EktoftaiuMata
. dab Meetings
Engagements
Weddings
Bte.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Manning and
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Perry attended
the union of the Christian church held
at Mount Pleasant, near Greenville,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Peel, Francis
and Edith Peel, and Elbert S. Peel and
little son, Elbert, jr., visited Miss Car
rie Lee Peel at the East 'Carolina
Teacher's College, Greenville, Sun
i»y. ,l, J
Mr. and Mrs. D. Collin Barnes and
little son, Collin, jr., of Murfreeaboro,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Irene Smith
and Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Saunders.
Messrs. Raymond Taylor and James
C. Cook arrived yesterday from Mi
ami, Fla., where they have been with
the Miami Banking t Trust Co., for
the past nine months. They will spend
two weeks with their respective par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Taylor
and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cook.
Mr. Vance Bunting, of Bethel, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Mr. Earl 'Wynne motored to Nor
folk and Virginia Beach Saturday. He
attended the opening the Ocean Ca
sino at the beach Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogart and
little daughter, Sallie Smallwood, of
Washington visited relatives here
Sunday.
Dr. J. £. Smithwick, of Jamesville,
visited frienda here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. T. F. Harrison and daughters,
Misses Esther, Martna, Josephine, and
Eva, Thad Harrison, jr., and Mrs. Myr
tle Woolaid, Messrs. Stanley Sessoms,
and Robert Coburn spent Sunday at
More head City and Mo re head Bluffs.
Mr. Bill Harrell, of Ahoskie, was a
visitor here over Sunday.'
Mr. Montford Brown and son, of
Jamesville, were visitors here yester
day.
Mr. W. C. Stephenson, of New York,
resident buyer for Harrison Bros. Si
Co., was here yesterday.
Mr. J. L. Williams is in Norfolk
today, where he went to be with his
mother, who underwent an operation
for mastoiditis yesterday.
Messrs. C. D. Caratarphen, jr., W.
G. Peela, and J. W. Biggs are in
Philadelphia this week attending the
national Shrine convention.
■URHAU or HEALTH EDUCATION,
w. CTITATB BOARD OP HHALTH
SCARLET FEVER
ft It only quit* recently that the
specific organism causing scarlet
fever has been Isolated. It is now
•leer that, like diphtheria, aoariet
Beyer la a local Infection which
chooeee tor 1U habitat the mucous
membranes of the upper reiplratory
tract. The lavading •treptooocel elab
orate a toxin and the constitutional
symptoms are the result of the charac
teristic action ot this toxin In the
•jrstem The peoullar msh of scarlet
tover la the remit of the action of
thia tozla on the walls of the super
ficial akin Mbod reeeels. The toxin
of oteealee and of imallpox are dif
ferent and henoe each of these dla
eaaee produce Me o*ra oharaoterlstle
eruption.
The oavnalapi liMlu scarlet fever
does not Ure long outside the human
body and repasts of the peraistenoe of
■earlet fever vtvus for year* In houses,
letters, hoot* and clothing should he
asssptid with auoh heeltancy. So tar
ea la now kaewn these particular or
fealsmt nnpsbls of producing eoarlet
•ever are lewd only la human beings.
No animal haa yet beea found to be
definitely sas asg tlble to them.
nusnMan la therefore by direot
contact by mean* of droplet spray
tseaa eouhlM or or by oon
tnot with m»*7 (inflated ob
jects such aa toys, pen nils, deer knobe
er olothing.
Milk m an xeellent rehlsie tor
these germs and In milk ther Ure
lengeat outside the human body. Ipt
fiemloa of eenrlet Sever have been
traced to a oenfsmtnated milk supply.
like typhoid fever, persona recov
ering from eearlet fsver often carry
living germs in their systems tor
months after all aymptoms have dls
- sppeered. Indeed persons may be so
•early immune to the dlaeaae that the
Vmptome am not noticed and yet
snob persons may onrry the Infection
and spread the dlseese to others wlth
snt knowing it Such carrlere are
the onee most dangerous in spread
ing the disease, especially If they work
IS dairies or handle food.
▲ method hes now beea pelVected
whereby It Is possible to teet indivi
duals and find out If they are sue
septlble to the dleease. This test Is
sailed the IMok teet. (The Sehich
Inst Is for dlphthsrln). A serum la
the form of an antitoxin has also bees
perfected which is very valuable in the
treatment of the diesase.
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Society & Personals
Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Miss Louise Crawford is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. Harold
Clark, in Bel haven.
Mrs. W. S. Harris and daughters,
Miss Sal lie and Mrs. Almon CIaPP. vis
ited relatives in Tarboro Sunday.
Gaylord Harrison and William Cook
left Sunday by motor for Asheville
and other western North Carolina
towns. They will be awuy a week.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Nowell, 0 f
Windsor, visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. George Harrison, Velma and
George Harrison, jr., and J. D. Wool*
ard visited Mr. Woolard's mother in
Everrtts Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie S. Bigbs, Mrs. Carrie
Biggs Williams and daughter, Fran
ces and Eugenia Hoyt returned yes
terday from Virginia Beach, where
they have been visiting Dr. Edgar
Morrison for the past two weeks.
