Visits Here This Week
Miss Eleanor Taylor, of Norfolk,
spent the early part of this week with
her parents here
Shops Here Yesterday
Mrs. Stewart Bailey, of Everetts,
shopped here yesterday morning.
Visiting at Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Coltrain are
spending the week-end at Virginia
Beach.
Visiting in Raleigh
Miss Marjone Jackson is spending
the week-end with friends in Ral
eigh.
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Visits Here Wednesday
Mr. Gus Gardner, of Plymouth,
spent Wednesday afternoon here vis
iting Mr and Mrs W. H. Harrell.
[ In Norfolk Tuesday
| Burras Critcher, Jr., spent last
Tuesday in Norfolk.
In Windsor Tuesday
Misses Evelyn Daniels and Betsy
Anderson were the guests of Mrs.
| D K. Harrell in Windsor Tuesday af
ternoon.
Transferred to Raleigh
Mr. Wade Holmes, mechanic at
the Highway Patrol Station, has been
transferred back to Raleigh for three
or four weeks.
In Oak City Sunday
Miss Penny Rose Waters spent last
Sundav visiting friends in Oak City
Shops Here Wednesday ?
Mrs W. D Starr, of Windsor, shop
ped here Wednesday morning.
50th Series
?OPENS?
Saturday, Sept. 5
There ure certain limitations and rfslric
lions on the construction of iicm build
inits. However. the Government will
permit you to make repairs and improve
your present buildings. We have
Money To Loan
For general improvement to property.
For further information see us at once.
If you are contemplating building after
the duration; if you desire to save mon
ey on a systematic basis for the usual em
ergencies in life, take stock in this new
series.
Martin County Build
ing&LoanAssociation
Special Notice
TO OUR
LAUNDRY
Customers
For your protection and conven
ience, as well as ours, we kind
ly ask that you . . .
I Make A List Of Your
c
Laundry Items
And semi the list along with your
bundle so we can check against
shortage when it comes in.
Unless you nuke a list you will have to go
by our rount when it goes out.
Your cooperation in this matter will be
appreciated. It is our desire always to
serve our customers the best we ran.
Visiting in Rocky Mount
Mrs. Hubert Coburn is spending I
several days in Rocky Mount where |
she is the guest of friends.
Returns Hone Wednesday
Mrs. "Breezy" Beaird. the former I
Miss Delores Long, who has been |
visiting her husband in Biloxi, Miss.,
for the past two weeks, returned |
home Wednesday night.
In Raleigh Tuesday
Miss Mary Taylor and Mrs. Jim-1
my Harris were business visitors in
Raleigh last Tuesday
Returns Home
Miss Ernestine Wynne has return-1
? H ll'TM" """? rpunHinfl u f-n. Hay?
with Mrs Claude Mendenhall, in
Farm Life.
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In Durham Tuesday
Mr James Manning and Miss Ruth
Manning were business visitors in
Durham last Tuesday.
Visiting in Oriental
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Saunders, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs Asa Crawford are j
spending the week-end in Oriental.
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Return from Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs. Victor Champion |
have returned from a visit with rel
atives in Pennsylvania and New I
York.
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Is Visiting Here
Judge Buck Spindale, of Norfolk, I
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor |
Champion here.
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In Durham for Few Days
Bernard T. Hurley, Jr., is spend-1
ing a few days in Durham with ]
friends
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Return from Oriental
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hitch and |
Mesdames P. H. Brown and K. B.
Crawford have returned from Orien-1
atl where they spent two weeks.
Leave for Nags Head
Mr. und Mrs. Julius Peel left to-1
day for Nags Head where they will |
spend the week-end.
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In Norfolk Wednesday
Mr. "Crack" Taylor and Miss Lib I
Taylor spent last Wednesday in Nor-1
folk /
Visiting at Nags Head
Mr. Joe Godard, Mrs Joe Godard
III, and children, Hannah and Joe IV,
and Mrs. James S. Rhodes are spend
ing the week-end at Nags Head.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Henry Cuthrell, of Rocky I
Mount, was a business visitor here |
Wednesday afternoon.
