Entertainments
Club Meetings
Engagements
Weddings
Etc.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Edgar Bunday and
little daughters of Hertford visited
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrison this
week. '
Miss Lucille Hassell is visiting
friends in Kinston.
Misses Pauline Smith and Violet
Alexander of Washington attended
the Woman's Club reception here
Tuesday.
Among those attending .the Womans
Club reception here Tuesday after
noon from Robersonville were Mes
dames R. L and J. C. Smith, liawls,
Richard Jenkins,_R. Mason, John lioss,
Arthur Johnson, Kelly Rawis, Abram
Roberson, Vernon Ward, Jack Tay
lor, J. Nelson, Richard Jenkins, W. H.
Gray, and Misses Nina James and Le
ona Moore.
Mrs. K. B. Crawford will return to
morrow from Seaford, Del. where she
has been with her sister, Mrs. Ross
during the last illness of her hus
band. Mr. Ross died Monday after
noon and the funeral and interment
services were held Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Greeit of Robersonville
attended the reception here Tuesday
afternoon.
Misses Velma Harrison, Frances
Hoyt, Margaret Manning and Mary
Hardy Murrill visited friends in Wash
ington Wednesday.
Mesdames Van G. Taylor, Hunter
and Jesse Keel of Everetts attended
the club reception here Tuesday after
noon."
Mr. M. L. Tremain, State Deputy
of the Modern Woodmen of America,
of Winston-Salem passed through
town yesterday from Colerain, where
he had addressed the annual Bertie
M. W. A. picnic.
Mr. Tremain is a Westerner, but he
has lived in Carolina for several years
and is warm in his praise of the old
North State.
ReV. and Mrs. L. C. Larkin of
Murfreesboro visited Dr. and Mrs. W.
E. Warren this week.
Dr. H. B. York will leave tomorrow
for Saluda where he will take a
course in the care of babies.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Staton spent
Sunday at Morehead City. While there
they were the guests of Mr. C. C.
Coddington. Among the other guests
for the day were Max Gardner and
Mrs. Gardner. They spent the time on
the Coddington yacht.
Rev. J. T. Stanford, who was a
- former pastor of the local Methodist
church, was the guest of Mrs. J. B.
Knight and family this week. Mr.
Stanford is always a welcome visitor
to Williamston, his hearty laugh and
genial disposition having endeared'
him very closely to our people.
Messrs. J. E. Pope and R. S.
Critcher attended the Weldon district
conference of the M. E. church Wed
nesday which was held in Windsor.
Mr. Garland Hodges of Washington
was a visitor yesterday.
LEGAL NOTICES •
TRUSTEES SALE
By viHue of the authority confer
red in me by a "Deed of Trust" ex
ecuted to me on the B, day of April
1622, and duly recorded in the Regis
ter of Deed's office in Martin county,
in Book G 2, page 269, to secure th«
payment of a certain bond bearing
even date therewith, and the stipula
tions in said Deed of Trust not hav
ing been complied with, I shall ex
pose at public auction, for cash, on
Monday the 23 day of August, 1926,
at 12 M., at the courthouse door in
Martin county, the following proper
ty: „
Beginning at the run of Smithwick's
Creek at the run of a small branch at
the Pike Hole, thence up said branch
N. 89 1-2 degrees E. 66 poles, thence 1
S. 86 degrees E. 39 poles, to a pine
and gum, thence S 11 degrees E. 210!
pole* to two gums and a maple in
Cypress Branch, thence down said
branch to the run of Smithwick's
Creek, thence down the run of said
Creek to the beginning, containing
in the whole tract 210 acres, one
third interest only being hereby con
veyed.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a
cypress stump in Blue Water swamp,
the Bird Hubbard and John Gray
Blount corner, thence S 37 1-4 de
grees W. 123 poles, thence N 86 de
grees W. 70 poles, thence N 18 de
grees W. 86 poles to the center of
the Diamond City road thence N. 38
degrees E. 28.40 poles to the run of
the Channel swamp, thence down the
run of said swamp to the run of
Smithwick's Creek, thence up the run
of said creek to the mouth of Blue
Water swamp, thence up the said
swamp to the place of beginning, con
taining 130 acres, more or le3s. 1
This the 22nd day of July 1926.
F. M. PEEL,
7-23-4t Trustee.
Society & Person as
Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Mrs. W. H. Lilley of Jamesville
and Mrs. Herring of LaGrange at
tended the club reception Tuesday.
Mrs. Herring is. remembered here as
Mrs. Myrtle Evans.
Friends of Mrs. J. A. Everett will
be glad to know that she is getting
along very nicely in the hospital
where she is recuperating.
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Editor Lincke of the Nashville
Graphic was a caller at our office
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. C. H. Dickey and Mr. J. H.
Britt attended the ground breaking
service for the new Baptist church in
Tarboro yesterday.
Mrs. Rand and three children of
Richlands are visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Harrison and Mr. Harrison.
Mr. Hubert Warren of Durham
was in town yesterday. He will be on
the local tobacco market this year.
