Tjfggdgy, September 10,1929
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Spends Week End m Nor joik
Mrs. W. H. Harrell spent the past
week end in Norfolk with her daugh
ter, Miss Sarah, and her son, Dr. W.
H. Harrell.
In Town Yesterday
Mrs. C. C. Fleming and children,
Mai Camille and Wallace, of James
ville, were in town yesterday.
Visitors Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ellison, of
Belhaven, were guests of relatives
here Sunday.
Leave for Salem
Misses Frances Williams and Lu
dlle Hasseil left today for Winston-
Salem, where they will enter Salem
Academy and Salem College, respect
ively. Mr. Harry A. Biggs will take
than through the country.
Shoppers Here Saturday
Mrs. Laura Martin and daughter,
Miss Fannie Latham, of JamesviUe,
were shoppers here Saturday.
Spend Week End Here
Messrs. Teddy Mayo, Hull and
Cotton Poindexter, who are on the
tobacco market in Rocky Mount this
year, spent the week end with the
Dunnings.
Prom Alexandria, Va.
Goodwin Gaskins, of Alexandria,
Va., is spending this week with Mrs.
Gaskins, who is here to be with her
father, Mr. W. H. Leggett, who con
tinues very ill at his home in New
Town.
I MONEY TP LOAN
TOWN PROPERTY OR FARM
LAND
5 Per Cent Interest—See
Elbert S. Peel
Attorney at Law Williamston, N. C.
If yon km any of the following symptoms
I hare ti>e remedy BO matter what your
trouble ha* been diagnosed: Nervousness,
stomach trouble, loaa of weight, loaa of aleep,
aore month, pain* in the back and shoulders,
peculiar swimming in the head frothy like
phlegm in throat, naaaing mneoua from the
bowela, especially alter taking purgative, burn
lag fwt, brown, rough or yellow akin, burning
or itching akin, rash on the hands, (ace and arma
resembling sunburn, habitual constipation,
(sometimes alternating with diarrhoea) copper
or metallic taate, akin aenaative to aunheat, forget-
V fulness, despondency and thoughts that
vou might loae your mind, gums a fiery red sad'
falling away from the teeth, general weakness
wkhloaa of enerrr.
If yon have these ■
▼ symptoms and hare I
V. C movmXM, tL a taken kll kinds of ■
still I
rick, I especially want yon to write for my booklet. I
Mia. 1. D. Collett, Bouta No. 4, High Point, N. C,
whoaa piotsuo appeerabere, writea: "During the
winter of 1977-211 took yonr treatmenta, and lam I
(Ud to aay that my family doctor says I hare no
lymptoma now. I look, feel, and am a different I
person altogether. I cannot thank yon and your
■rtdlrinr enough".
fO* FREE DIAGNOSIS AND LITERATURE
WRITE. W. C Ro—troe. M. D, Austin, Twaa. ma. |. a COLLPT
I JOYNER'S I
ON TOBACCO MARKET CONDITIONS
The Eastern North Carolina tobacco markets
have all opened, and while prices were disappoint
ing to all the people of this great and bst bright
tobacco growing region in the world, we would
say to the growers, Do not be discouraged. To
bacco ia going to sell higher, we believe, on the
avaeage, than in many years, and while the open
ing prices were lower than most of us expected,
in the end, we believe, this will turn out to be a
bleating o all. We are no prophets, but we assert
our belief that this crop will prove to be the light
est yield per acre that has been produced in 20
yean. It will not require very long for the tobac
co trade to find this out and then farmers will
realize satisfactory prices.
Market Average on Opening—sll.Bs
Our Average on Opening—sl2.4s
WE HAVE—
First sale, Monday, Sept. 9. Second Sale, uV
day, Sept. 10. First ijJale, Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Third Sale, Thurdsay, Sept. 12. Second Sale,
Friday, September 13.
"We know tobacco and know sell it;
This is important, so don't forget
o. L JOYNER & SONS
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Society & Personals
Mr*. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Attend Opening at Louis burg
Miss Evelyn Harrison, accom
panied by her guest, Miss -Ruth
King, of Whitakers, attended the
opening of Louisburg College last
week, returning home v,on Sunday
night.
In Wilson Sunday
Bill Harrison and Hubert Coburn
visited friends in Wilson Sunday.
Return From Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. flush Bondurant
have returned from a two weeks' vis
it to relatives in Norfolk and other
Virginia cities. They will move into
the new double home recently con
structed by Miss Anna Crawford.
