Society and Personals
OF Wll.l .lAMBTON u4 KASHN COUNT*
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Visitor Her*
Mr. T. H. Brown, of Jamesville.
was a business visitor here yester
day. _
To Return Tomorrow
Mr R. H. Goodmon is expected i
home tomorrow afternoon from At
lanta, where he attended a meeting
of the National Baseball Association
as president of the Coastal Plain
League
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mesdamas E P. Cunningham, Her
bert Taylor and Ray Goodmon visit
ed in Rocky Mount yesterday
Was Here Yeaterday
Mr. J. W. Peel, of Everetts. was
here yesterday attending to busi
Was Bualnew Visitor Here
Mr Lester Davt*r-of Jamesville,
was a business jrttitor here yester
day
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mrs. John W. Williams and daugh
ter, Miss Lucy, visited in Rocky
Mount yesterday.
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In Bethel This Week
Misses Mary Ruth Ward. Faye
Gurganus, Mary Lewis Manning and
Pennie Rose Waters visited in Beth
el this week.
Leave for Atlanta
Messrs. J. Eason Lilley and Hur
sel Miller left Tuesday night for At
lanta where Mr. Lilley is attending
a baseball meeting. Mr. Miller con
tinued to Birmingham for a visit
with relatives.
Was Business Visitor Here
Dixie Roberson, of Robersonville,
was a business visitor here yester
day
Visiting in Roeky Mount
Miss Mickey Quigley is visiting in
Rocky Mount this week-end
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Were Here Yesterday
Mesdames Miller Harrell and R.
J. Auchter, of Plymouth, vi ited here
yesterday.
In Greenville Tuesday
Mr. John Henry Edwards was a
business visitor in Greenville Tues
day afternoon.
Return from Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Milton Goldman
have returned from a visit with rel
atives in Philadelphia.
Leave for Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Peele left
this week for Greenville, Tenn.,
where Mr. Peel will be located on
the tobacco market this season
Was Here This Week
Mr. W H. Adkins, of Roberson
vittc. visited here this week.
Returns from New York City
Mrs. kYank Margolis has returned
from a visit in New York City.
Returns from New York
Miss Mickey Quigley has returned
from a visit with relatives in New
York
In Raleigh Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Jones visit
?d in Raleigh Wednesday
KOBERSON-LEGGETT
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Leggett,
Jr., of near here, announce the mar
iage of their daughter. Myrtle, to
rving A. Roberson. of Greenville,
>n Monday. August 5, in Emporia,
vith Rev. J. S. Gwenn officiating.
Mrs. Roberson wore for her wed
ling a street dress of cornflower blue
vith navy accessories. She is a grad
late of the local schools, after which
he attended a beauty school in Nor
olk She is also a graduate of a
msiness college in Baltimore where
he was employed for several
nonths Until about a month ago she
vas employed with the employment
livision of the WPA in Williams
on.
The groom, son of the late Mr. and
Ars. Simon E Roberson, of near
lobersonville, uttended the city
chools and is now employed with the
iyt of Greenville in the water and
ight department. ,
After January 1st the young cou
de will be at home in Greenville.
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isit Here Wednesday
Mesdames Jack Jackson and Flav
as Alligood, of Washington, visit
d the latter's daughter, Mrs. Wood
en Tice, and Mr. Tice, here Wed
lesday.
Vas Here Wednesday
Miss Marion Brinkley, of Plym
uth, visited here Wednesday af
ernoou.
s Visiting in Alabama
Breezy Beaird is visiting relatives
n Fairfax, Alabama.
Vas a Visitor Here
Mrs. J. C. Swain, of Plymouth,
vas a visitor here Wednesday.
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Auxiliary Meets
Tin' St. Elizabeth Auxiliary of the
ipiscopal Church met with Mr*
lenry Handy Wednesday night at
ler home on Watts Street. *
'isit Here Wednesday
Mrs Elmer James and Misa Dor
( Everett, of Everetts, visited here
Wednesday.
ire Visiting in Ayden
Mr and Mrs. Charles Russell are
isiting Mr. and Mrs. N. H Lock
art, in Ayden, for a few days
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Vrre Here Wadnaaday
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Taylor and
aughter, of Robersonville, visited
icre Wednesday.
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ittend Bridge Party
Muses Ella Mae Gaylord and Do
ores Long attended the bridge par
y given by Mrs. Leslie Hardison in
amesville Wednesday night
'Isit* in Rocky Mount
Mrs W. H. Harrison visited in
tocky Mount Wednesday.
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?pendx Week-end Here
Miss Martha Lomax, of Greens
xiro, visited Miss Elva Grace Barn
nII here last week-end
n Washington Wednesday
Mrs. Russell McAllister visited in
Washington Wednesday.
