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b Visiting Near Tarboro
Mrs. Pat Hardin is visiting friends
near Tarboro for a feu days
Visiting in Durham Today
Mr. Bill Haislip is visiting his fa
ther. Mr Frank L. Haislip. who is im
proving in Duke Hospital Durham,
loasy. ~
Visits I riends in Greensboro
Miss Elva Grace Barnhill is visit
ing friends in Greensboro this week*
end.
Spending Week-end Here
Miss Ethel Taylor, of Atlanta, is
visitri.ig her mother. Mrs Laura".Tay
lor. here for a few days. Misse. Vi
vian and Virginia Tavlor, of Green
horn, an- visiting here tins week
end
Visits Here Wednesday
Mr? Wall
visited here Wt'drvesday
Was Here Thursday
Mrs Drear Oavrhport, <>* James
vilie. v isited ht i ? Thursday
I/Mvr for Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gilbert left
Yesterday for a month's stay at Nags
! Head.
Returns to Parmele
Miss Dolores James has returned
to her home in Parmele after a visit
! herv with her sistef. Mrs Eddie Tra
hev. and Mr Trahev.
Attends Baseball (iame Here
Mr Clarence Taylor, of Roberson
v ill. attended thi Williamston
. Geldstx.n. baseball game here Wed
|-day night.
In Robersonville Wednesday
Mis.Julian Harrell visited in Rob
.i.yilie Wednesday.
?shops Here Yesterday
M+ss Irene- Evcrton, of Jamesville.
hopped here yesterday.
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Were Here Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. M J. Corey, of Plym- j
uth \ iMted here Wednesday.
Visit Here Yesterday
Mi... Bruce Everett and daughter. j
Shirley, and Miss pons Everett, of
Koiu '.sum-die. v isited Mr. and Mrs j
Bill Harrison here yesterday.
Will Spend Week end Here
Mi.'-s Dons Moor?- and guest. Miss
C a' iotte I ,adri( i. students at W. C
I N C . Greensboro, are expected
? tomorrow to visit the former's mo
pier hen for the week-end.
Is Visiting Daughter Here
Mrs Haul Lee Everett, of Holland,
i Ya , is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Woolford and Mr Woolford.
' here,
Visits Here Thursday
.Miss Martha Carson, of Parmele,
visited here Thursday.
Spending Week-end Here
M iss Reid White and guest. Miss I
Sophie Eri//elle. of Snow Hill, stu
dents at E (' T. G . Greenville, are
, I ;il!lt;r nil' fillmri-s |).IH'!U.' IifiI
tin week-end.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee Everett. Jr.,
i'll Holland. Va . and Mrs George F
? Dai-iien . ahd children, Ann and
George, of Virginia Beach, visited
, Mr. and* Mi s. Sam. Woolford here on
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Turnage Theatre ? Washington, N. C.
Sud>r-M?|A? May 12-13
"Johnny Apollo"
DOROTHY l.AMOCK and TYRONE TOWER
Tttraday-Wcdnrsday May 14-13
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ZOR1NA and RICHARD URERNF
ThuqiUy-Friday . May 16-17
"My Little Chickadee"
MAE WEST and W. C. FIELDS
Saturday May II
"f*n/y of thr SttveY Sage"
with TEX HITTER
ALSO ?1LICT*U aHOKT SUBJECTS
i Is Receiving Treatment
Miss Elizabeth Bailey, of Bear j
! Grass, is receiving treatment in a j
! Washington hospital.
Are Visiting Here
Mr and Mrs Joe Frank, of Phila
delphia, visited their son. Jack here!
yesterday and today '
Were Here Wednesday
Mrs. A R Osborne and daughter,
Janie. of Robersonville. visited here
Wednesday.
Attend Game Here Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs J. E. Smith, of Wind
sor, attended the baseball game here
Wodrrrsday night
In Durham Wednesday
Mrs. Dewey Hayman and Miss
Frances Bow en visited in Durham
Wednesday.
Visit Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs Levine, of Glassboro.
N J., and family and Miss Vicie
Bain, of Philadelphia, visited friends
here Wednesday and Thursday.
W ere Here Tuesday
Dr. and Mrs. C L. Harrington, of
Ashevilie, spent last Tuesday after
noon here with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
McClces.
Visit Here Sunday
Mrs. Myrtle Beacham and daugh
ter, Rosa Mae Miss Virginia Wil
liams and Tom Bonner, of Washing-1
ton. visited Mrs. Nash BulJock Sun-1
day.
Visits Relatives Here Sunday
Mr. K B Roberson, of Kinston, j
visited relatives here last Sunday.
