! Local and Personal
Judge Francis D. Winston was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Miielle of Jameaville was a
business visitor here yesterday after
noon.
Mr. McClure, manager of the Car
olina Telephone company, Tarboro,
spent a short time here yesterday.
Misses Rhea, and Gilliam of Wind
sor were pleasant visitors here yester
day afternoon. They were accompani
ed home by Miss Bonner Gurganus.
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Miss Louise Harrison left this morn
ing for Chapel Hill where she will
attend the University summer school
Miss Loey Stewart of Henderson is
visiting Miss Christine Dodd for sev
eral days.
Mr. James E. Grifin has accepted a
position with a leading hotel at Myr
tle beach. South Carolina. He will
spend the summer there.
Mr. W. Walters of Jamesville was
a business visitor here yesUrday.
Miss Nellie Barnhill was a visitor
here yesterday afternoon.
Miss Frances Gurganus and Mr.
Dick Taylor are attending the Baraca
Philathea convention in Raleigh to
day.
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Lumber and Building. Materials PAINTS 1
And Painting ..I : ' ' '' . ■ r. \ ----- — . -- l-.. :
There are many homes, business houses and structures.. Aside from the great improvement in appear- —. f yt* ii n [\TP
, which year after year are proving our claim that the best econ- ance^p^nting- is essential in preservation of your Jy| j
omy is to use only first-grade lumber and building: materials. .
L ™ )OD ,>A,NT - put on in the . ri * ht way-is the Do no t build without giving thorough consider-
Our policy of best materials at low- KL V ai u" h a* ill"' h t«nVi^Tes h o »hee^t'!f tSTpaint" ation to the convenience and comfort plumbing
a , , , » ~ ami workmunship. can give in that new home.
m est prices accounts for the growth of - 7 ,
& - nut-hnainpaa Tf vnn nrp nlnnnino- to til I-SU 1 In Business Quarter of a Century L*t us show you ideal home etjuipm nt
.W- OUI OUSineSS II you are planning to ' J * and make an estimate on the cost of the VT 1 11
■ta build, we want to supply the lumber ffTT j We have ~)e p^ nt '. an | we wm job, completed job.
I\i and materials. Our service to you in- ~ Sa"' l are «•>' foundation br our guaranteed paint. 1* r* "TTET"
'I '• iftSßWr r For new homes or old homes. See ua now. This to J?/" M L cwnHlr " cllon wor * ,h Wf !
K rJ* ii i » n 1 • j j (mH r Ji J. , in proirreKP. Make your home modem .JLI
eludes plans of all kinds and a person- ; Vl|Wj Jfljjfo the ideal time of the year to paint. with pll new plumbing comforts, now that vil■
■ril*! ki ~V i n terest in the construction which VH9r • PHONE NO. w . reasonable.
you get only by buying at home. Let's ... "JACK BOUGHT HERE" «JACK BOUGHT HBKE" /ShbF
- ' &W*am talkitover - - ifSfe/. W. H. WILLIAMS & SON \x/ p ; nTFNTST^
mwn JACK BOUGHT HERE ' " vv • V-I^l^
Roanoke Supply Co. HARDWARE Home Furnishings
/") "One swallow doer, not make a sum- ii^
________ »,ii. r /Ilium Some of that old furni'ure is K°'UK to look a little shabby when you move
mer, ' neither does a door knob make 9*114 ppi j nto new home—and no doubt you will want to brighten up with new
rw n/mnv/i a iTO Tin A mpno A XTr» r«¥Tt»¥ TAJ/ 1 TOrkXl®," \ a home—still fcoth add a *reat deal of XjJ /MM T plecex and maybe
ELECTRIC FANS, HEATERS AND CURLING
) T . > utmosphere and character, as you may / Blljlm itUj
( *m- Clark-Bennett Culpepper Hdw. Co. B. S. COURTNEY
'
._ , THE MONEY FOR YOUR NEW HOME v™"* Work
/ 1 \ j. We have the supplies. No matter what
Kga that you step into our offices and let us explain. * iflMTll ' • '^^.,^"l"^'^.
