hate, and sin that still constitute a menace to the Kingdom of God Just as the military offenshe de pends on the strength and loyalty of the "home front" for its success, so must the Christian offensive be in augurated and sustained by efforts here at home. "Charity begins at home, and so must our offensive for Christ. Our local churches must be so revitalized and strengthened by the devotion and sacrifice of their members, that each small group of Christians becomes a dynamo of spiritual power for the strengthening of a sad and weakened world. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina. Washington Coun ty. Under and pursuant to the terms of a certain mortgage deed executed by Edward James on the 7th day of January 1922. which mortgage deed is recorded in book 77. page 254. Washington County registry. De fault having been made in the pay ment of the indebtedness therein se cured in said mortgage deed, the undersigned will on Monday, the 1st day of November 1943 at 12 o'clock noon, offer for sale at public auction for cash in front of the Court House door in Plymouth. North Carolina, the following described land. A certain tract of land lying and being in Washington County and more particular described as follows: Beginning at a point on a road known as the Marsh road, and 161 o feet eastwardly from John Gurganus' corner, then along the Gurganus and other heirs South 73 degrees 30’ East 211 poles, thence South 14 West 293 poles to the center of a canal, thence down said canal South 73 degree 30' East 10 poles, thence South 7 degrees 30' west 6 poles and 13 links to Jos eph McNair line, thence with McNair line South 86 East 29 poles to a sweet gum on the canal, thence along the canal South 73 degrees 30' East 72 poles to the James Arnold ditch, thence along said ditch North 29 East 77 poles, thence North 74 degrees 30' West 341 poles to the Marsh road, thence along said road South 21 West 40 poles to the beginning, containing 112 acres more or less. This the 1st. day of October. 1943. LAURA M. JOHNSTON, Mortgagee. o7 4t ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE Having this day qualified as ad ministratrix, C.T.A.. of the estate of C. W. Blount, sr.. deceased, late of Washington County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons holding claims against the estate of said de ceased to present them to the under signed for payment on or before the 31st day of August, 1944, or this no tice will be pleaded in bar of any re covery thereon. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. This 31st day of August, 1943. MRS. C. W BLOUNT, SR., Administratrix, C TA Mackeys, N C. s2 6t NOTICE North Carolina, Washington Coun ty In tire Superior Court. Helene Duvall Morris vs. James Louis Morris The defendant, James Louis Mor ris, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Washington County, North Carolina, wherein the plaintiff seeks to obtain an absolute divorce from the defen dant on the ground of two-year se paration; and said defendant will further taka notice that lie is required to appear in the office of the Clerk i Superior Court of Washington Coun | ty. North Carolina, in tup Court house in Plymouth. North Carolina, within thirty days from and after | the 7th day of October. 1943 and i answer or demur to the complaint of the said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de danded in the complaint. Dated this 14 day of September. 1943. sl6 4t W. B COX, Assistant Clerk Superior Court, Washington County, North Carolina. NOTICE OF SUMMONS North Carolina, Washington Coun ty. Superior Court. Grover If. Naylor is. Gertrude (Gene) Naylor To the defendant above named take notice: that an action entitled above has this day been instituted in the Superior Court of Washington Coun ty for the purpose of severing, a vin culo matrimonii, the bonds of matri mony heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant: you will take notice that you are required to be and appear at the office of the Clerk ol i the Superior Court of Washington County at his office in the Court House of said county on or before the 1 6lli day of October, 1943, and | answer or plead to the complaint this day filed in said action or else that i the prayer of the complaint will be . granted. This the lGth day of September, 1943 W. B, COX. Assistant Clerk of , sl6 4t the Superior Court. