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Society and Personals
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In Windsor Monda\
Miss Effie Waldo Mrs Dave Mat
thews. Mrs Bruce Sherrod and Mrs
Pem Slade. of Hamilton, visited,
friends in Windsor Monday
Attend Graduation Exercises
Mr and Mrs Frank Fagan and |
family, of New Bern, attended the i
_ graduation exercises here Wednes
day night.
Visits Here This Week
Rev Duke Critcher, of Enfield, vis
ited Mr and Mr> B A Critcher
here this week
Was In Washington City
Miss Nell Harrison visited in
Washingtoi. City last week-end.
Attend Music Recital
Misses Annie Mai Bailey and Mary s
Lit) Keel, Messrs J D Taylor and
Leman Keel attended the music re !
cital at Bear Grass Wednesday eve i
ning.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Harris, of
Raleigh, visited relatives twnrover
the week-end
Returns to Elizabeth City
Air. Bul? Barrett returned to his
home m Elizabeth Cit\ yesterday
after teaching in .the local ift'hool last
term- : " ~
Visits Here East W eek-end
Mjss Alice Harrison, teacher in the
Rich Square schools, visited here
last wegk-gnd. .??' ''
Visiting at Mall's Point
Mrs. Marion Cobb is visiting at
Mail's Point for a feu days
Ls Visiting Friends Here
Mrs. F E Wilson, of Tarboro. is
visiting friends here for a few days
Was Here Yesterday
Joe W : lv>u .11 I{i? i i an rile
\ IMt?-d lit re \r;.U'l ti.lN
Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs V J Spivey an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Thursday, May 2 Mother and daugh
ter art- ge tting along nicely in a
Washington hospital.
Was Here Wednesday
Mr El wood Ange. of Kinston. vis
ited friends here Wednesday night.
Is lit With Pneumonia
Mr Bob Everett. Si is confined to
a Washington hospital with pneu
monia
1* Visiting Relatives Here
Miss Rebecca Harrison, teacher in
the High Point?schools, is visiting
relatives here this week-end.
!> in Washington Hospital
Mr Cushion Bailey, of Bear Grass,
is receiving treatment in a Washing
ton hospital.
Attend Music Recital
Mi arid Mrs. Ernest Etheridge at
tended the music recital in Bear
Grass Wednesday night
Return from Fayetteville
Mr and Mrs Jack Horner have
returned from a few days' visit with
relatives in Fayetteville.
Shop Here W ednesday
Misses Ann Holden and Elizabeth I
White, of Windsor, shopped here <"i j
Wednesday.
Is Visiting Here
Miss Essie Peele, of Morristown,
N. J., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
W Hardison, and Mi Hardison here.
Leaves for Goldsboro
Miss Dot Staton left Wednesday lor
her home in Goldsboro where she
has accepted a position with the pub
lic health department.
Leaves for Kandletnan
Mis:- Mildred Talley, teacher in
i l? ?(. schools, leaves Sunday for
hci home in Kandleman.
la Ea/ieid WcdaettUv
Ir\'ing Margolis. C D
Pittman and Prank Margolu at
tended a luncheon in Enfield Wed
,nesday
Visit Hrrr Thin Hetk
, Mrs Lillian Benson Smith and son
Kay. visited Miss Mary Benson here
tTT?ey *** *c??npan
ied to their home in Banaon by Miss
I Benson who just completed her work
I as a member of the local school far
ojty during the 1939-40 term
?1 <'ins Husband Here
i Ma'S Parker Jf'ifd her hus
d. Manager Parker of the Mar
gins. here last evening after a visit
w ith relatives in Illinois
, l eave for Their Homes
| Misses Grace Talton. Ilorcas
Knowles and Mary WhiUey left yes
|h rday for their respective homes in
[Clayton. Hertford and Murfreesboro
after teaching in the local schools
i last term.
Leaves for Palmyra
Miss Betty Mayo Everett leaves
this week-end for her home in Pal
myra after teaching in the local
schools last term
Visits Relatives Here
Miss Enuly Budham. of Edentnn.
visited relatives and attended the
high school graduation exercises
here this week.