There are thousands and thoueands of "Keen Jacks" in this nation who could not today «». ut u. ,».* ■», t.i
own their home but for some building- and loan organization. P^O^yvl
QUIT PAYING RENT—OWN YOUR HOME - , * " ,ACK Bol,!1,T ****"
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[ The Martin County Building and Loan Association C. D.|QrstarphenjJ&lCo.
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Miss Eva Peel left Tuesday for
Chapel Hill where she will be in
school during the summer.
Mrs. C. B. Hassell is attending the
University summer school
Mr. W. T. .Meadows, jr. is attend
ing Duke summer school at Oriental
this summer.
Mr. 1. K. White of Shawsville, Va.
was a business visitor here Wednes
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford and
Miss Sallie Harris are attending the
Baraca-Philathea convention in Ral
eigh today.
Mr. Milton Bloom of New York is
•pending the month of June with Mr.
Frank J. Margolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Adler of Ply
mouth spent yesterday in the eitjft -
Mr. J. H. Bell of New York visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Watts during
the past week. —-- ■ »
Miss Gwendolyn Watts spent the
week end in Greenville with her aunt,
Mrs. R\. Heydenreich.
Miss Carrie Biggs Williams and
Harry A. Bigga will leave Monday for
Virginia Beach to visit Dr. Edgar
Morrison.
THK ENTERPRISE WILLI AM3TON, NORTH CAKOMNA
Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Joyner and
children, Margaret, Rena Forest and
Rayborn,_of Wilmington passed thru
here yesterday en route to Washing
ton, D. C. to visit relatives.
Misses Biddie Hassell and Thelma
Brown will spend the week end with
Mrs. E. T. Forbes in Greenville.
Misses Bonner Gurganus and Em
ma Bell Harris have returned home
from North Carolina college, Greens
boro where they spent the past year.
M isß Gurganus will return there Sun
day to continue her studies in the
summer school
Professor and Mrs. J. S. Seymour
will leave Monday for Columbia, S. C.
where they will spend several weeks.
Mr. W. C. Manning spent yesterday
in Norfolk. 1
Mrs. A 1 Clapp and Miss Pattie
Harris will arrive tomorrow from
Richmond to visit their mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Harris. -—=jj
Friends of Mr. W. A. Ellison, jr.
will be pleased to learn that he irv
full fledged professor and is teaching
at the Duke summer school at Ori
ental.
Mr. Prank Lewis of Waahinjrton
was a visitor here yesterday,
Mr. B. A. Townsend of the Imperial
Tobacco ramptny was in town this
week attending to taaiiMu nut tern.
Mr. Town Mad will rapraaont that com
panq on the local market sl* com
ing season.
1 Auto v» Pivogcc
Judge M. C. Ashley of Wood
bridge, N. J: says the automobile is
cure for the divorce evrt. H»
'as sent hundreds of husbands aid
•>;lves away from his "Cmrrt' rpprn
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WMIS
FOR SALE: MEXICAN HIU BOL'
Cotton SMd for sale. Grown in 192:
and an batter than 1924. Will da
liver Made Box 168 Rocky Mount
SEE ME FOR HIGH-CLASS MAR
ble and granite monuments, ih»
fencing, etc. I have a large suppl)
of up-to-date designs. Call or writ*
R. Sherrod Corey, agent, Williams ton
N. C. —~ m 29 4
CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIR
ing, and dyeing. Ladies' work a
specialty. AU work called for and de
livered. Willie Thompson, 406 Rail
road St m 8 lmo
MILLIONS GENUINE POTATO
plants. Porto Rico, Early Triumph,
Pumpkin Yam, and Jersey Sweets.
1,000, $1.75. 6,000, $7.50. First-«Uaa
plants and prompt shipment guaran
teed. Shroer Plant Farms. Valdosta
Ga. m! 6 8t
MEN, WOMEN, SELL GUARAN
teed silk hosiery direct to wearer;
beautiful goods, fashioned and full
fashioned, wonderful colors. Prices
lower than stores. Sell only. We pay
*very day. International Silk Hosiery
Co., Normtown, Pa. to je!9
D. SWIFT and CO.
I'atent Lawyers
305 Seventh St Washington, D C
Over 34 years experience
PATENTS
Ob'ained. Send model or sketch
and we will promptly send you a
report. Our book on patents and
trade-marks will be «ent to you
on requant. '
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