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Clak ! Society and Personals OF HIIUAMSTON and MARTIN COl'NTT PBONK Anything tor This T? 4 6 L Getting Along Nicely Friends of Garner House will be glad to learn that he is getting along nicely following an operation for appendicitis performed early yester day morning in a Washington hospi tal. Returns from World's Fair Mr. Cotton Davis has returned from a visit to the World's Fair and points it. Canada. ? Return from Morehead Mr. Irving .Margolis and guest, Mi. Phil Robbins, of Winston-Salem, nave returned from a fishing trip at Morehead. Visit Here Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saunders, of Kmston. visited relatives here- Wed nesday. In Norfolk Yesterday Mr. V. J. Spivey was in Norfolk ?yesterday attending to business. Returns from Scotland Neck Mrs. Cyrus W. Bazemore returned to her home here this week follow ing o three woeks' stay with rela tives in Scotland Neck. She was ac-1 r >hipained homo fry lutle iviiss Peg gv Madry. who wiil visit here a few days. h Visiting Here Little Miss Marie Williams, of Henderson, is visiting Mr. and Mrs John Wier here for a few days. In Tarboro Yesterday Mrs. John Rodgerson and guest, Mi's M B Dawes, of Richmond, Mrs Clinton House and son, John Clin ton. of Robersonviih. and Miss Mary Rodgerson visited Mrs. John Fraley m Tarboro yesterday. Leave for Pamlico Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Clayton and family leave Sunday for a two j weeks' stay at their cottage at Pain- | lied. Was Business Visitor Here Mr. A. M. McGlamory, of Wins ton-Salem, was a business visitor here Wednesday. Visit in Rocky Mount Mrs. J. H. Edwards and son. Jack, and Mrs. C. D. Pittman and son, Ja mie. visited in Rocky Mount Wed nesday Visit at Summer Haven Messrs. D. V. Clayton and Jodie Woolard visited at Summer Haven I Wednesday night Is Visiting Here Miss Mildred Darden, of Kenly, is j visiting Mr. and Mrs Robert Co : burn here. Visit At Nags Head Mr and Mrs Joe Glenn, Miss Vir ginia Norman, of Plymouth. Mr [ Shelbon Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hardison, of Plymouth, visited at Nags Head last week-end. Return from Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Whitley and family have returned from a visit 1 with Mrs! Whitley's relatives m Ar kansas. Enjoy Pleasant Picnic The ministers of Williamston, their i families and guests enjoyed a very pleasant picnic at Eden House Beach Wednesday. isit in Roanoke Rapids Mesdames Jack Horner, Wheeler Manning and B EC Rogerson and Miss Sara Gurgamis visited in Roan ake Rapids this week ! Shop Here Yesterday Miss Eflie Waldo and Mrs. P. L. Salsbury, of Hamilton, shopped here yesterday. Was Business Visitor Here Mr. Shep Brinkley, of Plymouth, was a business visitor here Thurs day Was Here Yesterday Mrs. Gertrude Brinkley, of Plym outh, visited here yesterday. Mrs. Jim Rhodes. Miss Ruth Man ning and Messrs. Elbert Peel. Chas. Manning and Wheeler Ward visited friends at Pamlico Wednesday. In Norfolk Wednesday Mesdames Dean Speight and Paul Simpson visited in Norfolk and Suffolk Wednesday. Is Visiting Here Miss Letty Jones, of Greensboro, is the house guest of Miss Daisy Pur vis here. Is in l^ocal Hospital Mrs. Johnny Wynne, of Bear Grass is receiving treatment in Brown Community hospital. In Washington Wednesday Mrs Eloise Bennett visited in Washington Wednesday. Visiting Near Yorktown, Va. Mr and Mrs. B S. Courtney are visiting relatives near Yorktown, Va. In Louisburg This Week Mrs Erah Cobb is visiting relatives in Louisburg this week. Is Visiting Here Miss Odell Harris, of Norfolk, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Ingram, here. In Wilson Last Week-end Miss Blanche Harrison visited in Wilson and Wilmington last week end Visit in Richmond Messrs. J. L. and J S. Holliday vis