In Atlanta Last Week-end
Mr. John Tullos made a business
trip to Atlanta last week-end.
Were Business Visitors Here
Messrs. E. G. Anderson and J. R
Winalow, of Robersonville, were
here yesterday attending to busi
ness.
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Return to Norfolk
Mrs. David Mizelle and little
daughter have returned to their
home in Norfolk after a visit here
with Mrs. Mizelle's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Weaver.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Irene Mizelle, of Plymouth,
spent the week-end here with Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Crawford.
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Visit in Belhaveo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart
spent the week-end with relatives
in Belhaven.
In Benson Last Week-end
Misses Mary Whitley and Mary
Benson spent the week-end in Ben
son.
Visits in Chapel Hill
Miss Blanche Harrison spent the
week-end with friends in Chapel
Hill.
Is Undergoing Treatment
Miss Mildred Everett is undergo
ing treatment in a Richmond hospi
tal.
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Spends Week-end Here
Miss Josephine Grant, of Garys
burg and Edenton, spent the week
end here with Mr. and Mrs W J.
Hodges.
Visit in Leggetts
Mrs. C. A Harrison, Mrs. C. B
Clark, Jr., and Mrs. John Tullos and
little son, John, Jr.. spent the week
end with Mrs. Blanche Anderson in
Leggetts.
In Raleigh Last Week-end
Mr. C. D. Carstarphen was in Ral
eigh last week-end attending to
business.
Was Here 8unday
Miss Ernestine Barber, of San
ford, visited friends here Sunday.
Attend Rationing Meet
Msesrs J A. Everett, of Palmyra
Herbert L. Roebuck, of Cross Roadi
and C. C. Martin, of Jamesville, wer
present for the regular meeting a
the Martin County tire rationin
board here yesterday
At Camp Lee Sunday
Mrs. Sadie Peel and Mr and Mrs
E. S Peel and son, Bill Bob, visited
Francis Peel at Camp Lec. Va., on
Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Eva Peel, teacher in the Wel
rion schools, spent the week-end here
with her mother, Mrs. Sadie Peel.
Visit in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs Harold Vick visited
in Norfolk over the week-end.
In Goldsboro Sunday
Mr Russell Roebuck visited in
Goldsboro Sunday. He will leave
Thursday for New York to begin
training with the Naval Reserve.
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Visits in Washington City
Miss Clarine Duke visited in
Washington City over the week-end.
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In Ahoskie Sunday
Mr. Clarence Britton visited his
parents in Ahoskie Sunday.
Visits in Greensboro
Miss Grace Barnhill spent the
week-end in Greensboro
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Visits in Whitakers
Miss {Catherine Bradley visited at
her home in Whitakers over the
week-end.
Among the many helpful hints sug
gested for handling articles to aid in
conserving rubber, is this hint to
women on how girdles should be put
on properly. This model shows how
the girdle should be rolled and care
fully pulled over the hips, then un
rolled upward into position desired.
After washing, the girdle should not
be dried over a radiator or in direct
?"Might.
Spend Week-end Hare
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Walston, of Scot
land Neck, visited Mr and Mrs. E
T. Whitehead over the week-end
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la Visiting Here
Mr. Hardy Thompson, of Golds
boro, isivisiting here for a few days
Spend Week-end Here
Mrs Cecil Neville and son, Cecil,
Jr., spent the week-end here with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffin
In Tarboro Sunday
Mr. and Mrs George Thorpe and
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Worrell visited
Mr. and Mrs B. B Rogerson in Tar
boro Sunday
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Spends Week-end Here
Mr Dan Sharpe, t of Greenville,
visited here last week-end
Visit in Robersonville
Mr. and Mrs H. R Williams and
daughter visited Mrs. H. A Gray in
Robersonville last week-end.
In Smithfield Last Week-end
Mrs. W E. Old visited in Smith
field, Va., and Norfolk over the i
week-end.
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Was Here Last Week-end
Whit Purvis, of Goldsboro, spent
the week-end here visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Daisy Purvis.
Visits Here Sunday
Mr. Haywood Fountain visited Mr.
and Mrs E T. Whitehead here Sun
day.
At Camp Lee Sunday
Mrs. D. R Davis visited at Camp
Lee, Va., Sunday.
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Spend Week-end Here
Mrs. Edward Pascoe and little son,
Edward Ransom Pascoe, of Birming
ham, visited Mr. and Mrs Wheeler
Martin here over the week-end.
