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No* At Service Station
Duksit Ward, for several years
associated with W D Ambers and
Alpha Cleaners, is now employed
by Red's Service Station.
Recovering from Pneumonia
?Mi'i Mr1?- I***- Hardison
is recovering from pneumonia aF
the home of her parents. Mi and
Mrs Noah Hardison.
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roberson.
Hmes and Loretta Modhn visited in
Rocky Mount yesterday
Recovering from Pneumonia
Mr Bryant Taylor, of Hamilton is
recovering from pneumonia in a |
Rocky -Mount hospital.
Was Here Yesterday
Mrs. Bennit Griffin, ol Roberson
ville. visited hen yesterday ?
In Washington Hidiy
L_ Mr. Bill Valentine attended th? I
basketball tournament in .Washing
ton Friday night
Is Able To He Out
Friends of Mrs. Daisy Purvis will
be glad to learn that she has recov
ered from a knee injury and is now
ablt to be out
Visit in Scotland Nerk
Misses Neda Pendleton arid Mary |
Elizabeth Keel visited in Scotland!
Neck Sunday
Is Confined To His Home
Mr; Ernest Kthei idge c confined t...
h-is borne u itti influenza
Visit Here SunUa>
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Siiwyer of]
Tarboro, visited here Sunday
Recovering from Influenza
Mr Roy Coftrain has been remov i
ed from Brown Community Hospi j
tal to his home where he is recover-1
ing from an attack of influenza
Attends Basketball Tourney
i Miss Maude Taylor attended tin
basketball tournament in Washing J
?ton Friday night
In Washington sunaa*
Miss Maebelle Hardison Jand Mr
Richard Corey visited in Washing
ton Sunday
Is C onfined by lllne*
Mr. Wood row Tin is confined to
the George Reynold* Hotel with ma
laHa anil influenza
Recovers From Influen/a
Miss Mary Charles Godwin has
recovered from an attack of influ
; enza
; Visits in Hamilton
Miss Dot Perkins, of Raleigh, vis
ited 111 Hamilton last week-end
To Attend Show in Norfolk
1 Mrs. Dirk Taylor and Mr Ray
mond Taylor plan to attend "Gone
[ with die Wind " in Norfottc tomor
np
Were Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E N Hardison and
Mi and Mrs Dennis Modlin. of
Jameyille. visited Mr. and Mrs
Noah Hardison here Sunday.
Recovers from Injury
Mrs. Gladys Taylor has recovered
from an injury sustained when she
slipped on the ice several weeks ago
and is- now out again
Visit Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jamie Williams. Mrs.
: Sam WdUanu. -and Mrs Singleton,
of Washington, visited Dr. and Mrs.
John W. Williams here Sundays
Shop Here Yesterday
Misses Rachel Godwin. Rose Mary
Peterson. Elizabeth Givenlee and
I.u?a Mclnnis. nl Jamesville shop
ped here yektetday
Visiting in I'armele
Miss Dolores James is visiting rel
atives m ParnuMe until the James
\ 1 lit school reopens
Shops Here Yesterday
Mrs E O Harper, of Plymouth.
. hopped here yesterday
Was Here Yesterday
Mr F E Butler, of Rocky Mount,
Was here yesterday attending to bus
iness
AfcepU Position Here
Mr Randolph Allen, of Warren
ton. has accepted a position with the
Dixie Motors. Inc., in its body de
partment.
Returns from Winston-Salem
Dr. Marvin Evans has returned
Ironi tr short stay in WmaUin Sol
em He will continue his work as
stati school dentist at Jamesville to
morrow.
Is (iettinc Along Very Well
Ml Harry Waldo, who underwent
a major operation in a Richmond
hospital week before last, is getting
along very well and is expected to
he able to return to his home in Ham
ilton within the next week or ten
Hays " ' j
Returns from Tennessee
Mi Whit Davis has returned from
Johnstown, Tenn . where he was on
the tobacco market during the sea
son just ended
Is Quite III
Mr Jeff Ray, victim of an influen
za attack, is quite ill at the home of
Mr. and Mis S C Ray on Beech
Street here.
Is Here Today
Mr Battle Yearby, of Raleigh, is
here today attending to business.
Is Confined To His Home
Attorney Wheeler Martin is con
fined to his home by illness.
In Raleigh Saturday
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Eubanks visit
ed jo Raleigh Saturday
Visits in Elizabeth City
Mrs Eva Avant spent the week
end in Elizabeth City
Attend Show in Norfolk
| Mr. and Mrs. James Bullock at
tended the theatre in Norfolk Sun*
| day.
j Visit Relatives Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrrll. of Ahos
kie, visited relatives here Sunday.
Was Here Yesterday
Mr. W. M. Cooler, of Washington,
visited htye yesterday.