ited friends in Richmond Sunday. Returns to Richmond Mrs. Oetivia Cone has returned to her home in Richmond after a visit here with Mrs P B Cone and fam ily. At Pamlico Wednesday Mr. and Mrs W G Petit", Mr, and] Mrs. Garland Barnliill. Mrs, Daisy Purvis and Miss Lottie Jones, of Greensboro, visited Pamlico Beach Wednesday afternoon. In Chapel Hill Yesterday Messrs. D. N Hix and J. C. Man ning were in Chapel Hill yesterday interviewing prospective teachers for the local schools. Attend Game in Snow Hill Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Corey, Mrs. C B. Roebuck and Mr. Charles James were in Snow Hill Wednesday af ternoon for the ball game. Visiting in Tarboro Mrs Mayo Hardison is visiting relatives in Tarboro for a few days. Are Visiting Here Miss Louise Roberson, Bill and Noah Roberson, of Lexington, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hardison here. Returns to Hamilton Miss Dorothy Perkins has return ed to her home in Hamilton after a visit to Virginia Beach. Was Here Tuesday Miss Rebecca Capehart, of Wind sor, visited here Tuesday afternoon. CLARK'S SUMMER SPECIALS KLKCTKIC FANS 1.6,? up ['ICMi: St PIMJKS PAPKK ft PS ? NAPKINS - PI.ATES S1PPKKS?SPOONS?FOKKS? l(lc Ilk*. TRUSSES ? AltDOMINAL BELTS LKlTLHES?elastic STOCKINGS MALS FOOT BALM (Guaranteed to relieve athlete'? foot CLARK'S CORRKCTIVK COMPOUND For DYSENTERY?D1ARRHOAE and I'PSET STOMAC H SI NBl KN LOTIONS anil CRKAMS CLARK'S DRUG STORE Lei I ? Ull )our !\ext I'rescrii>tionn PHONES 52 and 55 r WEST-FILLING AMI A very quiet end beautiful wed ding was celebrated in the William - rton Christian Church at nine o'clock on the morning of July 4th, when Miss Mmnie Ray Fillingame. of New Bern, became the bride of Mr John nie Robert West, also of New Bern The bride and groom entered the church unattended, and spoke their vows in the presence of a few friends The Rev. John L. Goff, pas tor of the Williamston Christian Church, and former pastor of both bride and groom, used the beautiful ring ceremony. Miss Fillingame is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W. H. Fillingame, of New Bern, and is a graduate of the New Bern high school. Mr. West is the son of Mr. and Mrs B. C. West, of New Bern, and was graduated from the New Bern high school about four years ago. For the past three years Mr. West has been in the United States Navy, but is now connected with the Neuse Ma chine Company, of New Bern. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs West will be at home to I friends at 71 Metcalf Street. New | Bam. At Albemarle Yesterday Mesdames Noah Hardison and Wil-1 ham Gurganus visited at Albemarle | Beach yesterday afternoon. Visit in Tarboro Mrs. Anna Harrison and Miss 1 Carrie Whitford visited in Tarboro | Wednesday afternoon. In Belhaven Wednesday Mrs. J. D. Thrower and Miss Clyde 1 Hassell visited in Belhaven Wednes-| day afternoon. Is Getting Along Nicely Mrs. E. P. Cunningham is get-1 ting along nicely at her home near | here following treatment for a frac tured vertebra sustained in a fall | at her home Sunday. Return to Selma Mr. and Mrs. George B. Steele re turned to their home in Selma yes terday following a visit here with friends and relatives. Return to Richmond Mrs. Hugh Singleton and little daughter, Patricia, returned to their home in Richmond Tuesday Mrs. P. V Jones accompanied them there and returned home last evening. Enters Rocky Mount Hospital Mr. Hardy Rose, Jr., entered Rocky Mount hospital yesterday to I undergo treatment during the next | two or three weeks. In Raleigh Yesterday Messrs. C. D. Carstarphen and | Jack Hinton were in Raleigh yes terday attending to business. Visit Near Plney Grove Mrs. Herbert Lawrence Lane, of | Washington, D. C , and mother-in law, of Roanoke Rapids* visited Mrs. Leon Earl Griffin, near Pmey Grovej this