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I'uK; Friends Here
Rev. E. D. l>odd, a former residen
of WiUiamston, visited friends ben
Wednesday Mr Dodd left here foi
Washington, where he is attendinf
the Methodist conference.
Bert This Week
Messrs. Tommie Whitley and Her
bert Manning, of Williamston Route
4, were here this week attending
court.
Returns To ,\ev Bern
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Paul returned
to New Bern this week. Mr. Paul,
who was employed at the Davis
Pharmacy here, was transferred to
the Davis Pharmacy in New Bern.
Leave tor X or folk
Mrs. J. W. Andrews and daughter.
Miss Elsie, will leave tomorrow for
Norfolk^ where they will spend the
week-end with relatives.
Here Yesterday
Messrs. Tom O'Berry. of Golds
boro, and Earl Angel, of Richmond,
were business visitors here yesterday.
Returns From A'etc Yotk
Mr. Frank Margolis returned yes
terday from New York, where he
bought winter merchandise for the
firm of Margiilis Brothers.
Here Wednesday Afternoon
Mr. L. F. Riegal. general sale.
manageT for the Virginia Electric &
Power Company, with headquarters
in Richmond, and Mr. Roper, of
New York, visited here Wednesday
afternoon.
Visiting Her Mother
Mrs. Edgar Morrison, of Tarboro
and Virginia Beach, visited her moth
er, Mrs. Fannie S Biggs, here this
week.
From Roanoke Rapids
i Messrs. P R. Williams, H T. In
t palls, and Johnnie Porter, of Rich
r mond, and J. T Chase, of Roanoke
; Rapids, were here yesterday in the
t interest of the Virginia Electric &
j Power Company.
In Ahoskir Todav
Mr. Pat Hoppard was in Ahoskic
: this morning attending to busines
Will Return Tomorrow
Mrs. Samuel Emmett, of Hagers
town, Md., will return to her home
tomorrow after spending several
weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
C rocket t.
flrtt Yestnituv
Mr. Bob Price, of Williamsijn
Route 1. was in town shopping yes
terday.
From Greenville
Mr. Jim Clark
business visitor here yesterday
' Mr, Jim Clark, of Greenville, was
Returns To Swan Quarter
Mr. Hugh Wyatt, after spending
several days here with Mrs. Wyatt,
returned to his home in Swan Quat
ter this week.
From Chicae.p
Mr. and Airs. Lyman \\ ill'.imson
ant1 Mrs. F. L. Gladstone, of Chi
cago, visited here thi- ?
Leaves for I'irginin Market'
Mr. Carlyle I.ang'ey left yesterday
morning for Abingdon, 'a., where he
will be on the tobacco market daring
I the coming season.
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: Here Thursday
Mrs. Harry Waldo, of Hamilton,
| and daughter, Mrs. Clayton House,
of Robersonville, visited here yester
day afternoon.
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Trusses Fitted By an
Experienced Fitter
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
Phone 53
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Metro -Qoldwyn -Mayen Tra. velingr Motion
Picture Studio on World Tour.
WILL BE AT THE
Watts Theatre
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
MONDAY
November 26
AT 2:30 P. M.
'isitors Here Yesterday
Mrs. James 1'izle and Misses Ros
lyn Satterthwaite and Fannie Latham
"Martin, teachers in tht Jamesville
schools, were here yesterday after
noon visiting
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Attend Court Here
Attorney J. C. Smith and Mr. Ed
James, of Robersonvill", attended
court here this week.
.From Plymouth
Senator Carl L. Bailey and Mr.
W. R Hampton, of Plymouth, were
business visitors here this week.
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Visitor Here Yesteday
Captain and Ms Rr.lphr B M'al.
kins, of Connecticut, visited here yes
terday.
Here This Week
John E. Manning, state education
al advisor of Civilian Conservation
Corps, with headquarters in Chapel
Hill .and V. H. Hill, educational ad
, visor in the Windsor camp, were here
this week.
From Jamesville
Mr. C. C. Fleming, of Jamesville,
was here yesterday attending to bus
i iness matters.
In Town From Everetts
Mr. J. S. Peel was a business visi
tor here yesterday afternoon from Ev
-esette; ?? ????
