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Club Meetiao EutrrtJUnnenla Society and Personals OF WILLIAM STON and MARTIN COUNT* nil Department PHOVB Antlhinf tor To 4 6 Visit Here Tuesday Mrs Davr Muttheus, Mi> Henm? Ballard and Miss Effie Waldo, ol Hamilton, were visitors here Tues day afternoon (.citing A Ion* Nicely Mr J J Manning ha* been re moved from the local hospital to h? daughter's home Mrs. John R Peel and is getting along nicely Spend Wednesday Here Mrs Clayton House and Mi&i Maggie Belle Jones, of Hamilton spent Wednesday aflerncn.r here In Norfolk Monday Mr. and Mrs Bill Myers were vis itors in Norfolk Monday ? - Are Visiting Here Mrs Sam Everett and daughUi Ruth, of Robersonville are visiting Mr. and Mrs W H Harrison here for a few days. a In Richmond This M eek Mr. and Mrs Eddu Trahev wt it business visitors in Richmond the week. Attending Health Convention Dr. and Mrs John W Williams Misses Bolton Co wen. GeraJdine Hoi iingsworth and Mary Stokes Robin son arid Charlu Leopard ar< attend ing a public health convention in Pinehurst fur a few days Dr and Mrs. Williams will lead the grand march at the formal dance to be held Saturday night, as Dr Williams 1 president of the N C Public Health Association Was Here This Week Julian Roebuck, formerly station ed at Fort Jackson, spent a few days here this week before going to Fori Monroe where he has been trans ferred Visits Here This Week Mr*. Durant Keel, of Plymouth, visited relatives here this wee k In Norfolk This Week Mrs. D V Clayton and Mrs. V I). Godwin. Jr . were visitor+e-in Nor folk this week Was Here This Week Billy Watts, of the U S Marines, spent a few days here this week with relatives ;C ENGAGED The engagement of Miss Julia Crawford Malts, daughter of Mrs. Mauriee I) Watts, of Wil liamstoii and Huntington West Virginia. and the late Mr Watts, to Mr William Monroe Ash more, ol Huntington aiul Randolph Field. Texas, was announced this u eek Spending l ew l)a\s Here Mis Ola I. Bui lock, of Rocky Mount i- spending a few day. here i witli lu i on Mi Jjanies Bullock and Ml : Bulloel. Visits Here Tuesday Mi- W A Osborne, of Roberson- j vi 11? was a visitor here Tuesday af ternopn Return from Maryland Mrs C (i Crockett and son, Torn hav' returned from a visit with rel in Hagerstown. Md Visit in Itocky Mount Mis John W Williams and daugh ter. Miss Lucy, were visitors in | Rocky Mount Wednesday afternoon, j In Durham This Week ' Misses Juamta Col train arid Au drey Williams were visitors in Dur ham a tew days this week.. . DAVIS HOOKER In a ceremony marked by it* sim-: plicity and beauty, Miss Iris Eloise Hooker, of Bethel and Greensboro, j and M Stewart Davis, Jr.. of L/iuis burg and Williamston, were married j in the W Market Street Baptist Church in Greensboro Saturday morning May 10, with Dr J Clyde Turner officiating. The only attendants were Miss Susie Mangum. of Oxford, and J McKimmon Saunders. Jr of Wil liamston Mrs Davis chose for her wedding a becoming blue ensemble. She is a graduate of the Bethel schools and attended a business school in Green Mile. She also completed post grad uate work at W C U N C . Greens boro. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs R F Hooker, of Bethel The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mr* Stewart Davis, of Loqisbmg. attended Louisburg College, and an engineering school at Port Arthur, Texas He i> radio operator at Sta tion WAN I Williamston Following a wedding trip to the w? stern part of the State. Mr. and Mrs Davis are at home in their apartment on South Haughton Si reel Improving llapidly Mrs Dennis Modlin. of James Mile, has been removed from the lo cal hospital, following an appendi citis operation, to her sisters home. Mi - Noah Hardison. and is improv ing rapidly ? Returns to Virginia Beaeh Mr Carrie Biggs Morrison has re turned to her home at Virginia Beach after a visit here with relatives. She was accompanied for a few days' vis it by Mrs Anna Crawford Returns to Jamesville Tomrnie Gay-lord, teacher in Elon College has relumed--to to home in Jamesville to spend the summer with relatives. Visits Here Tuesday Mrs C R. Jones, of Elizabeth City, visited her daughter. Mrs. James Bullock, and Mrs Bullock here Tuesday and Wednesday #> Returns to l^eggetts Mrs. Blanche Anderson has re turned io her home in Leggetts af ter a visit