Visits in Durham
Mrs. L. B Harrison spent the
week-end with her daughter. Miss
Evelyn Harrison, in Durham.
In Washington Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers vis
ited in Washington Saturday night.
Attend Belk-Tyler's Opening
Mr. and Mrs. Barto Houston, of
Washington, attended Bejk-Tyhrs
opening Saturday.
In Tarboro Friday
Misses Betty Everett and KathcA
ine Mewborn visited in Tarboro on
Friday.
Visits in Chapel Hill
?Mias Audrey "Williams spent the
week-end in Chapel Hill
Returns from Norfolk
Mrs. Johnny Griffin has returned
to her home after spending a lev,
days in Norfolk and Portsmouth
HELPS PREVENT
COLDS
From Developing
.At the first sncere,
sniffle or sign of nasal irritation, put a
few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. Its quick action > ^
aids nature's defenses i
against colds, f ollow
VICKS
directions in folder. VATRONOf
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Burgin Butler, of Summit,
Mi - . visited here last week-end.
In Leggetts Friday
Miss Harriet Lawrence visited in
Leggetts Friday
Returns from Norfolk
Mrs 4tsS<* S. LiUey, of Griffins
Township. who has been visiting in
Norfolk and Portsmouth", returned to
her home'' Sunday.
Visit in Aurora
Mr- Frank Weston and sons, Rob
ert and little Buddy, have returned
horn after spending a few days in
Aurora with Mrs Weston's mother.
In Windsor Friday
Mr. H A. B<?Wen was a business
vis nor in Windsor Friday afternoon.
Returns to South Hill, Va.
M:.-> Elizabeth Thompson, who has
been visiting here for a feW days, has
returned to her home in South Hill,
Va
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Arehie Mohl? y. of Cross Roads,
t tended. to business here Friday.
Return from Norfolk
Mi Mil; - R Lilley, Mrs. Clarence 1
Giirkin. Mrs. Lewis Peele and Mrs,
John A. Lilley have returned home
.?f a r . |"! ding the week-epd with
n lat i v<'s in Norfolk.
Visits Here Friday
Mrs. Kader Li Hey was a business
Visitor in town Friday.
Was Business Visitor Here
Joe Rynn, of Rocky Mount,1
attended to business here Friday.
Spends Week-end Here
Edgar Gurganus, who is a student
at Wak? Forest College, visited his
mother here last week-end.
Returns from Hospital
M;. Hot-tense Green, who has been
confined to a Tarboro hospital, has
returned to'"-her home.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr F, P
a business visitor here Friday.
Is Improving from Illness
Friends of Mrs. E. D. Harris, who
has been confined to her home for
Several days because of illness, wiH
be glad to know that she is improv
ing.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Plena Swain.- who is a teach
er in tin Fremont schools, spent the
week-end here with her parents.
Defense Stamps As Prizes
The bridge clubs of Williamston
have decided to give defense stamps
as prizes.
Is Undergoing Treatment
Mrs Johnnie Wynne, of Bear
Grass, is undergoing treatment in the
local hospital:
Was Here Yesterday
Miss" Margaret Clover Johnson, at
torney at law hi Plymouth, was here
yesterday attending to professional
matters.
Returns from Portsmouth
Mrs. Mary Andrews returned last
week-end from a visit with relatives
in Portsmouth and Norfolk
Visit Here Sunday
Mi and Mrs. Paul Tillman, of
Roc ky Mount, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Is Undergoing Treatment
Mrs W F Weaver is undergoing
treatment in the Brown Community
hospital here.
Spends Week-end Here
Corpora! Pete Fowden was home
from Fort Jackson last week-end.
Visits Here Last Week-end
Dixie Rober.son, of Eglin Field, vis
ited friends here last week-end.
Attend Farm Meeting
Mrs. Blonzie Harrell and Mr. T. B.
Slade attended a farm meeting in
Windsor yesterday.
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TNI SMOKI OF SLOWLR BURNINC CAMttS CONTAINS
28* LESS NICOTINE
than the average of the 4 other largest'
(telling cigarettes tested ? less than any of
them ? according toindepended t ucicntilic
tests of the smoke itself f
CAMEL -THE CIGARETTE OF
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
NOTICE!
