Society and Personals
OF W1LL1AMSTON and MAKTLN COUNTY
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Returns from Maryland
Mr. Weiioy B-'Peele .returned last
from after visiting the Maryland to
week after visiting the Maryland to
bacco markets
Visit Here Monday
Mrs. Rhoda Woolard, of Washing
ton, visited her daughter. Mrs J
Eason Lilley Monday
Recovers From Illness
Mr Lau rence Ellis, of Jamesville,
has recovered sufficiently from a
recent illness to be out again
In Winston-Salem This Week
Mr and Mrs Irving Margolis
were the guests of friends in Wins
ton-Salem a few days this week.
Leave Sunday for New York
Mr. and Mrs Frank Margolis and
children. Barbara and Richard, leave
Sunday for a trip to the World's fair
in New York
Visits in New Bern
Mr. Jimmy Taylor was a business
visitor in New Bern this week
Will Visit in Middlesex
Miss Christine High will spend the
week-end with relatives Tn Middle
sex
Were Here Yesterda>
Mr and Mrs. 1 L. Darden, of Wil
son, were the guests of Mr and
Mrs Dred Darden here yesterday
In Rocky Mount Wednesday
Mesdames Raymond McKenzie
and Ethel Anderson, accompanied
by friends from Greenville, attend
ed the Shriners' dance in Rocky
Mount Wednesday night.
Returns from Indiana
Miss Ruby Malone returned to
her home near here Sunday after a
visit of several weeks with friends
in Indiana.
Visiting in Aulander
Mrs Pattie Spruill is visiting rel
atives in Aulander for a few weeks.
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I^eave For Manteo
Mrs Dewey Hayman arid daugh
lei. Gloria, left yesterday for Man
teo where they will spend the sum
mer
I,eave for Virginia Beach
Miss Anna Crawford. Mrs Marrie
Biggs Morrison and Mrs. Henry
Crawford left Wednesday for Vir
ginia Beach to spend two weeks.
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Shop in Greenville Thursday
Mr and Mrs Lester House, of Rob
ersonviile, and Mrs. Ernest Ether -
ldge shopped in Greenville Thurs
day
Is Visiting in Norfolk
Mrs. S. S. Brown is spending sev
al weeks with her children in Nor
folk
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Spending Week-end in Selma
Miss Julia Daniel is spending the
week-end with friends in Selma
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Visit Here Wednesday
Mrs. Murphy Smith and children,
of Dunn, and Mrs. Robert Adkins,
of Robersonviile. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Edwards
here Wednesday
Leave Tomorrow for Mexico
Missi-s Mary Carstarphen, Sophia
Little. Marie Griffin, Katharine Har
dison and Mr. Ben Courtney plan to
leave late tomorrow fro a two
weeks' tour that will carry them in
to Montreey, Mexico.
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Lxpected Home Soon
Undergoing a major eye opera
tion in Duke hospital last week, Mr.
Perlie H. Brown is expected home
within a few days
Leaves Wednesday for Ahoskie
Mr. Clarence Whedbee left Wed
nesday for his home in Ahoskie due
to the serious illness of his mother.
Is Visiting Here
Little Miss Debra Allen, of La
Grange, is the guest of little Miss
Blanche Ray Bailey for a few days.
Birth Announcement
Born to Mr and Mrs. Lester Grif
fin. a son, James Earl. Wednesday.
May 17th.
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Visit Here Wednesday
Mrs. Ferd Pollard and children, of.
Bethel, visited Mr and Mrs. J. T.
BnrnhTll iterr Wednesday -nighL
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In KobersonviUe For a Few Days
Little Master Jack Edwards is vis
iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. 11. Adkins, in Robersonville for
a few days
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Visit in Rocky Mount
Mesdames Hugh Burroughs and
Sebastian Macon visited in Rocky
Mount yesterday
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In Louisburg This Week
Mrs. Erah Cobb is visiting rela
tives in Louisburg this week
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Shop in Kich^d V-terd.^ ^ ^
?^7s^.,#ssss>ws
,n Richmond yesterday
N Ward vislt^1 in
1|(,|rd a few days this week.
Sh^"annm1rr^oble^ of Oak
City shopped here Wednesday
'^rfp Wo^s spending the
Enters ivocny l , # Fvpretts
cnu'icd "aR.'.cky Mount hospital on
Wednesday for treatment.