Visit in Norfolk
Mrs. J. Sam Getsinger and Mrs.
Mary B. Shute visited Mr. and Mrs.
Durward Gurganus in Norfolk last
week. ,
Here From Tarboro
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Morrison, who
are in Tarboro for a while, were here
yesterday to see Miss Frances Wil
liams, who left today for Winston-
Salem.
Leaves for Meredith Tomorrow
Miss Tillie Perry will leave to
morrow for Meredith College, Ra
leigh, where she will re-enter the
school for the coming year.
Visit Friends Here
Miss )Villie Skinner and Frank
Patrick, of Greenville, visited friends
here Sunday.
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Spend Friday in Norfolk
Mr. and Mr». L. P. Lindsley spent
Friday in Norfolk.
Return Here to Live
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hardison and
daughter, Miss Katherine, have ar
rived from Petersburg, where they
have been making their home for the
past year and will occupy an apart
ment in the home of Mrs. W. H.
Harrell. Miss Mary Davis Hardi
son will spend this winter with her
aunt, Mrs. F. L. Minga, and attend
the Petersburg High School.
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Visit Mr. and Mrs. Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hardison visited
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Griffin Sun
day.
Leaves for Okio
Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall left
last week for Nelsonville, Ohio,
where they will be this winter. Mr.
Marshall will be athletic coach in the
high school there this winter, and
Mrs. Marshall will be language teach
er.*
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Leaves for Chapel Hill
Claude Baxter Clark, jr., will leave
this week for Chapel Hill, where he
will be a freshman in the university
this fall.
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Spend Sunday in Ayden
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Peel and chil
dren, Edith and Frances, and Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert S. Peel and son, El
bcrt, jr., spent Sunday in Ayden. .
Visit in More head City
W. H. Gurkin, George Harris, and
Mr. Gregg were Morehead City vis
itors on Sunday.
In Goldsboro Sunday
Misses Margaret Manning and
Crowson and Messrs. Joe Muse and
Edwards visited in Miss Crowson's
home in Goldsboro Sunday.
The Training School
PARMELE, NORTH CAROLINA.
Martin County's Accredited High School for
the Colored Youth. Tuition Free. Board and lodg
ing reasonable. The next session begins Sep
tember 30, 1929. For further information, write
the Principal, Box 104, Parmele, N. C.
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I JUST ARRIVED I
CARLOAD OF
Grimes Golden Apples
FINE FOR COOKING, PRESERV
ING AND A GOOD EATING APPLE
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On Railroad Track Side of Hafrison Wholesale
Company's Building
A. M. Wafrick
I Good fbr 'limited time onty.
Redeem your coupon* at
CULPEPPER HARDWARE CO.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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THE ENTERPRISE
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allsbrook an
nounce the birth of a 9-pound son,
Tuesday, September 3.
Spends Week End in Wilson
Miss Velma Harrison spent the
week end with friends in Wilton.
Returns to Belhaven
Miss Mary King Ellison, of Bel
haven, has returned home after a vis
it to relatives here.
Returns to Dunn
L Miss Martha Louise Anderson has
returned to Dunn to resume her work'
as teacher in the Dunn school.
Spends Week End Here
R. F. Heydenreich was here for the
week end with his family. He is
now superintendent of the paving but
fit of the Roberts Paving Company
which is doing the work on the road
between Washington and Aurora,
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/ u Greenville Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. David Keel, Mrs.
Joe Cowen, and Mrs. Ellen Cowen
Twiddy went to Greenville Sunday
to see Miss Norma Perry.
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Dance at Woman's Club
There will be a dance at the Wo
man's Club Wednesday night, start
ing at 9:30. Music by Petty Perry's
orchestra. Proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the club.
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Mrs. S. Collins Peel
Entertains Philatheas
The Baptist Philatheas met with
Mrs. S. Collins Peel last Friday night
at her home on Watts Street for its
regular business and social meeting.
There were 16 members present.
Plans were discussed how to raise
money and the class decided to have
a turkey and oyster supper in the
fall.
Mrs. Peel, assisted by Mrs. John H.
Edwards, served a salad course. The
class adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Bryant Peel in October.