Mr. Ike Gray of Robersonville
made a business trip here this morn
ing.
Mr. Steven Gano of Virginia Beach
k visiting his daughter,. Mrs. Law
rence Lindsley and Mr. Lindsley at
their home in New Town.
Mrs. R. A; Pope, Billie, Mickey and
R. A. Jr. left yesterduy for Mrs.
Pope's brother's homs near Durham
whpre they will visit until September
Mr. Julius S. Peel returned Wednes
day from Morfchead City.
RECEPTION FOR MISS
TRENTHAM LARGELY ATENDED
The reception given by the Woman's
Club fo£ Miss Anna Trentham, our
now Home Demonstration agent, was
well attended and a very enjoyable
occasion.
The hall was beautifuly decorated
by the house committee and a few of
their friends. Tall baskets and vases
of the loveliest summer flowers were
used every where to make the room
more attractive with the soft glow of
silk shaded lamps to help the rooms
were prettier than they had ever
been.
The visitors met the jruest of horror
and were entertained by the executive
CATARRH
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benefited by tha vapors at—
YIJsISS
Ovmr IT Million J arm Utmd Yearly
PENDER'S
YELLOW FRONT STORES
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONTS
Be Thrifty
Shop At A Fenders Store
Franco-American Spaghetti, can 10c
Elegante or Airlee PEAS, No. 2 can 12c
Snowdrift Lard, 4 lb. can 77c
Eagle Condensed Milk, can 4 19c
Gosman's C. and C. Dry
GINGER ALE ... 15c GINGER ALE ... 18c
WONDER AND PALACE FLOUR
12 lb. bag 24 lb. bag 48 lb. bag
62c $1.21 $2.36
Libbys Green Asparagus Tips, can 39c
French's Mustard Honeydew Pre
14c serves, lg. jar... 35c
Squire Brand Za-Rex Fruit
MUSTARD 10c
PUNCH 37c
Land o' Lakes Sweet
Cream BUTTER 49c D. P. TEA 21c
PHONE
Anything for
This Department
To
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committee which is composed of the
following: Mrs. John D. Biggs, Mrs.
Warren Biggs, Mrs. J. F. Thigpen, j
Mrs. L. B. Harrison, Mrs. Wheeler
Martin, Mrs. A. R. Dunning, Mrs. P.
B. Cone, Mrs. Erah Cobb, Mrs. J. G.
Staton, Mrs. W. C. Liverman, Mrs. E.
S. Peel,, and Mrs. C. R. Fleming.
Mrs. W. B. Watts played several
delightful solos and Mrs. P. B. Cone
sang during the afternoon.
_ Misses Evelyn iiEi Veltna Harrison,
Mary Hardy Murrill, Frances and
Eugenia Hoyt and Margaret Manning''
served ice cream and cake.
There were visitors from several
the county present, and'
despite the warm weather it was a
very successful afTuir.
The Robersonville Woman's club
which is one of the most progressive
organizations in this county, was
well represented and the members
were enthusiastice over the work and
plans of Miss Trentham.
Miss Pauline Smith and Miss
Violet Alexander of Washington were
special guests.
SANDY RIDGE ITEMS
Mrs. Lupian Hardison, Mrs,. Law
rence Riddick and Mrs. Joe Manning
visited Clarence Hopkins, who is still
confined to his bed, Wednesday even-,
ing.
Mrs. Lawrence Riddick visited Mrs.
H . H. Daniel Monday evening.
Mrs, T. A. Peed visited Mrs. J. H.
liiddick and Miss Martha A. Hardison
Wednesday evening.
Messrs. A. W. Hardison and . Jim
Roberson attended the funeral of
Everett Gardner Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Leo Roberson spent Thursday
with her mother who is ill at her
home.
Miss Eliza Coltrain and Mrs. Clias.
Daniel went to Windsor Thursday
where they attended the District con
ference. •
Messrs. J. N. and Frank Hopkins
and Miss Blanche Hopkins and Mrs.
Frank Hopkins attended the funeral
of Everett Gardner near Jamesville
Wednesday afternoon.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
-ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust dated Ist day of January
1915, to the undersigned trustee, exe-
CRUSHED BARLEY MALT
One Hundred Pounds - s3.;>o
Hop Flavored Malt Syrup, per
dozen cans J.j.V.i
AMERICAN MALT CO.
Albemarle, North Carolina, j I i»-20
THE ENTERPRISE—WILLIAMSTON. N. C.
LEGAL NOTICES
cuied by Joseph G. Godurd, said deed
ol' trust being of rtfeord in the public
registry of Martin County in book
11-1, at page 199, said deed of trust
having been given to secure a note
of even date and tenor therewith, and
the stipulations therein contained not
having been complied with, and at the
request of the parties interested, th»
undersigned trustee'will on the 29th
day of July, 1926, at 12 o'clock m.,
ID front of the courthouse door of
Martin County, in Williamston, N. C.,
offer at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de
scribed property: Beginning on Smith
wk'k street in the town of William
ston, N. C., at the corner of the land
herein conveyed, and the lands pf S.
