Club Hcttuti
Entertalnmente
Society and Personals
OF WILL1AMSTON and MAKT1N COUNTY
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In Washington Last Night
Messrs. Jim Cook and Harry Tay
lor visited friends in Washington on
Monday night.
Spends Holidays Here
Miss Edna Batton, of Wilson, is
here spending the holidays with Mr
and Mrs. Tom Rose.
Returns from High Point
Miss Alberta Knox is returning
home today after spending several
days in High Point with relatives.
She is being accompanied home by
her grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Ed
wards.
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Was Business Visitor Here
R. L. Weaver, of Robersonville,
was a business visitor here yester
day.
Is Visiting Here
Mrs Bowen, of East Palm Beach,
Ela., is here to spend several days
with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Rob
erson.
Visit in Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Critcher spent
the week-end with their daughter.
Miss Alta Critcher. who is attending
summer school at W. C, U. N. C., in
Greensboro.
Returns to Wilson
"Happy" Hobday returned to his
home in Wilson yesterday after
spending the week-end here with
his sister. Mrs Bob Swain, and Mr.
Swain.
Was Here Yesterday
Dr. McPherson, of Durham, spent
several hours here yesterday on his
way to Nags Head
Visits Here Last Saturday
Roy Hearn, of Washington, visit
ed friends here last Saturday.
Returns to New York
Miss Elizabeth Holland returned
to her home in New York yesterday
after spending several days here
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Malley.
For DIARRHEA ? DYSENTARY
CHOLERA MORBUS
For Upset Bowels and Stomach*
Clark's Corrective Compound
Clark's Drug Store, Phone53
CURING BARNS
DO BURN!
Before ^ on Begin Firing, See Us
About Protrctiiiji Your Burns
And Tohaeeo Against Loss.
J. E. POPE
Rentals
Insurance
ONE-THIRD OFF
On
SeasonT ickets
Al WILLIAMSTON
Swimming Pool
$5.00 T1CKKTS. For Over 15
\carii Old. Kt'diircd To
$3.33
83.50 TICKETS, For I ml. r 13 <j? O Q Q
Yearn Old. Reduced To . J
BUY A SEASON TICKET AND
SAVE ON YOUR SWIM COSTS.
Effective July 5th Pool
Will Be Often hDlloninfi Hours:
9:<M> A .M. to 12:00 M.
2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P. M.
? -t?n? M ... o inn m
Daily Except Sunday
Sunday Mourn: 2:(M) P. M. to 7:00 P. M.
Pool operated under State Board of
Health Regulation*; Pure
Water all the time.
We Incite You To Sicim With lit.
, You Are Aluoyt Welcome.
WILLI AMSTON SWIMMING POOL
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Re turns to Virginia Beach
Mrs. Carrie Biggs Morrison return
ed to her home in Virginia Beach on
Saturday after spending several days
here with her mother, Mrs. Fannie
S Biggs
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At Carolina Beach Last Week-end
Mr and R J Tirlrium. t>f
Tucson, Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs.
L. K. Parker and daughter, Sylvia
Jane, of Dendron Va.. who are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holli
day, of Jamesville, were entertained
at a house party at Carolina Beach
last week-end.
Fish At Cape Hatteras
Titus Critcher and sons, Stuart and
Jim; Jim Cook and Herbert Peel
spent Friday and Saturday at Cape
Hatteras fishing
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Returns from Hendersonville
Miss Lillian Brcen will return to
morrow from Hendersonville where
she spent the week-end with friends.
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Visits in Baltimore
Mr. Frank Conway visited, rela
tives m Baltimore over the fourth
Were in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs. Hoy Harrell spent
the holidays in Philadelphia with
: elatives
Visiting in Bear Gran
Miss Inza Lassiter, of Candor, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. T O. Hick
man in Bear Grass for a few days.
Visit at Virginia Beach
Mrs. Hick Taylor and Mr Roy
Ward joined Mrs. Ward iit-Virginia^
Beach for the holidays. :
Leave Yesterday for Raleigh
Rev. Z. T. Piephoff left yesterday
to attend a young people's confer
ence in Raleigh this week
At Pamlico This Week
Mrs. Debbie Warren, Misses Mary
Warren. Nancy Mt-nTr n? H-? Jpp.?