In Trenton Last Week-end
Mrs. Erah Cobb and her guest,
Mrs. Nell Newell, of Louisburg, vis
ited in Trenton last week-end.
HONOR RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. Hildreth Mobley and Mrs.
Bill Howell were joint hostesses at
a miscellaneous shower Friday night
honoring Mrs. Ralph Mobley. a re
cent bride.
The shower was held at the home
of Mrs Mobley and wras attended by
many friends of the bride. During the
evening bridge and bingo were play
ed.
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Spends Week-end Here
Miss Evelyn Harrison was home
from Durham last week-end.
Was Here Yesterday
Mrs. J. A. Everett, of Palmyra, vis
ited-here yesterday.
Visiting in Maryland
Mrs. Jim Manning is spending a
few days with relatives in Maryland
She was accompanied as far as Cape {
Charles by Mr. Manning and Mr and
Mrs. J. O Mnnmg Sunday
In Durham Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Harrison
and Mrs. Kate York visited in Dur
ham yesterday.
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Visiting In Portsmouth
Mrs. J. W Andrews is spending
a few days in Portsmouth with rela
tives
In Norfolk Yetserday
Miss Ruth Ward visited in Nor
folk yesterday
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Leaves for Fortress Monroe
Mrs Anne Askew, for several
years associated with the WPA of
fice here, left yesterday afternoon
for Fortress Monroe to enter private
employment Mrs Askew made
many friends here who deeply re
gret her leaving.
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Visit Here Yesterday
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Sexton, of
Jamesville, visited here yesterday.
In High Point This Week
Garland Woolard is in High Point
this week attending the annual
furniture show
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Return from Mt. Airy
Mr and Mrs Bill Forrest returned
here over the week-end from Mt.
Airy where they spent several days
with relatives of Mr Forrest.
Was Here Yesterday
Bond Gillam, of Windsor, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Visits Here Sunday
Miss Lola Phillips, of Washington,
visited here Sunday
In Spring Green Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wynne visit
Visit Here Sunday
Misses Ruth Britt. Ida Ruth
Knowles, Jane Williams and Emily
Murphey, E.C.T.C students who
taught here as practice teachers the
first term of school, visited here Sun
day
Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs Coley Crockett, of
Yorktown, and Mrs Gertrude Kirp
ley and little daughter. Jane, spent
the week-end here with Mr and
Mrs. C. G. Crockett
Recovers from Illness
Friends of Mrs. Thessie Barnhill
will be glad to learn that she has re
covered from an attack of influen
za.
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In Norfolk Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crawford and
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wynn visited in
Norfolk Saturday.
Is III at Her Home
Friends of Mrs. Ella Wynn will be
sorry to learn that she is ill at her
home in Bear Grass
In Bear Grass Sunday
- Miss Irene Hodges, of Washington!
City, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J P. Hodges, in Bear Grass on
Sunday.
Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs. James Russell Cher
ry announce the birth of a son Fri
day at the Brown Community hos
pital. Mrs Cherry was the former
Miss Euzelia Harris
In Bear Grass Sunday
Mr. James D. Taylor, of Raleigh, |
visited in Bear Grass Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Viola Harrison, who is in I
training at a Baltimore hospital, vis-1
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Hen
rv Harrison, last week-end
Are 111 At Their Home
Friends of Miss Grace Bailey a
Miss Hazel Harris will be sorry
learn that they are ill.
In Bear Grass Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Thomas. Jr.. of |
Raleigh, visited in Bear Grass Sun
day.
Visit in Bear Grass
Messrs. Harry Wynn, Elbert H
ris and Ronald White, students
A. C. College, Wilson, visited tl
parents in Bear Grass over the we
end.
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Was Here Last Week-end
Mrs. Charles Davis, of Baltim
visited her husband here last w<
end.
Spend Week-end Here
Mrs. Ben Barnhill and Miss V
Hassell and Frances Barnhill,
Durham, visited friends and relat
here last week-end.
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WILUAMSTON, N. C.
Convoy on the Pacific
This remarkable photo released by the Navy Department, shows
soldiers, sailors and civilian passengers relaxing on the deck of one of
the ships that recently crossed the Pacific in convoy. The wearing of
life belts at all times was compulsory. The convoy's ports of embarka
tion and debarkation were not disclosed. It reached its destination safely.
I ntent Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing t.isl
Listed among the recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list are the
following:
Bill Gay, Williamston, Lewis Mod
lin, Jamesville, A-sa J. Hardison.