Visiting at Nags Head
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Godwin are I
spending the week-end at Nags I
Head.
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Spending Few Days Here
Mr. J. B Bragg, of Washington, is
spending a few days here Mr. Bragg
is connected wtih the Soil Conserva
iton program in this county and sur
rounding district.
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Is Visiting Here
Mr. G. T. Bailey, of Bristol, Conn.,
is spending a few days here with
his sister. Miss Annie Mae Bailey.
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Leaves for South Carolina
Miss Courtney Jenkins left yester
day for Rocky Hill, S. C., for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Land
ingham After Miss Jenkins spends
several days there, she will visit Mr
and Mrs. Fred Jenkins in Charlotte.
Were Here This Week
Rev. and Mrs. B. Duke Critcher
and children. Rosmond and Cottie,
spent a few days here with Mr. J.
E. Pope this week.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Gussie Burroughs, of Norfolk,
spent last week-end here with his
family
Leave for Elisabeth City
Rev and Mrs. Bernard T. Hurley
will leave tomorrow for Elisabeth
City where they will be the week
end guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Morse.
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Is Visiting Here
Mrs. W. B. Weaver ,of near Rob
ersonville, is visiting relatives here
this week.
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Will Arrive Tomorrow
Mrs. J. Wallace Conklin, the for
?ner Miss Bertie Martin, will arrive
tomorrow from Los Angeles, Calif.,
to visit Jamesville relatives for sev
eral weeks.
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Visits Here Sunday
Mrs. Richard Clancy, of Norfolk,
/isited friends heer last Sunday.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Benny Cheatham, of Wilson,
was a business visitor here yester
i?y
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Leaves for Winstoa-Salasn
Mr. Phil Rob bins .who has
the fuost of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Margolls for the past several days,
eft yesterday morning for his home
n Winston-Salsm.
ire Visiting Here
Misses Florence and Annie Brit
>n Bartholeumew, of Spring Hope,
ire spending a few days here with
dr. and Mrs. Dean Speight
Miss Ruth Ward is recovering from
in operation for appendicitis per
orated in a Washington hospital on
evening.
BEADED-LONG
On Friday, July 31,
Miss Mm Dclorea Long, of wBiam
iton became the bride of Pvt. Wood
row W Beaird, former^ of Wimam
.ton, now of Keesler Field Ma...
with Dr Henry T. Bradkahire, P?
tor of the First BaptUt Church, offi
Ci The* bride wore a wh'tedotted
swiss dress with white accessories
and a shoulder corsage made of de
fense stamps for the ceremotiyJShr
and the groom entered the church
together And they used "**>uble
ring ceremony for the wedding^
Miss Long, the daughter of Mr. J.
G Long and the late Mrs Long.
Jamesville, is a ^
Jamesville high school And for the
past few years she has been employ
ed at Margolis Brothers.
The son of Mr. Emmett_W Beaird
and the late Mrs. Beaird, Pvt. Be"*
and the late Mrs wm";
is s graduate of Fairfax high school
his home town Later he attended
Birmingham-Southern College, Bir
mingham Following his iftics "there
he coached junior athletics there.
However in Williamston, Pvt. Beaird
w? a ""too Cn,.t?l Plain
League, later leaving its service* to
associate himself with the William -
ton Package and Manufacturing C ?
Approximately two month, ago, the
grcfflm left fur army .ewe.
headouarters at Keesler Field. Miss.
Tmrnodiately after the ceremony
ft lends of Pvt. Beaird entertained the
bridal party at the Buena Vista ho
tel in Biloxi, Miss_
peel-coltrain
The marriage of Miss SareJFran
ces Coltrain to William Staton Peel
solemnized on Tueadsyevening.
August 4th. at the home of RewZ.