R. Biggs heirs on the eastern side of
said street, thence along Smithwick
Street in a, northerly direction to
wards Main Street 55 feet, thence a
straight line at right angles with
Smithwick Street to Mrs. J. R. H.
Knight's line, thence along her line
•to the line of the S. K. Biggs heirs
line, thence along their line to -the
beginning, so as to include a lot fac
ing Smithwick Street 55 feet wide,
Good Fresh GEORGIA PKAl'llfcJS
$2.50 I'er Bushel Crate
Much Lower F'ricea in 5-bdshcl Lots
Now shipping Elbertas and Car
jnens. I!uy a crate for your, sum
iner ice cream. Write for quantity
prices to
CRIMES BROKERAGE CO.
Room 429 Kimball House
, my2s Atlanta, Georgian :>
TERRIBLE PAIN
Alabama Lady Tell* How SSe Ob
tained Relief by Taking Cardui.
Feels Fine and Enjoyi Life
Now, She Says.
Talladogn, Ala. —Mrs. Mary I lardy,
406 Hendsrson Avenue, thw caty,
•ays that seven years ago she "gflt
down sick" and was unable to at
tend to her housework.
"I have never boen so weak bo
foro or since," aho nays. *1 had a
ternhlo pain in my side—«o sore in
my suio and the lower part of my
body.
"Across my back ached, and I
was so nervous I couldnt stand op.
I had just about given up when
some one who came to see mo bo
gan talking about Cardui. %liis
caused me to get it 1 took abcrat
two bottles before I saw much im
provement.
"After this, though, I picked up
right away. I slept better at night.
I was hungry, enjoyed my fix>d,
which I hadn't done for aom» time.
"The pain and soreness gradually
left my side. I regained my strength.
I took al>out six bottles and left off
for awhile, then took two or thro*
more. . . 1 feel just fine, enjoy
life and can work now, too."
Cardui is purely vegetable, and
oontoina no harmful drugs. It has
helped thousand* of suffering women
and should help you, too. NC-16S
CAKJEtiI"j
Special for the Ladies
We Are Now Cleaning Out
All Dresses from—
One-Half to One-Third off
Come Early and See Them
Harrison Bros. & Co.
LEGAL NOTICES
rnd running back to the line of Mrs.
J. H. H. Knight.
This - the 128 th day of June, 1926
WJiEELER MARTIN, Jr.,
jy2 4tw Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtue of the authority conferred
in me by a deed of trust executed to;
me by Wiley W. Green and wife,'
Eliza Green, on the Ist day of Aug
ust, 1921, and duly recorded in the
register of deed's office in Martin
County in book G-2, page 359, to se-;
cure the payruuit of a certain bond
bearing even date therewith, and the!
stipulations in "Said deed of trust not j
having been complied with, I shall
expose at public auction, for cash, on
Special Prices for This Week
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King Sincerity S. R. flour, 12 lbs. 62c
Gold Star Self-Rising flour, 21 lbs. $1.21
Gingham Girl Flour, 12 lbs. . . 69c
Gingham Girl Flour, 21 lbs. . . $1.35
Rowena Flour, 12 lb. bag . . . 79c
Rowena Flour, 24 lb. bag . . . $1.49
Quart Fruit Jars, per dozen . . 79c
Half-Gallon Fruit Jars, dozen . $1.21
Fauld's Macaroni, package . 9c
Eagle Brand Milk . . »■ .
Sun Maid Puffed Raisins . ..
Queen's Blend Tea, quarter pound 21c
17 per cent middlings, bag . $2.00
Snowdrift Lard, 4 lbs. . . 77c
The Gold © Star Store
LEGAL NOTICES
, Friday, the 30th day of July, 1926,
at 12 o'clock at the courthouse! in
Martin County, the fpllowing proper
ty:
Ist tract: 1- acre, more or less,
where the said Wiley Green now lives,
known as the Isom Swain lot, bound
i ed on the north by Williamston road,
11 south by W. R. Koberson land, on
,L the west by lands of A. Lanier.,.
Scecnij tract: Four acres, more or
! j lest", bounded o.i the north bj Devus
1 Gut, o.i west by lUk Gut and Ratling
Gut, on southwest by lands oi T. £.
Hadley, known as part of liurras
j Fishery
I Third tract: 50 acres, more
( bounded on south by lands of S. S.
j Hadley; west by Corey land; north
LEGAL NOTICES^
by the lands of J. F. Davenport, and
lulling Gut, on the east by the lands
of i>. S. Hadlcy and Geo. W. Nichols,
known ua the Qennett lan«L
W. C. MANNING,
jy2 ltw '. Trustee.
This June 29, 1926.
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SECOND HAM) PEANUT BAGS
FOR SALE
* Patched and in Rood condition, for
"prompting delivery. 10c each, cash.
. Apply
I rt. UIK PEANtJT COMPANY
jylTi sf' ' Plymouth, N. C. . •