Visitiing Here This Week
Mrs F. A. Sal ley. of Goldsboro, is 1
visiting her sister. Miss Edith Stall- I
tng here this week.
Leave for Pinehurst
Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Woolard left I
Wc dnesday for Pinehurst where they |
are attending the state bankers con
vention. Mr. and Mrs D. V. Clayton. I
Miss Thelma Lilley, Mr. Phillip Keel |
and "Mr. Her/nan Bowen left yester
day.
Attends Game Here Wednesday
Mr Jim Gray, of Robersonville,
attended the baseball game here onj
Wednesday evening. -?
In Greenville This Week
Miss Vashti Starnes visited in |
Greenville this week.
Shop Here Wednesday
Mrs. J S. Peel and daughter, Thel
ma, of Evcretts, shopped here Wed
nesday.
Attends Game Here Wednesday
Miss Nolle Keel Highsmittl, of Rob
eisunville, attended "tire baseball (
? here Wedn<?sday night. ?
In Norfolk Wednesday
Mesdames N. M. Mobley, W. O. |
"Grill in, H. U. Peel and MiSses Cath
erine Lcggett and Sarah Griffin Hoi-1
iday visited in Norfolk Wednesday.
Were llere Yesterday
Mrs. N. C. Everett and daughter, j
Mildred, of Robersonville. visited |
here yesterday.
Shop Here Wednesday
Mesdames Harry Waldo and Clay- |
ton House, of Hamilton, shopped here
Wednesday afternoon.
Visit Here Wednesday
Mrs. W, 11. Woolard and daughter,
Betty, of Greenville, visited here
Wednesday.
Were Here Yesterday
Messrs. Noah Thomas Tier and |
James A. Griffin, of Williamston |
Route 1, were visitors in town yes
terday.
In Plymouth Sunday
Miss Eloise Gardner and Mr
James E. Gardner, of Jamesvill*
visited filends?and rclailVeii nrt
Plymouth Sunday.
In tlobgood Wednesday
Mrs. Delia Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Mobley and daughter,
Delia Jane, attended the graduation
of Don Harrison, Jr., in the Hobgood
school Wednesday evening.
Mrs. L. H. Gurganus visited Mi
Carrie Biggs Morrison at Virgin
Beach this week.
Was Here Yesterday
Mrs Phillip Waters, of Windso
VttttGd here yesterday.
Move to Aulander
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manning i
little daughter moved to Aulan
this week where he will continue
Work with thfe V. E. P Company.
Vlsitiai in Windsor
Mrs H. S. Manning and son
spending st-vcral days in Windsol
20,000 Pennies for Baby
Mrs. Harvey Holz appears mighty pleaaed at the thought that all ex
penses for the birth of Harvey William are taken cars of by the 20,000
pennies saved by her husband for that porpoae. She la picture4 in ?
Chicago hoaoital.
Today s Fashion
By VKHA WINSTON
THE HALF-AND-HALF cat
turn*, patterned and plain, ia popu
lar for anita thia spring. Hera it ia
developed in nary and green plaid
for the skirt, and nary wool (with
a plaid collar) for the jacket. The
jacket, to ahow that it ia eery new,
ia longer than the uaoal run of anit
coata. The yoke terminatee In ?
a earn over the boat. The back ia the
aame except for two inverted pleats
in place of the aeama. The akirt
naee the plaid on the straight except
for a panel center fro>A, which ia
like one large box pleat.
BIltTHDAY DINNER
Mrs J. B Everett, of Hamilton,
and Mr. Julius Bunting, of Halifax,
gave their mother, Mrs. Julius Bunt
ing, furmerly of Hamilton, a birth
day dinner at her home in Whitak
ers Sunday.
The table was laaen with many de
lectable foods and had for its center
piece a huge birthday cake, flanked
with burning tapers.
Guests for dinner were Mrs. Bunt
ing, honoree; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. E\A
erett and children. Melba, Elwood
and Alvin of Ham'1'""- M- f-i'"
Bunting, of Halifax and Whitakers;
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Askew, of En
field; Mr. C. C. Askew, Mrs. Mamie
Etheridge and Miss Dora Askew, of
Whitakers; Mrs. C. J. Davenport, of
Suffolk; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ether
idge, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Etheridge,
of Whitakers, and Mr. and Mrs. Au
brey Etheridge, of Greenville, all
relatives. ?
Mrs. Lucy Etheridge, of TarBbro;
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Etheridge, of
Bethel; Mr. and Mrs. Penrose Per
kins, of Greenville, and numerous
friends from Whitakers called in the
afternoon to offer felicitations.
Mrs Bunting was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talley, of
Randleman, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mildred, of
Williams ton, to Asa Crawford, son
of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Crawford, of
Williams ton.