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'ailed To Fayetteville
Mr and Mrs. Jack Horner were
?ailed to Fayetteville yesterday due
o the serious illness of Mr. Horner's
ather.
WEEK ? END SPECIAL
20c DOWN 25c WEEKLY
(iiurantMd Silver Plate
Stainless Steel Blade*
WE SCORE AGAIN WITH AN AMAZING
WEEK-END SPECIAL CONSISTING OE:
M-PC. SILVER sg PIECES roR ? ? ?"NA
6 Knives 6 Dinner Pities
< Table Spoons a A Ar< 6 Salad Plates
6 Tea Spoons ? ^ _fl?uc<>rs
6 Forks
6 Cups and
6 Saucers
1 Butter Knife 20c DOWN i open Veg. Dish
1 Sugar Spoon 25c WEEKLY ? Meat Platter
Use Our Convenient Payment Plan
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
TELEPHONES 52 ami 53
Loral Rr/ireiirnlalivr jor
SASLOW'S JEWELRY STORE GREENVILLE
MOM
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From CLARK'S
FINER GIFTS
Christmas Gifts For Everyone
From Your Gift Store
CHRISTMAS
TREE LIGHTS
MAZDA AND IMPORTED BULBS.
OUTDOOR AND INDOOR SETS.
WIRED IN MULTIPLE OR SERIES
Clark's Drug Store
WILLLAMSTON PHONES 52 and 53
Mrs. Eason Lilley
Wins Contest Prize
Mrs Eason Lilley, of the Mac*
donia Horn* Demonstration club, was
the first-prize winner from the coun
ty in a state-wide canning contest
rhe canning contest was held local
ly in the county in September. Thir
leen women participated in the con
test. Mrs Eason Lilley won first
place in the county and her three
iars were taken to Raleigh by the
tome agent to enter the state con
test. The canning exhibit consisted
if canned veal, soup mixture and
peaches.
The state contest had 36 other
-ounties participating and Mrs Lil
ley was given fourth prize in thJ
date of three dollars The county en
tered the contest only one time be
fore this year and there were insuf
ficient entries.
Mrs. H. B Bowman, of Lee Coun
ty. was the first prize winner in the
state, receiving $20. Mias Ethel Sher
mer. of Yadkin County, received see
snd prize of $15; Mis. J. O. Priteh
,pd. of Camden County, won third
prize of $10; Mrs. Eason Lilley, $3.00
ind Mrs. Ben Fitzgerald, of Caswell
County, fifth prize, of $2 00. Mrs
Cornelia Morris, of State College
?tated the exhibits were far super
or to any ever submitted before
Mattress Project
Through last Friday 132 mattresses
lad been made and delivered at the
iounty mattress center in Everctts
Cf these mattresses 42 of them were
nade by the Farm Security Admin
stration during the month of No
vember under the supervision of
Miss Emelyne Evans.
Mr*. Champion And Mrs.
Kitrhin Honored At Tea
Mr^ J. G. Slaton was a charming
losteas at a tea at her home Wed
lesday from three until six o'clock
m honor of Mesdames Victor Cham
pion and Travis Kitchin.
Guests were greeted by Mrs
Charles Godwin, Jr., and shown ln
:o the living room to greet the hos
less and honor guests, and Mrs.
lohn Hardy. In the den, Mrs. J S
Rhodes presided over the register.
Mrs. F. U. Barnes poured tea and '
was assisted in the dining room by
Mesdames Rome Biggs and Sebas
;ian Macon. Misses Marjorie Gray
Punn, Elizabeth Parker, Nancy Mer
?er, Ann Fowden, Mary O'Neal Pope
ind Sylviu Green served dainty sand
wiches. cakes, nuts and mints
Miss Betsy Manning held the card
ray, and Mrs. Paul Simpson bade
he guests goodbye, presenting each
with a dainty handkerchief from
in old-fashioned basket
Approximately 150 guests called
luring the afternoon.
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Miss Marjorie Ward, daughter of
Mr. W. J. Ward and the late Mrs.
IVard of this city, became the bride
if Mr. Ellis Chesson, of Williamston,
n a ceremony of dignity and charm
ailemnized on Thursday evening at
:he home of the bride's father on
Railroad Street. The home was dec
irated in bridal green and white,
southern smilax and white chrysan
themums formed a lovely back
ground for the wedding scene. Rev
E C. Shoe, pastor of the bride, of
ficiated using the impressive ring
eremony.
Mrs. Chesson, attractive young
lady of the local younger set, is a
graduate of the Robersonville High
School, and also of the commercial
class of the same school.
Mr. Chesson, graduate of William
ston High School, now holds a posi
tion as assistant manager of Pen
der's store in Williamston.
After a wedding trip to unknown
points, they will be at home in Wil
liamston.