week. Recovers from Operation Mrs. Urbin Rogers has-recovered fruin a recent operation and has re turned to her home here from Golds hnrri Visiting in Washington City Mrs. Thermon Griffin, of near here, is visiting Mrs. Robert L. Lane, the former Miss Dorothy Phillips, of Washington City. Are at Camp Charles J. D Woolard, Buddy Wier and ! Stuart Critcher are at Camp Charles I near Wilson, for a week. Legion Auxiliary In Business Meet! On Monday, the American Legion Auxiliary held ita regular business meeting at the hut. The allegiance to the flag and the preamble were given, after tne meeting was called to order. Fourteen members were present and the minutes of the last meeting were approved. A naval prmt plate has been offer ed by the president to any unit mem-1 ber who brings in the most names J and dues by October Mth A junior auxiliary will be organ-1 lzed this month by Mesdames Chas Davenport, W. E. Dunn and W M. | Wynn A meeting of all eligible jun iors, daughters and sisters of vet erans, will be held at the hut on | Monday afternoon, July 15, at 4 p. m. The Legion and Auxiliary will have a joint installation service at their regular meeting the second Monday night in August. Mesdames Ray Goodmon, Hugh Horton, W. O. Griffin, and John A. Ward were ap pointed to serve on a committee with I the legion in preparation for this service. Mesdames Charles Davenport. John A. Ward and H. L. Swain, del-1 egates to the state convention, dis cussed the affair with the members. | a MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Mrs. Carl Lee Beacham entertain ed at a delightful miscellaneous shower Tuesday afternoon from 4 until 6 at her home near here, hon oring her sister-in-law, Mrs. William Leroy Hadley, who before her re cent marriage, was Miss Lyda Marie Ballard. Gladioli in pastel shades and pint were used effectively as decorations throughout the home. The hostess, assisted by Misses Maude Hadley and Dorothy Col train, greeted the guests and direct ed them to the bride's book, presid ed over by Miss Sarah Holliday. The guests were then directed to the living room where bingo and Chi nese checkers were played. Dainty sandwiches, cakes and lem onade were served the following guests. Mesdames Hadley, honoree; W. S. Revels, Nellie Hadley, Lizzie Grif fin, Marcella Coltrain, Jasper Grif fin, Charles Beacham, Bill Hadley, Perlie Coltrain, Joseph Griffin, Ma mie Corey, Alfred Griffin, J. L. Hol liday, H. U. Peel, Theodore Ange, Lizzie Coltrain, R. S Rogerson, Lu cian Peel, J. S. Holliday, R. L. Per-I ry. Robert Coltrain, H. C. Green, Henry Peel, George E. Peel, E. A Hadley, Ben Whitehurst, Leon Earl Griffin, Garland Perry and Claude L. Hadley, Misses Susie Revels, Eve lyn and Sarah Holliday, Polly Peel, Maude Hadley, Audrey and Dorothy Coltruin, Uludys Wrbb, Maiy llad ley, Ella raye Roberson, Sophie Jane and Carl Lee Beacham, Jr., Charlie G. Coltrain, James Coltrain, Leona Coltrain and Susie Griffin, A. P. Griffin, Jennie Perry Griffin, Grimes and Gordon Peel, Sally Bailey, Jan ice Holliday, Laura F. Peel, Edna and A. D. Hadley, Ronald and Loren Coltrain and Carol Ange. BEACH PABTT Madame* D W. Russell, L. W. Sylvester, E. C. Koonce. S. E. Koonce and J- E. Rand were hostesses Fri day at a beach party at Atlantic Beach honoring their sister, Mrs George H. Harrison, of Williamston A picnic luncheon was served to the following, Mrs Harrison, hon oree, Mrs. E. J. Howard, Misses Elaine and Frances Rand, Murrill, Irene and Nancy Koonce, Donald. Nat, Dan Murrill and John Rand, Jr, Travis, Richard, Warren and Stanley, Earl Koonce, and the hos Leave for Camp Leach Rev. and Mrs. John Hardy leave Sundy for a two weeks' stay at Camp Leach nea rWashington. Returns from Virginia Beach Mr. Harry Biggs has returned from a visit with relatives at Virginia Beach. Returns from