Society and Personals
WEUmnON ud MAKTIN COUNTY
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Mr. J. E Griffin returns Thurs
day from Harrodsburg, Ky to sper*
the holidays before returning then
to continue his work on the tobacct
Mr. Munford Brown and Mis:
Opal Brown, of Jamesville. visitec
here Tuesday
to Her Home
Delia Jane Mobley is con
fined to her home by illness
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Miss Mary Taylor was in Raleigh
Wednesday attending to business for
the county welfare department.
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Are Here frees Fredericksburg
Mrs. H. C. James and children.
Harry and Jackie, are here from
Fredericksburg. Va. to spend the
holidays with relatives
Leaves far Oxford
Mis Nancy Glover left Wednes
day for her home in Oxford where
she will spend the holidays
Billie Biggs returned home Wed.
nesday from Washington where he
underwent an operation for appen
dicitis
Re tarn to Atlanta
Mrs. John White and daughter.
Eliza, returned to their home in
Atlanta Tuesday evenir^after visit
ing Mrs Whites brother OmJ W
B Daniel and family ?
la Richmond Tuesdai
Mrs Robt Cope land was in Rich
mond Tuesday to accompany her
mother. Mrs L H Gurganus home
from the hospital.
Continues Very 111
Mr. O. L. Willard continues verj
ill at his home on Marshall avenue
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Miss Estelle Crawford visited ir
Benson this week.
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Was Visitor Here
Professor H M Ainsley. of Oak
City, was a visitor here this week.
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Spending Holidays Here
James S. Rhodes, Jr. student in
the Medical College of Virginia.
Richmond, is spending the holidays
| at home
Leaves fo' Pennsylvania
Mr. Sam Edwards, teacher in the
local schools, left Tuesday for his
home in Pennsylvania where he will
spend the holidays.
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, Visit Here This Week
Mr. and Mrs Henry Early and lit
tle son. of Palmyra, visited here this
week
Spending Hobdays in Clyde, N. C.
Professor Foster Fergerson is
spending the holidays at his home
in" Clyde. N C
Leaves for Miami
M iss Lela Brown left Wednesday
with a party of friends from Bethel
for Miami where she will spend the
holidays.
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Spend Holidays in Hertford
Misses Dorcas Knowles and Dor
othy Elliott are spending the Christ
mas vacation at their homes in
Hertford.
Leaves Tuesday for Washington
William Wier left Tuesday for his
home in Washington City.
Superlative at Peace Callage
Miss Blanche Harrison who m
spending the holidays here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A Harri
son. was recently chosen as one of
Peace Junior College's
by her classmates (or being the i
attractive.
Leaves for Wilsea
Miss Mary Fort Carroll left this
week for her home in Wilson where
she is spending the holidays.
Visit Mere This Week
Mr and Mrs. D. W Wood, of La
Grange, visited Mr. and Mrs Le
man Barnhill here this week
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Visit in Spring Hape
Mr and Mrs. Dean L. Speight will
spend the holidays with relatives in
spring Hope.
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Spending Holidays Here
Mr. and Mrs. M B. Smith ai
family, of Columbia, S. C. are
spending the holidays here with Mr.
and Mrs. John Wier
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Spending Holidays Here
Mr. Sebastian Macon, of Maryland,
is spending the Christmas holiday
here with Mrs Macon.
Returns from Richmond
Mrs. L H. Gurganus returned on
Tuesday after undergoing an opera
tion in a Richmond hospital
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Visiting in Washington
Mrs. A. R. White and daughter.
Miss Reid. are spending the holidays
with relatives in Washington
To Spend Holidays Here
Mr and Mrs. Milton Norman, of
Raleigh, will spend the holidays here
with Mrs. Norman's parents. Mr and
Mrs A. Ilassell.
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Leaves for
Miss Mary Remain left Tuesday
for "her home in Benson wham a
is spending the holidays with her
parents.
Spending Holidays Here
Miss Alice Bloom and Mr Norton
Blllftm?;,r M.U, V...L. ?
. .vn <ui A , (U I IVCU
here this week to spend the holidays
with Mr and Mrs. F. J. Margolis.
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Will Spend Christmas Here
Mr. and Mrs. Melba Sullivan and
children of Anderson. S. C.. will
spend Christmas here with Mrs. Sul
livan's parents, Mr and Mrs. M. J.
Norton .
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Visit in Lexington
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Barnes will
spend the week-end with relatives
in Lexington.
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Spending Holidays Here
Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Godwin, of
Sanitorium, are spending the holi
days here with Mr and Mrs. L. T.
Fowden
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Leaves for Richmond
Dr W. F Evans and his mother
left Wednesday for Richmond where
they will visit relatives.
Spending Christmas Here
Miss Evelyn Harrison, Duke Uni
versity librarian, is spending the
Christmas vacation here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L B. Harri
son
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Spending Holidays in County
Mr. Eber Manning, of Atlanta,
spending the holidays m the coun
ty with relatives.