Mobley, Mary O'Neal Pope and Ann
Fowden air spending this week at
Pamlico
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Visit in Manteo Last Week-end
Mr and Mrs 1) V Clayton visit
c(i Mr. and Mrs. Dewey llaymun in
Manteo last week-end.
Spend Holidays at Pamlico
Misses Katherine llardison and
Thelina Lilley spent the holidays at
Pamlico.
In Chapel Hill Last Week-end
Miss Marion Pender spent the past
week-end in Chape I Hill
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Leaves for Highland Lake
Mi\ Dick Mallory left Saturday
for Highland Lake to enter a school
for state highway patrolmen.
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Spend Holidays in County
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tetterton and
family, of Richmond, spent the holi
days in the county with relatives.
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Visit Here During Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitley and
family Were home from Atlanta for
the holidayg.
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.Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Noah Woolard Lcggett
ahd Florence Wiggins, both of this
county.
Auxiliary To Meet
St. Elizabeth's Auxiliary of tl?c*
Church of ihe Advent will meet on
Wednesday night.at eight o'clock at
the home of Mrs. M. T. Simpson.
Return from Camp Leach
Rev. and Mrs. John Hardy, How
ard Cone and Jack Saunders return
ed from Camp Leach Sunday.
Visits Here Yesterday
Rev. E. F Moseley, of Kinston,
visited friends here yesterday.
Visiting In Goldsboru
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers are
spending the holidays in Goldsboro
with relatives.
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Returns from Europe
Miss Lora E. Sleeper returned last
week from a two months' tour of
continental Europe.
Is Visiting Here This Week
Mrs. Jimmy Harris, of Raleigh, is j
here this week visiting her mother. \
Mrs. Eva Harrison.
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Are Visitors Here
Mrs. William Ritrhio ind H-ingh i
ters. Marion and Margaret, of Con
cord; Mrs. W. J. McLendon. of
Greensboro, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Peel and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Muse here and at .Pamlico
Beach.
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Are at Virginia Beach
Mrs. C. A. Harrison and daugh
ters, Blanche and Rebecca, are
spending several days at Virginia
Beach.
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Are At Nags Head
Hardy Rose, Marvin Roberson, Bob
Co wen and Hubert Cook are spend
ing their vacation at Nags Head
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bunting vis
ited Mr and Mrs. Jule Barnhill here
Sunday.
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John Pope. Jr.. Whit Purvis, Jr.,
Elva Grace Barnhill, Alma Godwin
and Bernice Ward spent last week
end at Nags Head
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Were Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MeClees, of Ay
den. visited relatives here yester
day
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Return from New York
Misses Miirjorin raid - lUUen Bind j
sley have just returned from New !
York where they attended the
world's fair.
Spends Week end in New Bern
Mrs Mary Bonner Gurganus spen!
the week-end in New Hern with hei
son, Mr. George Hatton Gurganus
and Mrs Gurganus
Were in Raleigh Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Woolard and
sons, Johnny and Gilbert, were in
Raleigh yesterday where Mr. Wool
urd went for a medical examination'.
Is Visiting in Norfolk
Miss Marjorie Fleming is in Nor
folk visiting friends for several days
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In Greenville Monday Night
Mrs. J. P. Fleming visited relatives |
m Greenville Monday night.
Visits in Kernersville Today
Miss Evelyn Lilley. is in Kerners
ville today to lead the annual fourth
of July parade.
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Visit in Suffolk Sunday
Mr and Mrs. J. Haul Simpson vis
ited Mrs Simpson's mother in Suf
folk Sunday.
Visiting at Virginia Beach
Miss Kathleen Price is spendin)
the week-end at Virginia beach wit)
friends from Tarboro
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At Virginia Beach Sunday
Bob Everett visited at Virgini
Beach Sunday.
