Weddings
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Club Mwtinp
Encurmrnls
EulrrUinmrnU
Society and Personals
OF WILLIAMSTON and M AKTIN COINTY
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In Norfolk Last Work Visits Rrlatives Hrre
Mrs Dora Ma. Hugbt-s spout a feu Mrs Myrtle Brown, of Norfolk,
days in Norfolk last work .-pent the week-end here with rela
? t tives.
Spend Week-end Here
Elbert Harn.stm and Bennje Dan Here Here I>ast Heek I
iel stationed at F?<rt Bragg, spe nt the and Mrs F. A Salley of
week-end her, and in Bear Grass Goldsboro. visited her sister, Miss ?
. Edith Stallings. a few days last
In Rocky Mount Saturday week
Misses Edna Harnh.ll. Man. Gr.f- Frw u,'y!> Hrrr
in. Dorothy Mimrnng and Marjone ^ v g w k
Lindsley w-el. visitors ,n Rocky d f, w days h,.r(. wl,h re,a
Mount Saturdax tj^.
Visits in Roanoke Rapid* Vlsiu Hrrr Saturday
Miss Christine Jenkins visited in Mrs W M Beacham, of James
Roanokt Rapid:?. Sunday ville, visited here Saturday
New DRESSES
F()l< A SI MMEli'S COOLNESS
( ool lii (In- loiirll. cri-ply tailored. clianiliray
ami |>i<|n?- ami many oilier material- will
inulai* llif Miimiicr (Ire?e- y a>n"11 enjoy vaeur
inu lllotl. WV'vr IdU aif ihr lirlincd ohirl
-tyle* thai ure I lie M'uaon'a hlamlliya. W o
liuva* I?in poa-kel rliuiiiliray iln>?c- witli ron
aertilile collar-. \lnai plunged neckline
lire? in randy -triped or -olid piipir.
2 7 'r ?
$1.98 ? $2.98 ? $3.98
June Love DRESSES
$1.98
Sold ??\rlu-i\cl\ l>\ llii. .turc.
Nationally adx-rli??-d and mail*
from ?ii|>i'rior mall-rial*
Darden's Dept. Store
Engagement Soon?
Friends of film star Judy Garland
predicted she would announce he?
engagement to Dave Kose, band
loader and songwriter, at her tilth
birthday party, June 10. She al
ready is wearing a ring presented
her by Rose.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr Joe K verctt, of Parmele. was
a busirie- visitor here Friday after
noon.
Spend W eek-end Here
Misses Virgil Ward. Addle Leo
Meador, Reid White, Ola Lee Lilley
and Mary Helen Boy kin, students
at K.CTC. Greenville, spent the
week-end here with relatives.
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Visiting in Seaboard
Mrs. Clyde Manning is visiting
relatives in Seaboard for a few days
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Visits in Hear Grass
Mrs: M. L: Willis, of Beaufort, was
the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Rogers, in Bear Grass
In Roxobel for l ew Days
Mis John Rodgerson is spending
a few days 111 Roxobel with Mr.
Rodgerson.
Visit Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brewer, of
Windsor, visited here yesterday.
Visits in Fayetteville
Mis Rupert Cowan spent last
week in Fayetteville with Mr. Cow
an. who accompanied her home for
the week-end.
Spends Week-end Here
Rudolph Peel- student at State
College, Raleigh, spent the week
end here
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Visiting in Roanoke, Va.
Mesdames Paul Simpson, Wigg
Watts and L. T. Fowden are spend
ing a few days with Dr. and Mrs.
Grover Godwin in Roanoke, Va.
In Charlotte for Few Days
Messrs. Charlie Bowers and 11. R.
Williams are business visitors in
Charlotte for a few days.
Spend Week end Here
Mi and Mrs Ben Burnhill, of
Durham, and Mrs. Luther Waters,
of Wake Forest, were the guests of
relatives here last week-end.
SPECIALS For THIS WEEK
FN Y LO IN
HOSE
$1.19
Sewn I'ninl
II O S I E K Y
?H Summer Slmilm. Fin
(Junlil). Special For
49c and
79c
LADIES'
II A I S
< (>i'oiiiiI uii<I oilier
Milliliter uliiiilex. \1
xo |>l:ii 11 v? liil?'. Lirftc
xtoek In sclii't from.
98c
anil
$1.98
NEW SHIPMENT LADIES' DRESSES
Appropriate for nunimer
near. Sen nlyle? and made
from material of very
fine quality
SL98-S2.98-S3.98
Martin Supply Co.
I.mal Club* Cooperating
In Red Crott ictivitien
The work of the five home eeo-1
nomics club, here cooperating with j
the Red Cross is progressing rapid
* With the coopei at ion of the dubs I
here. Windsor has si-dured pink flan |
nel material for their Red Cross
ohapted to make garments J"""1 as
tiaby dresses, baby sacs, etc The ma
terial has been cut and is now ready ;
to be finished j
Names that have been chosen by ,
the clubs in the county are Jolly ,
1 Helpers." located on the Jamesville
I road. Good Will Club." on the
Greenville road. "Ready Helpers
Club," Williamston; "Willing Work
ers," Robersonville road, and "Red
Cross Work* rs" on the Hamilton
Road. _
Sailor Taken Unto
Him nel f 4 Bride Here
Russell Tyler Mapes took unto
himself an attractive bride. Florence
Elizabeth Paxton. in a simple but
quit, dignified ceremony perform
ed by his honor. Justice J. L Hassell.
hree yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock. ?