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New York Representative
Visits Here
Miss Veronica Manning. New York
buyer.representative for Barnhill
Brothers, local firm, visited here last
week-end. She was very favorably
impressed by Williamston's holi
day attire, declaring it the best
had seen in any town or city in her
travels this season. Miss Manning
was returning from a vacation
Florida back to New York where I
assists Barnhill Brothers buyers
several times each year.
RELIGIOUS
Go To Church
Sunday
CHRISTIAN ^
Bible school. 0 45 a. m
Morning worship, II s m Sub
ject: "The Changing Years and the
Unchanging Christ ~
Evening si i ice. 7:30 p. m Sub
ject: "What Constitutes Religion*
Midweek service Wednesday. 7:30
p. m
The church and pastor wish for
one and all a very Merry Christmas
and a prosperity a the New Year
that will abide
The chotr of the W.llumslon
Christian church is asked to meet
for a brief rehearsal Thursday eve
ning just after the Christmas pro
gram given by the Bible school
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EPISCOPAL
On Friday at 2 o'clock there will
be a Christmas tree and program of
Christmas songs for the children of
the Sunday whool The Christmas
service for the church will be on
Christmas day at 11 a. m At this ser
vice there will be a celebration of
the holy mmmiinmn with full
Christmas music of hymns and a
I hems The public is cordially i
iitad.
Dec 26. First Sunday after Christ
Ci.urch school. 10 a m
Holy Communion and sermon. 11
a. m
Evening prayer and sermon. 7 p
m.
PRESBYTERIAN
The regular services will be held
at all points on Sunday the 26th
CABBAGE PLANTS FOB SALE:
Early JeTsey Wakefield Cabbage
Plants, obtained from very best seed.
Pecan Grove Farm H C. Green
Williamston. N. C. n!6-7t-f
mm C*y ml
of Bread). to be taxed with
poused wile, and *? it i
while they were then. Ae
forth her first horn Sew an
ped Him in
hid Han in
And then wen in the am
try shepherds abiding in th
keeping watch UIU their flock by
night, and. Vo, the Angel of the land
came ivoo them and the glory of
the land dune round abos
and they wen *o afraid And the
Angel aid unto them. Flear not; I
behold. I bring yon good Idhp ?d
great joy. which shall be to all peo
ple. For unto yon is born thi
in the City at Dwnd a Savior,
?s Christ the land And this st
a sign unto you. You shall fhs
lying in a manger. And
then was with the Angel a i
hide of the heavenly boat pr
God and saying. Glory to God in
the highest, and on earth |
will toward men. And it
pans as the Angels wen gone away
from them into heaven, the i
me to another. Let a
unto Bethlehem, and
this thing which is come to |
which the Lord hath
imtp ik And they
and found Mary, and
the babe tying in a
when they had seen it. they
known abroad the saying wtud
told them i
Rev. & A Fan will hold serv
ices in the Pentecostal
church Friday night
NEWS
Sunday School,
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Forgive our crooning, it's just our way of wish
ing you another Merry Christmas. We send you our
greetings.
ROY L WARD COAL & WOOD CO.
We take this opportunity of wishing our many
friends our heartfelt best wishes for this happy sea
son. And we hope that everyone receives his measure
of Merrie Christmas.
J. E. POPE
Best Wishes of the Season; A Merry Christmas!
Another year rolls around and old friendships
are riper, mellower. To all our old friends, and to the
r, we wish the happiest Christmas of all.
W. D. AMBERS
Please
Accept Our
GREETING!
"May Christmas bring
to you good cheer. For
Christmas comes but
once each year.
DICK'S PUCE
MKRRy
Yule tide Greetings?
That you may have in days ahead a full measure
of Prosperity and Happiness is our sincere wish this
Christmas season.
WILLARD'S SHOE SHOP
AalutAt
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YULETTDE GREETINGS
May the coach at your door bring you all the
joys of this happiest of seasons!
Thank you. Your Patronage Has
Filled Our Christmas Stocking!
?: ANN'S VARIETY STORE
1937
A Friendly Greeting from Us to F?
Wc hope youYe as happy as ?
son. We are glad to escape the drab
preaatkm for yoor patronage and
GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE (XX
J. 0. MANNING'S
GROCERY
Says:
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To You and
Yours We
Sincerely
Wish the
Merriest
Here's hoping Santa Tail spins to your house. As
for us, we hope you a very Merry Christmas and may
the season bring you good cheer.
COY LAMM, "The Cleaner"
We'd like to give you, our customer, our greet
ings in person. Since we can't, we do our best in this
way.
J. C NORMS
Please Accept Oar Greeting?
We'd like to give you, dear customer, our greet
ing in pet sou. Since we can't, we do our best in this
And on Earth Peace, Good will to men.
J. LAWRENCE PEELE
to oar many customers and
lor yow patronage. "May
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