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Shop in Norfolk Wedn?cUy
Mrs I- P Iandsley, Mrs bopnie
can.,. Misses Marjorie, cwolyn an
Helen l.indsley were shoppers
tfo/folk Wednesday
Visit in Tarboro .
Mrs -John L. Kodgerson and her
daughter*. Miss Mary, visited in Tar
born Wednesday afternoon.
lnMtU""^-"<alph Parker and
children visited in Dunn this week
Wtrd ttltd Mi' ?t-!
tended a Young Peoples meeting m
tlT<./4nns:HHV lUillH
tendea a 1UU"* * r . .
Pantego Wednesday night.
Uplccstf to Meeting . I
. j t Miss Nell Harrison,
Friends of Miss ricu ,
. a ?? nurse in Richmond, win dc,
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r^i-a r^AM-pnM-i
II o Harrison, of Williamaton.
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was the guest of Mr and Mrs. W. K
Ingram here Thursday i
R MU,?lIadh,n Holton and little son.
Kadlort. Jr . will return to thetr
E- S Peel visited in
Wilson this weele
Home from Pamlico BeMh
Mr and Mrs. Joel Muse and daugh
ter llybet, were home from Pun
hco Beach for a few days this week.
Mr""aruTMr? Marion Cobb visited
in Lyiuisburg Sunday.
Missionary Society To Meet
The Methodist missionary
will meet Monday afternoon at 3.30
o'clock at the church
DARDENS
Mri. R. S. Daniels is visiting rela
tives in Dardens.
Mr Otis Lilley, of Petersburg, was
in Dardens last Sunday. He brought
Margie Lilley home. She had been
visiting him
Mr. Liedwell Gregory, of thju CCC
camp, was home for the week-end.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church Sunday at 3:30
?p m.?;?? |
The Church of Christ Christian
Endeavor needs literature and all
the members are urged to attend
next Wednesday night. There will
be business discussed "and means of
raising funds. Everyone is also urg-1
ed to attend Sunday school at 10 a.
m and prayer service. 8 p. in.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Friends of Mrs. Mabley Smith, a
former resident of Williamston, will
be interested in the following an
nouncement:
Mr Ernest Smith announces the
marriage of his sister, Mrs. Mabel
Smith, to Mr. Angus Ray, of Fay
etteville. on Tuesday, May 9, 1939,
at the Methodist church in Fayette
ville
Was Here Yesterday
Mr. J. W Bkiley, of Everetts, vis
ited here yesterday.
Attend Funeral Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godwin and
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, of
Farmville, attended the funeral of
Mrs Martha J. Peel near here yes
lei day.
Was Here Yesterday
Mr. Charles Davenport was here:
yesterday from Jamesville.
Visits Here This Week
Miss Julia Fowler, of Statesville,
visited the offices of the WPA this
week
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Enjoy Outing
Eight Boy Scouts of the Jamesville
troop enjoyed an outing last night
with their Scoutmaster, Russell
Martin, at Gardner's Creek. The
Jamesville scouts, numbering 21,
are, with the aid of Charles Daven
port. making plans to build a camp |
on the creek, reports from the scout
organization stating that the boys
are greatly interested in their work
In Richmond This Week-end
Buddie Tallman is spending the
week-end in Richmond.
Was Here This Morning
Mr. B. F. Roberson, of Farm Life,
was here this morning attending to
business.
Visiting in Plymouth
Miss Sue Leggett is visiting
Plymouth today.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Eddie King, of Kinston, was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Visits in Petersburg
Mr. Warren Biggs was a visitor
in Petersburg yesterday.
Mr Sherrod Corey was here from
Griffins Township this morning at
tending to business
In Plymouth Wednesday
Mr. Garland Woo lard was a busi
ness visitor in Plymouth Wednes
day.
Visiting in Roanoke Rapids
Miss Annie Mae O'Dell is spending
the week-end in Roanoke Rapids
with relatives
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Returns to New York
Mr Renauld Allsbrooks return
ed to his home in New York yester
day after a short visit here with his
brother, Robert Allsbrooks.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr Bart Streb, representative of
the Royal Baking Company, mak-1
ers of Bamby Bread, was a business
visitor here Wednesday
Four-H Club Enrollment
Reaches New High In '38
Four-H club enrollment in the
United States reached a new high
in 1938, with 1,286,029 boys and
girls listed as members in 74,584 lo
cal clubs. Approximately 7,500,000
farm youths have been trained in
this work since it was started in
1914
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as adminLstratrix
of the estate of Luke Burnett, de
ceased, late of Martin County. North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Oak City. N. C . on
or before the 18th day of May, 1940,
or this notice will bo pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate settlement
This 18th day of May 1839
SARAH L. BOLDEN.
