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Wedding* . Tj
Personals Mr.. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor 45
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Here From Scotland Neck
Miss Vivian" Newell, of Scotland
Keck, is visiting Mr -stnd Mrs. J. H
liritt this week.
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In Kinston Sunday
- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davis' visited
Mrs. Davis' sister. Miss katlieruie
Fletcher, in Kinston Sunday.
In Blackstone, Va.
Mjss Susie James spent last week
Iml at Blackstone College. Blackstone,
Va., where she attended school lasi I
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Here From Tarboro
Mfssr- W Ci Clark. Durward Leg
gett. and Voxhall of Tarlioro, anil Mr
Wilson-Brmvn. of Kichmond, visited
friends here Friday. *v
In Town Monday
Mr l.estcr Davis of Dar?leu*. was
lure Monday.
Visit Friends Here
Miss Uaura Mangum and Miss Gar
1 tr, of Wake Forest, visited friends
litre Sunday
Spends Week End at Home
Miss Ruth Manning. of Arhmtii '
Christian ( ollege, Wilson, spent the
week end witli her ninther. Misf A. J
MaiintiH; She bad as he.r guests Mis-,
Eunice Davis, of Kureksi. and Miss;
Marv. Maddux, of Savannah. Ga They
all attend' (I the wedding of Miss- Mai
jorie Mashburn 111 Kobertsotivilh Sal
linlay morning.
Here on Business
* 1 I.ink llackler, t»t Greensboro, is 111
town on business tins week.
Spends Week End Here
Dr. \\ II llarreD 1 1 S N . of the
Naval Base al Portsmouth, was here ,
lor the week end with his people
Visit in Norfolk
Miss ( arrie I.ee Peel,and John Ell
right spent tin end in Norfolk
Attend Funeral of Mi Harrison
Mi and-MjV DIIIIH I! Harrison
of Palmyra^.'were h re yesi-r-lay (or.
' tlie funeral oi Mr -Harrison's ,In'•tliei
.Mr, I' I "t+nrristm -
Return to Raleigh
Mi Mini Mr-, N1 ilt>n • \orlnall have
r turned t> • Raleigh allei spending the
week I lid .11 llotne
Visitoio Here Y«»ieida.y. .
Mr- I F SmilliwtOi and. sun.
J.mie-. "i JatncsvilK were here \ester
day.
Guests ol Mrs Watts
Mis. W F. Brown and sou, Hilly,
were the week end guests of' Mrs J.
\V. \\atts. jr. ' ' •
Visits Her Parents Here
Mr- Thomas Andersdn, of \\ ilson,
\i,i;ed her parents, Mr and Mrs Hen
ri Gurganus. last week
Return to Duke University
Misses F.velyti and ltd) H- Harri
son, ol Duke I 'Diversity. returned to
their school today* aitet, being called
home on afcount yl the death of their
uncle. Mr I !' Harrison
In Town Yesterday
Mrs I ta/ier McDevitt and Mrs, 1
Selhy'- Jones, oi \\ ashington, iveri' in
town yesterday ""
Guest of Mr and Mrs, Brgwn ,
Mr Robert Fverett/of Rocky Mount 1
was the Week «-u«l g»est of his sister,
Mrs. I* II Brown, and Mr Brown.
Here to Attend Funeral
|0 r How aril > Hilley; .president of!
AtUutu t hr-istiaii t ollege, \\ ilson, I
and Uiv I W Weigman.' also of
* Wilson, wen hen for the funeral of
the late I 1 Harrison yesterday.
Spend Wiew End in Fremont
Misses K.stelh Crawford and Se
renia l'eacock vi ited 111 Fremont dur
ing the week end. -
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! Attend Funeral of Mr. Harrison
Mr. J H. Roberson, • jrr—attd son, j
\ ance, attended the funeral of Mr. !
T. I' Harrison here yesterday after- f
noon. ~~
Here from Tarboro
Mr and Mrs. A D. Mizelle, of j
Tarboro were here yesterday to at J )
tend itinera! .0! Mr. T. F. Har-j
rison.