Attending Conference
Rev. Charles T. Rogers, pastor of
the local Methodist church, is attend
ing the Methodist conference in Wash
ington this week.
In Raleigh and Wilson
Sheriff C. B. Roebuck visited in
Raleigh and Wilson yesterday.
PAVING OR CEMENT WORK:
Any one wishing to have any ce
nient work doney please get jn toucli
with me. I will be in Williamston all
next week. Our machinery will be
here, and we will be equipped to do
any class of work. Our prices are rea
sonable. Jim Clarke Williamston, N;
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NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue ol the judgment
in an action entitled "E. G. and L. G.
Godard vs. Ransom Roberson and
wife. Mae Roberson." signed at the
November term. 1934, of the superior
court <5f Martin County by Judge Clay
ton Moore, the undersigned commis
sioners will, on the 22nd day of De
cember, 1934, at 12 o'clock, sell for
ca*h to the highest bidder in front of
the courthouse door of Martin County
the following described tract of land:
Bounded on the north by the La
nier heirs, on the east by W. R. Rob
erson, on the south by the old James
ville and Williamston road, and on
the west by Ben Gray, ct al, being the
same land formerly owned by the late^
R. B. koberson. Containing ? acres,
more or less.
?This 21"t dav *4 Novembci, 1934:?
B. A. CRITCHER.
u23 4tw Commissioners.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of a judgment
signed by Judge Clayton Moore at the
November Term, 1934, of the Superior
Court of Martin County, in an action
entitled, "George Baker et al v. D. G.
Matthews et al . Hie undersigned
Commissioner will, on the 21st day
of December, 1934, at 12 o'clock, noon,
in front of the courthouse door of Mar
tin County, offer for sale, to the high*
I est bidder, for cash, a one-half undi
' vided inteerst of VVillie- Baker and
| Clifton Baker in and to the following
, described land:
I A certain tract or parcel of land
situated in Hamilton Township, Mar
tin County, North Carolina, bounded
on the north by the Public Road lead
Relieves Headache
Due To Comtiparton
Thadford** Black-Draught ha*
been UMd In my family for yaara,"
write* Mr*. J. A. Hlghtower.at
Carthage. Tsxaa. "I take It foe Mek
that cornea from ooortl
patlon. When I faal ?
coming on, I take adorn of Black
Draught It acta and my haad.get*
eanr. Before I knew of Black
Draught, I would *uffar two or
three days?but not any morertnoa
I hare used Black-Draught"
Thedford*! BLACX-DBAUOKT
WAITS ? WILLI AMSTON
iZt.mi. * ROMANCE IN THE RAIN W'pRYORE^U Show* 10-25C
Toe*.. Mo*. 27 No Mat.
FREE SHOW by
FORD MOTORS
Mo Chirp lor Artmiaaion
Wed., No*. 28 Mat. J:JO
VICTOR JORY in
"PURSUED"
Mat. 10c Ni(ht 10-lSc
Thur., Nov. ? No Mot.
VIRGINIA BRUCE
in "JANE EYRE"
Niws * Comodjr 10-25c
Friday, M?*. & No Mat.
Pat Patteraon in 'LOVE TIME"
Saturday, December 1 1 to 11 P. K.
JOHN WAYNE in "Star Packer"
10-2JC
"TtiUpin Tommy," ferial * Comady
10-lSc
ing from Hamilton, N. C.. to Poplar
Point, adjoining lands of Dr. Ttngpen.
tkcwa
I. N. Pugh, et al. knosn ah .... .
ham Griffin, deceased land, same as '
both Thomas B Slade and we noa
live.
This 19th day of November, 1934. J
B A CRITCHEK.
n23 4t-w Com m is* ione r.
NOTICE OP SALE
? North Carolina, Martin County.
I Under and by virtne of the powers
,contained in that certain deed of trust.
|executed tf? the nnHrr^i^n^ Irn*^
,on the 24th day of July. 1930, of re:- ?
