Entertainments
Club Meetings
Engagements
Weddings
Etc.
Misses Marjorie and Louise Mash
burn have returned to their home in
Charlotte after visiting Misses Tillie
and Louise Perry at their home in
New Town.
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Messrs. Oscar Paul and Jesse Giles j
oiWW ashington were visitors here '•
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Bunting and
children of Bethel were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry Sunday.
They carried their ; little daughter,
. Sullie Wilson home with them. The
little girl had been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Perry dumg the holidays,
Misses Margaret Manning, Laura
Orleans and Emma Bell Harris left
this week to resume their studirs
at the N. C. College, Greensboro for
the spring term.
Bill Harrison and Bryant Carstar
phen left Monday afternoon for
Durham where they are students at
Duke university.
Miss Ethel Griffin, who is a teach
er in the public school* of Charlotte
left Sunday for that city after visit- j
ir.g her people during the holidays.
Mr. Norman Harritfon ha.- returned '
fiom Cleveland, Ohio where he visited J
his brother, Chester, for several days, i
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brown ana Dr.
and Mr.*. P. B. Cone returned today
from New Bern where they attended
the shrine ceremonial.
Mrs. Anna Harrison left Saturday
for Tarboro where she visited her
siter, Mrs. A. Mizelle until Tuesday.
She left Tuesday for Blacksburg, S. C.
where she will spend this
visiting her mother, Mrs. Shearer.
Mrs. L. B. Harrison and Mrs. G.
W Hardison accompanied Miss Evely.t
Harrison to Rocky Mount Wednesday
Miss Harrison was en route to Louis
burg college.
Miss Evelyn Harrison has returned
ho Louisburg college where she is ..
student.
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v NOTICE
Having qualified as execu
tor of the estate of Emma Sheppard
Everett, la|e of Martin County, all
persons having claims against said j
estate arc hereby notified to present
same for payment on' or before the j
27 day of' December 1927 or this
notice will be plead in bar of their j
recovery. All persons indebted to [
aaid estate will pea.-e come forward
and make immediate payment of the j
same. _
This December 27, 1926. ■ f T
Wm. SHEPPARD, Executor,
12-31-4 of Emma Sheppard Everett |
MUPSUI
Under and by virtue or the power;
of sale contained in that certain Deed
of Trust executed to the undersigned
Trustee on 6th day of November,
l!) 20, and of record in Martin County
Registry in Book G-2, page 31, He
curing certain bonds of even date
and stipulations not having
been complied with and at the re
quest of the holder of said bonds, the
under igned Trusee, will, on the l£th
day of January, 1927, at 12 o'clock,
Noon, offer at public sale to the high
eat bidder for cash, the following de
scribed tract of land:
Hounded on the North by Joseph
Jones, bounded on the South by Fan-
T.ie Keys, bounded on the East by
liftsie Hrooks?- bounded on the West
IJV Dennis Si.mons Lumber Co. Con
taining fifty-eight (58) acres, more or
less.
This 13th day of Decembe», 1926.
B. DUKE CRITCHER, . t
12-17-4t ' Trustee.
CHILDREN'S ILLS
AHUMM LJj Says She Has
Never Found a Better Lax*
.lire HUB Thedford'T
Black-Drufk.
liberal Springs, Ark.—"We «N
Black-Draught In our family of six
aaya MM. C. E. Nutt, of
this place, "and we find it a good
bowel regulator. I give it to my
children for colda and constipation,
o* any other stomach disorder*,
and it certainly is very helpfel I
have never known it to fail them.
Where there are so many children,
it is a good idee to keep a laxative
on hand, and Black-Draught is what
vaoaa,
1 have taken tt myself fbr indi
gestion. I would feel dizzy, have raa
and soar stomach. I would also feel
a ttghtneaa in my cheat I took a
good dose of Thedfard'a Black-,
Draught when I frit that way and
It would relieve me. I would feel
better for days.