NOTICE OP SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed of
tiust executed by Jesse A. Leggett and
wife, Kate Allen Leggett, to B. Duke
Critcher, trustee, dated January Ist,'
1925, and of record in the public regis-1
try of Martin County in book Q-2, at!
page 267, and default having been j
nude in the payment of same, and at :
the reuest of the holder thereof, the un
dersigned trustee will, on Saturday, the
28th day of September, 1929, at 12 o'-
clock noon, at the courthouse door at
Williamston, N. C., offer for sale for
cash the following described real es
tate:
Adjoining the lands of Taylor and
Leggett on the north, the lands of J.
L. Wynne on the east; the lands of
Griffin and Harris on tlve south and the
lands of Joseph Harrison on the west
and beginning at a stump, a corner of
Joseph Harrison, thence 5. 32 3-4 E.
to Moon Branch; thence N. 80 ,1-2 *E.
40 poles; thence N. 51 E. 48 poles;
thence S. 81 1-2 E. 36 poles; thence
S. 23 E. 16 poles; thence N. 47 E. 40
poles; thence S. 46 E. 14 poles; thence'
N. 75 1-2 E. 23 poles; thence S. 45
1-2 W. 56 poles; thence N. 83 W. 40 !
poles; thence N. 64 W. 64 poles; thence
N. 81 3-4 W. 24 poles; thence N. 76
1-2 W. 34 poles, thence S. 45 1-2 W.
23 poles to the beginning, containing!
ninety-six acres, more or less, and
same land conveyed to Jesse A. Leg
gett by deed recorded in book S. S. S.
page 15.
i This the 27th day of August, 1929.
\ B. DUKE CRITCHER,
a3O 4tw f Trustee.
Elbert S. Peel, attorney.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
North Carolina, Martin County; in
Superior Court.
D. G. Matthews vs. Mary (Lizzie)
Hinea
An action has been begun in the su
perior court,of Martin County, North
Carolina, entitled as above, to foreclose
a tax certificate of sale covering the
following described land: A house and
lot in the town of Williamston, N. C.
bounded by Wilson Street, Mrs.* Net
tie Cowen, Mary Small, and J. G. Sta
ton, and being the same land listed in
COULD HARDLY REST
Lady Says She Hart Nearly
All Orer and Was Very
Nerroas. Took Cardd
and Got Well.
New Albany, Ind.—"About ten
years ago, I was Just about run
down." writes Mrs. David Brock, of
1102 Wert Main St.. this city.
"My back and limbs ached: In
fact, I hurt nearly all over. I had
bad. «lck headache spells, and my
nerves were all to pieces.
"I could not sleep at night; could
hardly have any rest at all. I was
barely able to get around to do my
ww*. I kept up Just because I wus
a mother with five little children to
cars for.
"I read about Oardul. I thought
It might help me, so I bought a bot
tle and began to take It
It was such a benefit to my
health. By the time I had taken
the first bottle, I felt so much bet
ter. My husband Insisted on me
giving Card ill a fair trial, so I kept
on until I had taken several bottles,
and at last found myself a well
woman." «
Thousands of other women, who
had been In a run-down, suffering
condition, haw reported that after
taking Oardul they recovered good
health.
Oardul Is a strengthening tonic,
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LOW - PRICED CAR A
WHIPPET 6 COACH
DOWN PAYMBNT ONLY
JOTW SUPERIOR
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the name ol Lizzie Hines for the year
192
Now, all persons claiming an inter
est in the subject matter are required to
appear, present, and defend their re
spective claims within six months from
the date of this notice, otherwise they
shall be forever barred and foreclosed
of any and alt claims in and to the prop
erty or .the proceeds received from the
sale thereof.
This 16th day-of August, 1929.
R. J. PEEL,
a2O 4tw Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County.
In the superior court.
D. 0. Matthews v». Charlotte Dolberry
Estate
An action has lieen begun in the su
perior court of Martin County, entitled
as above, tp foreclose certain tax cer
tificates of sale covering the following
land!
A tract of land in Goose Nest Town
ship, adjoining the lands of Jim Dol- 1
berry, "Walter Barficld, and t,he Ham- 1
ilton and Oak City road; being the
same house and land listed for taxes
in the name of Charlotte Dolberry Es
tate for the years 1925 and 1926.
Now, all persons claiming an inter
est in the subject matter in the above
entitled action are required' to appear,
present, and defend their rtfspective'
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claims within six (6) months from the
date of this notice, otherwise they shall
be foc-(»i«»-barred and foreclosed of any
and all interest or claim in the
property ot the proceeds received from
the sale thereof.
This the 9th day of September, 1929.
R. J. PEEL,
slO 4tw Clerk superior court.
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