Jamesvilie; Mary Sessoms, Rober
sonville; Haywood Harrell. Oak
City, M La. Roberson, Palmyra; M
S. Cowan. Robersonville; C. W. Gur
kni, Williamston; Neal Godard.
Jamesville; Z. N Roberson, James
vilie; B. S Courtney, Williamston;
F. U. Barnes, Williamston; H. C.
Green, Williamston; James Bailey,
Williamston; E H Harrell, Oak
City; W H. Williams. Williamston;
B. L Moon-, Williamston; J. W. Wig
gins. Jamesville. Mrs N. S. Bullock,
Everetts; H. P. Mobley, Williamston;
K. D. Worrell, Williamston; Carroll
Jones, Williamston; Ben I) Courtney,
Williamston; Sarah Dancy, Oak City,
Wm. R James, Jamesville; E. R. Os
borne, Robersonville, Mrs. L B Har
rison, Williamston; Dick Smith, Wil
liamston. Williamston Cafe. William
ston; Seth Bailey, Williamston; Jul
ius Peel, Williamston; Marvin Jones,
Jamesville; W S Hunt, Zebulon;
Geo. E Roberson, Williamston; K.
R. Cullifer, Williamston; Annie
Moore. Jamesville
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ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Thomas Barn
hill will observe their golden wed
ding anniversary with an informal
reception at their home on Hough
ton Street here Tuesday evening,
January 27th
The following invitation is 'being
issued:
"Mr. and Mrs Rufus Vernon
Bunting invite you to be present for
the 50th anniversary of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Thomas Barn
hill, on Tuesday evening, January
27, from eight until ten o'clock. Wil
liamston, North Carolina Julius
Thomas Barnhill Talitha Wynne."
No invitations are being mailed in
Williamston or Everetts, but the pub
lic is invited
Visit Here Sunday
Mrs. B J. Bateman, Loi raiuo-Bate
man ami Eva Ourgainis. of Newport
News, visited relatives here Sunday.
In Charlotte for Few Days
Mr. Wigg Watts is a business visi
tor in Charlotte for a few days
At Pamlico Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Rhodes visited
at Pamlico Beach Sunday
Visits Here Last Week-end
Miss Virgil Ward, who is a student
at E C T C . Greenville, visited her
mother, Mis Lucy Ward, here last
week-end
Spend Week-end Here
Dr. and Mrs J. L Spencer and lit
tle daughter, Mary Morton, ol Ports?
mouth. visited friends here lasf
week-end.
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Was Here laud Week-end
C. T. Roberson, student at State
College. Raleigh, visited his mother,
Mrs. Theodore Roberson. here last
week-end.
Shop Here Saturday
Miss Margaret Peele, of Plymouth;
Mrs. David Grimes, Jr., and Mrs
David Grimes, Sr., Mrs. J. T. Tay
lor, of Robersonville, and Miss Rose
mary Nestor, of Plymouth, shopped
here Saturday
Spend Week-end Here
Joe Creel, of Dunn, and Miss Beth j
Gnrdnn, of Stem, visited Mrs. Daisy j
Purvis here last week-end.
In Washington City Sunday
Miss Bolton Cowen visited in1
Washington City Sunday
Is in Local Hospital
Mrs. E. N Hardison a tn the'
Brown Community hospital here for
treatment
Visiting in Jamesville
Mrs. F. R Simpson, of Norfolk, is
visiting her sister in Jamesville
Were Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowen and
son, of Washington City, visited Miss
Anne Hardison here Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Eleanor Taylor, of Norfolk,
visited Mrs. Bob Taylor here last
week-end.
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In Edenton Sunday
Mrs. S. R Biggs visited in Eden
ton Sunday
Mrs. Winnie Dances
Mrs. Winston Churchill, wife of
Britain's Prime Minister, is shown
enjoying a dance with a munitions
worker at a recreation center in the
north of England
Join Scrap-Mclal?
Collection Drive
You ran do a real good turn tow- ,
ard helping Ink the Axi by join
ing or starting a scrap-metal col
lection drive. Uncle Sam Heeds that
leaky old washboiler, that i usty old
bedspring. The steel nulls are really
getting desperately short on scrap.
