Club Meeting Enrtrrtammrnto Society and Personals OF HII.LIAMSTON and MARTIN COUNTY Anything far This Department PHONE To 4 6 L In Rsfceraonvllir Tuesday Mesdanu-b Clyde Williams, N T Ruberaon and Reuben Robe nam and .Miss Sally Roberson visited friends and relatives in Robersnnville Tues day afternoon / Returns from Tarboru Mrs. Jsese Everett has returned from a Tarboro hospital where she icceived treatment, to her home in ' Hamilton Was Business Visitor Here Mr Lester House, of Roberson ville, attended to business here on Wednesday I Visit Here Tuesday Misses Frances Bennett. Sara Bai ham and Jenny Levy, of Tarboru, ' visited the latter'* sister. Mrs. Irving Margolis. and Mr Murgolis. here on ! Tuesday night 11 [n Robersonville Monda* Mesdames Dave Matthews, Myrtle hunting and Ballard and Miss Ef 'ie Waldo, of Hamilton, wen- visi ;ors m Robersonville Monday W err Here W ediir*day Misses Doris Everett. Cleo James and Fanny Adams, teachers in the Everett* school, were visitor? here Wednesday afternoon Is Visiting Here Breezy Beaird. of Norfolk, is vis iting hen for a few days. [ onfined To Her Home Miss Sara Cook*- is confined to ier home with influenza W ere Here This Week Mesdames Walter Salsbury and Dave Matthews were visitors here this week. Confined To Her Home Mrs. Tally Garris is confined to her home near here with influenza Is in Baltimore Mis. B A. Crtieher is on a buying trip to Baltimore and New York Visit Here Wednesday Mrs A J Holliday and Miss Opal Brown, (if Jaemsville, were visitors here Wednesday afternoon. Spending Week-end Here Whit Purvis, student at the Uni versity. Chapel Hill, is spending the week-end here with his mother. Mrs Daisy Purvis. Attend Basketball Tourney Among those attending the bas ketball tournament in Washington this week were Ernest Maers, Dick Miller. Dan Sharpe, Roger Cricther, Miss Julia Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Trahey, Miss Ruby Harrison, Jack Manning. Torn Skinner. Miss Bolton Cowen Mrs F E Bufflap, Herbert Co wen. Mr and Mrs Tom Rose, Miss Ella Wynne Critcher. Ed Woolard, Mr. and Mrs Wheeler Manning. Tom Barnhill. Irving Margolis. Jack Frank. H O Peek* and W E. Davis. Was Business Visitor Here Mi Lee House, of Hoberaonviue, was a business visitor here Wednes day afternoon. Leaves for New York City Mr Frank Margolis leaves ?>un dav for a buying trip to New York City Attend WPA Meeting Miss Eloise Banning and Mr. Har old Hargett attended a WPA meet ing in Raleigh this week Confined To His Home Mr George Whitehurst is confin ed to his home with influenza Visit Here Wednesday Mesdames Effie Waldo and Clay ton House, o Hamilton, visited here Wednesday. In Kocky Mount Wednesday Mrs. B S. Courtney and Mrs. Geo. Whitehurst were visitors in Rocky Mount Wednesday. Is Visiting Here Mrs "Happy" Ross, of New York :ity. is visiting Mrs. Thessie Barn lilI here $ Iteturns from Charlotte Mi John Henry Edwards has re urned from a business trip to Char otte. Visits Here Wednesday Miss Ann Jdiiesrbf Hamilton, vis tied here Wednesday afternoon. Recovering from Operation Mrs. J. E. King is recovreing from an operation in Duke Hospital. Dur ham. Visiting Near Jamesville Miss Eloise Gardner, of Norfolk, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gardner, near Jamesville. for a few days. Were Here Yesterday Messrs. "Frosty" Martin and Ben ny Lilley, of Jamesville, were busi ness visitors here yesterday. Attends Tennis Matches Miss Evelyn Lilley attended the tennis matches in Chapel Hill Wed nesday night ( unfilled To Her Home Mrs. Z. T. Piephoff continues con fined to her home following an at ?tack of influenza. Special Notice TO OUR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS NEW Delivery Method ?