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society & personals
Weddings To
Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
R. G. Harrison, who spent last we«k
examining banks in Wadesboro, was at
home for the week end.
Elbert S. Peel attended court in
Turboro yesterday.
Senator Clayton Moore spent the
week end here with his family.
Sammy Tolar, who has been here
in the capacity of construction fore
man for his father, who built the
county home and the annex to the i
courthouse, left Saturday for his!
home at Rocky Mount.
Dr. David Tayloe, jr., of Washing
ton, was here on professional busi
ness yesterday./"
T. C. Cook, of Rocky Mount, spent
the week end here with his family.
Fred McKenzie, of Fayetteville, vis
ited his brother, Raymond McKenzie,
during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bennett left
Saturday for Baltimore, where Mr.
Bennett will undergo an operation in
a few days. i
•Friends of ML;s Laurie Ellison will
regret to learn that -she has suffered j
a nervous breakdown and is now re-1
cuperating at Westbrook Sanatorium!
Richmond. Prior to this she was in
training as a nurse at Mount Sinai
Hospital, Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Margolis and
little son, Richard, arrived home Fri
day from New York, where they have (
been visiting relatives for some time, j
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Knox announce
the .birth of a daughter, Alberta Ed
wards Thursday, January 6th.
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Mr. and Mrs. Titus Critcher moved j
from their home in New Town to the j
Tar Heel Apartments yesterday.
Robert Manning and Stanley Ses- 1
-M»tns visited friends in Wilson Sun
day.,
Joseph J. Feitig, of New York,
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. j
Frank J. Margolis. | -
Mr. and Mrs.,Atwood Newell and
daughter, Miss Eliza and son, John I 1
Atwood, of I>ouisburg, spent the week i
end with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simp- ; 1
son, , ' ' !.j
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
ALL LADIES ~ / V 1 A I]AVQ V~ MEN* AM) liOYS
i AND CHILDREN'S jfcgL - A V/IV All 1/11 Xjj ..
Coats V : ' Beginning k^JILS
Dresses *jlß~ Wed., Jan, ,12th Over."
TO CLOSE OUT. AT C " ~ 1 4 / J
iiH ONE LOT OF BOYS'"A-NI > (iIULS* AIJ .-WOOL U + fe i/ -
j |jpP I SWEATERS; to close out, each *pAJ R L^J
1-2 OFF jl j LADIES' COATS UkN'SS BOYS'SHOES] | . /'•I 33J OFF
fr will be sure to find some wonderful ~.. . ~~ "" T r T ~ These are the bimntf suits and
bargains in this lot. Come in early. One special lot of ladies' One -special lot of men's overcoats that we have ever offered^
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:» coats —Be sure to come in and boys' shoes; there are T : ~— —'
I , » j 1 and see them; they are the Mime-real hij>h-tfrade shoes * ~ « > ,
LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S SHOES best coats ever seen for the in this lot; we have your size, SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S SHOES I
. _ price; to close - - £* to i o at, per OQ/i
out for JpO pair i/OC
Onespecial lot of ladies' and children's " : ' One fecial lot of riien's hi rh-g.;ide
shoes -There are a number of odd lots of . ■ > shoes never before have you ever seen
real fine shoes included in this . Our buyer has just return? I from Baltimore, where he „ m !,«'/i» -
offering-; to go at, per pair ~«70C bought some special bargains. Vou will find them all through this-to close out a't neriviir »f> 1 )S
our big department store. Come eaily. tnis, to close out at. per pair
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Twentieth Century Club
Meeting Held Thursday
| The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. S. R. ySiggs at her home oh
Watts Street last Thursday afternoon
• from 4 to 6 o'clock. A good many of
the members/were attending the
j Shrine Cerenronial, but there was a
good attend&nce.
Mrs. W. «L Parker had prepared the
paper for Ithe afternoon, the subject
bung, "Thi Floral Life of North Car
| olina. Shej Wl a very interesting pa-!
perimjJirfS sufejget.
Mrs. Wheeler Martin read for Mrs.
Warren Biggs a paper on, "The Veg
etable Life of the State."
Mrs. C. 0. Pardo gave current
events for Mrs. C. H. Godwin.
There were no invited guests for
the meeting.
The hostess served Nesselrode pud
ding with whipped cream and devil
cake.
The next meeting will be held to
morrow with Mrs. W'. B. Watts at her
home in New Town.
Dr. J. E. Smithwick, of Jamesville,
was a visitor here yesterday.
i Milton Moye spent Sunday' in
i Grimesland with friends.
H. W. Stubbs, H. D. Taylor and W.
A. James spent yesterday in Ply
mouth on business.