Administratrix of the Estate
ml9-6t of Luke Burnette.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County.
The Superior Court.
Dorm Mae Hufhes vs. Gillie H.
Hushes
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Martin County to j
secure an absolute divorce based
upon abandonment and over faro
years separation; and the defendant
will further take notice that he is
required to appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Martin
County within thirty (30) days af
ter the completion of this notice and
answer or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This the 2nd day of May, 1930
U B. WYNNE.
Clerk. Superior Court,
m5-4t Martin County.
Prescription*
Dependable
Your doctor puts
years of experience
into his diagnosis of
your illness. When
he writes a pre
scription. be sure
you have it filled
here, where years
o f pharmaceutical
experience ass ure
you it will be de
pendably filled. Be
sure. Be safe!
CLARK'S
DRUG STORE
PHONE S3
PEHDER
Quality J oca StoU.'iyA
PLEASANT Personal SERVICE!
Awaits Every Shopper at PENDER
Triangle Tub. Roll or Cube
BUTTER, pound 28c
Green Lake
PEAS 2 No. 2 cans... 15c
Colonial V
APPLE SAUCE. 3 No. 2 cans 19c
Light Meat
TUNA FISH 2 7-oz. cans 25c
N. B. C. Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs 23c
N. B. C. Pride Assortment, pkg. 21c
Dethol Insecticide, pint can 37c
Old Virginia Preserves. 2 1-lb. jars 29c
"Oleo"
HONEY NUT 2 lbs. 23c
Land o' Lakes American
CHEESE 2 lbs. 31c
Fresh, Tasty
FIG BARS 2 lbs.. . 17c
Monumental
PICKLES, quart jar 15c
Our Pride
BBEAD
8c
18-Oz.
Loaf
Golden Blend
COFFEE
15c lb.
Upton's
TEA, ! 4-lb. pkg.
21c
Colonial
MACKEREL, 2 cans
15c
Clrans?r
SUNBRITE, can
5c
Small Fackacr
RINSO
9c
Briar field Shoe Peg
CORN, 2"c?.
15e
Turnage Theatre ? Washington, N. C.
Subday Monday May Zl-8
"ZenobU"
Oliver Hardy, Alio* Brady, Janes Ellison
ly-Wedncsday May U-U
"Let Freedom Ring"
NELSON EDDY and VIRGINIA BRUCE
Thursday-Friday May 25-tC
"Lucky Night"
ROBERT TAYLOR and MVENA LOY
Saturday May TJ
"Stiver oh the Sage"
with WILLIAM BOYD
ALSO 8ELBCTED SHORT SUBJECTS
OLD
LEWIS
HUNTER
HANDMADE
KENTUCKY
BOURBON
FOR
78 YEARS/
$1.95 Qt.
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KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON
Mta. Imnm* A C? U.K.TC ?
Mildreds Beauty Shop
IS NOW OPEN
Located In Back Of
Atlantic Hotel
Shampoo ami Finger Wave .... 50c
End Permanent $2.00
Permanent^ $3.00-$7.50
TODAY, FRIDAY
Way 19 i* our formal opening day ? Competent,
Efficient. experienced operators to serve you.
Telephone 333 -Williamtton, N. C.
MISS MILDRED FAKKIOR, Manager
Floating Theatre
? AT WINDSOR
Week of May 22nd
LAST STAND THIS SEASON IN THIS SECTION
PRICES ARE REDUCED
t W p Reserved Seals May
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Re Rati?/5c Extra
Tilt- Original Floating Theutre Featuring
KIRK kIKkMAN, Dixie"* FunnieMt Comic
Hi
ALL IDE FAMILY
WILL ENJOY IT
When you fo to one of the
World'* Felr*, you'll probebly lUy ?(
* hotel. At thet hotel you will find
e conttent end plentiful fupply of hot
wetcr?every hour of the dry end
nlfht?without my thought or men
tion front you.
Why not enjoy this tuperletive
hot wrtcr tcrvicc In your home?
You cm?if you heve'en Auto
mrtic Elector Wetcr Heeteri Atk
your deelcr?or eek ut?for' ell the
frcti ebout hot wetcr by wire. Price*
ere low?down peymcnt It emell?
end term* ere ceeyl
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY