Society & Personals
Mrs. ELBEKT S. PEEL, Editor
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Miss Virginia Harrison is visiting
her aunt in Fayettevilie tins week.
Misses Mary Etheridge Rhea, Ce
celia Bell, Ann Elizabeth Nowell, and
Bettie Perry, of Windsor, were shop
pers here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mizelie and lit
tle son, Dan, of Tarbota, visited rela
tives here Wednesday.
Mr. C. A. Baker, oi Dunn, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. J. W. Anderson,
and Mr. Andmqn this week. His
many friends in wjilliams'on are al
ways Mr. Baker on
his annual visitnere.
Mrs. Collin Barnes and little son
and daughter,-of Murfrecsboro, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Irene S'mith,
for several days.
Miss Ruth Norton will return home
Sunday from Plymouth, where she
has ibeen spending the past two
weeks with Miss Louise Ayeis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gresham, of
Beulahville, visited Mrs. J. C. Craw
ford Monday.
Miss Evelyn Harrison is visiting
friends in Tarboro this week,
Mrs. James Durfey and little son,
James, jr., are spending some time
with her mother, Mrs. W. C. Liver
man.
Misses Bonner Gurganus, Emma
Bell Harris, Mildred Darden, of Ken
ly, Martha Harrison, and Doris Lee,
of Oriental; Mayor R. L. Cobum;
Bill Sweeney, of Greensboro; Bill
Carstarphen; and Robert Turner Gil
lam, of Windsor, will spend this week
end at Eden House Beach. They will
be chaperoned by Mrs. Jennie Yar
rell.
Norman Harrison visited friends in
Creedmoor Sunday.
R. A. Pope spent Sunday with his
family in Creedmoor.
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Lindsley Ice Co.
NOTICE!
Town Automobile License Plates are
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on sale at the Mayor's office. No resident in
the Town of Williamston will be allowed to
operate a motor vehicle without a town
auto license after July 1.
W. B. DANIEL
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Chief of Police., _ .
Miss Rebekah Harrison is spend-,
ing some time with her grandmother,
Mrs. Blanche Anderson, near Tar
bo ro.
Misses Mary Byrd Saunders and
Frances Pendleton, of Elizabeth City,
are visiting Miss Pendleton's cousin,!
Mrs. C. H. Godwin.
Mrs. J. D. Woolard returned yes
lerday from Baltimore, where she at
tended the funeral of her youngest
sister, who died suddenly on Sunday !
night. The friends of Mrs. -Woolard
deeply sympathize with her at the
death of her sister, which was ex
tremely sad, the young lady having
been marrkxl only a month. She vis
ited Mrs. Wool aid here two years a
go, and is very pleasantly remem
bered 'by Willimnstxm people.
Miss Ruby Younts, of Greensboro,
will spend this week end with Miss
Margaret Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Heyden
reich, of Rockingham, visited Mrs.
Heydenreich's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
«*. W. Watts, duiing the past week
end. They made, the trip through the
country.
Miss Frances Williams will leave
Monday to join her mother, Mrs. Car
rie Biggs Williams, who will leave the
hospital and go to the beach to fur
ther recuperate from her recent op
eration.
'.MRS. J. H. SAUNDERS
HOSTESS TO CARD CLUB
Mrs. J. H. Saunders was hostess to
her oard club last Thursday afternoon
jfrom 4 to 6 at her home on Church
Street. She presented Mrs. F. W.
.Hoyt -with a pair of sheer white hose
for making high score in the four
progressions of bridge.
Mrs. Sanders served delicious froz
en fruit salad with cream dressing,
sandwiches, wafers, pickles, and iced
tea.
Mrs. Elbert Peel was the only in
vited guest besides the members.
. S. R. BIGGS
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Miss Bonner Gurganus entertained
with a very pretty shower, for Miss
Emma Belli Harris, one of William
ston's msot popular girls, whose mar
riage will take place some time this |
summer, on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at her home on Watts Street. I
The guests were greeted by the hos
tess and guest of honor and
to Miss Faye Barnhill, of E\eretts,
who served punch. A wedding con
test was enjoyed and Miss Esther
Harrison won the prize, which she
presented Miss Harris. Misses Mar)
Clyde Leggett and Geneva Cook en
tertained with several vocal duets,
one being "Honeymoon Lane."
The home, which is very new ami
attractive, was decorated in lovely
pink and white flowers, carrying out
the color scheme of the occasion. In 1
the dining room there was suspended
over the table a preftty pink and
white umbrella, from which were
drawn numbers on which were print
ed little verses telling the wherea
bouts of a present for the bride-eleet.
Each guesft drew a number, arid Miss
Harris found many lovely gifts for
her trousseau. Little Elsie Gurganus,
dressed in pink ami white, assisted in
entertaining.
The hostess with heir sister, Miss
Elizabeth, and Miss Barnhill served
icc cream and cake which carried out 1
the color schome.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. R. Harrison, of
near Everetts, were shoppers here
Wetnestay.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
CARD CLUB MEETING
The Thursday afternoon card club
met and was delightfully entertained
by Mrs. B. W. Handy last week.
Mrs. John ATNWanning made high
score and was presented with an ap
propriate prize.
There were three special gu>ats of
.JJrs. Hardy, Mesdamcs W. J. Hodges,
imd A. Anderson, and Miss Martha
Louise Anderson.
Thy hostess served most delicious
refreshments, fried chicken, frozen
salad in attractive molds on tomatoes,
pickles, hot biscuits, and iced tea
followed by pound c'akc, which was
served hot.
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THE ENTERPRISE WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
TWENTIETH CENTURY
CLUB MET WEDNESDAY
The Twentieth Century Club held
its regular Kieeting Wednesday af
ternoon, with Mrs. W. K. Parker en
tertaining.