Hy husband takes Black-Draught
for biliousness. Ha aaya he naa
never found its equaL When he haa
the tired, heavy feeling, ho takes
Black-Draught night and morning
for a few days and ho do Bant com
plain any monk I aura do recom
mend Black-Draught"
Sold everywhere. Get a packaan
of Black-Draught, today Coats only!
ene cent a doee. NC-l7s\
Society & P ersonals
Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Julius S. Peel left Sunday for Cin
cinnatti, Ohio to visit the bonding
company he represents. While en
route there he will visit friends in
Roanoke, Va.
Miss Lillian Sample returned Sat
urday night from Davidson where she
j spent the Christmas holidays with her
: parents.
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Mrs. Mary E. Peel, Mrs. F. L.
Minga, Misses Essie Peel and Mary
Davis Hardison have returned to
Petersburg after spending Christmas
here. They were carried by Mrs. G.
W. Hardison who returned home Tues
day.
Fred Taylor, William Hodges, Ben
Courtney and Hearbert Peel, jr. re
turned to Wake Forest Sunday-
W
Miss Eleanor Stanback returned
Sunday from Miami, Fla. where she
spent the holidays with relatives.
Miss Martha Anderson returned to
Dunn Sunday where she is teaching
in the public schools.
Mr. James L. Coltrain of Griffins
was a business visitor here yester
j tiny-
Mr. E. S. McCabe, of Hertford
j was a business visitor here yesterday.
Mr. T. F. Harrison left yesterday
-tor Baltimore where he went to pur
chase goods for Harrison Brothers.
Coach S. E. Riser of aJmesville
Coach S. E. Riser of Jamesville
Messrs. J. S. Rhodes, J. G. Staton,
K. B. Crawford and W. R. Parker
have returned from a hunting trip
dt>wn on Currituck sound.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harrison, Mrs.
A. R. Dunning attended the shrine
dance in New Bern last night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Brandon have
returned from South Carolina where
they spent the holidays with friends
and relatives.
PEND ER'S
Yellow Front Stores
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OCTAGON SOAP, Large cake ... . ; (ic
Van Camp's Evaporated Milk, tall can t>c
CALIFORNIA BLACK EYE PEAS, pound 7 1 -2c
Wonder or Palace FLOUR Higewt (Quality Canned
Judge by the Quality Not by the !®w Price FRUITS AND V Itfi ETA ISLES
12 lb. Rag 24 lb. Ba K 4# lb. Bag
Colonial Siring Beans, ND. 2 ran . _ 20c
54c J $1.05 $2.05 Colonial Corn, No. 2 can _ 17c
bbkvm tm mi^ _ Colonial Peaa, No, 2 can i -J _ I'm
• Cranberry Sauce, No. 2 cun 25c
Pancake or Buckwheat FLOUR A PP ie Sauce, Chapel lirand, can 12 I -2c
Colonial Peaches, No. 2 1-2' can 24c
(Jold Medal Pancake . 10c Buckwheat. _loc _____
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Ballard's Pancake ... 15c Buckwheat,. 16c . r
L , „ t RINSO, pkg 4 5c
Pillabury a Pancake 14c Buckwheat ..17c —.