Leaves Sunday for Tarboro
Miss Kathryn Mew born, teacher in
the local schools last term, leaves on
Sunday for her home in Tarboro
Returns from Western N. C.
Rev.Z. T. Pu phoff returned this I
week from western North Carolina
where he spent several days in the
service of other churches
Methodist Circle To Meet
Circle Number one of the Metho
dist Church will meet the second
Monday in May with Mrs B F Brit
-torn
Is V isiting Here
Miss Kubelle ThZSi^ oi Wash
ington, is the guest of Mr and Mrs.
Ci-urge Whitehurst here for a few
Was Here Yesterday
Mrs. Lydia Griffin, of Griffins
Township, visited here yesterday
JUaYCS for Roanoke Rapids
M,s* Nancy Glover left today for'
Koanoke Rapids where she will visit
a lew days before going to Boone to
spend the summer.
In Washington Yesterday
. Mrs. T. F Harrison. Mrs. Ralph
Parker and children visited Mrs V
J. Spivey and little daughter in a
Washington hospital yesterday after
noun.
Was Here Yesterday
Mr. Fiosty Martin, of Jamesvilic :
was here yesterday attending to I
business.
Yieave Today fin I aGiange j
Professn rand Mrs Ka,,, Edward*.
left today for I^Grange where th,^
will visit before going to Durham to
attend summer school.
Philathea Claxs To Meet
ne1T>!Lmemb<'rs "f the Christian
I rulathca class will meet with Mrs.
J -MsnniTTiTarTii i lioine mi Am
nions Avenue this evening at eight
o clock.
Leaves for Washington City
Mrs C B Hassell havesVmor
1"W for Washington City where she
Will visit during the next several
weeks.
In Palmyra Today
Miss Effie Waldo, Mrs. David Mat
thews, Mrs. John Davenport and
Mrs. Ballard visited Misses Ilattie
and Margaret Everett in Palmyra to
day.
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1 ate it Additions To The
Emlarpri** Mailing List
Listed among the recent "ddittoni
to the Enterprise mailing list are toe
following: . ? _ _ ?
Buck Roberson. Williamsum, E T.
Smith. Palmyra. B L
Jamesville; Mrs J L Harris, Ral
eigh Mrs Laura Hadley. Williams
on D. G C Godwin Sanatorium;
Ben Peel. Jamesville; R A Haislip.
1 Hassell Mrs E W Jones W.ltam
| stun; M J Moye. Tarboro; Mrs. A. ? i
1 Harrison. Robersonville; Mis W. B
Wynne. WiUiamston; Katie Lamer,
Williamson Sarah L Bolden. Oak
I ctis Chas Malura. Bronx N Y . L
H ' Robt rsuii. WiUiamston. Frank
Bennett. Murfreesboro; D R Slaugh
ter. Rob. He: R ?K,We^ '
Robersonville John Motley^ Wil
liamston. Charles Beach. Williams
I tore Mrs J K Jones, WiUiamston,
Ernie Gardner. Jamesville
Mr and Mrs. Alnsley Entertain
Mr and Mrs H M Amsley enter
tained the faculty end loca. school
toard members of Oak City high
s. ! oo! at then home Tuesday eve
ning. April 30. 1M0. with a three
I course* dinner.
! The house was beautifully decora
ed with tulips and wistaria.
I Places were laid for Misses Myrtle
Price. Mary Gorham. Louise Minton
1 Mary Ev. rett, Hazel Lawrence, Matt
I Lyon. Lucy Pat Meads, Reba Mc
j Lamb. Athlea Boone. Mrs Evelyn
Jones. Mrs MeCracken, Mr.
Benton. Mrs Sall.e Kittre-R Dr. and
Mr. Earl Pittman. Mr and Mrs J A
Everett. Mr E. R Edmondson
Misses Harriet Everett, Irene l'av'
enport. Edith Pittman and Mrs.