Messrs. Herbert Peel, jr., a" l * Wil
liam Hodges have returned from
Wake Forest College, where they have
been students during the past year.
Messrs. Henry Gurkin and Lester
Taylor motored to Bay view Sunday.
Messrs. Francis Barnes and T. B.
Brandon motored to Hyde County yes
terday.
Messrs. Hubert Morton, Frank Ben
nett and Harry Meador will leave to
morrow for Kinston, where they will
attend the annual convention of the
East Carolina Warehouse Association.
Mr. John A. Manning spent the
week end in Norfolk.
Mr. W. C. Manning attended a meet
ing of the board of trustees of Atlan
tic Christian College at Greenville
yesterday. ——
Mesdames J. G. Oodard, j'' S,
Rhodes and E. S. Peel spent yesterdaj
afternoon in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hagan and fam
ily, of Tarboro, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Booker Sunday afternoon.
DABY'SCOLDS
rl are soon "nlppd In tb* bad"
without "dosing" bf 0—0f
—666~
is a prescription for
MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER,
DENGUE OR BILIOUS FEVER
It Kills the Germs
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having this day qualified a* admin
istrator of the estate of Raleigh C.
Bailey, late of Martin County> this no
tice is given to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
same to me for payment on or before
April 16, 1926, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to aaid estate will
please come forward and make im
mediate payment of the same-
April 16, 1926.
DENNIS BAILEY,
Announcement
C•%.. • ' ' '
We are glad to announce that the Caro
lina Motor Club has placed a branch office
with us and that we will, beffinnin;r June 1,
sell automobile license plates.
Get Your License Early
AND AVOID THE RUSH
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Williamson Motor Co.
PHONE
Anything for
This Department
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John Philpot spent the week end in
Elisabeth City.
Mrs. J. B. H. ,Knight and son,
Charles, returned yesterday from New
York, Baltimore, and other northern
cities, where they have been traveling;
for the last two weeks.
Card Club Meets With
Mrs. James S. Khodes
The Card Club met with Mrs. J. S.
Rhodes Thursday afternoon at her
home, Rhodesia. After several Ramos
were played, Mrs. J: G. Gotiurd made
highest Score and was presented a cut
glass perfume bottle by the hostess.
A luncheon of fried chicken, aspara
gus, peas, rolls, coffee, ice cream, and
cake, was served.
NOTICE
The stock of merchandise hereto
fore owned by Johii A. Manning; has
this day been sold to John W. Green.
All items due the firm of John A.
Manning are payable to him and alt
biils due by the said firm are to bo
paid by said John A. Manning.
JOHN A. MANNING.
JOHN W. GREEN.
May 19, 192 G.
NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority conferred upon me hv a
certain deed of trust executed to the
under signed trustee by G. N. Gur
ganus on the Ist day of January, 1920,
which said deed of trust is of m-nr.l
in the public registry of Martin Coun-
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well-tramped brogues? Then you'll get a heap of
the same sort of joy out of wearing a Sure-Fit Cap!
Adjust the little concealed buckle and strap for tight
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We're featuring the newest shapes, the nnartMt pat
terns, the richest fabrics. COME!
Margolis Brothers
THE ENTERPRISE—WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
ty in hook.A-2, at pajre- 415, said deed
of trust having been given to .secutf
certain notes of even date and tenor
therewith, and default having been
made in the payment of the said in
debtedness and the stipulations con
tained in the said deed of trust not
having been complied with, and at the
12 o'clock m., in front of the court
house door in the town of Williamston
North Carolina, offer for cash at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the
following described real estate, to wit:
Being the lot now occupied by J. O.
request of the holder of said notes,
the undersigned trustee, will on Thurs
day, the 10th day of June, 1926, a'
Manning and being 52 1-2 feet by 210
feet, and is the western half of the
lot deeded to T. S. Hadley by Dennis
Simmons, and the same land this day
deeded to fcaid G. N. Gurganus by '1
S. H«dley und wife, to which deed
reference is made for u full descrip
tion.
This the 10th day of May, 1926. .
JULTUS S. PEEL,
my. 11 4tw t Trustee.
SALE OF VALVULE F\KM
PROPERTY
- -4'ndcP andd by virtue of the authori
ty confer red upon us In a deed of trust
executed by J. N. Pugh and wife
Ethel Pugh, on the 18th day of April
1925, atid recorded in book of mort
gages X-2, page 49, we will on Satur
day, the 26th day of June, 1926, at
12 o'clock noon at the courthouse door
in Williamston, Martin County, sell at
public auction for cash to the highest
bidder the following land, to wit:
FOH SALE: 1 RESIDENCE ON
Simmons Avenue, I residence on the
corner of Haughtoti and Warren
Streets; Also York Building on Wash
ington- Street. For further informal
tion apply to Mrs. H. I!. York. j-1 4t
First tract: Adjoining the Lands ol
J. H. Sherrod on the west; the lands
of F. J. Roebuck und J. G. Staton on
the south; the M. W. Ballard land and
It. G. Slade on the east; and the dower
ol' Mrs. Margaret ' Boyle on the norHt,
and more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning in J. H. Sherrod's line
in the center of thfe Williamston and
Hamilton road, in -the line of the old
Confederate breastworks, and running
along the line of the old Confederate
breastworks, J. H. Sherrod's line, south
4 degrees west 96.41 chains to the cen
ter line of the run of Conoho Creek;
thence along the run of said creek »-
long the line of F. J. Roebuck, J. G.
