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Society and Personals
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Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Ben Hopkins ,of Sunbury. vis
ited here last week-end
Visit Here Last Week-end
Mr and Mrs. G. M Roberson and
son, William, of Norfolk, visited rel
atives here last week-end.
Are Visiting Here
Mr and Mrs. Charles Whitley and
son. of Atlanta, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs J C. Anderson here.
Return from Greenville
Misses Addie Lee Meador. Virgil
Ward and Mary Helen Boy kin re
turned iujme yesterday from Green
villi* where they completed the past
term in E^ist Carolina Teachers Col
lege
Return to Roanoke. Va
Mrs J F. Hobbs. Miss Lcgatta
Hobbs, and J. F. Hobbs. Jr.. of Ro
anoke, Va., returned to their home
--last-week end -following a visit in
Hamilton mth Mrs Clam Everett
They were accompanied home by
Mrs Myrtle Bunting who will visit
them.
Visits in Hamilton
Miss Hazel Jam il, of Grifton. vis
ited Misses Maggie Bell and Annie
Jones m Hamilton last week-end.
Attend Graduation Exercises
Miss Dorothy Whitehurst. of Foun
tains Gross Roads, and Mrs. B. F. My
ers .of Hamilton, attended the grad
uation exercises at Meredith College.
Raleigh, Miss Dolly Myers was a
member of the graduating class.
Visit at Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs James Bullock. Miss!
Kathleen Price and Mr. Libert Sher
man visited at Nags Head la-t w eek- I
??nd.
Continues To Improve
Mr. Will Waters, who sufietejd a i
broken thigh in an accident several |
weeks ago. continues to improve in
the Brown Community Hospital here.!
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffin an- 1
bounce-the birth of a daughter, Sal- !
ly Gray. Saturday.- June 1. Mother I
and daughter are getting along nice- I
lv at Brown Community Hospital. 1
In Hamilton Sunday
Miss Carolyn Davis, of New Bern,
visited Dr and Mrs E M Dong in
Hamilton Sunday
In Wilson Sunday
Mr and Mrs. J. Sam Getsinger and
Mrs. James Carrow visited in Wil
I son Sunday ?i
Visits in Hamilton
Miss Dorothy Flanders, of Enfield,
1 visited Miss Mildred Everett in
i Hamilton last week-end
In Hamilton Sunday
Mis1 Mabel Dunn, of New Bern,
visited Mrs Harry Waldo in Hainil
Iton Sunday.
In Rocky Mount Saturday
Miss Eleanor Taylor visited in
Rocky Mount Saturday.
In W ashington Sunday
Mrs. Otho Wi'llard and Miss Pattie
; Battle visited in Washington Sunday.
: Spend Week-end Here
Mrs Steven Cope land and daugh
ter, Larnarr. of Norfolk, visited Mrs
Mary Bonner Gurganus here last
u eek-vnd
\ isits Relatives Here
John Pope, Jr.. of Durham, visit
ed relatives here last week-end
In Plymouth Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bailey visited
in Plymouth Sunday.
Is Visiting in Pendleton
Mrs Garland Barnhill is visiting
relatives in Pendleton for a few
days.
Visit Near Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Green, of
Robersonville, visited Mrs. Joe Tay
lor near here Sunday
Shops Here Yesterday
Mrs. John Belflower. of Oak City
shopped here yesterday.
J*. Visiting Relative* Herr .
Wrenn Bailey, of Everetts, is visit
ing relatives here.
In Tarboro Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Margblis visit
ed relatives in Tarboio Sunday.
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Returns from Maul's Point
Mrs. Marion Cobb has returned
from a visit with relatives at Maul's
Point.
Attend Wedding Here
Mr and Mrs H M Ainsley, of Oak
City, attended the Johnson-Ward
wedding here Saturday morning:
Visiting in Washington City
Mrs Clyde Ward and daughter.
Margaret, are visiting relatives in
Washington City.
In Plymouth Sunday
Albert Cook. Shelbon Hall and
Ernest Mears visited in Plymouth
Sunday.