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j In Lewiston Sunday
Mr." Reubin Harris. Mr*. i.uiina I
Thompson ami son, Irvin, and Mr>i.
I Sadie Price visited-Mr. and Mrs. J B
Btimett in Lewiston Sunday
I Attend Funeral in Kittrell
I Mr. and Mrs k U CrawMrd, Miss
Anna Crawford, and' Mf( H M
Stiibhs attended the Blaiknall funeral!
111 Kittrell Saturday Mr. Blaiknall]
tt'as owner and manager of tin t on-!
lineJital. Nurseries in Kittrell.
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In Norfolk Sunday
• Mrs t J> Carstarpheli and sons, I
William 11. and Sutton, and Messrs.:
I i heodore and Alunxo Hassell visited
j Mr. t I) t arstarphen at St. Yin- |
Lent- Hospital in Norfolk Sunday,
i They found him getting along very 1
well
Attends Funeral Here Monday
Mr. Charles V Albright, general j
manager of the |
1 hemical Corporation. oi Norfolk, al-l
;It tided the funeral of Mr. I l-.'Har-j
rison yesterday
Here From Wilßon
Mr and Mrs Luke Lamb and Mrs]
■S S Lawrence and children. Daisy and
Simon, jr., ol W ilson,.visited relatives |
l.i r'e Sunday ami Monday I hey were I
!accompanied home by Mr, W. G.,
'Lamb, who is Home for a few days.
Spends Week End Here
Mrs, l D Jones', of Greenville,
spent tin- week end with her daughter, ;
Mrs Milt«»ir Moyp i
Here from Edenton
St.nils St of. f K(lei»ton, was l
in re relay afte» iioori:
WEEK APRIL 22-27
WHAT MAKES A HOME?
\\ 11.11 lll,ikes a liuipt
I asked un little' liov.
\n?l llii- is what he said:
-N mi mother-.- and when lather comes,
I Htr table set alt sliin\.
I- And my bed; .
And. mother.
I think it's home
. | Because we love each other."
Ida Caddell Morrii 1
By LORA E. SLEEPER
1 (Cottuly Chairman, Better Homes) J
j Ibis week we arc celebration for
the eighth time Better Homes Week
The purpose of the national campaign
1 to promote home ownership among
faiuilies >l modest means and to have
them improve their 'premises at little
cost. A
I here are many ways to celebrate
ibis week m the communities over the
| county "Belter health makes better
homes " 'Observe the. sanitary Coildi
' lions in the luinn; and premises sur-
rounding the home, increase the quau
tit\ ol vegetables in the diet through
the planting of home gardens. Ibis
! week may mean, cleaning the house
I inside, adding new paint.
Communities, through cooperative
efforts on the part of "all citizens, arc
able to make their communities a
jcicditNit them I bis is accomplished
| through a general clean-up campaign,
HiclinliUK streets, alleys. Vacant lots,
and grounds of public buddings.
The dean- up campaign can be sue--
nm , ~ united'" efforts ol
!51 citizens, t ooperation of all will
diefease-w ork on a lew, and every one
will benefit front efforts madl* to help|
improve the community.
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MACEDONIA
LOCAL NEWS
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(100 late for last issue)
Misses Sadie Mae Hadley and An
nette Jones were shoppers in Willi;.in- I
ston Saturday night.
Miss Carrie Ward and Mr Gabe
Koberson attended the show at Wil
kim'ston Saturday night.
Misses Hazel Ward and Minnie Rob- [
erson Were in Williamstoii Saturday j
tiight.
Misses. Sadie Mae Hadley, Myrtle;
: orev, Annette Junes, and Messrs.
Victor and Dan Jones went to the
fishery at Plymouth last week.
Miss Jennie Gray Btacham spent I
j Sunday with Miss Maude Hartley.