1 ord in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Martin County in Book C-3
at page 332, default having been made
| in the payment of the obligation
I thereby secured, and at the request of
, the holder of said security, the un
jdersigned will on the 20th day of De
jcember, 1934, at 12 o'clock noon in
.'front of the courthouse door in Wil
I liamston, N. C., expose to sale the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
! Being eight lots in the town ni Oak
| City, K. C. and known as lots numbers
[778, 9, 10, II, 12, T3 and 14 in Block
(B as shown on a map and survey
which is of record in the Public Reg
istry of Martin County in Land Di
vision Book No. 2 at page 21, said
map being a map of part of the town
of Oak City. N. C., and showing this
and the Casper Brothers property,
there being situate upon the property
covered by lots 7 to 14 inclusive, twTT"
stores and one warehouse, reserving
and excepting a lot 25 ft. by 50 ft., con
veyed the late J no. L. Hines, to
Casper Brothers and being the same
| lot upon which the store of Casper
! Brothers now stands.
Terms of sale?Cash.
This 19th day of November, 1934.
JOS W BAILEY.
n-23 4t-w Trustee.
L
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
FLURENE
Contains Real Ephadrine
1 oz. Bottle Nose and Throat
Drops, 35c
1 Vz oz. Jar Vaporizing Salve 25c
For All Colds, Use
FLURENE
Radios
Cabinet or table mod
els. Battery or electric
sets. Priced so low al
most any one can own a
radio. An ideal gift for
Christmas. Let us quote
you prices.
J. C.
Leggett
WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
WEAR!
WEAR!
WEAR!
Chatham _
HOMESPUNS
The finest wearing
suit in America! Loom
ed by a century-old
North Carolina mill of
the same virgin wool,
the same twisted yarn,
the same vegetable dyes
that have made the
homespuns of the Caro
lina mountaineers world
famous!
Tailored by Griffon?
with the famous, exclu
sive COLLAR - HUG
construction.
Trousers
tailored
with
TALON
Margolis
Brothers
of trust executed by W. V. Ormond.
Jr., to the undersigned Trustee, dated
17th day of March. 1922. of record in
the Register of Deeds office in Book
C-J, page to -erurt notes of even
date therewith, and the stipulations j
not having been complied with, and
at the request of the holder of said j
bonds, the undersigned Trustee, will '
on the 21st day of December. ** 1
12 o'clock, noon, in front of the court
house door of Martin County, offer
for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described land:
Beginning at \V. V OrmondV-eof
ner on the Old Hamilton Road;
thence down the said road 51 feet to.
E. P. Bunch's line, a corner; thence
DR. W. C. MERCER
DENTIST
Anonnces the opening of the office
formerly occupied by Dr. P. B. Cone
for the pnetice of dentistry.
? north conrse along Bunch's line.
204 feet, more or leu. to J. S. Rhodes'
line, a corner; - thence along J S.
Rhodes' line SI feet in an easterly di
rection to W. V. Ormond'r line 304
feet, more or less, to the beginning.
containing one-fourth (1-4) an acre.
?n taming ofl
n.off or less, and being , t?rt of the
had conveyed to E. P. Bunch by H
iC. Cirta, Tnutre of the ntitt ol C.
, H- Godwin, hanlrrnpl. and of record m
the Register of Deeds of ice for Mar
tin County
I This 19th day of NevetnbFr, 19J4
WHEELER MARTIN.
n-ZS 4t.w Trustee.
Purol Johnny Says:
OF HIMSELF HE'S NOT SO SURE?
BUT HIS GAS AND OILS ARE MP U R E"
Call PUROL JOHNNY for Service
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Phone 43 Williamston, N. C.
PROGRAM FOR WEEE BEGINNING MONDAY, NOV. 26
Turnage Theatre ? Washington, N. C.
Mon.-Toes. Nov. 26-27
"EVELYN PRENTICE" with
MVRNA 'LOY and WILLIAM POWELL
Wednesday November 26
"HAVE A HEART" with
JAMES DUNN and JEAN PARKER
Thursday November 29
"LIMEHOUSE BLUES" with
ROBT. YOUNO and MADGE EVANS ?
Friday November 30
-DEATH ON THE DIAMOND" with
GEO. RAFT and ANNA MAY WONG
Saturday December 1
"LAWLESS VALLEY" with
LANE CHANDLER
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