Washingotn Mis Mary Lewis Manning has re turned from a week's visit with friends in Washington. In Norfolk Wednesday Mesdames Dean Speight and Paul Simpson spent Wednesday night in Norfolk with friends and relatives. Change How the change from horse to mechanical power has affected farm demand is shown in the fact that it took 82,000,000 acres to feed work stock in 1913, while in 1933 only 46, 000,000 acres were required. Plan Organisation Of A Junior Auxiliary Hare All daughters and listers up to 18 years of age. of honorably discharg ed veterans of the World War and members in good standing in the American Legion, please meet with Mrs Charles Davenport at the Le gion Hut, Monday afternoon. July 15th, at four o'clock. At this tune a junior auxiliary will be organized HONORS MISS DARDEN Mrs. R. L. Coburn entertained at a delightful bridge luncheon at her home Wednesday morning from 10:30 until 2 o'clock, honoring Miss Mil dred Darden, of Kenly, her house guest, and Mesdames Abner Brown and Asa Crawford, recent brides. Miss Darden was presented an at tractive gift and the two brides were given linen. Miss Mildred Darden captured the high score award and Mrs. E. T. Walker received the consolation prize. Assisting Mrs. Coburn in serving a delicious cold plate was Miss Jo sephine Harrison. Guests were Miss Darden, Mes dames Brown and. Crawford, hon- -i orees, Mesdames Hubert Coburn, ' George Harrison, Jr., George Harri son, Curtis Leggctt, Garland Barn lull. David 41ix, Russell McAllister, Marion Cobb, Ernest Etheridge, Ver non Bunting, J. W. Watts, Charles Leonard and E. T. Walker. WHERE WILL YOU MATCH VALUE LIKE THIS? DRIVE IN FOR AN APPRAISAL! Think of hi AfullUdtt inch wheelbase, wider ?eats, gorgeous interiors, and Dodge world-famous gas and oil savings for only a few dollars mors than smaller, low-priced cars. Come in today! Your pres ent car will probably make the full down-payment? balance on easy budget terms I IDODGEl LUXURY LINER VTT* DIXIE MOTORS, Inc WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Summary of Uniform Annual Budget Estimate Of Martin County, North Carolina Kor the Kiwi'al Year B<'grmniii?y Inly l, I94A. A?wl Finlingr Jmw 3ft, lQdl ruhiuiwd in Compliant* with Keiiuirement of the "C.ounty hisial (,'ontrol Act"?Sec. 7, i.h. 116, I'. 1927 FUND County General Fuiul Poor Fund Old Age Assistance Fund .,. ....... Aid to Dependent Children Fund Health Fund County Debt Service Fund EIGHT MONTHS SCHOOL TERM: Current Expense Fund Capital Outlay Fniwl Debt Service Fund TOTALS COLUMN 1 t - a t* $ 45,102.00 19,.'{20.84 5,967.00 .{,450.00 8,1 .'{0.00 58.877.02 26,930.00 12,210.00 43.521.00 $223,507.86 COLUMN 2 c < 5 $34,200.00 3,350.00 16,483.00 , 1,500.00 $55,533.00 COLUMN 3 U* u _ $ 10,902.00 15.970.84 5,%7.00 3,450.00 8,130.00 58.877.02 10,447.00 12,210.00 42,021.00 $167,974.86 COLUMN 4 Sale _ $ 688.00 907.00 816.00 200.00 410.00 8,342.98 528.00 6HhOO 2,100.00 $9,126.98 COLUMN 5 J 3* !p il $ 11,590.00 16,877.84 6,813.00 3,650.00 8,540.00 62,220.00 10,970.00 12,820.00 44,121.00 $177,101.84 COLUMN 6 ?S> $12,200,000 12^00,000 12,200,000 12,200,000 12,200,000 12,200,000 12,200,000 12^200,000 12^00,000 $12,200,000 COLUMN 7 St as j .095 .138 .052 .03 .07 .51 .09 1 /kp* ?105 .36 1.45 COLUMN 8 ? o w J! & .11 .0475 .025 .0675 .515 .0875 .095 .3725 1.45 INDEBTEDNESSt ? , _ ,, 1939-40 1940-41 Rrdurrd last yr General (flinty Boiwl- _8559.414)41 8531,004) 828.000 l^ounty School Bond* ? 2I8.04H) 212.000 6,000 Slate School Loan* 74), 150 56.154) M 4MM) TOTALS 8877,150 8820.150 8ML04M) I hereby certify the above to be a true statement of the budget estimate for the various activities of Martin County for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941. This July 10, 1940, J. SAM GETSINGER, County Accountant
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