Visit -Friends lint Satuida.1
Dr?and-Mrs?Frank G Sayers. of
Rochester, N. Y., visited friends here
a short while Saturday afternoon.
Visiting Here This Week
Miss Lois Skinner, of Sharpsburg,
is visiting frienjds here this week.
Was Here Saturday
Joe Cherry ,of Ahoskie, visited
friends here Saturday night.
Is Visiting Here
Miss Delma Mae Davis, of Wind
sor, is visiting here for a few days.
Returns To His Home Near Here
Mr. Joe Pbel has returned to his
home near here after attending a sec
retarial school in Raleigh.
Return from Tennessee
Mr and Mrs. Wesley B. Povle 10
turned Saturday from Greenville,
Tenn. They will make their home
in Greenville, N, C.
In Norfotlr Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. D R. Davis visited
in Norfolk Sunday and Monday and
| attended "Gone with the Wind."
Visit in Farmville
Mrs. James Manning and family
visited in Farmville Sunday.
Were in Scotland Neck
Mr and Mrs. Paul Jones visited in
Scotland Neck Sunday.
'Attend Show in Norfolk
Mr and Mrs A. J. Manning, Jr.,
Mrs A J. Manning, Sr., and Mr.
t/harles Manning attended "Gone
with the Wind" in Norfolk Sunday.
Visit Here Sunday
M iss Mary Harris and Mr. Bill]
Sessoms, of Littleton, visited friends
here Sunday.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. W. W. Edmondson, of Oak
City, was a business visitor here on
Friday afternoon.
Attend Basketball Tournament
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Trahey and
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harrell attend
ed the basketball tournament in
Washington Friday night.
Visits in Jamesville *
Miss Bruce Modlin. student at E.
C T. C.. visited relatives in James
ville last week-end.
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Hoi lings worth'* Val
entino Heart Pack
agee ara obtainabla
containing your fav
orite aaaornhent.
Pricea range from
28c to $5.00 each.
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Regular Holllnge
worth'a packagaa
may alao be had with
Special Valentine
decoration.
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KING COTTON'S MAID
Mary Nell Porter, left, Memphis j
debutante, who was selected Maid of
Cotton in a Beltwicie contest spon
sored by the National Cotton Coun
cil, gets a few cotton fashion hints
from Mary Lewis, nationally known
stylist and former executive vice
president of Saks Fifth Ave As rep
resentative of the raw cotton indus
try. Miss Porter will make a 12,000
mih- air tour of the United States,
Over WO Member* In
Cleveland County Club*
Approximately 225 girls and 20U
boy* are enrolled in the eleven 4-11
clubs in Cleveland County and an
now making plans for the project
work they will conduct this year.
Attend Tournament in Washington
Dr. E. T Walker. Messrs. Irving
Margolis an<t~Jack. TTank attended"
the basketball tournament in Wash
ington Friday night.
Spends Week-end Here
Reg Manning, student at Duke
University, Durham, visited relatives
hero last week-end
Attend Basket ba 11 Tourney
Misses Mamie Clyde Taylor, Lor
ene Weaver. Dolores Long. Neda
Pendleton, Mary Elizabeth Keel,
Mary Gwynne Osborne, Vashti
Starnes, Virginia Williams. Martha
Rhodes Ward, Eleanor Brown and
Dot Ward, Messrs. John Hatton Gur
ganus, Carroll Crockett, Garner
House. John Eagles. Sam Nelson.
Ernest Mears, N. R. Manning. Wil
liam Johnson, S. W. Manning, Eli
Marion Taylor and Edwin Holding,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howell and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Etheridge attended the
basketball tournament in Washing
ton Friday night
Was Here r naay
Miss Nolie Keel Highsmith. of
Robersonville, visited friends here
Friday.
visits in Hear t*ra?
Miss Grace Rogers, student at E.
C. T. C.. Greenville, .visited relath
in Bear G^ss last week-end.
Attend Tournament Friday
Irving Griffin and Neil Jones at
tended the basketball tournament in
Washington Friday night.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Reid White, student at E C
T. C.. Greenville, visited here last
week-end.
In Plymouth Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rodgerson
and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton House, of
Robersonville, visited in Plymouth
Sunday.
Visit in Robersonville
Mrs. John Henry Edwards and son.
Jack, visited relatives in Roberson
ville Sunday.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. L. P. Holliday, of Jamesville,
was a business visitor here yester
day.
In Aulander Sunday
Mrs J Sam Getsinger and Miss
Lois Ludwick visited in Aulander
Sunday.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued here
Sunday to Miss Ollie Ruth Godley
and Lester Taylor, both of Grimes
land.
Visit in Norfolk Sunday
Misses Mary Taylor. Nell and Ru
by Harrison and Sara Cone and Mrs.
