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Meetings
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Weddings
1.
Mrs. John Pope and little son,
Warren will return home from Wash
ington the first of next week. Mrs.
Pope has been with Her sister, Mrs.
Robert Bogart who has been ill for
some time. Friends of Mis. Bogart
here will be glad to learn that she is
very much improved.
Judge and Mis. Waiter Bailey
spent yesterday in Washington.
Mrs. R. A. Pope and children, itilly,
It. A. and Mickey have returned to
Creedmore after spending a few days
here. They are spending the summer
thereTwith relatives.
Hon. and Mrs. R. O. Everett, of
Durham passed through here yester
day en route to Edenton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Watts motor
ed to Rocky Mount yesterday to meet
Kiss Alice Dent, of Washington City.
Miss Dent will visit them for several
weeks.
Editor Josephus Daniels and Lieut.
Covernor J. Elmer Long, of Raleigh,
were visitors here a short while Tues
day while en route to Edenton.
Messrs. C. B. Willis, Jack McGug
gen, Gus Gischel, of Baltimore, W. T.
Hunt, of Toano, Va. and C. T. Croc
kett and C. P. Andrews, of Norge, Va.
have been in the city this week mak
ing preparations for the proposed
fertilizer factory.
Miss Christine Dodd, of Four Oaks
is visiting Miss Evelyn Harrison.
A. F. Manning and Elbert S. Peel
spent yesterday in Washington on
business. '
Friends of Miss Sarah Harrell are
pleased to learn that she is much im
proved this week. Each ddy this week
she has gained strength and is get
ting much better.
Friends of Mr. W. J. Hodges have
missed him from his business this
week. Mr. Hodges is ill at his home
cn Haughton street.
Mrs. Edgar Ptscoe and little daugh
ter, Caroline, of Tampa, Fla. arrived
this week to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Lina Martin and Mrs. Oscar
Anderson.
Editor W. C. Manning and W. H\
Booker, of the Enterprise force, left
Wedensday for Morehead City where
they are attending the meeting of
the North Carolina Press associa
tion.
C. D. Carstarphen, John L. Hassell
Sutton Carstarphen, 0. W. Hardison,
and Richard Smith left last week by
motor for Baltimore where they spent
a few days and returned yesterday,
coming home through the Shenondoah
Volley.
Miss Frances Hoyt has returned
Trom Camp East Carolina where she
hat been for the past two weeks.
Mr. Z. S. Boone, of Greensboro,
made a business trip here this week.
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Society & Personals
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Miss Louise Gaither, of Hertford,
who visited Miss Frances Hoyt thi:
week, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Z. H. Rose attended the Vin
son-Ward wedding in Norfolk Satur
day.
Miss Caroline Powell who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. W. I,ee
left Wednesday for her home at War
renton. She was accompanied by Rev.
and Mrs. Lee who spent the day in
Warren ton.
Dr. E. B. Quillen, of Rocky Mount,
attended the doctor's meeting here
last night.
Mrs. B. A. Critcher, Mrs. J. L
Peel and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Peel
went to Rocky Mount and Wilson
Wednesday.
Messrs. A. Hassell, Will Taylor, C.
R. Fleming, .Warren Biggs, Henry
Crawford, Bill Peel, Claude Clark,
C. D. Carstarphen, jr., Joe Pender,
Henry Taylor, W. H. Crawford, Hu
bert Morton, Bill Watts and many
others attended the Chowan bridge
opening Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Everett and
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stanley attended
the bridge celebration and dance at
Edenton last Wednesday.
Misses Velma and Evelyn Harrison
and Ruth Manning spent a few hours
in Greenville yesterday.
Miss Lena Mae Ward, of Belvidere,
is visiting Miss Bonner Gurgnnus this
week.
Messrs. Butler and Mcßae, of Rocky
Mount are in town this week work
ing on a county audit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dunning and
Misses Mary Alice Dunning and Mar
ge ret Manning motored to Washing
ton Wednesday afternoon.
ENTERTAINS IN HONOR
OF HOUSE GUESTS
At her home on Haughton street,
Miss Estelle Crawford entertained in
honor of her house guests, Misses
Mary King Ellison, of Belhaven and
Mary Fletcher, of McCall, S. C.
Tables were attractively arranged
on the porch for bridge. Miss Emmu
Robertson won high score prize and
Miss Martha Harrison, second high
est. The two guests of honor were
presented a box of concentrated per
fume. The hostess then served canta
loupe a la mode and fruit punch.
Those present were Misses Martha
and Esther Harrison, Minnie and
Emma Robertson, Martha Anderson,
Elizabeth Burras, Mesdames Jack
Bcoker, Arthur Anderson and Ralph
I'urker, of Dunn.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. William T. Ward announces
the marriage of his daughter, Martha
Joel to Mr. George Thomas Vinson
or. Saturday, July 16 at Saint Luke's
Episcopal church, Norfolk, Virginia.
At home after August first, South
land Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
The anouncement of the wedding
of Miss Martha Ward to Mr. Vinson
which has been received by friends
here is interesting to William:,ton
and Martin county people.