T Piephoff The bride was dressed
to blue, with white acceworiee. and
her flowers were pink M
Mrs p^ei is the daughter of Mr.
Oliver S. Coltrain and the late Mrs.
Sara Bullock Coltr.in^ Mr Peel is
the son of Mr Pleny Peel and the
late Mrs. Ida Corey Peel.
After a short wedding trip, the
couple are now at home with th
groom's parents.
BURNS-WYNNE
Mn, James Lester Wynne an
noTces themarriage of her daugte
ter, Melba .to Mr. Ralph Donald
ter, Meioa ,vo .... . ,
Burns on Saturday, August 1st, at
Jacksonville, N. C.
FAREWELL DINNER
Mrs Dan Sharpe entertained at
her^ home on Watts Street Wednes
day evening at a farewell dinner in
honor of her husband who leaves tcn
day for training in the U. S. Naval
Rpsprv6
The hostess used the patriotic mo
tif in her place cards, centerpiece,
and other decorations.
And the guests, Mr and Mrs^J_
Reg Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. R2*
Critcher, III. and Mr and Mrs T""
Barnhill enjoyed a delicious three
course dinner. ^
Were Here Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hassell, of
Roper, visited here last Tuesday
In Norfolk Today
Mrs A. L. Roebuck and Mrs. H.
L Roebuck visited relatives in Nor
folk yesterday and today
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Wade Hardlson, of Roper, was
a business visitor here last Tueday
Leave (or Richwood, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Platzs and chil
dren. Virginia, Fredie, Ray and
Jones, accompanied by Miss Thelma
Carrell, left this morning for Rich
wood, W. Va., where they will spend
the week-end.
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Arrives Here Wedaaeday
Mr. P. V. Jones, who is employed
in Elizabeth City, arrived Wednes
day night to spend a few days here
with Mrs. Jones.
Visiting In Chapel Hill
Mite Josephine Eldridge is visit
ing her parents in Chapel Hill this
week-end.
Returns treat Nags Head
Mrs. Maude Mizaelle has returned
home from a two weeks' visit with
friends at Nags Head.
Leaves for Red Springs
Miss Marion Hurley left yester
day afternoon for a two weeks' visit
with friends in Red Springs.
Was Here Monday
Dr. J. T. Llewellyn, who has been
in Newport Hews visiting relatives
for the past week, spent Monday af
ternoon here. Br. Llewellyn was en
route to Moisltead.
Return from Norfolk
Mrs. Raymond Abbitt and daugh
ter, Virginia, have retuntad home
from a week's visit with friends and
relatives in Norfolk. They were ac
companied home by Mrs. Abbitt's
nephew, Benjamin Bunting, who
will visit here a few days.
Visit Here Tuesday
Mesdames Clayton House, T. B.
Slade and Miss Bffie Waldo visited
here Tuesday afternoon.
Was Here Tuesday
Mr. Elmer White, of Windsor, vis
ited hore Tuesday night.
Ahead Wedding Hon
Mrs. Jack Hardiaon, Mime* Louise
Col train and Susie fearl Ward and
Mr. Joe Peel, of Griffins Township,
attended the Peel-Coltrain wedding
here Tuesday evening, August 4th.
Leaves for
Simon Lawrence, Jr., of Wilson,
who has been the guest of relatives
for the past week, left for Richmond
Wednesday where he will visit his
grandmother, Mrs J. D. Lewrenee,
a few day*.
ivtlle
las John Peel and Ja
Whitley (pant last Monday attar
noon in RohernjuvllM.
Vitamins Necessary
In Winning the War
An adequate supply of vitamins
is as necessary to winning the war
as an adequate supply of shells, mil
itary experts and nutritionists agree.
And Americans are getting their vi
tamins the preferred way?through
eating fresh fruits and vegetables?
recent figures show. With demand
greatly stimulated by government
emphasis on the nation's need for
vitamin-rich foods, growers in nine
major southern producing states
have boosted sales of fresh fruits
and vegetables through one company
16 per cent in a year, and other states
show increases of as much as 190
per cent.