Attend Wedding Here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mizelle, of
Windsor, attended the Johnson-Ward
wedding here Saturday morning
Attending Training Conference
Miss Bern ice Ward is attending a
training confcn no at?Neusp For
est Camp. New Bern, this week.
Visit Here Sunday
Mis Lina Hamilton. Mr. Clyde
Hamilton and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Hamilton, of Smithfield. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Bowen here Sunday
Visiting in Richmond
Miss Nell Harrison is visiting
friends in Richmond for a few days.
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. Nell Newell, of Louisburg. is
visiting Mrs. Erah Cobb here.
Attend Show in Wilson
Mesdames Noah Hardison and Wil
liam Gurganus, Misses Isolene Gard
ner and Ann Hardison plan to at
tend a toy show 111 Wilson tomorrow
afternoon.
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Visits in Wilson
Mrs. Carlyle Langley visited
Wilson last week-end.
Returns from Norfolk
?4r?*4le Miss Mary Ijou Coltrnin has
returned from a six weeks' visit in
Norfolk.
Visit Near Here
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Adams, of
Washington City, visited the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harrison,
near here last Week-end.
In W'eldon l^ast Week-end
Misses Mary Charles Godwin and
Mary Gwynne Osborne visited in
Weldon last week-end.
Returns from Washington
Mrs. Davis Harrison has returned
from a two weeks' visit with rela
tives in Washington and Kinston.
Attending Graduation Exercises
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Manning and
son. Reg, are in Durham, attending
the graduation exercises at Duke
University. Their son, Ben. is a
member of the senior class.
Visiting in Delaware
Miss Madeline Taylor is visiting
relatives in Seaford, Del., for about
a month.
Spend Week-end Here
_ Mr. and Mrs. Jiomer Barnhrlt, Mrs.
Ben Barnhill and Miss Farnces Barn
hill, of Durham, visited relatives here
last week-end.
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Visit in Newport News
Mrs. W. C. Harrell, of Belhaven;
Mt sdames H. O. Peele and Mary
B> lh Osbmne visiied in Newport
News last week.
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Visiting in Elisabeth City
Jimmy Ward is visiting relatives
m Elizabeth City for a few days.
Broadcasts His Sermon
Rev. Z. T. Piephoff broadcast his
sermon Sunday from the First Pres
byterian Church in Goldsboro where
he wns n guest minister *
Are Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Noon, Mr. and
Mrs. George Thomas. Mrs. Harry
Swain and oon, of Juhnstuwn, Pa.,
are here With Mr Harry Swain,
baseball manager.
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Returns to Washington
Miss Ruth Johnson has returned
to her home in Washington after a
visit here with Miss Ruth Ward.
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Returns from Arkansas
Mr. Herbert Whitley has returned
from a visit with relatives in Arkan
In Portsmouth Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Frank Weaver and
daughters, Misses Helen and Lorene,
and sons, Bennie and Frank, visited
in Portsmouth Sunday '
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Visit At Pamlico
Mr. and Mrs Garland Coltrain vis
ited at Pamlico last week-end.
Attend Wedding Here
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gaylord, of
Whiteville, attended the Johnson
Ward wedding here Saturday.
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Leaves for Manteo
Miss Nat Gould left Saturday for
a two months' stay at her home in
Manteo.
Visiting in New York
Mrs. Fred Poole and daughter,
Jane, are visiting relatives in Roches
ter. NV V for ?Rhni aTir
In Tarboro Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Batchelor visit
ed relatives in Tarboro and Louis
burg Sunday.
Mill Harriton Receive*
Honor* At Converte
Spartanburg. S C ?Blanche Moore
Harrison, of Williamston. who re
ceived her degree from Converse
College at the recent commencement j
exercises, was the recipient of many j
campus honors during her course of;
study here
After coming to Converse from \
Peace Junior College, Miss Harrison
held memberships in several student
organizations, among them the col
lege athletic association, the Social
Science, Classical, and Cotillion
clubs, the Y.W.C.A., and she also
served Is advertising manager of the
college year book. At the Junior
freshman wedding, unique event on
the Converse campus. Miss Harrison
was groomsman in her junior year.
Miss Harrison, who is the daughter
of Mrs. C A Harrison, of Academy
Street. Williamston. received her
bachelor of arts degree, with her
major studies in sociology.