Visit* Here Wednesday
Mrs, Robert Taylor, of Roberson
ville, visited here Wednesday
In Washington Today
Mayor J. L. Hassell and R. E.
Manning are in Washington this
norning attending to business.
flalt at Sanatorium
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peel visited
Miss Christine High at Sanatorium
Wednesday Miss High, formerly
collected with the county health de
partment here, is improving rapidly
'rom a long illness there and is ex
pected home within the next few
vecks
flail in Wilson
Mrs. D. G. Modlin, Miss Mildred
Cverett and Mr. T- B. Slade visited
n Wilson yesterday.
It tend Medical Dance
Mr. and Mrs. Iverson Skinner at
ended the medical dance in Washi
ngton Tuesday night.
n Plymouth Thursday
Miss Bolton Cowen visited in
Plymouth Thursday afternoon.
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flails Here Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Wilkens, teacher in
he Farm Life school, visited here
Wednesday afternoon.
Was Here Yesterday
Corporal W. S. Hunt, of Washing
on, visited here yesterday.
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in Oreenville Today
Attorneys Wheeler Martin and
Clarence Griffin are in Greenville
oday attending to professional mat
ers.
Uncovering from Illness
Mr. B. S. Courtney is recovering
From an illness and is expected out
the early part of next week.
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Continues Quito 01
Mr. W. D. Ambers continues quite
ill at his home on West Main Street
here, a report this morning stating
that he did not rest very well last
night.
Emblem Recognized
)urincr Early Part
)f The Civil War
Wl>l Fla* Dnignnl untJ
I^Kully Adopted in
The Year 1885
It may be of interest and it may
>me as a surprise to learn that it
as only 78 years ago that legal
eps were taken to establish and
fcognue a state flag for North Car
?*' ?,rdmanc?' concerning the !
ate flag having been ratified on i
one 22. 1861 as appears m Ordi
S ? N C" 1 "62 1863
The flag adopted in 1861 is said to
ave had the state seal and date
wht>n Nor,h Carolina
veded from the Union, which was
?sponsible for the selection and
aoption of a state flag
fla* was designed by W.l
am Cj. Brown, an eminent artist of
sleigh, and this flag was issued to
first ten regiments of N C
?oops. It wus borne by them
iroughout the war, being the only
ag except the Confederate colors
sod by the N. C. troops during the
ar between the States
This model was used until 1885
hen the present state Hag was do
*n^;iconsis,'nK a blue union,
uitainuig m the center a white st ir
ft i nrt K',h'rS "N- C " 1,11 'he
ft and right of the star The fly of
le flag consists of two equally pro
orrnned bars, the upper red and the
;wer White The total length of the
idth "'""-third more than the
The two dates on the scrolls make
,rs Md'V% N?rth Caro'ina his
at th ' n 775 ,h?- date
ibiiu a ^ of Mecklenburg
itriots declared themselves inde
sndent of the English King, and the
?cond date, April 12, 1776. comment
ating the day on which the Halifax
invention directed the N C dele
? es to the Continental Congress to
a separation from England
In 1907 the legislature passed an
it requiring the state flag to be
ow-ii from all state institutions, pub
buildings and courthouses. The
mbol of the government to which
e people of North Carolina owe'
llegiance and from which thev se
Jre protection is recognized hv
iany public and private schools and
Sternal orders that now Hy the
ate flag The state law requires
ind th a f'a,! displayed bl
ind the judge's stand in every coun
courthouse The state law requires
elliT" ,"'e death of any state of
cial the flag shall be put at half
ia? until the burial of such pers',,
iall have taken place A flag at
tlf-mast symbolizes mourning
he na flag is t.. go at half-mast, it
first raised to the top of the staff
id then lowered a distance equal
' the width of the flag
It IS said that the word "flag" is
>elled nearly the same in all lan
2\""d T?ina,|y a<?hified "that
ich hangs . Flags combine much
"> beautiful, historical and in
uring, and cannot fail t? thrill the
part of every American. They are
?mblems of our unity, emblems of
jr liberty and of our thought and
urpose as a state ami nation
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?oral You,ik Man llumtrvil
It University Recently
Kay Goodmon, Jr., wus accorded
n unusual honor recently when he
'as elected a member of the student
?gislature in the University of
lorth Carolina, Chapel Hill. The lo
al young man represents the fresh
ian class.
Utu-ktml For Kiwunin
Flub Here taut fright
It was a blackout for the local
iwanis club last evening when the
idies "missed the bus" and made
:> preparations for the regular
ieeting of the organization. Ser
vant L. L. Jackson, of the highway
atrol, was to have addressed the
roup.
The cafes and Willie Watts' oys
r bar picked up extra business, but
few of the husbands just went
ithout a meal, and did not com
aiiyclther.