/ lieginnirifi Monday, Feb. IOth Phone Deliveries Made FROM 7:00 A. M. TO Or.iO A. M. 2=00 P. M. TO l:.i0 P. M. NuJ^eleplione Orders Delia-red After 9:30 4. M. and 1:30 I*. M. ftc lrii?l our riihtomt'i'h will i'uu|H'ruli' willi lib in llir adoption of llii'M' lit1* rule* ami reg ulation* |iuierniii|i our deliver) nervier. E. & W. Grocery and Market PHONE 22 and BO PlpiPIP I mi 4 " wiWiW TRUCK USERS.. WANT TO SAVE MONEY? Trade for New Gas Saving, Oil Saving, Money Saving Dodge Jbt T&OwC Trucks ? Art now! Kcplore your well-worn truck*' Let us prove thai a QUAL ITY-built Dodge Job-Rated truck ? a truck that flu your job ? can rut pour hauling casta. Well show you a truck that will prove a real in vestment la dependable, satisfying, money - ears up transportation Re member?well five yoa a "Good P sal"? prices right down with the lamt. and a liberal allowance on present equipment! Ut us quote you. today! DEPEND ON DODGE foWcau TRUCKS I, CHICK, ' 1 ?*kiomt, 'j?H?UwMm ss" DIXIE MOTORS, INC.?Wiiliamston, N. ' Announce Menu* In l,ocal Schools For Comihft Wnek Grammar School vegetable soup and crackers every day. 5c Plate lunch every day, 10c Plain and chocolate milk every day. 5 cents. Monday: Stew beef with potatoes, lima be^ns and corn, sliced tomatoes hot biscuits, pear salad, sandwiches, baked apples Tuesday: Bacon, coliards. baked beans, sliced onion, corn bread, fruit salad pimento sandwiches, lemon pie Wednesday: Roast pork, potato salad, string beans, cole slaw, hot bis cuits, chicken salad, sandwiches, car amel pudding Thursday Steak, grits, winter kale, apple salad, hot rolls, banana salad, deviled egg sandwiches, pineapple j pudding. Friday: Mexican stew, peas, can died yams, bread, pineapple salad, sandwiches, peaches and cookies. High School Vegetable soup and crackers every day, 5c. Plate lunch every day, 10c. Plain and chocolate milk every day, 5c Pimento cheese and ham sand wiches every day. Monday Mexican stew, lima beans, candied yams, hot biscuits, pineapple and cheese salad, apple pie Tuesday Corned ham, potato sal ad. coliards, corn muffins, peach salad, chocolate pie. Wdenosday: Chicken salad, green peas, shoestring potatoes, pickles, hot rolls, pear salad, banana pud ding. Thursday Pork chops, macaroni and cheese, apple sauce, hot rolls, fruit salad, lemon pie. Friday. Meat loaf, creamed pota toes, green peas, stewed prunes, corn muffins, chocolate cake. - - Is in Washington City f Mutt Etheridge, of Hamilton, is in Washingotn City, where he has been appointed a White House guard by Congressman Herbert Bonner. Was Here Yesterday Mr Ernest Edmondson, of Hassell, was here yesterday attending" to business. $ Is Visiting Here Mrs. Nell Newell, of Louisburg, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Erah Cobb Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey Gur ganus announce the birth of a son, Johnny Frank, on Thursday, Janu ary 30th. o Ls Seriously III Delia Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Eason Revels. Williamston R. F. D, 1. is seriously ill in the Brown Community Hospital here. Attend Basketball Tourney Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Roborson at tended the basketball tournament in Washington Wednesday night. In Norfolk Yesterday Mrs. Thessie Barnhill and Miss Dolores Long were visitors in Nor folk yesterday. War Proves (lostIv To American Farm The war lias been costly for Am erican farmers Wheat shipments, for example, dropped from 61,165, 000 bushels in the 10 months end ing November 1. 1939, to 13,500,000 bushels in the same period last year. At the same time, however, some far mers specializing in natively "old world" crops like limes, figs and demons are enjoying expanded mar kets. Whereas 176.000 boxes of lem ons were imported in 1932, practi cally none are now purchased abroad and domestic production rose from 7,600,000 boxes in 1931 to more than 12,000,000 boxes last year. Grape growers, who benefitted from a 60 per cent increase in American vAne consumption between 1935 and 1939, look for an even more promising fu ture with the entry into the field of firms with nation-wide distribu tion facilities. peswaoap %ibo ?Joa 19-01 ? ?sjpi jo ajBjsa aqj jo sjojnoaxg T33M 030 Pue XHVTD 9 0 IWI 'AJgnugf jo Xwp m8 sixn JU9U1 -aiU*s aj8ipauiuii a^BUi aseajd piM amsa piss oj pajqapui suosaad nv XjaAooaj Jtaqj jo jeq ui papea[d aq piM aoijou stqj jo g Xisn -unf ajpjaq jo uo juauiABd joj uiaqj luasajd oj a)Rjsa ptBs aqj jsuibKb SLUiBp Jfuipjoq suosjad |jt Xjij -ou oj si siqj 'passaaap *5(Jei3 bjoq sjp| ajej aqj jo ajeisa aqj jo sjojnoa. -xa sb paijqnnb Xsp siqj JJuiabh 