JOHNSON-WARD
At the Christian Church here Sat
urday morning, Miss Dorothy Ward
became the bride of William Henry
Johnson in a simple but impressive
ceremony. Rev John L. Goff offi
ciated.
The altar was beautifully decorat
ed with pink and blue larkspur,
peonies, fever few and painted dais
ies, banked against pine. At the base
of the seven branch candelabra on
either side were smaller baskets of
blue and pink gladiolia with a nine
branch candelabra in the center.
Prior to the ceremony Miss Ka
thryn Mewborn, of Tarboro, attired
in a becoming pink street dress with
a matching corsage of Briarcliff roses
and valley lilies, played "Ah Sweet
Mystery of Life", "Claire De Lune",
by Debussy; "I Love Thee", by Grieg
and softly throughout the ceremony,
"To a Wild Rose." Mrs. Harper Hol
liday, of Wilson, wearing a becoming
blue dress with pink accessories and
a corsage identical to Miss Mew
born's, sang "Indian Love Song" and
"Because".
The young couple entered the
church together to the strains of the
traditional wedding march.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ward, of Hertford, at
tended the Hertford schools, and a
beauty school in Norfolk. She was
lovely in a light blue ensemble with
matching accessories Her corsage
was <>f talisman roses, valley lilies
arid"fern, tied with matching ribbon.
For the past few years she has been
engaged in beauty work in William
ston.
The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson, of Oak City, attend
ed the schools there and completed
a business course in Richmond. He .
is employed here with Roberson's
Slaughter House
Ushers were Bill White, of Hert
fordElizabeth City, and N. R.
Manning, of Williamston.
Following their return from their
wedding trip to iin?iinnnnri?H points
the young couple will be at home
with Mr. and Mrs. Kim Saunders on
Church Street
Birth Announcemrnt
Mi and Mrs. E. P. Whitley, Jr , an
nounce the birth of a son on Friday,
May 31, in Charlotte
Were Here Yesterday
Attorney P. D. Roberson, Sergeant
Jackson und Chief William Gray, of
Robersoitvllle, were here oh profes
sional business yesterday.
Attend Dance Friday Night
Misses Geraldine Stalling^ and
Julia Taylor attended the opening
darjee at Albemarle Beach last Fri
day night.
In Henderson Sunday
Mesdames Bessie McKeel, B. D.
Wynne, C. L. Cherry, and Misses
Sarah Raynor, Mildred Cherry, Bea
trice Cherry and LaVern Spruill vis
ited in Henderson and Raleigh Sun
day.
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In Rocky Mount Today
Mr. Uus Rigas visited friends in
Rocky Mount today.
Visit in Norfolk Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Mr
Elbert Griffin, Mr and Mrs. Roland
Griffin and son, Jerold, visited Mr
and Mrs Howard Tyre in Norfolk
Sunday. : 1
Returns from Richmond
James S. Rhodes, Jr., returned
yesterday from Richmond, Va.,
Confined To His Home
Donald Ray Andrews is confined
to his home with a broken arm, sus
tained on Sunday.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. H. D. Peel, deceas
ed, late of Martin County, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before the 1st day of
June, 1941, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate wiH~
please make immediate payment.
This 1st day of June, 1940.
J. HENRY PEEL,
Administrator of the estate of
j4-8t J. H. D. Peel, deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the Deed of Trust ex
ecuted by T. W. Ange and othenTo
the undersigned, dated June S, 1933,
recorded in Book H-3, at page 537 of
the Martin County Public Registry,
and at the reauest of the holder of
the note of indebtedness thereby se
cured, default having been made in
the payment thereof I will, on the
24th day of June, 1940, at 12 o'clock
Noon, at the courthouse door in Mar
tin County offer for aale at public
cd in said deed of truit as follows
Beginning at Henry Hardiaon line
running thence with Mrs. Berry's
line an Easterly course to the A. C.
L. Railroad, thence with A. C. L.
Railroad to Henry Hardiaon*? Itne,
thence with Henry Hardiaon'a line
to the beginning containing five
acres, more or leas
This the 23rd day of June. 1940
W H. COBURN,
m28-4t Trustee.