.Staton and the M. YV. Ballard land,
treneral directions, south 76* east 10.60
chains; north 74* 30' east 13 chains;
: outh 60* 30' east 20 chains; north 34*
."0* east 10 chains; north Jl* east 21
chains and north 35* east 6 chains to
11. G. Slade's corner opposite the cen
ter line of Deep Bottom, H. G. Slade's
fine; general directions, north 11* 30'
Washington-William
ston-Windsor -Aulander
Bus Line
, LEAVE A. M.
Washington 8:00
Williamston 9:00
Windsor 9:35
Aulander . 11:00
Windsor 12:00
1\ M.
Williamston :15
Windsor 1:50
Aulunder - 5:30
Windsor , •. 6:25
Williufnston ; ; 7:05
ARRIVE A. M
Williamston 8:50
Windsor ~ m 9:30
Aulander 10:80
Windsor , 11:60
I\ M. -J
-Williamston 1 12:30
Windsor 1:45
-Aulander ... 2:40
Windsor L_ 6:20
Willianmton i 7:00
Washington • 7:40
Making connection with trains
on A. C. 1„ road at Aulander both
morning and afternoon for Norfolk
and also trains going south leaving
Aulander on arrival of the after
noon train from Norfolk.
J. 10. MITCHELL
OWNER AND MANAGER
To Automobile Owners
We will have an automobile license bureau office in our town
this year which will open June Ist and remain open about sixty
days. We understand that this will be the nearest point at which
you can purchase your auto license; therfore, we are taking this op
portunity to welcome you and your family to our town, and extend
to you a cordial invitation to make our store your headquarters and
resting' place while iii oqr town. - '
You Will Find
We have one of the largest department stores in this section, and
we carry one of the largest lines of ready-to-wear and -piece goods
that is shown by anyone in this section of the country. You will al
ways find at our store the very latest styles that are to be had. We
can clothe and furnish every member of the family.
Come In To See Us
We are hoping that you will drive over to our town when you get
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ready to purchase your -auto license, and that you will visit our store
and let us show you over our large line of merchandise and the ex
ceptionally low prices that we are offering. - '
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Harrison Bros. & Co.
west 12.12 chains; north 4* 46' vest
10.60 chains; north 13* 45' west 12.65
chains, and north 44 degrees 30 min
utes east 13 chains to the center line
of the Hamilton and Williamston road,
H. G. Slade's comer, and the corner
of the dower of Mrs. Margaret Boyle;
thence along the center line of said
road, the line of the Boyle dower,
north 58* 30' west 1.90 chains; north
80* west 2.80 chains; north 63* 45'
weot 5 chains; north 75* west 9.30
chains; north 77 degrees 30' west 13
chains; thence south 81* 30* east 13.60
chains; south 77* east 6 chains and
south 67* 45' east 3.45 chains to the
beginning, containing 482 acres, more
or less.
Second tract: Adjoining the lands of
Will Baker and the M- B. Ballard land
on the east; Roanoke River on the
north; Mrs. Margaret Boyles dower
on the west; and the lands of H. G.
Slade and Will Baker on the south,
and described as follows:
Beginning in the center line of
Deep Bottom and the center line of
the' Williamston and Hamilton road,
H. G. Slade's corner, and the corner
of Mrs. Margaret Boyle's dower;
ICE-ICE
SAM FAULK
The Old Reliable
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Will continue to sell and deliver
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ice manufactured by Lindsley-
Lilley the home Company, and sell
at the same price as they. Look
for our wUgon and truck. I also
sell at my old stand.
Your old friend,
W. S. Faulk
Phone 372
thence running along the center line,
of the said road, H. G. Slade's line,
south 58* 30' east 1.60 chains; south
45* 45' east 4 chains; south 61* east 2
chains; south 79* 45' east 11.51 chains
and south 65* east 19.60 chains to Will
Baker's corner#thence along Will Ba
ker's line north 24 degrees 45' east 22
chains to the edge of the river low
ground; thence around the edge of
the river low ground, general direc
tions, east 15.50 chains to the line of
the M. B. Ballard land; thence along
the line of the M. B. Ballard laml
north 24* 45' east 29.50 chains to the
south bank of Roanoke River; thenc
up and along the meanders of said
bank, general directions, north 48* 15'
west 16.20.
This sale is made by reason of the
failure of J. N. Pugh and wife, Ethd
Pugh, to pay off and discharge the in
debtedness secured by said deed of
trust to the. North Carolina Joint
Stock Land Bank of Durham.
This the 12th day of May, 1926.
FIRST NATIONAL CO., Inc.,
m2l 4tw Trustee.
Formerly First National Trust Co.,
i Durham, N. C.