here with her daughter, MisDC A Harrison. Attend Sinclair Meeting Messrs. A. J. Manning, Tom Craw ford and Willie Modlin attended a meeting of Sinclair oil men in Wash ington yesterday. ? Attned Game Here Wednesday Messrs. Don Davis and Jack Reade, of Plymouth, attended the baseball game here Wednesday night. Is Visiting Here Mrs Helen Poteat Stallings. of Yanceyville and New York, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Wheeler Mat tin. and Mr. Martin. Reported Much Improved Mr George Williams, who has been quite ill at his home in Wil liams Township was reported much improved last evening. We hove the styles your husband appreciates IMKDKYS DKI'T. STOKK MAKCOLIS ItKOTIICKS ItF.Lk-TYCCK COMPANY KAI{JV1KKS SIJITIA CO. MAIM IN SI I'IMA CO. A record never before approached! ?When the 29,000,000th Ford rolled recently from the assembly line, an all time record for the industry was set. 29,000,000 units built by the same man agement and all bearing one name?a name that has become one of the best known trade-marks in the world! It is signiheant that this achievement comes at a time when our country is making a mighty effort to re-arm swiftly. For to further that effort, to help speed it along in any possible way, we have offered the vast facilities of the Rouge Plant and every ounce of our experience. As you read this, a new $21,000,000 Ford airplane engine plant, started only last fall, is nearly completed. A new mag nesium alloy plant, one of the few in the country, is already in production on light w eight airplane engine castings. Work is tight now under way on a new $ 18,000,000 plant for mass production of big bomber assemblies. Orders have been filled for military vehicles of several types, including army reconnaissance cars, staff cars and bomb service trucks. I n the midst of this activ ity for National Defense, building the 29 millionth Ford car is simply one part of the day's work. The public has acclaimed the 1941 Ford car as the finest in Ford history. Ford Dealers are enjoying their greatest sales and expecting their best year since 1957. It is good to Ik- projuiiug the things America needs, and to be setting records on the way! FOBD MOTOR COMPANY Woman's Club Holds Meeting Wednesday P J Th? lasl business meeting of the ! Senior Woman's Club for this year was held Wednesday- Discussing at length the renovation of the club rooms with electricians and upon information received from a report as to costs of painting and fixing the floors, it was decided to proceed with the work after an estimate is received by Mrs. N C Green as to cost of changing the ceilings of the rooms The plans of the club are to provide the town with an adequate community center. Mrs G. H. Harrison, treasurer, made her yearly report, showing re ceipts of $426.19 Of this amount do nations have been made to the Red Cross. Greek Relief fund, British Re lief, the school band, the library fund, Christmas Cheer fund and to the Baby Clinic. It was voted at this meeting to buy $20 worth of cod liv er oil for the clinic this summer The report of Mrs Joel Muse, chairman of the welfare committee, showed that 53 children in the local schools had been helped during the year Mrs W. K Parker, chairman of Fine Arts, reported three art exhib its in the schools during the year, the receipts from one of them being used to purchase pictures for the school Her committee also reorganized the choral club which gave recitals at Thanksgiving and Christmas The retiring president Mrs. Wheeler Martin, gave a comprehen sivc report of the year's activities, which showed the efforts of the membership had not been in vain, but that the club has meant much to the betterment of the life of the community. After turning over the gavel to the incoming president. Mrs E. P. Cunningham. Mrs. Martin was giv en a rising vote of thanks for her worthy leadership for the past two years Mrs J W. Watts, who represent ed the club at the state convention very ably reported the highlights of the meeting. Excerpts from her re port will he printed in next work's Enterprise Announce Engagement Mr and Mrs. Jesse T. Price an nounce the engagement and ap proaching marriage of their daugh ter. Minnie Kathleen, to Elbert Sher man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Sherman, of Durham. The wedding will take place on Saturday. July 