Miss Eleanor Waters Becomes
Bride Of William C. Griffin
Mr and Mrs Seth H Waters, of
Oritntal, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Eleanor, to William
Clyde Griffin, of Williamston, on
Saturday, June 1, in Washington.
A graduate of the Oriental schools,
Mrs. Griffin has been prominently
associated with the Tayloe Hospital,
in Washington, as a graduate nurse.
She has made many friends among
Martin County people during her
stay there. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Griffin, of Wil
liamston. He attended the schools in
this county and was graduated with
scholastic honors by the University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill He is
now employed by the Branch Bank
ing and Trust Company here.
After June 6, Mr. and Mrs. Griffin
Witt be at home on Williams Street
here.
No announcements are being mail
ed in Williamston.
Latest Addition* To The
Enterprise Mailing List
Listed among the recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list arp the
following:
James R Cullipher, Washington,
D C ; W. Jackson Holliday, James
ville; Johnny Gurkin, Williamston;
L. H. Rouse, Oak City; Jesse D. Rog
ers. Williamston; J. H Mooring.
Hobgood; Jesse Stroud, Palmyra; W.
T. Hurst, Robersonville; D. B. Har
rison, Palmyra; A. L. Clark. Colum
bia, S. C.; William Ewell, Everetts;
Brice McCay, Oneonta, Ala.
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
The Oak City Camp, Woodmen of
the World, will observe its 50th an
niversary Thursday night, June 6th.
A free dance will be given for both
square and round dancers and the
music will be furnished by a Green
ville orchestra.
Called To Danville
Mrs. Eva Avant was called to Dan
ville yesterday following an accident
that cost the life of a nephew, Joe
Tucker, and critically injured anoth
er, Shelton Tucker.
Continues in Serious Condition
Reginald Elliott, aged native of
Arkansas, who suffered a broken leg
in an automobile accident here last
week, continues in a serious condi
tion in a local hospital.
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BINGO PARTY
A bingo party will be held in
the Human's Club Monday eve
nine, June 1Mb. The party will
begin promptly at 8:M and sev
eral valuable and useful prises
will be liven to those who bingo.
The proceeds from the party
will be used by the Woman's
Club to defray certain expenses
that have been Incurred in assist
ing charity cases for the past
several months.
MISS WILMA PHILLIPS TO WED
YOUNG MARTIN COUNTY MAN
The following invitation has been
received here by friends and rela
tives:
Mr. and Mrs. William Ivan Phil
lips request the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of their daugh
ter, Wilmer, to Mr. Milton Griffin,
on Wednesday, the twelfth of June
at eight o'clock in the evening. Pi
lot Baptist Church, Zebulon, N. C.
Mr Griffin is the son of Mr and
Mrs. Ira Griffin, Of this county. He
is now making his home in Washing
ton City where he is in the Library
of Congress.
Prominent County Men la
Honored On Birthday
One of Griffins Township's oldest,
most loved and most honored fathers,
grandfathers, and great-grandfath
ers, Mr. Simon D. Griffin, was hon
ored with a big barbecue, fried
chicken and many other delicious
foods served picnic style at his home
near Smithwicks Creek Church on
his 87th birthday, May 30. Mr. Grif
fin has si* living children, 34
grandchildren and 15 great-grand
children, all of which were present
except four grandchildren who were
"?lW? 4" he there
Many friends of Mr Griffin and
his children enjoyed the day very
much. About ninety persons were
present around the picnic table in
cluding his brothers and sisters.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Griffin, Mr. Griffin's
brother, of Coldsboro; Mrs. Lizzie
Griffin, of Goldsboro; Mrs. Ada
Brown, of Jamesville; Mrs. Paul Lef'.
gett and Miss Essie Woolurd and Mr
Bobby Woolard, of Washington; Dr.
Rhodes, Mr Bill Peel, and Mr. Smith,
j of Williamston
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr Tom Brown, of Hertford, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
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.Marriage License potted
A marriage license was issued in
this county last Saturday to William
F. Martin and Miriam Micelle, both
of Robersonville.
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