Aunt Jemima Pancake 14c Buckwheat--17c
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Karo Blue Isabel Syrup, No. 1 1-2 can 12c Pender S Old V ir^inid
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Karo Bed Label Syrup, No. 1 1-2 can l3c FRUIT CAKE
LOR Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup 29c . . .. on
Vermont Maid Maple Syrup 27c 1 H>. tin ... 75c 2 II). tin $!.•>()
CANDIES - DAINTY CAKES I). BACON
Fig Bara, lb. ...i —_ 14c BUKAKIAST SlyJ( Kl>
French Mined Creamy lb . 25c Home Made Cookies, lb. .!. 20c "
Colonial Chocolate*, lb. 35c Atlantica, lb. -Ic lb. carton lb. carton
Planet Minta, lb. 25c „ 2oC .)lC
Chocolate Cream JDropa, lb. - 25c Land O'Lakes Sweet
dCream BUTTER Our I'ride BREAD
FOR THE HOME Pound J CUt fr ° m „ ~
tub 61c loaf -10 c
D. P. Ammonia, bottle 12c
Borax, pkg. v 15c '
p. p. Blueing, bottle . .. t ioc Pickles, sweet gherkins, pt., 28c; 7 o/., 15c
D. P. COFFEE, The World's Best Drink, pound 47c
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Mr n E. D. Roebuck of Robersonville
i was a business visitor here yesterday.
W. G. Peel returned today from
New Bern where he went for the
■ .Shrine ceremonial. •
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Mr. W. L Taylor of Ruto 1 was a!
pleasant caller to our office yester- j
day.
, w
Mr. John Price was in to see us:
' Monday. He as cheerful and
1 looks almost as young as he did >2O
• years-ago,, although he says he is pass
■ ed 72.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stalls returned
1 from Norfolk this week where they
" had visited Mrs. Stalls' brother who is
in St. Vincent's hospital.
' Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Rhodes, Mrs. J.
s H. Saunders, Jack Higgs and C. D.
Car.starphen, jr. returned 'today from
I New Bern where they attended the
3 1 Sl.rine ceremonial.
Mr. G. D. Ward of RohersonvilleJ
I was a bu mess visitor in our office
R was here this week.
Misses Esther Harrison and Ruth
Manning; left Monday for Wilson
1! where they are studen.s at A. C. C.
Miss Nannie Murrill of liiehlands
/j is visiting her sinter, Mrs. G. 11.
■ j Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Horttin, Miss
- Trulah Ward Page, Mr. and Mrs. (>.'
5 S. Anderson attended the mid-winter
ceermonial in New Hern this week.
r Mrs. R. J. l'eel, Edith and Francis
) Peel and Mrs. Jim Harrison depve
"to Greenville _to "carry Miss PurHe
Lee Peel Wednesday afternoon.
5 Mrs. Bliinche Anderson of Leggett
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 0. A.
Harrison.
' Mr. James W. Griffin anil son, Marion
i of near Jamesville. were "visitors here
yesterday for a short while.
THE ENTERPRISE—WILUAM3TON. N. q.
C. A. Askew of James ville was in
town yesterday.
Air. Luther l'eel made a business
trip to Raleigh Wednesday.
DINNER I'ARTY
>Alrs. J. G. St/aton entertained >vith
a umer party Tuesday evening at six
thirty. A delicious turkey dinner was
served with peas, potatoe., lettuce
and ..celery salad, lruit cake, ice cream
and coffee. •'
After dinner the guesis were in
vited to play btitlge;
i «ins Celebrate heir
Twenty-Third liutlulay
t,veretts, JatiJ (i.—(Special to The
Enterprise).—Rtiih and l'aul Bailey
delightfully entertained u number of
tKeir friends on Thursday evening,
December 30, at a birthday party at
(heir home.
The home wa beautifully deeorat
c'!. in the Chri.-unas culors. In the
center of the table was a birth
day cake.' The tw inkling lights of'the
twenty-three-Fed and green candles
added charm to the dining room.
The evening was spent playing
game's, and 'in contests. Cake, wine,
and ambrosia were served.
Those present were Mioses Fae,
Kdna, ic, I l.ila iiarivbill, -Alae, Dell',
Beatrice and Blanche Wynn, -I'attie
Cherry Fannie Hell Alobiey Frances
Hou. e, \ irginia liogerson, Annie
Hardy,' Gladys, - Bailey, Charity
(aiiye*) T.illian Capps, and Mrs. J.