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
AND .POLL TAX
All persons owning Real Isl.lle or Personal Property, or both, 011 the 1st day ol January. 1!I42,
are required to give 111 same tor taxes during the month of January. All male persons between
the ages of 21 and 50 years are liable for poll tax All persons who are liable for poll tax and fail
to list, and all persons who own property and fail to list it will In deemed guilty of a misdemean
or; and, upon conviction, fined or imprisoned.
"Kach farm owner or his agent must come prepared to report the acreage of each crop liar
vested on his own or his tenant's farm last year (lull); also acres cultivated, lying out, woodland,
number livestock, farm equipment, apple trees ot hearing age, number ol people living on farm,
and the tons of fertilizers lor all crops." Prepare your list now. This is required by state law.
All persons owning dogs six months old and over are required to list the same for taxation
at the same time other property is listed
The list takers will be at the following places between !l a. in. and 5 p. m. on the dates men
tioned for the purpose of listing your property:
Juiiit'svilh' I us nslii|i J. Linwooil kiinwles. I.isl-'l'ukcr
Jiiiiit'sv illc Town House January 22. 2.'t. 2'). 30
\\ illiain- Tow ii-liip \ itiiiiii Lriffin. last-Taker? Al Home
Anil \t fauintv Mouse January I'). 2(?. anil 30
Hriffins Town-hip \\ . Tom Kolterson. I.isl-Talver
Leon Larl Lriffin's More January 17 ami 21
Vl Home Oilier Days
Hear (>rass lown-hip J. Hossell Hofiers. I.isl-Taker
?:? \t t. Riifty*- l1-"" 1 f'"""
William-Ion Tnwu-hip John IL Peel. List-Taker
(anirlliouse Kvrry Day. 9:00 lo 5:00
Crosn Hoails Township W, L. Atishon. List-Taker
Even-Its January 13. 1 I. 20. 21. 23. 20. 27. 2?. 30
Rohersony ille Township' IL S. Kverett. List-Taker
Rohersoitville. JA\ Other Days At Central Warehouse
Poplar Point I.eHoy Taylor. List-Taker ? At Home
Hamilton Township LeRoy Kverett. I.isl-Taker
Hassell January 23 anil 30
Hamilton January 13. 10. 27, 2H ami 20
Loose Nest Township J. A. Hawls, List-Taker
Oak Lily. January 10. I 7. 2 I ami 31 al Kawl's Filling Station
pKepor! Your 19^1 drop Acreage Through Your Ix?eal
List-Taker During January. 1912
Ypur local Tar 1 ifcUr is requiieil tu make ihp rprnrds. nut farm nunuti nr i?n?nl? mint
lurnish tne facts. Therefore, call your list taker's attention to these records and be prepared
to furnish the following information: (1) Acreage for earh crop harvested during ealendar
year 1941; (2) Number of horses, mules, cows, sows, ewes and hens on farm January, 1942;
(3) Number of people living on farm January. 1942; (4) Number of threshing machines, com
bines, peanut pickers, farm tractors and farm trucks. All of the above information furnished
will be considered as confidential, and will not he used in any manner that is detrimental to
the farmers concerned. It is not used for tax purposes.
Do your part to insure complete farm reports for your county and remind your neighbors
to give their farm record to the local tax lister.
C. D. Carstarphen
TAX SUPERVISOR MARTIN COUNTY
Recovering from Illness
Mjss Viola Price, teacher in the I
Hamilton school, is recovering from j
?n illness in the Brown Community |
wspital here.
K'u Business Visitor Here
Mr. Will Taylor, of Robersonville, ]
a as here yesterday attending to |
business.
In Hamilton Sunday
Miss Mary Carstarphen, C. D.,
Sutton and W H Carstarphen and |
little son visited relatives in Hamil
:on Sunday.
Recovering from Operation
Recovering from an operation for
ippendicitis, Miss Mildred Everett
s expected to return from a Rich
nond hospital the latter part of this
week to her home in Hamilton.
Return from Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Langley re
unied last week-end from Ml. Pleas
int, Tenn., where Mr. Langley was
in the tobacco market for several
nonths.
Leave for Dunn
Mrs. Edwin Holding and Mrs. Jim
nie Harris left yesterday for Dunn |
:o attend the funeral of Mr. E. L.
3arker.
t'isit Near Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Hayhew Moore and I
Mr Grover Whitehurst, of Norfolk,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dan-1
iel near here for a short while Sun
day
Was Here last Week-end
Jerry Manning, of the United I
Stall Navy, was home for the week- |
end
In Durham Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clark and I
laughter. Betty Sue. visited in Dur-1
ham and Chapel Hill Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Mrs. A B Bradsher, of Montreal,
Canada,?spent the week-end here
with her brother, Mr. Joel Muse, and
family.
