Engagement* Society &
Waddinci
" Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Etc.
Mrs v Mary E. Peel arrived last
week to visit her daughter, Mrs. G.
W. Hardison for sometime. Mrs.
Hardison, accompanied by her sistei,
Mrs. Minga who had been visiting her
for several weeks, motored to Peters
burg last week and Mrs. Peel re
turned home with her.
Misses Marie MacMiUian and Ruby
Younts, of Greensboro, spent the
week end with Miss Margaret Man
ning.
Mrs. Wheeler Martin, Sr. and_Wheel
cr Martin spent Sunday at MoreTiead
City. - _ f-..
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Barnes left
Saturday for Pocomoke City, Md. to
spend several weeks with her par
ents. . i . ... - . . W.:-i .
M. and Mrs. James Manning will
arrive Wednesday Tronv Chapel Hill
where they will have completed their
summer courses for teachers.
M isses Carrie Lee Peel and Helen
Hedges, of Washington, who are
students at E. C. T. College, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Peel.
State'Sccrotary C. C. Ware, of Wil
son, was in town yesterday.
Theodore Hassell, of Kington, Is
spending several days with his broth
el, John L. Hassell.
Frank J. Margolis has returned
fiom the western part of the State
where he spent last week.
Miss Charlotte Wood, of Edenton,
will arrive tomorrow to spend some
time with her neice, Mrs. S. R. Biggs
and Mr. iiiggs.
Mrs. Blanche Sullivan has returned
from Everetts she has been on
professional business.
Mrs. J. S. Rhodes and Jim jr., Mrs,
K. B. C'ruwford and Asa and Mrs. F.
W. Hoyt left yesterday for Eden
House they will spend this
week a.s guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Hitch, of-Windsor. «
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dunn and chil
dren spent Sunday at Mori-head City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ftygan, of
Reeky Mount will arrive here early
tomorrow ami Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
ISiggs will join them and go to Eden
ton to the bridge opening. While
there they will be the guests of Mr.
und Mrs. Paxie Had ham.
Miss Marjraurite Cook, of East Car.
olina Teachers College, .spent the
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Cook.
M iss Liza Newell, of Ixiuisburg,
and Miss ItU»z Simpson, of Wake
Forest, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
1). Simpson.
Mrs. Vivian Silverthorne will leave
this week for Norfolk, when 4 she will
enter St. Vincent's training school for
nurses.
Mrs. Robert Fulghutn and little
daughter, of Wilson, are visiting' her
sKter, Mrs. I'. 1!. Cone and E>r. Con«
ut their home on Church street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
Four Oaks, July 17.—Miss Mildred
Yarborough entertained a number
of her friends at the lovely home of
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Stanley on Friday
evening. The guests were received at
the door by Mrs. Roy Johnson and
from there Mrs. J. H. Stanley direct
eft them to the punch bowl, where
they were served by Misses Willie
Massengill, Elizabeth Lewis, Marvel
Sanders, and Mcta Shaffer. They were
then shown into the spacious living
and drawing rooms, which were
thrown en suite.
Everyone was asked to take part
in the clock contest, Mrs. Roy John
son, being winner, partners were pick
ed, and asked to solve the puzzle,
which when solved, announced the
approaching marriage of Miss Sallie
Adams, of Four Oaks und Mr. W. C.
Manning, jr., of Williamston, on
August 17, 1927.
'"*■ The guests were then asked to
write a wish to the bride elect, ana
Mrs. Roy Johnson graciously present
ed the guest of honor with a lovely
luce handkerchief. Everyone was then
invited into the dining room, where
tkc.,color scheme of pink and white
was carried out in favors and decora
tions.
Among the out of town guests
were Misses Millie Quailes, of Ash
lend, Va., Jessie Hines, Goldsboro,
I* na Barber, Smithfleld; Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Champion, Raleigh-; Mi.
Alton Johnson, Raleigh; Mrs. Sterl
ing Gates, Farmville.
The above account, taken-from the
News and Observer, is very interest
ing to local people. Mr. Manning hav
ing been a resident of this place all
hir, life. He is business manager of
the Williamnton Enterprise and is
very popular in both social and busi
ness circles of this community and
county.
DEMONSTRATE RANGES AT
COURTNEY'S THIS WEEK
When there is a real cooking job
to be done nothing will "pull the load''
at- well and give the cooks skill as
much of a chance as a goold old coal
and wood range, in the opinion of Mr.
B. S.. Courtney. Mr. Courtney is not
knocking the many wonderful recent
inventions in cook stoves. But he con
tends that any woman who wants to
succeed best at her three-meals-a-day
hot-water-when-asked for job needs a
Majestic Range. There is a worth
while exhibit of new'piodel Majesties
al the Courtney furniture store all
this week. A fine set of cooking
utensils—choice of two sets—is be
ing given away with every Majestic
bought during the week-
Miss Josephine Sykes, of Sanford,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. W.
C. Liverman for several days.
Mrs. 1). W. Hardy and little son
ore visiting relatives in Enfield.
K. B. Crawford is in Chatham, Va
where he is doing some special work
for the Home Insurance company.
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of a judgmen
in this cause, D. G. Matthews vs. Jack
Everett, the undersigned comissioner
will, on the Ist day of August, 1927,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse
door ofm Muslin County offer at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described tract of land:
Same being a house and lot located
in the town of Williamston, N. C.,
.new occupied by Jack Everett, and
bounded by the lands of Joe Williard,
Ben Jones, Jane Bryant, and the An
drews land. '
This the Ist day of July, 1927.