Mrs. Talley and Mrs. Watson Mil
liken, mother and sister of the
bride-elect, entertained at eight ta
bles of bridge at the latter's home in
Asheboro Tuesday night at an an
nouncement party. Guests found
their places by attractive place cards
with Asa-Mildred, June 12, written
below their namaa.
Attending the party from William
ston were Mrs. K. B. Crawford, mo
ther of the prospective groom, Mrs.
P. H. Brown, Misses' Emelyne Evans
and Irene Mixelle.
Miss Talley and Mr Crawford
will be wed in a
private ceremony
In Randleman with Mrs. Milliken as
dame of honor and Mr. Carroll
Crockett, as best man.
HONOR MRS. WILSON
Mesdames Charles Leonard and E.
Thayer Walker charmingly enter
tained at three tables of bridge Wed
nesday afternoon, honoring Mrs. F.
E Wilson, of Tarboro, guest of Mrs.
E F. Cunningham.
Mrs. Leonard's apartment was
made unusually attractive with
blending spring flowers throughout.
Mrs R, G. McAllister was the win
ner of high score prize and the hos
tesses presented Mrs. Wilson with
unique costume jewelry.
A delicious sandwich plate with
iced tea was served by Mesdames
Leonard ana waiser to Mrs Wilson,
honoree; Mesdames J. H. Saunders,
E. P. Cunningham, Irving Margolis,
Robert Coburn, John Wier, R. G Mc
Allister, Ernest Etheridge, V. E.
Brown, J. W. Watts, H, O. Peele and
Roy McClees.
MUSIC RECITAL
Mrs. W. K. Parker will present her
piano pupils in a recital Friday eve
ning. May 10, at eight o'clock in the
high school auditorium.
The public is cordially invited to
alti'inl. ;
In Durham Yesterday
Messrs J. C. Manning and V. J.
Spivey were in Durham yesterday.
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Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Pat Hoggard, of Richmond, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs Henry Harrison and daugh
ter, Miss Nell, entertained at a deli
cious three-course dinner at the
Sunny Side Inn last night, honoring
Miss Ruby Harrison, on her birth
day.
The long table was centered with
an attractive birthday cake in pink
and white and individual pink sweet
pea corsages tied with matching rib
bons were given the girls present.
Invited guests were Misses Ruby
Harrison, Evelyn Lilley, Julia Ev
erett, Elva Grace Barnhill. Hennie
Gurganus, Ella Wynne Critcher and
Iris Payne, of Maryland; Mrs. Jimmy
Harrison, of Raleigh; Garner House,
John McCord, Charles McClees. of
Columbia, Jim Manning and Tom
Barnhill.
Improving from Illness
Mr. Elbert Manning is improving
following a severe attack of pneu
monia.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of Louise Purvis Hop
kins, deceased, 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 this notice, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
sai^^stat^wil^pleascrnakeirnmed
late payment.
T><'? the fifth day qI AgrJjilMO_
ROBERTA PURVIS LATHAM,
Administratrix of the Estate of
a!2-4t Louise Purvis Hopkins.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having this day qualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of Harry
Waldo, deceased, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the under
signed within twelve (12) months
from the date of this 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 5 th day of April, 1040.
? LLE (
MRS BELLE C. WALDO,
Administratrix of the estate
a5-6t of Harry Waldo.
NOTICE
Notice ls hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
us, the undersigned, N. H. Paulos
and George Sfetsos, carrying on a
restaurant business in Elizabeth City
and Williamston, 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
iness future, in Elizabeth City, will
be carried on by the said N. H. Pau
los alone, and the business in future,
in Williamston, will be carried on
by the said George Sfetsos alone.
N. H PAULOS,
;9-4t GEORGE SFETSOS.
FOR STATE SENATOR
I hereby announce my eanditlacy for the State
Senate ah one of the Senators from the Second Dis
trict, subject to the will of the Democratic Party
in the Primary on May 25, 1940.
HUGH G. HORTON
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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PHONE 83
HOTEL GEO. REYNOLDS BLDG.
Final and Last Warning
Saturday, May 11th
Is absolutely the Last Day for Martin County Cit
izens to register for the May ami June Primaries.
II You Register^- You May Vote
IfYouDon'tRegister-YouDon'tVote
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All citizen* who have not registered are urged to go to the designat
ed places for registration in their respective precincts, declare their
party affiliation, subscribe to the simple qualifications and register.
The books will be open from 9 A. M. to Sunset on Saturday, May 11,
1940. For good government, register lomorroi and participate in
the coming elections.
Martin County Board of Elections
SYLVESTER PEEL, Chairman
J. R. WINSLOW, Sec'y
WADE YICK, Member.