The flow of such "junk'.' is natural
ly much stcrwee m cold weather any J
way-, and all during the milder
months the steel production pace was
such that the mills couldn't build up
their scrap stockpiles as they ordi
narily do. Automobile' "graveyards''
offer a tremendous source of scrap
steel. It's true that usable parts that
can In- recovered from these auto
graveyards are, logically, being fuk
<n off and stored up against the ex
pected demand for them as new-part
manufacture dwindles but there's
still a great lo.t of useful scrap in the
frames, motors and bodies of those
"highway has-beens"
I.oral V oiiiik Man Safe
iml R oll In Tho Navy
Calling his mother,- Mrs. Mary
Bonner Gurganus, by long distance
telephone from San Francisco last
Sunday evening, Eli Gurganus ad
vised that he was safe and well and
getting along all right. Askew where
he was going, the young man ex
plained that "nobody knew."
The young man was at Pearl Har
bor back in December but went
through that terrible ordeal without
mishap
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Announce llonor Kol!
In Gold I'oinl Srlioid
The second term honor roll for the
Gold Point School carries the names
of seven pupils, as follows
First grade Delois Weaver
Second grade: Peggy Johnson and
Bobby Britton.
Third grade: Frank Brown and
Louise Weaver,
Fourth grade: Garland Hardison
riftn grade m. h mmlisnn
They Grow 'Km l.arne
In Griffin? Towmhifi
Hens produce large eggs out ir
Griffins Township as a usual thing
but last Saturday Mrs Charlie G
Gurkin spied an unusually large one
Weighing four ounces, the egg meas
ured 8 by 6 1 2 inches Mrs. Gurkit
was certain it was a hen egg as then
are no other fowls on the planta
tiuii. re?" :
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Hfgh
Food production is at record higl
levels, buying power of consumer
is the greatest ever, and prices ant
income are averaging the best in I
dccadc or more.
Honor Students In
The Local Schools
A total of 156 names appear on the
honor rolls of the third penodM-re
leased from the principal s office to
day Ninety-nine of the honor stu
lents are enrolled in the elementary
school and 57 in the high ?*ooL
Honor roll I. which includes botl
scolarship and perfect attendance
carries 82 elementary names and 4s
high school. Honor Roll 11 is scholar
ship only In the ease of high schoo
Students the honor lists are baaed or
averages for the fall semester whicl
? nded last week The honor lists fol
low .
First grade honor mil l J.^Cher
rv Jimmy Council, Jesse Cowan
James Moore, Russell R^-rson Car
Tavlor. Rufus Wynne, William R->
Wynne; honor roll II Nora Ma.
IIOIlOl If" 41
Cherry, Sue Joe Rogers. JimmieTay
lor. James Herbert Coltra.n, Jame,
Howard Harham - -tt-r T-.cki,
Hrronct praito irrmor r??tt I J'uKl
lianas. Pamela Taylor. Keith Hoy.
tannine Bryant. Bobby C,off. Ben
nie Moore Ernest Taylor, Jerry A -
Crook, Hubert Chesson. Bohh, Rog
Roland Rogerson, Cllfloi
?*rsi>n. t\oidnw tv.h
WIntaker. Willie lam Boweft. Mar.
Pout- Cherry. lUrel Jones, bono
roll 11 Anne Jones Gordon Hot
k?'s. Selma Page. Helen Nicholson
Janie Koborson
Hiird grade honor roll I Sam lay
lor Hobby Clayton. Jack Awards
.,m,mv Myers, Bill Spruilf UndoII.
Ward Boris Andrews. Louise Cor
el F.ii/abeth Griffin. Mane Griffin
Betsy llorton. Barbara Jackson. Dor
M inning;?Alll'l' FO.lkTriai.ic
Harriet Ward. Ann Woolard
.... . ..l m ;,.la, vlcnn Hll
PecW* Harriet waiu,
luniri roll 11 Joseph Nicholson Bil
Hob Heel. Helen Ch.sson, Mary C
Eeggctt. .lean McLawhorn. Rub
Savag. Betty Rhodes Taylor. Bitt.
\' il LI*'. L ?*- tl? ???
(; Watson. Rose Marie Hatton
Fourth grade honor roll I Warrei
. ... u......rt ChesSOI!