Miss Maude Hadley spent Saturday 1
j night with Miss Mary Frances Had
j
Miss Dorothy Coltrain .spent Satur
; day night with Miss Marie Peele^
Misses Sadie Mae and Maude Had
ley and Mildred Griffin and Mr. Marvin
Jones attended the exercises at Sandy
Ridge school last Thursday night,
LOCAL NEWS
OF OAK CITY
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Mr B l.» Hiues, spent
a few days with his brother. Mr. J.
W. Hines, last week
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Davenport and
Miss Pauline Davenport were visitors
in Tarbolft Tuesday,
Mr W. Bailey, of Hobgood, was
a taller in town Saturday
Mesdames fi. W. Daniels and J. W.
Hiues spent Thursday in Rocky
Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Allsbrooks
and daughter, Lena, spent a few hours
here Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Daniel and Mr
and Mrs. R Ji. Farly motored over
to Tarboro Tuesday.
Miss Trixie Jenkins, of Pikeville,
spent the week end with Miss Ilia
Bishop 1 .
Dr. Murray Whicliard, ol Edenton. j
spent a few hours here Sunday
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtm- of the authority
m that deed of trust, executed to the [
undersigned trustee, W M. Sitter son,
on the 22nd day oi September, \92(\
and oi record in the public registry 0!
Martin County, in book Y-2, at page !
.17, ,said deed of trust haying been giv
en to secure certain note ol even da'-
and tenor therewith, and- the stipula- j
tions therein not having been com
plied with, and under and by virtue of
an order of resale, signed by R. J.
Peel, clerk of the superior court of
Martin County, the laud having been
sold on March 29, 192 V, and the bid
having been raised, as required by law,
the undersigned trustee will, on Mon
day. April 29, 1929, at the courthouse
! door, at 12 o'clock m., in the town of
Williamstou, N'. C., offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described prop
erty :
First .tract: All that tract of land
and improvements thereon in Martin
County,lWillianiston Township. N. C.,
containing 213 acres, more, of less, and
more commonly known as Joe Sitter
son farm, adjoining Joe Nicholson,
"Frank Bennet. and Joe Nicholson on
the north, Penny Slade Land, Joe
Liggett, Joe Nicholson on the east,
ami the McCaskey road on the south
west.
Second tract: That lot in the town
of Williamstou. N. C. 011 the north
side of Simmons Avenue, and improve
ments thereon, and bounded by Sim
mons Avenue. Mrs Bettie Harwell,
Helen Rhodes, and W alter Anderson,
and more commonly known as Joe
Sittefson home place.
This the 13th day of April, 1929
' - W. B. WATTS. Trustee.
Wheeler Martin, attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE
|_ Nvtkf is hereby given that under,
and by virtue of the authority con
tained in a certain deed of trust exe
cnted by J. L. Warren and wife, Lcla 1
Bell Warren, bearing date of Janu-[
ary sth, 1927, and recorded in book.
X-2, page 397-398, ill the public reg
istry of Martin County, North Car- (
oliua. said deed of trust having been
given to scCTire the payment of a cer
taiu note of even "date and tenor there-]
with, and default having Igeu made in
the payment pf said note, the under-]
signed trustee will, on Saturday, the.
4th day of May, 1929, at 12 o'clock j
noon at the courthouse door of Mar- (
tin County, at Willianiston. North i
I Carolina, offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, a certain
j , tract ot laud lying and being in
Martin Couhty, North Carolina, and
bounded and described as follows, to
I wit: I
Being the lands where-said War
ren and wife now live, and bounded
] as follows:
Bounded on the north by the lands
1 ol Jeff Weaver and Robert Roebuck;
>on the east by the lands of Jessie
Warren; on the south by the lands of
| Arch Johnson; on Ihe west by the
lands of Roberson, and being the same
! lands upon which the said J. R. Roe
buck lived for years, and 011 both sides
ot the public road leading east from
Gold Point, containing seventy-five
acres, more or less.