B. A. CKITCHEH,
jyß 4tw Commissioner.
PHONE
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
""Last Thursday night from 8:30 to
11:00, Mrs. John L. Rodgerson en
tertained very charmingly with
miscellaneous shower for Miss Eliza
beth Burras, one of the season's mosi
popular brides-elect. Mrs. Itodgerson's
heme was most attractive for the oc
casion. She used a color scheme of
pink and white which was carried out
in different ways in the various
rcomg. In the reception hall whero
Misses Margaret Rodgerson and
Susie James met the guests, vases oi
gladioli and snap dragons were used
and bridge lamps With rose shade*
cast their soft glow upon that room
and the back hall where the puncft,
was dispensed by Mrs. Marshall Rog
gtrson. Pink crepe myrtle covereo
the back ground of white over which
pink drapc-ries were artistically liung.
The dining room was decorated with
pink and white sweet pjas, silver bas
kets of these being used on the table
where tall tapers in silver holders
shed a soft light. Pink streamers
from the table to the chandilier com
pleted the beauty of that room. Vases
ot' the different flowers were used in
the front and back parlors.
Little Miss Mary Rodgerson had a
fortune for each one of her mother s
guests which they found on a punch
board. Reading the fortunes und-Car
rying out their instructions caused
much fun ami then the hostess had >.
floral wedding contest. The guest ot
honor received the prize, a bottle ot
perfume.
All during the evening, Miss Kath
erine Hardison, at the piano, render-
ad lovely selections, anil each nuest
registered in the "shower book" which
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THE ENTERPRISE WfLLUMSTON, W. G
was kept toy Mfis Kato Philpott.
Miss Burras was presented a "bride's
book" also.
The most attractive feature of tho
entertainment, however, was the pre
sentation of the lovely gifts which hei
fii.end had bought. Little Misses Julia
Watts and Faye Gurganus pushed in
a beautifully and artistically-made
aeroplane, which was laden with gifts
so heavy that it could not rise from
the floor, ft was decorated with pink
ai;d white paper, carrying out the
cclor scheme while the little girls
were pink and white crepe de chine
dresses.
Mrs. J. W. Hight, Mrs. W. A. James,
Misses Mary ami Margaret Rodger
son and Kajfcherine Hardi son served
pink and white cakes and .ice cream.
NOTICE
*3s T- '
Under and by virtue of a judgment
in the cause D. G. Matthews vs. Cliff
Sherrod, the undersigned commission
er, will, on the Ist day of August,
1927, at 12 o'clock noon, at the court
house door of Martin County, offer
at public sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real
estate:
One residence listed in Goose Nest
J. C. Meekins, Jr. M. W. Meekins
MEEKINS& M EEKINS
Attorneys «t L;i»
WASHINGTON, V C.
State and Federal Courts
Week-End
TRIPS
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Hound Trip Ueduced I'ares from
Fares from Other Points
in Proportion
Wrightsville Beach $7.96
Norfolk $5.36'
Virginia Beach $6.9.1
Tickets on sale Fridays and Sat
urdays, good until midnight follow
ing Tuesday.
Round Trip Summit Excursion
Tickets on sale daily to resorts in
Canada and the United States,
good until October 31.
We are prepared to orve you.
V. IK GODWIN, T. A.
Williamson, N. ('. I'hone 45
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L. T. FOWDEN
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Township by Sam Williams, said
property being ourchased by D. G.
Matthews on the 2nd day of Novem
ber, 1925, to which tax certificate of
.sale reference is hereby made for a
full description, and said property be
ing now in the possession of Cliff
Sherrod.
This the Ist day of July, 192 J.
B. A. CRITCHER,
jyß 4tw Commissioner.
NOTICE.OF SALE OF LAND
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Under 'and by virtue of the author
ity contained in that certain deed of
trust executed 'to the undersigned
trustee on the 26th day of February, l
1928, by A. S. Leggett and wife, and;
of record in the public registry of i
Martin County, in book Q-2, at page 
321, said deed of trust having been;
siven to secure a note- of even date I
and tenor therewith, and the stipula-1
tions therein contained' not having!
been complied with and at the re-1
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: |U«st of the parties interested, the
I undersigned trustee will, on the 9th
day of August, 1927, in front of the
courthouse door in the town of Wil
liamston, N. C., offer for sale at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described prop- j
t rty:
Beginning at Ben Glisson's corner
on Main Street in the town of Wil
liamstron, N. C., thence along Ben
Glisson's line 336 feet to the rail
road, thence along the railroad 50 ;
feet, thence a straight Hne parallel
to the said Ben Glisson's line to a
point on Main Street 50 feet from;
the beginning point, thence along
Main Street 50 feet to the beginning. J
The same being a lot 50 feet by 336
feet, and being a part of the land
deeded to G. P. Hall and wife, Mary
E. Hall, by the Home Realty & In-j
vestment Corporation by deed dated j
August 14th, 1924, and of record in
the public registry of Martin County
in book T-,2 T at page 98, and I»>ing
■ the same land deeded to Sarah 0.
i Cherry by G. P. Hatll and wife, of
■ ' record in M-2, at page 326, in Mar
j tin County public registry; and be
in t; same land W. R. Cherry ami wife
Sarah 0. Cherry, deeded to E. D.
t I.eggett, t)eing of record in public
registry of Martin County.
This the Bth day of July, 1927.
WHEELER MARTIN,
i ' jyl 2 4tw Trustee,
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