V.. liailey; Messrs. Garland, Leman,
tiiui A. I'. Hivrnhill, C, H. and Hubert
I talk, Charlie and Junior Mills, Key
Cuilipher, Robert and Henry Ihxin,
Herman Ho wt«n, Dennis Handy C. W.
' Fiftbes, Jasper llou e, George Taylor,
Jr., George Alobiey, Dennis Campbell,
■ James Staton Ayers jr. Hubert Moore,
John W. Wynn, JJillon Peel, D. J.
Gaston James, J.. \V. liailey,
and R. N. tirimes.
MITItH ill' SACK OF RICA I, TS-
I A IK
_ I nder and uy virtue of th- author
ity contained in that certain"deoiFoF
trust executed to the undersigned
Trustee, on the 2nd day of May 1921,
by 'the. Brick Warehouse Cum puny, of
record in the - l'ublic Registry of Mar
tin County, in Hook (5-2, nt page 26(1;
saiil deed of trust having, been given
to secure certain boml of even date
and tofipr therewith, and the stipula-
tions contained in said deed of trust J
not having beui complied with and at {
the request of the parties interested, j
the undersigned Trustee will, on Mon
day,' January 31st, 1927, at 12 o'clock J
M. t in front of the Court Houre Door j
in the Town of Williamston, N. C.,
offer for sale at public auction to the j
■highest bidder for cash—the folowing i
described real estate:
Ist Tract—Beginning at a «tob, the
corner of Mrs. Van Williams' lot on |
H oft on Street extended; thence along
llorton Street extended 100 foet to a
slob;' thence Norh 60 ea»- 246 1-2 feet
to the center of a ditch to a stob;
thence along said di'ch to J. G. Sta
tin's line? thence along J. G. Staton's j
line to the line of Mrs. Van Williams
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Touring, Balloon Tires, 1 )isc Wheels $593.00
Roadster, Balloon Tires, Disc Wheels 5593.00
Sedan, Standard $772.00
Coach $680.00
Coupe ! i $710.00
Landau Sedan 1*;. $833.00
Cabrolet SBOO.OO
Commercial Chassis, Balloon Tires a $439.00
Ton Truck Chassis 1 $550.00
Ton Truck Chassis, 30 x 5 tires all around $595.00
Oak Wheels Optional on open cars SIO.OO Extra
Watch for the new cars and let us demonstrate the
new features.
Ask Luther Peel or 11. T. Robcrson—They will be
tflad to show you.
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
and B. 11. Williams's lot; thence alongji
Airs. Van Williams' and B. B. Wil-j
lianu,' back line to the corner; thenctj ;
along Airs. Van Williams and B. 8.-
Williams line to the beginning. Also ,
a lot of land bounded by Horton St., 1
Washington Rail and the lands of Dr.
Loyd. Said piece of land being near
ly ,'in a triangular shape and being in
front of house and lot of Mrs. Van
Williams and B. B. Williams and the
fir*t tract of land herein conveyed
and being the same tract of land con
veyed to Brick Warehouse Co. Inc.
from J. G. Godard by deed dated the
9th day of June, 1917, ami of record
tii the Public Registry of -Al irtin j
County in Book T-l, at page, 12.
2nd Tract—Beginning at a stob in
the Brick Warehouse Co. southe«n
j buck corner; thence a straight Line
• about 41 yards to a stob in the bend
iof a ditch to J. G. S taions une;
thenee up said ditch and branch a
lcng Staton'i line to the Brick Ware
'{■ house Co.'s corner; thence a southern
, direction alopg said VV arehou»e Co.
, i back lino to the beginning, and being
. the .same tract of iand conveyed to
l | the Brick Warehouse Co. Inc. from J
, *J. Godard by deed dated the 14th day
1 el l''eb.. li>lS, and of record in the
, l'ubiic Registry of Martin County, in
Book 'll, at page 2DO.
j - WHEELER MARTIN. '
; i-4-4t Trnste'e.