Dated this the 30th day of March,
1V29. •
I - - R. L. SAt&BURY,
a^t^^^^^^^^^^^^^Trustee^
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MEXICAN BIG BOLL
COTTONSEED
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EXTRA GOOD STOCK—CHEAP
J. S. WHITLEY
J . AT WILLIAMSTON SUPPLY COMPANY
THE ENTERPRISE
Messrs. J. W. Hines and A. L. Moye
spent Thursday in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Keel, of
(.reenville, spent Sunday evening with
Mrs J C. Ross
NOTE OF*THANKS
a
The pastor congregation of the
i Baptist church desire to thank the peo
ple of Williamston who so generously
and so graciously opened their homes
Ito the delegates attending the con
| vtntion here last week.
I Without this assistance from the
I people in Williamston, the church
! would have found it practically irapos-
I sible to handle the great crowds which
I gathered here.
I The church is deeply alive to the |
j hospitality shown by the non-Baptists
in town, and is very'grateful.
C. H DICKEY,
Pastor Baptist Church, j
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County; in
I superior court.
j Blanche Williams vs. Arthur Williams
| The defendant, Arthur Williams.
| will lake notice that an action entitled
ias above has been commenced in the I
superior court Martin County to ob-J
taui an absolute divorce on account
of adultery; unil the said defendant!
will further take notice that he is re-|
quired to appear at the office of .the
cjtrk superior court, Martin County,
in the courthouse in William, ton, N.
C., on the Btli day of May, .1929, and
aii-urr or demur to the complaint in
said action or the plaintiff will apply
t. the court for the relief demanded
in said action.
This Bth day of April, 192 V.
R. J PEEL,
aV 4tw ("Jerk Superior Court.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
I'mler and by virtpe of the power!
of sale in a certain deed of trust made
to mc on the 3rd day of May, 1927, by
J K. Ruffin and wife, Jennie Ruffin,
which is duly recorded in the office
of the register of deeds for Martin
County in book Y-2, page 249, the
notes secured thereby not having
been paid, and at the request of the
holder thereof, I shall offer the land
described therein.'fof sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, on Wednesday,
May L.s;t, 1929, at 12 o'clock noon, at
the courthouse door of Martin Couh
ty. Said land described as follows: j
Beginning at the northwest corner
' of Vv! M. Wilson's lot on Ehn Street,
i thence rnnning about a northwest
course 210 feet, thence parallel with
Elm Street 52 1-2 feet to W. W Wil
son's line, thence along said Wilson's
line to the beginning, containing 1-4
acre, and- being the same described in
I a deed for same in book K 1. page 12.
i This Ist dav of April. 1929.
E. S PEEL,
|a2 4tw Trustee, j
WANTS
WF AKK NOW PREPARED To
~ do altering and sewing of all kinds.
Superior hemstitching on special Sing
er power machine promptly done at
Singer Service Shop, All work guar
anteed. Mrs. W. R. White, operator.
John A. Ward, manager.
UK WILL SELL AT All TION
for cash, at Bear Grass Saturday, |
May 11, at 2 o'clock, one road ma-!
clnne. Does good work. Bear Grass!
Township Road fupervisors, J. D.
Wynn, chairman. a 23 5t
JUST ARRIVED A LOAD OF
nice fresh mules, well broke, ready |
for work. Also some good seconds.
J R. Morris, Robersonville. mrß tf
SINGLE COMB 1 I RED BABY:
Clucks for sale, Thursday, April 25.
Your last chance this season. Call
I phone 38, or write R. E. Grimes, Rob-1
j ersonville. N. C. a! 9 2t |
WEAR, RUN-DOWN
! Alabama Lady Cm \i Hardly
Lift Har Haad. Began
T» Faal Stroafar Aftar
Takinf Carda.
Loxley, Ala—"l waa In an awful
tad sute of health." says Un.
Charles Jerkins, of this place. "I
ni all run-down and weak at oould
be. I did not have the strength at
I a kitten. Some days I oould hardly
I lift my head from the pillow.