In Robersonville Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wynne, Mrs
Myrtle Harris and Mrs Paul Jones |
visited in Robersonville Sunday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs. Dollie Hardison, of |
Norfolk, visited here last week-end.
Returns from Tenneasee
Mr. Fred Taylor, who has been in I
Tennessee since Christmas on the to- |
hacco market, has returned home.
Was Here laud Week-end
Julius Edwards, of Hopewell, vis- |
ited relatives here last week-end.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chandler,
of Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs. W
M Myers here over the week-end.
Visits Here Last Week-end
Miss Alta Critcher, of Ayden, spent I
the week-end here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hurras Critcher.
In Robresonville Sunday
Miss Mary Rodgerson visited in |
Robersonville Sunday.
Visits in Franklin, Va.
Mrs. Virgmia Cutchins spent the |
week-end in Franklin, Va.
Is in New York
Mr. Frank Margolis is in New York |
buying for the Margolis firm.
In Jamesville Sunday
Miss Dolores Long visited in |
Jamesville Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
-Miss llcid White, mudent a E C'
T. C., Greenville, spent the week-end I
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs |
Arthur White.
Was Here Last Week-end
Whit Purvis, of Goldsboro, spent |
Hie week-end here visiting his moth'
t, Mrs. Daisy Purvis.
In Plymouth Sunday
Jack Frank visited in Plymouth org
Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
?I I) Bowen spent the week-end
villi Ins mother, Mrs Minnie Bow
1'isit Here Sunday ,
Mr. and Mrs. W M Green, of Rob
Tsimville, visited friends here Sun- i
lay.
Shops Here Saturday
Miss Bruce Modlin, a teacher in
he Chocowinity school, shopped j
lere Saturday.
In Bethel Thursday
Mr. Joe Leggett was a business vis-1
tor in Bethel Thursday.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Taylor Malone spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Vlrs Ellis Malone.
Was Visitor Here ,
Mr. Bruce Brown visited Edgar I
jurganus here for a few days' hol
day following exams at Wake For
"st where both boys are enrolled.
Cotton Underneath
Among the smartest of the new
cotton undergarments designeu for
tae college miss is this tattersall
check pique gird I* with matching
lira. The Nationa. Cotton Council
and Cotton-1 xtile Institute re
port that these new cotton undivS
ran he sent to he laundry along
with other cottons.
Latrnt Addition* The
Enter fjrinp Mailing Lin I
Listed among tin* recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list are the
following:
C. If. Ango. Jamesville; Mrs. J. R.
Abbitt, Noftolk; Albert Tyre, Wil
liamston; A. D. Griffin, Sr.. William
ston; Robert Coltrain, Oak City; Al
bert Manning, Williamston; W. S.
Pritchard, Windsor; Paul Bailey, Ev
eretts; Emma O. Teel. Robersonville;
Mrs. Harmon Rogerson, Williamston;
Claude Leggett. Williamston; John
D. Manning, Newark, N J.; Roy Out
terbridge, Williamston: Mrs. Percy
S. Walker, Topeka, Kansas; J. M.
Andrews, Parmele; G. A. Harrison,
Williamston; Julius E. Moore, Wil
liamston; R. M. Quinn, Williamston;
Hudson Hoyle, Williamston; H. G.
Godard, Washington; Sherrod Corey,
Williamston; Don E. Johnson, Wil
liamston; Mrs. Lucy Barnhill. Stokes;
Mamie Harrison, Robersonville; W
b. McKeel, Williamston; Mrs. Can
nie Williams, Oak City; Bruce Ches
son, Williamston; Elbert Manning,
Williamston.
Visit llere Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Harden, of
Wilson, spent Sunday here with Mr
and Mis. D. E. Darden.
In Snow Hill Monday
Mr. W. A. Daniels was a business
visitor in Snow Hill Monday.
Visit Here I>ast Week-end
Mr. Russell Davis and Mrs Robert
A lis brooks, of Portsmouth, visited
friends and relatives here last week
end.
In Edenton Sunday
R. J. Hardison visited in Edenton
Sunday.
In Portsmouth Sunday
Misses Mary Ruth Ward, Penny
Rose Waters, Marian Hurley and
Eaye Gurganus visited in Portsmouth
Sunday.