Ahoskie Today
Mr. George Mauhler is attending
business in Ahoskie today
love To Main Street
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Bailey and fam
y have moved from Williams Street
? the Godwin house on West Main
xeet.
ontinues Critically 111
Mr. James L. Coltrain continues
ritically ill at his home in Grif
ns Township.
egion Auxiliary To Meet
The Junior Legion Auxiliary will
leet here tomorrow afternoon at 3
. m. All members are extended
)rdial invitation ^o attend.
ORDER NOW!
ChristmuH Cartli* with
Your Name Imprinted
50 for $1.00
AND IIP
Hundred* of Detign*
For Selection
Peele's Jewelers
"GIFT CENTER"
Babv Contest Nets
County School $73
Under the auspices of the glee
club of Gold Point colored school, a
baby contest was held in the school
auditorium Monday hight. Ruth Httt
Anthony supervised the contest. . I
The baby having the most votes
was Maggie Gene Matthews and not-1
ted $21.25 for the school. Other con
testants were Annie Mane Briley,
$14 00; Linwood Parker. $10 27 Mary
Gladys Andrews. $7 15; Rosa Juan-!
ita Bell. $5.00: Elsie Mae Mabry.1
$3 95 The winner received a metal
rocking chair and the others were
awarded prizes.
The glee club will give the P.T.A
of the school $73.03, the total amount
received from the contest, which
will be used to complete payments ,
on the piano and to install electric ,
lights in the building. The club lias,
as its goal for the school year $100 j
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Expected Home Tomorrow
Mr T B Brandon is expected
home tomorrow from Chicago where
he attended the International live
stock show as president of the North
Carolina County Agents' associa- |
tion
In Kaleigh Wednesday
Messrs. L. T Fowden and A Cor
ey attended to business matters in
Raleigh Wednesday
CARD OF THANKS
We Wish to express our deepest
appreciation for the flowers and for
the many kind deeds following the
death of our son and brother
Mr. and Mrs Levi Davis
and Family.
BAILEY BAILEY
Mr and Mrs Charlie Bailey an
[ounce the marriage of their daugh
er. Etnel. to Albert Charles Bailey
Jctober 31, 1M0, in the home of
lev M Y. Self, at Bethel. N C
The couple are making their home
vith Mr and Mrs. Herman Biggs
tear here.
BABY'S
COLDS
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-externally. Rub on
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SMai*"olis Krollirrs
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into ease" <
"Outdoors I was as cold as a hot-water bag al
dawn . . . 8h?vci?i>^ in i.iy summer underwear
1 mil I ;-v.t hep t ? !Ianes Winter Sets . . . ant
I'll say they're the anti freere underwear."
And that's a fact I With Hanks middleweigh\
Winter Sets you're warm outdoors without swel
tering indoors. You'll like the Hanesknit Crotch
Guaul with its gentle athletic support. All
round Lastcx waistband. No
buttons, no draw strings, no
gadgets . . . you're really
unaware of underwear.
Choose one of the popular
Winter Set styles. See your
Hanks Dealer today.
HANES
WINTER SETS
5<M
THI GARMENT
Select the < ombination
you tike Wear u
ulrrvfIf?( or ahort
treve ?htrt. Thr
hooar a pair of Crotch
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Guard Wind Shirld*
( large fu<urr above) i
Crotch ~
h Guard Shorts
(?ln>W II ?t I r ft ). All
cotton (l ombnl) <>i
cottou wool uuxturra.
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HAMPION || OTMEII.
1 He to 12
Varm ?? lummn aun
hinr. Ankle length leg*,
.ong or whort aleev ?
Nothing to pmrh or pull,
luttoiia, buttonholea,
ulfa an.l irama all aewe<l
u keep the wear in thia
ruler wear.
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(Juulittjjooa Stow i
DOUBLE-FRESH, GOLDEN BLEND
COFFEE 2 ibs. ? ? ? 25?
"Winning New Friends Every Day"
TKin.i. i id sii. oi it rituii
BREAD, 2 large loaves 15c
Ol.l) YIKOIMA. I'OI'I I.AK VARIETIES
PRESERVES. 2 Mb. jars 29c
THE HIT OF THE WEEK'
CHOCOLATE - COCOANUT
CAKE. 11b. size Zl*
Large Size, $3.50?All Freshly Baked!
Grocery Features
I'KNUKK'S BUST
FLOUR, 12-lb. bag 43c
PENDER'S BEST
FLOUR, 24-lb. bag 83c
MOTHER'S
SALAD DRESSING, qt. jar 23c
SMAI.I. EVAPORATED
PRUNES. 3 lbs 13c
Sweet Crushed
CORN 3 No. 2 cans 20c
l and ?' Eakrs
DAISY CHEESE, lb. 22c
llurff'M
ASSORTED SOUPS, can 5c
Southern Manor Sliced or Halves AAA
PEACHES. 2 No. 21 cans. Z5r