19, in the Christian Church in William ston Was Here Wednesday Mrs. Joe Mizell, of Jamesville. was a visitor here Wednesday after noon In Robersonville Yesterday Mrs. G. A. Peel visited relatives in Robersonville yesterday. f> I'ndergoes Operation Mrs. Theodore Roberson under went a major operation in a Rocky Mount Hospital yesterday. She is resting as well as could be expected. -AND SO THEY LIVED SNAPPILY EVER AFTER * flrumpy Oeorge was short tempered about sklmpy-fltting shorts. Wife bought smart looking HANE8 broadcloth Shorts, always double-checked for accurate sizes. Now both Qeorge and wife are happy These popular garments are tailored generously full for your comfort They wont cut or bind. HANKS Shorts come with either the new snap fast eners or with buttons, securely sewed. Try this comfort Idea Wear a HANKS Undershirt over the Shorts?not tucked Inside HANSS SHIRT* AMD BROADCLOTH SHORTS tff'si Julia Wait* H ill Harry If illium Monroe ithmore Here In Fall ? Mrs Maurice D Watt*, of Hunt mgton. West Virginia, this week an nounced the engagement of her I daughter. Julia Crawford, to Wil ! lxarn Monroe Ash more of Hunting ton, and Randolph Field. Texas, the wedding to take place in the Wil I liamston Presbyterian Church next ; October. The above announcement is re 1 ceived here with much interest since iM iss Watts is a native of Williams ! ton and made her home here until I after the death of her father in Sep 'tember. 1935 She attended the local schools and has many friends in this section who remember her as a young girl of charm and pleasing personality. She is now making her home in Huntington where she com pleted her education. Mr. Ashmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H Ashmore, of Huntington, attended Millersburg Military Academy and West Vir ginia University, and will be com missioned as a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps at Randolph Field in October. Mr. J. F. Wilson, of Norfolk, was a business visitor here yesterday. Junior Club Holds Meeting Tuesday The Junior Woman's Club held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night at eight o'clock After routine j business matters were attended to, Mrs. J. Paul Simpson gave a most in teresting summary of events which took place at the recent meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs in Winston-Salem, which she and Mrs. E T Walker at tended as delegates from the Wil liamston Juniors. Mrs. H. O. Peele reported on the Cabaret Dance and Ham Raffle both of which were re cently put on by members of the club in order to increase the funds in the treasury. Mrs P. B Cone and Miss Nelle Johnston, guest speakers for the eve ning. delighted the group with first, a most interesting description of the Orton Gardens, near Wilmington, by Mrs. Cone, and a very enlightening contribution by Miss Johnston on Defense Activities and Their So cial Effects So Far in Eastern North Carolina." At the conclusion of the program all members were urged to be pres ent at the next meeting of the dub at which time Mrs. J. B Joyaer, president of the Fifteenth District s Federation of Woman's Clubs, will be the guest spaeker. ? M ere Hare Wednsday Mr and Mrs. Willie Styons, of Plymouth, were visitors here Wed nesday Orange Prep3red by Creenbros Inc Cmti 0 NOW 3,000,000 MODERN HOMES HAVE/W^/TO swjfc/teaf r/y ? a-<2 1*' / LITTLE MISS 1890: See? It's like turning on the sun! Mummy said, "Elec tricity's so clean and safe that some day everyone will switch to it for light!" m * LITTLE MISS 1941: See? Mummy meant this switchjiwhen she said, "The switch is to switches for cooking , just as it was for light!" Already, 3,000,000 women do less work and dc?)it more easily because electric cooking's so clean, 3,000,000 women ha^e more free time because electric heat cooks meals automatically, without watching. 3,000,000 women set a better table, too, because electric heat seals in savory juices. Modern youth is growing up in 3,000,000 horrSes that have switched! AND Okeq* LIKE ELECTRIC LIGHT ? THAT'S WHY 7W m <&- SZtwfeAma <y<xW/ MORE THAN 3,000,000 WOMEN COOK ELECTRICALLY ? ? ? COME IN AND SEE THE 3Ucmd yea? SPRING SHOWING CELEBRATING THE BIGGEST YEAR IN HISTORY FOB ELECTRIC RANGES YOU I ELECTRICAL DEALER...OR WBCiHii PI EftTPir Ann POWER COMMIT
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