33LLON S.HOX;l.)3X3 Mother, If Childs Young Relieve Misery of CoU* laonrtJ Vicki Way IX your child la miserable with muacular aoreneaa or tlghtnsas. spells of roughlix or Irritation from a cold - you'll weloome tlx relief a VapoRub Massage" brines. With this mors thorough trsat mant, thepoultlce-and-vapor action of Vlcks VapoRub mora effectively itMTMTtilrrltatad air piasagu with soothing medicinal vapors ... snaSNlATts chest and back Ilka a warming poultlcs or plastsr... rrswrt anrvwa misery right away I Results delight mo old friends of VapoRub. TO orr a "VapoRub Massage* with all Its benefits - VapoRub for I minutes on IM PORTANT RIB ARKA or BACK aa wall aa throat and cheat - spread a thick layer on chest, cover with a wanned oloth BB BUM to uae genuine, VICKB VAPORUB. Local Boy Named On College Honor Roll c High Point?Elliott Wynne, of Williamston, a sophomore at High Point College, made the honor roll j for the first semester of the school1 session according to the honor list released recently from the office of I N p. Yarborough, registrar of the college To attain this honor, a student j must maintain at least a "B" aver- j age throughout the semester on all ? if his courses. Confined to Her Home Miss Lucy Williams is confined to i her home with a severe cold H as Business Visitor Here Mr. R. L. Smith, of Robersonville, ? was a business visitor here yester- j Say. E. A. Council, Jr.. Makes Chapel Hill Honor Roll E. A Council, Jr.. grandson of Mr S. D. Matthews, of Hamilton, averaged 90 or more on his studies last quarter to have his name appear on the University of North Carolina honor roll. Continues 111 At Her Home Mrs. A. R Dunning continues ill at her home following an attack of influenza Attend Basketball Tourney Messrs. Ralph and Fred Taylor and Hewett Edwards attended the basketball tournament in Washing ton last night In Northampton Yesterday Messrs. Bill Abbitt. C B Roebuck. R S Critcher. Paul Ballard and John Hadley attended a stockyard sale in Northampton County yester qay. EDMONDSON WYNNE Mits EtU Mae Wynne, daughter >f Mr and Mrs George W. Wynne, ind James T Edmondson, son of Mrs. Lizzie Edmondson Owen and he late Henry T Edmondson, both if Williams ton, were married in the Baptist parsonage here Saturday light February 1 Rev. James H smith was the officiating minister Marriage Ureases Issued Marriage licenses were issued in this county to the following four .ouples last Saturday Virgil Irving Northcott and Eva Louise Perry, tmth of Colerain; Robert T. Raines, if Atlanta, and Clara Estelle James, of Robersonville; Earl Caudill, of F ort Bragg, and Pattie Frances Bland, of Robersonville; James T. Edmondson and Etta Mae Wynne, both of Williamston. Visit Here Yesterday Mrs Bruce Edwards and little son of Farm Life, visited here yester day. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES 60r Moulli-Vt ui.il ami Tumbler 49c 1 ..*>0 Mol I'erkill* tlraii.ini: Cream # 1. I.OO tabic Sha\ inu Cream. 1 ail ion. Doiible-eil^c Blailc- 59c Gluicr's Mailer Kcmcol Hot Water Bottlrn anil Fountain Svriiujed. 2-yr. ituar. 89c I.OO Dot I'erkini. Huiul Lotion 50c Two 40c lubrK S<|uibl?> Dental C'm 59c 10c Uasloria .'{it* Two 25c l.ifebuoy Shaving Cream 33c Piteers Uastoria 21c Ca*liuiere BoiKpiet Soup. 4 barn 26c 15c Putiiaiii Dye 10c 50c Ipana Paste 58c 50e Jer^ens Lotion ... .'{Of* 50c Hinds dream 88c 85e Broino-^uinine . . 29e 1.20 Syrup Pepsin ...... 97c lOe 1 iiix Soap .... 2 for I5c I'ropbylactic Tooth Briiilm* (New Nylon) _ _ 23c 50c S. & l>. Milk Mugnetiia 38c Tek Tooth Brut"hen 23c 2 for 43c Pint Rul>hiii? Alcohol . 19c We Appreciate Your Business Phone Us For Prompt Deliveries SODA PHONE 25? DRUG DEPT. 26 Davis Pharmacy ON SPECIAL ITEMS CLOSING OCT ALL CROSSETTE and CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOES We Are Diseoiitinuinp The Two Lines. ?Vs off CLOSING OUT ALL ALLEN & BLUE BUCKLE Overalls and Work Pants off Martin Supply Co. WILLIAMSTON, N. C. Nothing Charged At These Prices CLOSING OUT ALL MEN'S, LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Miiat Make Room For Spring Merchandise V3 off Special Sale ? 5 DOZEN, 80-SQUARK PRINT DRESSES 59c ? 2 for $1.00