WHITE MEN: CdME, GO INTO
business on our capital in Martin
County. Sell the finest of spices, i
toilet goods, remedies, and]
stock specialties to farmers. You \
can make good money, we can malce
gcoj money, and we'll both be happy, j
Write quick for full information. State!
age and whether have team and wag
on or auto. The H. C. Whitmer C 0.,;
Dept. 30, Columbus, Indiana, jll 2t'
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NOTICE OF SALE
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L y,Under and by virtue of the power
lot sale contained in that certain deed]
of trust executed on the 27th day of
January, 1920, by Henry Carson and
wife, Etherline Carson, and of record
in thfe public registry of Martin
County in book A-2, page 438, said
deed of trust being given to secure
the payment of certain notes of even
date and tenor therewith, and the
tipulations in said deed of trust not
having been complied with, and at
the request of the parties interested,
the undersigned trustee will, on the
29tb day of January, 1927, at 12 o'-,
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GREENVILLE PUTS BAN
ON ALL PUBLIC DANCES
Greenville, Jan. 3.—ln addition to
receiving the resignation of Mayor D.j
M. Clark, and the election of J. C.
Lanier as his successor, the board of
aldermen in adjourned session elected!
one new alderman and passed several
I important ordinances, including one!
prohibiting subscription dances in
I Greenville.
An ordinance making it unlawful to
I operate a public dance, commonly
known as a script dance, within the
corporate limits of Greenville, was
unanimously adopted. The ordinance
carries a fine of SSO for offense
and empowers officers of the law to
close any such dances that may he
attempted.
Another ordinance places a privi
lege license tax of SI,OOO on jewelry
auctions and peddling, and a like tax
on the auction or peddling of meili- j
cities on the streets or elsewhere a- ]
bout the city.
clock m., at the courtho|use door in!
the town of WiHiamston, N. C., offer!
for sale highest bidder for cash,!
at public auction, the following de- '
scribed tracts of land, to wit:
First tract: Bounded on the north |
by the Bill Jones'  now Henry Car
son's) land; on the east by Ned Lee;
on the south by Ned 'Lee; on the j
west by William Williams land, con
tuining 11 acres, moro or les , and
being the same land where the said j
Carson now lives.
1 Second tract: Bounded by "Ella
j Smithwick, Henry Knight, Henry Car
son anil Lizzie Williams, containing 30
j acres, and being same land bought
| from 'J. G. Godard.
This 2t9h day of December, 192t|
W. J. HUNTER,
i H 4tw Trustee.
NOTK'li OF SALE OF REAL TS
TATE
! " - Under and bv virtue of the author
j ity contained in that certain deed of
j trust executed to the undersigned
| Trustee, on the 2nd day of May 1021,
by the Brick Warehouse Company, of
record in the Public Registry of Mar
tin County, in Book G-2, .at page 2li»,
said deed of trust having been n iv. ri
to secure certain bondr. of even date
and tenor therewith, and the niipula
tions contained in said deed of trust
not having be> ri complied with and a'
the request of the parties interes'ed,
the undersigned Trustee wHI, m Mon
day, January 31st, 1927, at 12 o'clock
M., in front of the Court llou> e Dooi
THE ENTERPRISE-r-WILLIAMSTON, N. I
I in the Town of Williamiitorrf M. C.,;
I offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for folowingj
'described real estate:
Ist Tract—Beginning at a stob, the'
of Mrs. Van Williams' lot on
Horton Street extended; thence along
Hoiton Street extended 100 f et to a
stub; thence Norh 60 ea« 21t> 1-2 l'eet
to the center of a ditch to a stob;
thence along said ditch, to J. (1. Sta
• tow's line; thence along J. G. Staton's
j liife to the line of Mrs. Van Williams
j and U. 11. Williams's lot; thence along
Alro. Van Williams' and 1!. J!. Wil
j lianu ' back line to the corner; thence
along Mrs. Van Williams and 1!. ti,
Williamfc line to the beginning. Also
! a lot of land bounded by Horton St.,
Washington Had and the lands of l)r.
I.oyd. ( Sajd~ piece of land beiiiK near
-iy_m_a triangular .shape -and being in
fiont of house ami lot of Mrs. Van
V. illiams and 11. 11. Williams and the
fii\t tract of land herein com eyed
and being the same tract of laud con
veyed- So Wrick Warehouse Co. Inc.
from. J. (I. Godard by deed dated the
9th day of June, 1917, and of record
iii the- Public Registry of Martin
County in Itook-Jrt, at pAge 12.
2nd Tracts Beginning at a stob in
the lliick Warehouse Co. southern
I back corner; thence a straight line
about 11 \ aids to a stob in the bend
|of a ditc!. t> J. (i. Staion*s tine;
| tVi-nce up saiil ditch and branch a
b ii"; Sta'ton' liiv ,to the Urick Ware
I-house Co.'s corner; (hence a southern
| direction alone said Warehouse Co.