Kourtn "im.v -
Coti Flank Wviine. Rupert ( hesson
Ronald Leven. Ma.lal.ne Chesson
K ch el Chesson. Jessie Mae Melsor
I li/alieth Whitley. Mary Ellen Ward
Eli/abelh Whitley. Mary Ellen Ward
roll II Rush Bondurant Tom
mv Ost.sn. I.ilybet Muse. Russcl
Carey l.uther l'ate Battle Moore
Fifth grade honor roll I Shirle
Tavlor. Dorothy Rodgerson, Lit
Page Clayton lladlcy. Johnny f
\lW,rook. Billy Edwards. Land
t;1111 in. Sally Hardison; honor ro|
11 Doris. Culliph.T, Julian Masoi
i. oil Peel. Zack Hiephoff.
Sixth grade honor roll 1 Margare
Ward. Thelma Ward. Laura 1 ranee
Peel Carrie Dell Peaks, Gertrud
Ml I . .w horn, Dennis Moore. Bai
toil., Margolis, Mary Lou Clti an
roll II Delia Wynne. Jea
Still. He. -Lucy Robert,,,u, Don
Savage John Gurkin, Edna lladl.J
Mat v lladlcy, Shirley Jones. Lol
mat y .
Peele. Ola Rogers. Melha Revels
Seventh glade honor roll I Da
M-vniiii ^i??v.v
Howen. Hugh llorton, J. . Rich
Letin, Lucy Andrews, Louise Gri
I.enn, i.u.> "...
II,1. Gloria Haynian. Louis. ...
Eli^wbeth Hopkins, Dorothy Leg get
Elizabeth Manning, Elizabeth Pal
Gril
Hmei
Elizabeth Manning.
orrT--Eh7atrrm:TaTl'TTrnunT.dI Whit.
Edward Beach, William Nelson. Mai
.one Martin, Joyce Taylot'; bono
roll 11 Evelyn Bowen, Hatty Rul
Muse. Ella Kay Rogerson
Eighth grade honor roll 1 H.i
Honor Students In
School At Everetts
The honor roll for the Everetts
school is as follows:
First grade: Boyd Bailey, Joe Ann
Keel, Rachel Mobley, Myrtle Ann
Nicholson, Betty Jean Wynne, Lin
da Downum. Bobby Clark.
Second grade: Lang Martin, Dav
id Rogerson, Claudia McKeel, Lil
lian Forbes, Herman Haislip.
Third grad? James Taylor Bul
lock. David Davis.
Fourth grade Mary Alice Bailey,
Dorothy Jean Ayers. Opal Jones, El
vin Haw Is.
Fifth grade Tom James, Ruby
White Harrison.
Sixth grade: Marceline Johnson.
I j Clayton Ray Keel, Lee Clark
, I Seventh grade Furney James,
, Jack Roebuck, Evelyn Ayers, Louise
Harrison; Annie Jean Taylor, Elsie
. Ray Edmondson, Susie Gray Leg
Igett Elvln Silverthorne, Melvin Sil
, ? vei tlioi tie, Elsie Lee-Revels, Virginia?
Dare Power, Alice Wynne
Lih-iiI ) oimx Mnn Will
Enter !\aval He nerve
"ttli <el I Ro. hu. k> local young man
for several months in the employ of
the Branch Banking and Trust Com
pany. leaves today for New York
where he will enter the Naval Re
serve. Mr. Roebuck, son of Sheriff
and Mrs. C\ B. Roebuck, was to have
taken special training at Northwest
ern University, but he was advised
a short time ago to report to New
York where he is slated to board a
training ship immediately.
/'??//. Farmers Heelaim
Land Hy Terracing
Polk County farmers took the first
i step in reclaiming sub-marginal land
in 1941 by terracing certain fields,
reports S H. Dobson, Assistant Farm
i, ; Agent of the N C.-State College Ex
J tension Service
Dickens, Syivta Green. Frances Grif
fin. Pearl Newborn. Mollie Peaks;
honor roll II Earl Moore, Elsie Lang
ley
Ninth grade honor roll I Jane
Goff, Curtis Hopkins, Anne Meador,
David Roberson, Joseph Wynne;
honor roll: Dalton Jones.
Tenth grade honor roll 1 Lenora
Melson. Virginia Mines, Bill Peele,
J I) Woolard. Luther Peele; honor
roll II Richard Margolis, Flossie
Peaks, Conrad Getsinger, Julia
Clyde Waters.
Eleventh gi ade^honor roll I: Jos
eph Crurganu.s. Eyelyn Griffin; hun
or^roll 11 TheroiV Gurganus, Made
lyn Taylor. Catherine Turner.
Twelfth grade honor roll 11 War
ren Pope, Frances Humble, Eliza
beth Bu-rras. Evelyn Wynne, Edith
Andrews.
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