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In New Bern Wednesday
Mrs. Clarence Whedbee visited in
New Bern last Wednesday.
Returns from White Lake
Miss Mildred Everett has return
I'll lu the uffice uf the county far
agent here following a brief vaca
tion spent at White Lake
Spend Week-end Here
Mrs. Albert Strawbridge and
daughter, of Plymouth.- spent last
week-end here with relatives.
Were Here Tuesday
Messrs. Hampton Eastern and Carl
ton Gillam. of Windsor, were visitors
here last Tuesday.
Visits Here Wednesday
Miss Addie Lee Meador was home
from Edenton for a short visit Wed
nesday evening.
Wrre Here Yesterday
Mr. Albert Ourkln and young son,
of Griffins Township, were here yes
terday attending to business.
Leaves for South Carolina
Dr. William R. Burrell left yes
terday for South Carolina and Flor
ida where he will spend three weeks
with his children.
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Return from Greensboro
Messrs. Ira Hsrrison, Jas. H. Ward
and G. P. Hall returned Wednesday
from Greensboro where they at
tended the annual convention of the
North Carolina Firemen's Associa
tion.
Recovering from Operation
W. S. Hunt, former highway pa
trolman and for aeveral years a res
ident of WmtaiMton. Is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis in
a Washington hospital.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Whereas, on the 26th day of Sep
tember, 1939, G. H. Manning and
wife, Helen Manning, executed and
delivered to H C. Leaman, Trustee
for the Land Bank Commissioner, a
certain deed of trust which is record
ed in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Martin County, North
Carolina, in Book N-3, at page 591;
and the undersigned W. O. McGib
ony has been duly substituted as the
Trustee therein under the provisions
thereof, by an instrument in writing
dated July 19, 1941, and duly record
ed in Book Y-3, page 592, Martin
County Registry; and'
in the payment of the indebtedness
thereby second a? User*in pnwided, ?
and the substitute trustee has been i
requested by the owner and holder
thereof to exercise the power of sale
therein contained:
Now. Therefore, under and by vir
tue of the authority conferred by
the said deed of trust the undersign
ed Substitute Trustee will on the 14
day of September, 1942, at the court
house door of Martin County, North
Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon of
fer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the following real estate:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land, containing One Hundred Twen
ty-three (123) acres, more or less,
lying and being in Goose Nest Town
ship, Martin County, North Caro
lina. and being on the Public Road
leading from Hamilton to Oak City,
about one-half (1-2) mile east of
the town of Oak City, and now own
ed by and in the possession of G. H.
Manning and wife, Helen Manning,
adjoining the lands of J. T Daniel
on the north and west, the lands of
N. M. Worsely on the aouth and the
lands of L. T Chesaon on the east.
and ntoi* panftularly fltacrfhorl *
iMfliU to map tMMtMk^A.
Corey, Surveyor, dated March 22,
1931, a copy ?f which 4s now on Hi
with the Federal Land Bank of Col
umbia. The property ia am fully
deeeribed by ntetas end bounds in
the deed of trust above mentioned,
to which reference is made.
This property is betas sold subject
to an outstanding deed of trust ex
ecuted by G. H. Manning and wife,
Helen Manning, to H. C. Leaman.
Trustee for the Federal Land Bank
of Columbia, recorded in Book N-3.
page 589, in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Martin County, North
Carolina.
A deposit of 10 per cent of any
bid not exceeding 8500 and 5 per
cent of any bid in exceaa thereof will
be required. If said depoait is not
made at the close of the bidding, the
property will be resold at two oVrlock
p M. of the some day.
This the 13th day of August, 1942.
ONY.
W. O. McOIBOK
Substitute Trustee.
B. A. Crttcher, Agent and Atty
For Substituted Trustee
ai?4t
Out They Must Go
Regardless of Price
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