Mirray & McCabe Co.,
SUCCESSORS T;Q\ ,
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Williamston Lumber Company
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Operations Will Begin as Soon as Logs Can be Secured and Start Coming to the lMill
Pine and Poplar Logs Wanted
i; back line to the beginning, and being
j the same tract of land conveyed to
j the Urick Warehouse Co. Inc. from J.
| '.I. Godard by deed dated the 14th day
i i t Feb. 1918, and of record in the
. Public Registry of Martin County, in!
liook T-l, at page 290.
WHEELER MARTIN.
i-4-4t Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
I nder and by virtue of the power of
.ile contained in a certain deed of'
wust executed to the undersigned
tiu-tee by A. L. "Rogerson and wife,
Mary Amanda Kogerson on the 2.'ird
day'of February, 1925 securing cei - - 1
tain notes of even date and tenor
therewith and recorded in Martin
County Registry, Book Q-2, Page It 10
and default having been made in the
pi;yij\if!it. of. the said notes and the'
stipulation,* contained therein not
having been complied with and at the
request of tlie holders of the said
rote, the undersigned trustee will on
i'ebruary 4th, 1 *.»JT at 12 o'clock M.
in front of the courthouse door in the
of Williamston, North Carolina
etlVr for sale to the highest bidder for
i.:sh the following described realyes-
tate, to-wit; i 9
lieginning at Dennis ■ Peel's corner
in /\dkin Itranch, running thence a
South course with Dennis Peel's.line
to Dennis Peel's and Claude White
hurst's corner in 800 Tree Itranch,
thence a West course down the run of
Poo Tree IS ranch with Claude White-
hurst's line to C. T. Peel's comer,
thence a Northern course with C. T.
Feel's line to J. E. Gurganus line to
i Adkin Branch, thence with Ailkin
. Uranch to the beginning. Containing
! 38 acres more or less. This same be
j ir.g all of the land owned by the saiil
' A. L. Rogerson in Hear Grass Town-!
hip.
This the 3rd day of January, 1926. "
ELBERT S. PEEL,
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j l-4-4t Trustee.
NOTICE OF SAI.E OF KEAI. ES
TATE
I'nder and l>y virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain d*>cd .of
trust executed to the undersigned
trustee by W. R. Roebuck and wife,'
l>ora Koebi|i'k i>n the 28th day of
November, '1923 ecuring certain'miles
of even date and tenor therewith and
recorded in Martin County li. L-. i try t
Hook N-2. page -121 and defnul; hav
ing been made in the payment of the
.'.aid notes and the .stipula'ron-. ROn
tained therein not having bceii-com
plied withand ill the i"r T ni.v-t of the
ludders of the note the mult i ij nod
liustet will on the -Ith day .of F. liru
ury, 11(27 at 12 o'clock M. iif front of
the courthouse iloo)- in the town of
\\ illiamston, North Carolina oiler for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate,
to-wit:
Situate in Hear Grass Towmhip,
Martin County, North Carolina, bound
ed OJI the North by the land of \V K.
lioebuck, on the East by the laiul of
Warner Cowing and the Harrison
lands, on the South by the lands of
7 Henry Legett and Jerry "Leggett
heirs. Containing 200 acres hiore or
h'*s and being the same l«wid that
: was deed to YV, R. lioebuck by his
father, E. B. Tfoebsek and , mother,
| Mary E. Roebuck; reference being
made to said deed for ajnore perfect
description. Saving and excepting
, r roin the operation the deed- about
| aer.es heretofore'-girtd to Warner
1 Cowing. • I ■'
Thi th" 'rrl day of January 1927.
ELHKRT S: PEEL,
t -l-4t „. Trustee;
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Colds and the Fiu
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to cut short an atte Ic'eft-kr'-i'v. ;n
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mending Coiotabi, tie- t,j» "l *«
refilled calomel rompouii'l ' •
gives you the effect- if cab>i ! a- ■>
salts combined, without UK
ant effects of eith i.
One o.r two f" iVtal.; :,t ' ;
with a swa!lo\\ of water,- '!>
No salts, no mill-e,i mo- iho . - ..r ...
"Viterference with year
V pleasure. Next morniti;r y,m: , Li
has vanished, yiriir j ,
oughly purified ■ •id , . are- !' «I 1•'
.fine with a hearty »;tp. t:«; for IjrctK
i'ast. Eat what ;»i, oh , , ,'an
ger.
Get a family jntU: •, e.'ri'.iininir
full directions, smiy , • V,. At any
drugstore. .(adv)