Claude Roebuck assisted the hostess |
in serving
PATROL ENTERTAINED
The work of the school safety pa
trol w as recognize dhere last eve
ning when the fifteen youths were
guests of the Kiwanis club at a wien
"An effective work was handled
by the boys." Principal D N. Hix
said. ^
Visits Here Yesterday
Elder " F Getsinver was here
yesterday afternoon from Farm Life,
leaves for Kannapolis
Professor Slaves this..
week for his home in Kannapolis.
W as Here This Morning
Farmer Jesse Rawls was here this
morning from Bear Grass
?ts~Vndarg?inf- Treatment
Rev W B Harrington is undergo
ne treatment in a Washington hos
pital
Enters Durham Hospital
Mr F. L. Haislip entered a Dur
ham hospital yesterday for treat
mcit. .. ,
Enters Washington Hwpttal
Mrs Thelma Jones entered a
Washington hospital this morning for
treatment.
In Colerain Thursday Night
Messrs. Ralph Parker, Eddie Tra
hev. Garland Woolard. Hubert Co
himi Geuigc llat'tisuii. jj^_JphiLA4
-M5TnnrfgTin3TteKinal3^''"P?on wt'rie
i i)Colerain Thursday night to at
tend a rock muddle.
notice
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
ris. thc undersigned, N. H. Fames
and George Sfetsos. carrying ? a
restaurant business in Elizabeth City
and WiUiamston, N C., under the
firm name of Central Cafe, was on
the 11th day of April. 1940. dissolved
"by mutual consent, and that the bus
mess future, in Elizabeth City, will
be carried on by the said N. H I au
los alone, and the business in future,
in WiUiamston, will be carried on
by the said George Sfetsos alone.
N. H PAULOS,
a19_4t GEORGE SFETSOS.
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DARDEN'S DEPT. STORE
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having thia day qualified aa ad
ministratrix of The aatate trf tfarr
- - T
Waldo, deceased. thia ia to notify all
persona having claims against said
estate to present them to the under
signed within twelve (12) months
from the date of thia notice, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This the 5th day of April. 1940.
MRS. BELLE C. WALDO.
Administratrix of the estate
a5-6t of Harry Waldo.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of Louise Purvis Hop
kins. deceaaed, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present same to the under
signed within twelve (12) months
from the date of thia notice, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immed
iate payment.
This the fifth day of April. 1940
ROBERTA PURVIS LATHAM,
Administratrix of the Estate of
a!2-6t Louise Purvis Hopkins.
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina Martin County.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed to the undersigned
trustee by Fannie B Moore and M.
D. Beach and wife. Marion W Beach,
on the 1st day of January, 1937, and
of record in the public registry of
Martin County in Book S-2 at page
376. said deed of trust having been
given for the purpose of securing a
certain note of even date therewith,
the stipulations in said deed of trust
not having been complied with, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of the said note, and at the re
quest of the interested parties, the
undersigned trustee will, on Wednes
day. the 29th day of May, 1940, at
twelve o'clock noon, in front of the
courthouse door in the town of Wil
Iiansstoo, offer for sale to tbe high
?st biddeMoi^caih the following de
Adjoining the lands of Watson N
Sherrod and others, and bounded as
follows Bcgwimng at Conoho Creek
?t J. J. Sherrod's eorner. now Watson
and Sherrod's corner, at a gum and
maple, thence North 160 poles to a
pine, thence East 21 1-2 poles to a
pine, thence South 71 West 52 poles
lo a pine, thence North 76 East 66
<??L to a cypress on the old Everett
Mill Branch, thence down the var
ious course* of aid branch to said
Conoho Creek, thence tip the onrtom
courses of said Conoho Creek to the
beginning, containing 240 acres, mort
or less, this being the same land
deeded to Henry Ceskin by J. P
Boyle and wife. Margaret B. Boyle
January 1, 1011.
This the 27th day of April. 1M0
F. L. HA1SLIP
Trustee.
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