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having this day qualified as ad j ministrator of the estate of J. E. As kew. deceased, late of Washington 'County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons holding claims against said estate to present them for payment to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of August. 1944. . or this notice will be pleaded in bar | of any recovery thereon. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. This 26th day of August, 1943. J. T. ASKEW, s2 Ct._ Administrator^ Now In Stock Ready For Delivey CARLOAD SHEETROCK WALLBOARD ROCK WOOL BATTS BRICK - CEMENT - LIME Hog - Cattle - Dairy - Poultry FEEDS Also Carload ASPHALT ROOFING H. E. Harrison WHOLESALE COMPANY Telephone 226-1 Plymouth, N. C. SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES Pursuant to instructions issued to be by the Town Council of the Town of Plymouth, N C.. the following property will be sold at the court house ; door in Plymouth, N C„ at 12 o'clock noon on the 1st day of November 1943 for 1942 taxes due and unpaid, unless said taxes, costs and penalty are paid on or before the 7th day of December, 1942. Fifty cents will be | added to defray the expense of advertising each name. This the 1st day of October. 1943. 'Signed) P. W. BROWN, o7 4t Tax Collector of the Town of Plymouth, N. C, White Name and Description Amount C. E. Ayers, lot on Washington St _ ... _ $70.60 Mrs. Narcissa Ayers, Washington St. house and lot_ _ 79.00 Mrs S. R. Bateman, Jefferson St. one lot_ 22.00 Miss Jennie Brinkley, one lot Jefferson St _ 25.00 J O Highsmith, Water St. one lot _ 26.40 Mrs. Annie Hooker. Washington St. one house and lot .. ... _____ 40.00 Mrs. Dorothy N Horton, one Mill Site Monroe St _ _ 36.50 Mrs. Martha Jackson. W Third St _ 37.00 Dr D B Mizell. 2 lots Water St _~I__221.00 Mrs. Norma Newman. Main and Jefferson St _85.50 A. L. Owens Estate. Norman land Wilson St __ 89.51 Mrs. Sarrah L Satterthwaite. house and lot E Main St _ 22.00 Colored Cordelia Barnes. 1 lot E Main St_$12.00 Eva Bentley. 1 lot Ramking Ave___ 4 00 Mary Clark. 1 lot 4th St_ 4.50 William and Dempsey Cooper, Wilson St. one lot _ 3.50 Joseph C. Cooper, one lot 6th St __ 14 00 W. H. Ellis, lot Water St and lot Madison St __ _ 25.00 Daniel Garrett, Heirs, Madison St.. _ _ 5.40 Millie Halsey, Hrs.. lot Water St__ 12.50 David Harrison. Hrs.. lot 3rd St _ _ 12.00 Wheeler Holley. Thom St __ 6.00 Josephine James, E Water St. One lot _ 4.80 May James, Hrs., house and lot W Water St_22.00 : Emma Jenkins, lot Fourth and Monroe St _ __ 8.00 Annie King, house and lot Madison St_ ___ 20.00 ; Roberta Pettiford. 2 lots W Water St _ . . 15.00 : Noah Taylor, lot Wilson St . _ _ 19.98 R. H. Taylor. 8 lots Adams St. 3 lots 5th St. 1 lot 4th St _139.25 Malitha Towe, lot W 4th St__ _ 18.00 John W Walker. Madison St. one lot__15.00 i Taswell Wheelock. Madison one house and lot_ _I_III__ 25.00 NOTICE! Stockholders Meeting The annual meeting of the members and stockholders of the Plymouth Build ing and Loan Association will be held in the Council Chambers of the Town of Plym outh on the 20th day of October, 1943, at 8 p. m„ for the purpose of attending to such business matters as may come before the organization. This the 1st day of October, 1943. ALL STOCKHOLDERS ARE URGED TO BE PRESENT AT THIS MEETING PLYMOUTH BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION By M. W. SPRUILL, Secretary Planters Nut & Chocolate Co. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA ATTENTION! Peanut Growers We have executed a contract with the Commodity Credit Corporation, Washington, D. C., which authorizes us to purchase peanuts for both shelling and crushing. Our facilities and or ganization will be at your service, as we expect to cooperate fully in the efforts to handle the 1043 crop of peanuts to the best ad vantage. You arc reminded to use care in harvesting your crop in order to assure the maximum quantity and best quality — do a good job and avoid penalty for low grades or excess dirt and foreign material. ★ For Further Information See B. S. Harrison Office Phone 87 WILLIAMSTON. N. C. ★ ★ ★ BACK THE ATTACK-BUY BONDS!

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