Returns from Norfolk
Miss Mary Gwen Osborne has re
turned home after spending a few
Says in Norfolk.
Visit Here Saturday
Misses Katherine Holding. Mary
Katherien Spruill, Rose White, Lor
raine Moore, Nancy Burdin and Dot
Davis, of Windsor, visited here Sat
urday.
Was Here Sunday
Mr. Way Ion Wilson, of Roberson
ville, visited here Sunday.
Leaves for New York
Miss Anna Harrison left Monday
for New York where she will do the
spring buying for the Harrison
Shop.
TO AFPEAR IN BEAK GRASS
Paul Byrd and bis Radio Pals, of
Goldsboro, will appear in the Bear
Grass school Thursday night, Jan
uary 29th, at 7:30.
?
Leave for Florida
Miss Louise Cook and her guest,
Miss Irene Nagy, of New Jersey, left
yesterday for Florida where they
will spend ten days.
In Greenville Saturday
Misses Marie and Delsie Harrison,
of Bear Grass, spent last Saturday
in Greenville visiting friends.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Hubert Coltrain, of Norfolk,
spent last week-end here with-his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Col
train.
Visits Near Bear Grass
Elbert Harrison, of Fort Bragg, vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Ayers, near Bear Grass over the
week-end.
Was Here Saturday
Mr. Don Matthews, Jr., of Hamil
ton, visited friends here Saturday.
Leaves for Washington City
Mr. William Lilley, of Griffins
Township, left Monday for Washing
ton, D. C., to accept a position there.
Was Here Sunday
Mr. J. W. Belflower visited here
Sunday.
Visit Here Sunday
Lt. Gabel Himmelwright, of Camp
Let . Va., and Miss Margaret Hodges,
of Washington, visited here Sunday.
In Norfolk on Business
Mr. Harold Vick has gone to Nor
this this week on a business trip.
Firemen Guests Of Jack
Dixon At Oyster Roast
?
Expressing appreciation tor serv
ices rendered during an emergency
a few weeks ago, Jack Dixon enter
tained the local fire department rol
unteers with an oyster roast at Mick
ey's Inn last evening. "Die boat serv
ed oysters just as long as there was
a man at the table, and incidentally
there were more members of the de
partment there than at any meeting
in recent months.
t
Resigns To Accept Job
In Quantico Drug Store
Herbert M. Clark, for a long num
ber of years a junior druggist here
and manager of the People's Drug
Store, has resigned to accept a posi
tion in a Quantico, Va., drug store.
Mr. Clark left this morning for
Quantico where he will be associat
ed with his brother-in-law in the
operation of the store there. His suc
cessor has not been named.
Visits Here Sunday
Miss Ann Gilliam, of Windsor, vis
ited here Sunday.
/-NEURALGIA-)
I Capudlnc acts fast because It'aV
I liquid, relieving pain* of neuralgia I
? quickly, pleasantly. 8oothee upeet I
I nerves Use only as directed. All drug- I
Iglsta. 10c, 30c. 60c bottlea. 1
Liquid CAPUDINE
NOTICE TO
Williamston
Automobile Owners
There is a Town Ordinance requiring all
owners of Automobiles and Trucks in
the Town of Willianfston to display a
town license plate on said cars and
Trucks^ -
The owners of all town cars and trucks
are hereby given notice that if 1942 li
cense plate is not displayed on said mo
tor vehicles by February 1st, 1942, this
ordinance will be enforced.
J. L. HASSELL
MAYOR.
WF. Aqp, TAKiivr. BOB
Tobacco Flues
FARMERS, don't wait to give your or
der for Tobacco Flues. You realize the
condition* that confront us all and how
difficult it is to secure metals and tin.
WE WILL GET 60 PER CENT OF
LAST YEAR'S SUPPLY OF IRON
We have in stock 1-3 of our allotment, which can
he converted inlet flues immediately upon receipt
of your order. Don't wait! Give us your order now.
G.&H. BUILDERS
SUPPLY COMPANY WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
FARMERS
START THE SEASON RIGHT
BY USING THE FAMOUS
ARMOUR
Fertilizers
We Have A Supply Ready For
Immediate Delivery At The
NEW FARMERS
WAREHOUSE
SetTUs For The Right
Price And The Best
Fertilizer Product ...
ARMOUR'S
H. Leman J. Edtcard
Barnhill & Corey
WILUAMSTON, N. C.