Mr Mapes, an officer in the Lb =>
Navy, is from Norfolk, and Mrs
Mapes is from New Castle, Va. He
is on a short leave from the United
States Ship "Gregory." The couple
after spending a few days here left
soon after the wedding for a short
trip before he returns to his post
of duty.
farmer Coeal (rirl Honored
In Halifax County Sehooln
Martha McKenzie. formerly of
Williamston, and granddaughter of
Mrs A Hassell. was recently given
special recognition in the Halifax
school when she was awarded the
Stedman award for being the out
standing student in her room.
The award is made yearly and a
cash prize is given for general ex
cellence and progress made during
the year.
Triple Bridge Club
Members of the Triple Bridge Club
were hostesses at a delightful bridge
party Friday night, given at the
home of Miss Mary Rodgerson.
I.ittle Miss Janice Manning, dress
ed in red. white and blue costume,
gave out the tallies of soldiers The
house was attractively decorated in
red, white and blue throughout, and
the color scheme was carried out in
the refreshments of strawberry short
cake with blue ice cream
Guests of the club were Miss Ruth
Ward, and William Haislip, Or Ev
ans. Dick Slade, Ernest Mears, Os
car Anderson, Charles Manning, Oil
Ion Cobb, Herbert Whitley, Shorty
Corey. Hill Howell. Clarence Britton
and George Mahler.
Miss Mamie Clyde Taylor captured
the high score prize for girls and the
consolation prize was given Miss
Bolton Cowen. Clarence Britton was
high scorer for the boys, and Ernest
Mears. low.
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Visit in County
Mr. and Mrs. W R Rogerson. of
Charlotte, spent the week-end in the
county with Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Rogerson.
Recalled To Raleigh
Mrs. James D Taylor, formerly
with the Southern Hell Telephone
Company 111 Louisiana, has been re
called to the company's accounting
department with headquarters in
Raleigh.
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Visit in Jamesville
Mr. and Mrs T. L. Hedrick and
daughter, of Winston-Salem, visited
Mr and Mrs. J. E. Hedrick in James
ville last week-end.
Was Here last Week-end
Charles H Moore was home from
Norfolk last week-end.
Is in Washington Hospital
Mrs J. H. Saunders. Jr., is receiv
ing treatment in a Washington hos
pital
Returns to Jamesville
Miss Frances Wallace has return
eded to her home in Jamesville af
ter visiting relatives in Rocky Mount
for a few days. She was accompan
ied home for a visit by Miss Eliza
beth Sexton.
Is Visiting Here
Little Miss Becky Hazel, of Dur
ham. is visiting Dr and Mrs. E.
Thayer Walker, here.
In Norfolk Lad Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Champion
spent last week-end in Norfolk with
friends.
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Visits in Elizabeth City
Mrs. Eva Avant spent the week
end in Elizabeth City.
In Tarboro Sunday
Mrs. Reba Cooke visited in Tar
boro Sunday.
Visit in Roanoke Rapids
Mr.s W. H. Booker and son, Jack,
Mrs Sudie Roberson and Mrs. Isa
bell Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Harrell in Roanoke Rapids
last week-end.
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In (iotdsboro This Week
Mrs. Charlie Bowers and daugh
ter. Tennys, are visiting in Golds
boro this week.
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Spends Week-end Here
Miss Sally Lee Gurkin, of Dur^
ham, spent the week-end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Gurkin.
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In Halifax Sunday
Mrs. C. D. Caratarpehn, Miss Mary
Carstarphen and Sutton Carstarphen
visited in Halifax Sunday. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. A. Has
sell and her granddaughter, Martha
Ma<Kenzie, who will visit here for
a few days.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs Delia Gurkin was given
surprise birthday dinner, served pic
nic style, at her home in Griffins
Township. Sunday, honoring her on
her 74th birthday.
Special guests were Dr. E Thay
er Walker; Rev and Mrs. Luther I
Ambers. Mr. and Mrs. Leggett. and ]
Mr W O Ellis, of Washington.
Mrs Gurkin's children, Messrs
Jimmie, Charlie, Albert. Johnnie, |
Bonnie and Clarence Gurkin. Mrs
Simon Lilley and Mrs. Miles Lilley|
were hostesses and hosts.
Others present were Sally, John
ny. David. Lois. Bobby, Raymond.
Virginia. Mary Louise. Rachel. J. C.,
Jr.. Nancy and Jack Gurkin. Verona
Rogerson, Albert Wilson. Delah Lee.
Nancy Maud. Daniel, Vera Maud and I
Simon, Jr. Lilley, grandchildren of)
th< honoree and the great grandchil
dren. Bobby and Winky Willis, Fog
gy and Crissie Gurkin and John Ros-1
sell Rogerson, Jr.