Mrs. Vinson is a descendant of the
Smithwick family, long prominent in
this section. She i.« the second daugh
ter of Mr. W. T. Ward and his late
wife who wat-. Miss Hattie Smithwick.
Until she moved to Rocky Mount
a few years ago she made her home
here and has many childhood friends
who extend their best wishes to her.
MACEDONIA LOCAL AND
PERSONAL NEWS
Messrs. Claude L. Hadley and Lij
eian Peele spent the week end af
Oriental.
Miss Sadie Mae Hadley attended
the show in Greenville Friday night.
Miss Maude Hadley entertained
Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock
in honor of her fourteenth birthday.
After a few games were played, re
freshments were served and favors
iriven.
THE
PENDER STORES
All) IN THE GREAT MOVEMENT OF THE CHOWAN BRIDGE CELEBRATION
ie ' >l>n^or Stores themselves, having been built on the Principle of Progress can
fUijlfilEov Appreciate (he Wonderful Forward Movement Resulting in the Completion of the ( howan
I \SvEfer I Tfridge. It will mean Added Prosperity to this Section. But more than thai, a Deserve 1 Pr.os
.fflr J perity in which all of our Citizens may take a Rightful Pride.
Special Yalues for the Week
1 FREE BALLOONS to the KIDDIES ]
Protecto Safety Matches, . 7|c
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Kelloggs Shredded Wheat, 3-packages 25c
COLONIAL OR MISSION SLICED PEACHES, No. 1 Can : 12 l-2c
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SWEET MIXED OR GHERKINS PICKLES, QUART JAR ~ . .. 29c
Cheese, Best American, pound . . 31c
CALIFORNIA YELLOW CLING PEACHES, In Heavy Syrup, 3 Large Cans 50c
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Domestic Sardines, can 5c Alaska Salmon, Tall Can 15c
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Airship Sardines, 3 cans 25c. Herring, No. 2 Can 10c
N. B. C. CAKES Wonder or Palace FLOUR EARLY JUNE PEAS, can 10c
Raisin Snaps, Made in North Carolina 1V M . . „ otn
r . /wi „i . rT ' „ Pic-Nic Shoulders, small, lean lb 21c
Chocolate Snaps a High Grade Patent or Self-Rising -
Uneeda Lunch Biscuil 1sc jj ag .
FANNING .PICKLES 1 I). P. YELLOW TEA
Delicious Cucumber Pickles, jar 25c KELLOGS BRAN, package .... 10c Orange Pekoe-India Ceylon
Corned Beef Prudcence, I). P. FAMOUS LAYER CAKE 1-2 lb tin 39c; lb tin 73c
u ,.. Ca " ..y , l ( * Rich in Flavor, Wholesome and in lc!d Tea (ilass Free with Ml. t»kg.
so" ■** several Varieties, lb. 25c D.P.BACON
Meatwich Spread, can 15c Breakfast Sliced
Vienna Sausage, can .. ...g.. ... 12 l-2c OUR PRIDE BREAD Sugar Cured, Hickory Smoked, Dr:
Land O' Lakes Sweet Cream Butter e The Lo » f of Bre.dM.de Anywhere Packed and Rindless
Pound, Cut from Tub 51c Giant 21-oz. Wrapped loaf 10c 1-2 lb Carton 23c; lb Carton 45c
; Pender Yellow Front Stores are in almost every City and Town in North Carolina . if /
Look up the Pender Store when you Return ~ \ \
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THE ENTERPRISE - WILLIAM3TON. N. C.
FARM LIFE LOCAL
AND PERSONAL NEWS
Messrs. Henry Poele, Gabe and Dal
ton Roberson visited friends in Wash
ington Saturday.
Misses Cleramic and Lizzie Cor#jr
entertained a largr number of friends
Saturday and Sunday^
Mr. Roy Coltrain, Misses Delia Lil-
Icy and Elizabeth Coltrain visited
Coleranie beach Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Barnhill returned to her
home in Richmond, after visiting rel
atives here for some time.
Mr. and Mrs, H> nry Browning, of
Leggctts, spent Sunday with her par- !
ents, Mr. and Mu N. R, Roberson.
Mr .ami Mrs. J. G. Coltrain spent
Sunday with their son, Robert at
Macedonia.
Mr .and Mrs. George Griffin, of
Smithwick Cieek, entertained a large
number of friends and relatives Sun
day.
North Carolina, -
Martin County
Having this day qualified as ad
ministrator of the esiate of T. W.
Revels, deceased, late of Martin j
County, this is to notify nil persons
having claims against the said estate:
tci present them to the undersigned j
ut his office in the town of Williams-;
ton, North Carol).a on or be To re the :
9th day of June, 1928 or this notice !
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to the
.-aid estate will please make immedi- j
at" payment.
This the 9th day of Juns, 1927.
ELBERT S. PEEI , Administrator
je-10-6 of thffl estate of T. W. Revels. |
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