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Visiting in County This Week
Mr. and Mrs W R. Roberson, o
Kings Bark. L. I , are visiting friend
and relatives in tin- county thi
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE
? Having tnls day qualified as exec
utrix of the estate of M n Ay^ra,
I deceased, late of Martin County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
estate to exhibit same for payment
on in hefoie lilt' 2nd <1BV ol June,
15140, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
persons having claims against said |
debted to said estate will please
come forward and make immediate |
payment.
This the 2nd day of June, 1039.
MRS. ANNIE AYERS,
Executrix of the estate of
juno(Mi^^^NC^^^\yeni^)eeeas(^
tf&d.
TUXEDOT?**f
Made in 4 grades?16%?20%?24%?33%
Whether you have one cow or
many, it pays to feed one of the
four grades of Tuxedo Dairy. Each
of the four contains in proper bal
ance the numerous ingredients any
cow must have for best milk yield.
They are different in protein con
tent. Come in tomorrow and let us
discuss which is best for your par
ticular needs.
W. H. Basnight & Co., Inc.
Wholesale Dealers Only
Ahoskie, N. C.
Urge Vacationists
To I !so Precaution
Expressing no desire to excite the
people or cause undue alarm, Dr.
Carl V. Reynolds. State Health offi
cer for North Carolina, this week
warned vacationists to exercise due
precaution in planning their trips.
His statement follows:
"In vit w of the:extended business
and official holiday leave which this
year will be -observed m connection
-with Hie Found 01 July, and because
of hundred of inquiries I have re
ceived ft^nN'Mti Carolina and
throughout t!u ? m try. I feel it my
nffie .11 (Lutv a? me to urge our
people I" refr.i ?' ? ;.n planning to
go or to earry their children into sec
tions where there is an unusual inci
dence of infantile paralysis.
"The purpose of this appeal is not
to ask the people to shun any one
section in preference to another, but
to avoid unnecessary exposure by
not going into a section where there
is a known prevalence of infantile
paralysis
"I am sure that upon careful re
flection anyone will realize that j
there are many resorts free from I
suspicions of infantile paralysis and
that such resorts will be selected in
preference to those that may he
questionable from the standpoint of
presence of this disease
?"In otlu r w ord.';.??srtl \ our
birthright for a nu of pottagi At
the same time I am convinced that
those who live in areas where the
incidence of infantile paralysis is
above normal are doing uninfected
sections an injustice to go into them,
and it is hoped that, during this
season, persons from such areas will
not, in order to shun danger at home
come to North Carolina resorts. Let
it be remembered also that there are
some who, although they do not de
velop infantile paralysis in its active
stages, serve as carriers as in the
ease of typhoid fever and diphtheria
and that these may communicate
the disease in its virulent form to
others', to those, perhaps, who may
become incapacitated for life. ,is the
result "
"This is an appeal for the s? If-pres
ervation of our people who are urged
In stop, look and listen."
Are Visiting Here
Mrs. Dewey Copeland and chil
dren, Lois and Cliarlie, uf.rHliz&beth
City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Cullipher for several days
Visit Near Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Nevvsome
and daughter, Hilma, of Scotland
Neck; Mr and Mrs lhifus Moore,
Mrs. Loiinie Draper, Mrs Willard
Mark hum and son, Willard, Jr., of
Durham, visited Mr. and Mrs 11. A.
Cullipher near here Sunday.
Good News Prevails
In Business World
Good news prevails over the bad j
in domestic business. With the two
mul summer months just around the
corner, manufacturing and mining j
industries are showing an improve
ment unusual for this time of year.
Reflecting this steady output of raw j
materials and merchandise, rail |
car loadings rose a bit more last j
week. An upturn in business in Fng- !
land and France promises renewed
export demand for American auto
mobiles.
?No seasonal decline is evident in
the shoe industry. May output was I
TJQumiiia pairs. With abaUiflicnt of
fears over federal competition, a
number of utility companies are
planning expansion programs to
cope with rising power usage which
promises to reach a new peak in
1U40. This should create a great deal
of i mployment. The only really dis
turbing news comes from the Far
East Japan now controls the entire
Chinese* coast, seriously threatening
established British and American
rights there. Business, which is just
getting over European war scares.;
may get the jitters all over again as
a r< suit of this new turn in the Sino
DR. V. II. MEW BORN
OPTOMETRIST
Plymouth office, Liverman Drug
Kobersonville office, Ross Jewelry
Store, Tuij'Jay, July 10.