Honor Bride-Elect
Misses Ethel Daw kins and Elva |
Burgess were hostesses at a beauti
fully appointed luncheon at the Tal
ly-Ho Inn in Raleigh. Saturday at
1 30 o'clock, in honor of Miss Betty
Haywood, of Candor, whose engage
ment to Ben Courtney, of Williams
ton, was announced last week.
Covers were laid for ten and the |
place cards were made from snap
shots of the honoree, who was pre
sented silver in her selected pattern |
as a remembrance of the occasion.
Other guests were, Mrs. Charles I
T. Rogers, Jr., of Rocky Mount, sis-1
ter of the bridegroom-elect; Mes
dames Floyd Haywood, Henderson |
Query and Clyde Dawkins. of Can
dor; Misses Trulah Page and Mar- I
guerite Cooke, of Williamston; Misses |
Nan and Dorothy Haywood, of Can
dor. and Mrs. Ed Hinson, of Ral
eigh
EDGERTON JAMES
Announcement has been made of |
the marriage of Miss Delores James,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs G. C.
James, of Parmele. to Jarvis Edger
ton, Jr., of Kenly, son of Mrs. Passie
H. Edgerton, and the late J. J. Ed
gorton-Fridtty. April H; in Ben- j
tonville, S. C. At home. Kenly.
Mrs. Edgerton taught in the James
ville schools for a number of years |
and has often visited her sister. Mrs. |
Edvv^ji Trahey here.
Visit in Wilson Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Joel Muse visited in ;
Wilson yesterday afternoon.
Spend Week-end Here
Dr. and Mrs E. J. Clark, of Po
comoke City. Md.; Mrs. Davis Jor
dan and daughter. Miss Mollie Jor
dan. of Norfolk, spent the week-end
here with Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Barnes.
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In Benson Sunday
C. D. Carstarphen visited friends |
in Benson Sunday.
Attend Funeral Here
Among those from out of town |
who attended funeral services for W
L. Stalls here last week were Mrs.
-IX?Rr?Daniels.?Miss Alice Carter,
Mrs. B. F. Barnes, Mrs. Jennie Bri
ley, Miss Virginia Briley, Miss Mary
lene Briley. Miss Joanna Abeyounis, |
Mrs. Jim Whichard, Mrs. J P. Har
ris. Miss Bonnie Ray Woisley. Mr. |
and Mrs. Andrew Whitehurst. Mr.
and Mrs. Major James. Mr. J. L.
Gurganus, all of Bethel; Leighton
Carter. Mrs. Eula Carter. Mr Ray
Johnson, of Tarboro; Mr. Rawls
Hooker, Mr. Ed Hooker, of Green
ville; Mr. Gaitley, of Suffolk; Miss I
Delores Stalls, of Charlotte; Mrs. |
Bert Stalls and family, of Everetts;
Mi and Mrs Jessie Matthews, of!
Oak City, and Mr. Gus Williams, of;
Robersonville.
Latest Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing List
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Listed among the recent additioni '
to the Enterprise mailing list are the ^
following:
T. B. Slade. Hamilton; Bert T. 1
Roberson. Jamesville; Grady God- J
ard, WilUamston; C. C Jones, Wil- j
liamston; D E Davis, Jamesville: W. I
B Gaylord, Jamesville; Edwin Peel,
Williamston; W 1. Skinner, William- !
ston; Mrs. Gertrude Peel. Everetts;|!
N. T. Tice, Williamston: G W Har- ,
ris, Williamston; Miss Annie Glas
gow, Jamesville; J R Simpson, Eliz- I
abeth, Pa.; W. A Vanderford, Rob
ersonville; Nancy Haislip, Roberson
ville; Mrs. W M Beacham, James- I
vitle; W H. Britton, Williamston; O j
S Anderson, Williamston; Capt. Ar- i
thur Bertolett, Bermuda. 1
Vu Here YoUfdl;
Captain Fanner of the N. C. High
ray Patrol, waa here yesterday at
ending to business.
lisiting in Seaboard
Mr B. T Hurley is in Seaboarc
his week holding a revival meet
ng for his brother, Mr. J. B. Hur
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n Hopewell Sunday
Miss Ada Bullock, Mrs. Lizzie Grif
in, Miss Gladys Edwards, Rober
Edwards and Charlie B Wynne, al
>f Williamston. and Miss Emma Mar
jaret Smith, of Scotland Neck, spen
5unday in Hopewell and Peters
lurg.
The start of the seventh year o
he Federal rural electrification pro
;ram finds nearly three times a
nany farm families with central sta
ion power as in 1935.
Important
Announcement
Beginning Next Week. Monday,
May 26. Wo Arc. Through Neces
sity, Making a Oiange in Our
System of (iollcctiiig.
Weekly Basis
VII laundry, clraniiiff and pressing hills
must In- paid i-arli week. No further
extension will he made.
W e regret that He must adopt this plan
Imt in lies of the faet that our present
system of eolleeting has heen hadly abus
ed we will he foreed to roller! eaeli week.
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