J. A. Eason visited in Norfolk Sun
day.
reigning as queen pi cotton m
shows in 26 major cities throughout
the country. Miss Porter will be pro
vided with a complete cotton ward
robe selected by fashionists. and
pre-tested by laboratories. She will
be accompanied by a professional
Stylist, will appear on at least two
national broadcasts, and will be the
guest of nationally known stars in
New York and Hollywood. Her tour
opens in Miami on March 4
Supply Diminishing Rapidly
Mr. J. B. Taylor, manager of Tay
lor Electric Company, stated today
that his supply of Jiffy measuring
glasses was diminishing rapidly.
These glasses are being given to any
man it d lady who stops by the elec
tric company and examines the new
Frigidaire.
District School
A district school for WPA adult
education teachers was held in the
agricultural building here yester
day The meeting was largely at
tended.
Operating Ov?&r Kar
Mrs. Lennie Manning is now oper
ating the oyster bar at Mickey's Inn.
Founders Week Is
Observed By A & P
The founder of the Great Atlan
tic and Pacific Tea Company. George
Huntington Hartford, who created
the modern retailing method of di
rect buying and straighthne. mass
distribution, will be honored by all
A & P stores during Founder's Week.
Feb. 12-19. the company announced
here today.
Retailing principles established by
Mr Hartford when he opened the
first red-fronts A A, P shir.* in IBM
company officials pointed out, are
used today by countless chain and
independent merchants as the means
of providing greater savings to con
sumers.
A young man from Maine, Mr.
Hartford entered the retailing field
in New York City, where he was im
proved by the prevailing high price
of tea. A & P ( xecuUvcssaid. He he
lie vod that by purchasing tea direct,
eliminating the many handling
charges and middlemen's profits and
retailing through his own store, he
could materially reduce the price
from the prevailing scale of a dollar
and more per pound.
During Founder's Week, all A &
P stores will lay special emphasis
on tea. as their original stock in
trade, and coffee, another early
item of which the company is now
Latest Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing List
Among the latest subscribers to
the Enterprise are the following:
W. C. Chance, Parmele; Henry D.
Peel, Williamston; R. M. Taylor,
Wilhamston; Elmer N Modlin.
Jamesvttte: J. Leonard Col train, Wil
hamston: M W. Bissell, Jamesville;
W. T Andrews. Robersonville; Bil
lie Clark. Wilhamston; Nancy Hai
slip, Merry Hill; F. D. Bo wen. Wil
hamston; Dixie Parker, Green Pond.
Ala : Mrs A. D. Bowen, Suffolk.
Va.; Joe Wynne. Williamston; Mack
D. Leggtlt. Williamston; Jnhn Gray
Corey Wilhamston; Minnie Smith.
Oak City; S. E. Taylor, Wilhamston;
R. L. Bryant. Oak City; Johnny
Bridges, Bethel; H. C. Green, Wil
liamston: J. L- Knowles DarHens: J.
R. Everett, Wilhamston; Mrs Bill
Cowan, Williamston; W. W Ed
mondson. Oak City; Dr. C. J Sawyer,
Windsor.
the world's largest retailer, execu
tives of the food chain declared
Purpose of the merchandising pro
gram, they concluded, is to demon
strate how foods and beverages that
were once luxuries have been made
inexpensive items in everyday diet,
through modern, efficient methods
of food distribution
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Mrs. Don Matthews, of Hamilton.
visited here Saturday.
IF hen In !\eed Of A Permanent
CALL 2 5 9-W
The Nu-Bu-T Shoppe
We use only tin- |m>I tpialilv materials. Our equip
ment is up-to-date and bo give efficient service.
('.nil Totlay tor An Appointment
THE NU-BU-T SHOPFE
in itiy Aitaniir H?totBh1jt. ; WillimnBton
You Can Pay MORE or You Can Pay
LESS But You Can't Buy a
BETTER Fertilizer Than
Hgyster
It's The KXTKA Ingredients You Get In Rov
ster I*!;!!!! Bed Fertilizer That Makes
Better Tohaeeo Plants
Peoples Trading Co.
Robersonville, N. C. ? Williamston N. C.
SD Pp
Margolis
Brothers
W1LLIAMSTON, N. C.
What Is New and What Are the Leading Colors
For Spring?That Is the Question Asked Daily
Vogue and Madamoiselle Say. <^uote ? k'To he well dressed you must
have a Navy Outfit, trimmed in dainty embroidered lingerie and match
ed up with a large patent or crushed kid hag.
Krf|iirillph? of what your color rrlii'inc may be, you must do your
M'lf justice by coming iu and trying on the new versions?In Coats,
Dresses, (loiluniea, Millinery, Hugs. Shoes and all of the areessories
without any obligation to buy.
1| Margolis Bros. ^ Williamson ||