Bethel office: Hives Drug Store,
Store. Monday. July 17.
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
At Tarboro Every Saturday
Williamston office, Peele Jly Co.,
j every Fri., l#.3u a. m. to 12 m
Sheep Raiting It Profitable
In State Of Siorth Carolina
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Sheep raising is profitable in North
Carolina Research work by scien
tists of the North Carolina Experi
ment Station indicate that a small
farm flock of sheep will pay excel
lent returns throughout most of
North Carolina Purebred Hamp
shire rams used on native ewes pro
duce an excellent cross bred lambs
of high quality and with good weight
of body and woo). Sheep keep weeds
under control, produce mutton for
home use and supply an income
from wool anrl limh.
Attention!
Tobacco Farmers
\\ hell in Weil of to
haeeo flu*-*, nee us, we
specialize in niakiuK a
itood flue. \sk the man
who ha- used them. We
will he triad to repair any
old flues in our -hop. W e
notice a irood many old
flue- thrown away that
ean he Used.
lo the farmer who
really wants lo econo
mize. see lis for this *er
\ ice.
II e <i/>/ireri<ite your or
ilrrs l.?rjfe or ininll
J.C NORMS
Rebuilt Refrigerators
830.00 and lip. Only 85.00
I low ii Payment
(io(ki Allowance on Used Ice Boxes
Taylor Electric Co.
MARTIN COUNTY
in coon nation wrni mi: si \i? i-;hovkooi iiiaiiii, isoiiiiunc
FREE Protection Against
TyphoicPFever & Diphtheria
AT I HI *rrn ami> <>N Til K-OAITS MKNTIONKI) NKI.OW
Typhoid fever i? ? gradually lirinn reduced. Inil there must be no let-up in
vaccination. Now in I lit- lime lo protect yourself alumni it. There in no excuse for
c\cn a caw of typhoid fever uht'll perfect iniinniii/.ation for two yearn may be ob
tained through attenilance at llie clinic- scheduled below. Three injections at
weekly interval- are necennnry for coiliplele protection.
It in llie duly of every intelligent eili/eii lo become inoculated auain-t all
-preventable diseases. enptaially I'y phoid lever and ItiplilberTa ? Tor their own
protection and that of their neighbors. It in alno their duly lo ,Jo all in their pow
er lo pernnade others to lake preventive nieanuren. Typhoid Fever, being fre
quently fatal, in a unelenn economic waste, an it in no eanily preventable.
Itiplilberia ean be prevented by taking Toxoid?one done now, and anoth
er in two month-. The law reipiiren all children under yearn ami over nix
moiithn of age to have thin protection against Diphtheria. They cannot enter
school without it.
Kemeriiher the nchednle below and visit, without fail, the point nearest
Mondays, July 10. 17.21
Kiirltlick'n Slorc 11:110 a. III.
HumiIl??n School While 1(1 lo I I a. in.
Hamilton School Col. _ I I to 12 a. in.
Oak (lity School W liilc 2 to II |>. in.
Oak (lily School (lol. II to i p. m.
Tuesdays. July 4, 11, IK. 2f?
K'xillc (Irailcil School. ') a. ni. lo 12 M.
H*\illc (lolorcil School I :ItO lo I p. in.
WpiIh.. July 5, 12, 1<>, 26
ColU I'oinl School 8:30 u. ni.
II,,-,11 10 u. in.
?Parmclc 10 a. ni.
Thursdays, Julv 6, l.'l, 20.27
(iro?H IIiiikIh 8:30 a. ni.
Kvorcltn School 8:30 a. ill.
If, for any rcnrmii, you do not find it convenient to attend a clinic, you may
fid all three injections from your private physician for the small cost of $1.
Martin County Health Dept.