I "I looked like a skeleton, I waa
I so thin and haggard. It took all
I my will power to drag myself around
the bouse. X never walked any far-
I ther than X had to, for it hurt ma
i to atAod oil my feet.
"HJ back and sides hurt me until
X thought X oould not stand It.
*1 saw myself growing gradually
weaker and I did not know what to
, do. I tried several things but
I MthiM hetoed me.
"One dSylread about how other
I
1 found it a splendid aa#*ie Af
ter I began to teSs lt, I soon began
! toM stronger and able to do
-
•)v whin I waa lun-Sawu in health. It
1 . hae never failed to help ma."
Cardul should help you, toft
Qet a bottle today. wa-joi
NOTICE QP SALE
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Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that cer
tain deed of trust, executed on the 10th
day of December, 1920, to the under
signed trustee, by W. T. Alexander
and wife, Maude-' Alexander, and of
record in the public registry of Mar
ti^\ County, in book S-l. at page 68,
said deed of trust 1 given to secure a
certain note of even date and tenor |
therewith, and the stipulations therein
♦
f Statement of the Condition of the
Planters & Merchants Bank
OF
v Everetts, N. C.
As of the Close of Business April 12th, 1929
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $121,594.68
Stocks and Bonds 13,350.00
Furniture and Fixtures 2,885.00
Building 3,500.00
Cash and due from Banks 24,739.86
Total $166,069.54
LIABILITIES
Capital stock $ 15,000.00
Surplus 12,000.00
Undivided profits 1,167.35
Deposits 134,648.10
Reserved for depositors 3,254.09
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Total $166,069.54
UPON THE STRENGTH OF THE ABOVE STATE
MENT, WE SOLICIT YOUR BANKING BUSINESS.
Paul Bailey, Cashier - J. S.
Ayers, Director - J. H. D.
Peel, Director
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POULTRY CAR
MMMM———W^—l
WILL BE IN
MARTIN COUNTY
April 30, May Ist, 2nd, 3rd
WILLIAMSTON, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY APRIL
, 30, MAY 1
ROBERSONVILLE THURSDAY, MAY 2
OAK CITY FRIDAY, MAY 3
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Car will make a two-days stop ip WiUiapiston and will be in Robersnn.
ville and Oak City one day each. .
FOLLOWING PRICES FOR POULTRY
COLORED HENS, per lb. 27c
LEGHORN HENS, per lb. 25c
'• . COLORED BROILERS, per lb. 40c
LEGHORN BROILERS, per lb. 35c
COLORED CHICKS, per IJ>. 27c
LEGHORN CHICKS, p*r lb. 25c
ROOSTERS, per lb. 14c
. CAPONS, 7 lbs. and up 28c
CAPONS, under 7 lbs. 23c
DUCKS, per lb - 18c \
GEESE, per lb. , j 3c
YOUNG TURKEYS, per lb. . v, 30c
OLD TOMS, per lb. 20c '
GUINEAS, Each . 35c
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT " AGRICULTURE
DIVISION OF MARKETS'
In Cooperation With.
T. B. BRANDON, County Agent
: contained not having been complied
i with, snd at the request of the parties
.! interested, the undersigned trustee
. j will, on May 20th, 1929, at 12 o'clock
,'nt.. in front of the courthouse door
; in the town of Wflliamston, N. C., of
. fer for sale at public auction, to the
: highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property:
Beginning-at a stob where the Ham
ilton road intersects Garrett Street in
I the town of Williamston, N. C.. run
ning then down the Hamilton road to-
Tuesday, Apri1.23,1929
ward the colored Methodist church
110 feet to a stob, thence a line'at
right angles with the Hamilton Road
and parallel with Garrett Street 100
feet to a stob to a line at right angles
with the last-named line and parallel
with the Hamilton road 110 feet to
Garret Street: thence along Garret
Street to the Hamilton Road, the be
ginning *
This the 18th day of April, 1929.
WHEELER MARTIN,
a 23 4tw Trustee.