The program for the day was on
"Prison conditions in North Caro
lina.
Mrs. S. R. liiggs read a paper
which was very instructive on the
conditions of our prisons and some
of the needs of our system of handl
ing prisoners in this State.
Mrs. Parker then read a paper
which emphasized the need of prison
farms for both our delinquent girls
and women. '
Mrs. F. W. lloyt than read current
events.
Mrs. J. S. Rhodes ami Miss Car
lie Dell White added much to the
program with a vocal duet, "Barca
rolle." They were accompanied by
Mrs. J. H. Saunders.
Mrs. Herman Hornthal, of Norfolk,
was the only invited guest. Mrs.
Parker served an ice course.
SMITH WICKS CREEK
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
The many friewte of Mr. L. B.
Peele will too glad to learn that he is
slightly improving from a recept ill
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. (ioorge C. Griflin
spent Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. W.
1). Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. YV. J. Griffin enter
tained a number of friends Sunday.
Friends of Mi«j Velmu Griffin will
be glad to know that she has re
turned from the hospi'al and is rap
idly improving.
Miss Rhoii 1 Peele left Sunday af
lemon for Asheville, where she will
Attend summer school during the com
ing session.
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together. Are they lubricated?
Unless those moving parts are
previously coated with oil, serious
damage may result. Friction works
fast. "Standard" Motor Oil clings
to metal surfaces permanently
lubricates instantly. Your en
gine is safe with "Standard".
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MACEDONIA LOCAL
AND PERSONAL NEWS
Mr. Raymond Scoth and Miss Sa
die Mae Hadfley attended services at
Washington Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coltrain and
family were in Williamston Saturday
en .business.
There will be a prayer meeting
service at Macedonia Church each
Sunday night at 7:30. Every one is
cvttlially invited to attend.
FARM LIFE LOCAL
AND PERSON AL NEWS
Messrs. Joe Nick Manning, Willie
Roberson, John Coltrain, arid Simoif
Corey enjoyed a day's flshin r 011 Pam
lico Sounday last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Manning en
tertained a number of relatives Sun
day.
Elder W. B. Harrington held serv
ices in Hyde County lattf. week.
Messrs. James A. Roberson, Gabe
Roberson, C. B. Coltrain, and Misses
Marie Roberson and Md.be! Peel at
tended service in Fairfield Sunday.
They also went on a fishing trip on
PanJico Sounday Monday.
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Perfect Health." Why not rid
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—once or twice a week for several
weeks—and see how Nature re
wards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
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-1 ly 85 cts. at drugstore*. (AJy).
The many friends of Mrs. W .E.
Manning will be sorry to learn of
her present illness.
Misses Seima, and Mildred Ayers,
of Hear Grass, spent-last week with
friends in this community.
Friends of Mr. Dave Daniel will b*
glad to learn that he has returned
from a Washington hospital.
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the power
ot sale conferred upon me by law as
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makes your present ice-box
a Frigidaire
YOU don't have to huv n new refrigerator
to enjoy the* many delights ot Frigidaire
electric refrigera tTotT I /
We can place this fro;t coil \r. your present
ice-box, make the necessary connections, and
from that time on you will he independent of
outside ice supply —your foods will he kept
uniformly colder, thercroie iKsher and better.
t You will have a compartment always below
freezing in which ice cubes and a variety of
frozen desserts and salads can be made easily
and quickly
Come in and see Frigidaire demonstrated to
day. Know air the Frigidaire advantages made
possible by General Motors engineering skill
and resources.
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Williamston, N. C.
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SWIM DAYS!
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7 .A inn ( i mnplcte bathing suit
'Ti ' mt(i ait oworles department, to
| I i \ wliifl) Hit l i.stin liros. & Co.
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\AH ill \ \ i loping. Tin' .vault U a trost
\ T ? V I y \ unti;. lal and attractive aanort
' AAAtjl V/ ment. Thci.: i ..thing suits
\ fr»»m thi' .-imp' l '--' i»ntl most in-
I T T T'j A\ i'X|M'iwiiv fir .wimmlng com
lAA fc.M ft 1 ' \ \ fort, to i'm- > I frivolous anil
I \ liixitriti> I• i in■ i• ■ ding. And
j, |'J J \in «■:'! I'm I II manner of nt
j ! i t.. » rii 11 • w dl-dressed
liathing suits ~in one-piece
close-knit garim nt. or in tho I
popular two-piece suits, wuol ' J \
knit Hhirts and flannel trousers ; / \ \
with bolt—all sizes, for both / A \
tni'n and hoys and in /olors gay / V |
and conservative. At all prices, I }
every suit marked at lower fig
ure:i Mian can be enjoyed anv
place. See them. Try theni. m^SSmaE*ffiq
tj Tart the kildi h enjoy the .
hi iwh—'for there is he alth en'eN
fry, and hapjMnass out In the
jjp . open, in the bright summer sun-
Hw s'hiiie.. Sensible one-piece mod
i-fs of soft woisted—all wool
n7 r ' for quick drying. In a variety
I of attractive colors that will ap- "
' peal to childri ii, with gay con-
I II trastfng borders. Klautic knit,
I wmmm> along lines that allow great
/ L tffri freedom and comfort.
Harrison Bros.
administrator of the estate of T. W.
Revets, deceased, the undersigned will
cn Saturday, the 2nd day of July,
1927, at 12 o'clock m., in" front of the
courthouse door in the town of Wfl
liamstfjn, N. C., offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the following ,
described personal property, to wit:
One Ford touring car, in good con
dition, the property of the estate of
T W. Revels.
This the 9th de.y of June, 1927.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
Administrator of the estate of T.
W. Revels. jelO 2tw