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Society Personals Weddiags Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor Etc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feazor and Lit- ( tie daughter, of Mocksville, visited ; Mr. aiui Mrs. J. H. Britt this week. J Mrs. Feazor is very peasantly remem- j bered here as Miss Madeline King, of Winstf-n-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lichte, Chris tine and Bessie May will leave Fri day for Spindalc, and from there they will go to . Asheville, then to Hiwasaee Beach and Etowah, Tenn. Mrs. L. B. Harrison and Miss Evelyn will accompany them to Tennessee, wr.ore they will spend two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lichte and daughters will also visit two weeks before return ing to their home at Bryan, Texas. Robert Bogart,*>f Washington, was in town this week. * Alonzo Roberson was a business vis tor here Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. R. S. Critcher and children, Roger, jr., and Ella Wynne, and Mr a. Warren Biggs and little Mildred are spending this week at Virginia Beach. . Miss Elizabeth BrasweH, of Bat lit'bor:), 'and Ruth "Edwards, of Rocky j Mount, are guests of Miss Velma j Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregory, of J Baltimore, were visitors here this v.eek. They were. making arrange-j merits ca move here in the near fu ture, where he will be superintendent _cf the fertilizer factory soon to be built. Eld- r Sylvester Hassell and son, Charles Hassell. of Washington, p. 0., returned this week from Nags Head, where they spent two weeks. Charlis left yesterday fw Wilson, where he visited his uncle, Mr. Cal- j via Woodard, before returning to i Washington. G. W. Hardiscn will leave Sunday for New York, where he will spend six weeks on the hat market. He will be with his company, the Miler-Gard ner Hat Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stubb have re turned from Wake Forest, v-hcre they visited relatives. Mr.;. Wheeler Mnrlis and yon, Wheeler, jr., will"arrive Sa.urday from Santa Monica lieach, Calif., where they have been guests of Mr. ind Mrs. Laurence Stalling- this summer. Mra. R. T. Keel, of Rocky Mount, and Mrs. Walter Williams, of Win ston-Salem, are the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson. Mrs. C. I). Carstarphes and son, C. D., jr., and Mrs. A. Hassell relumed last night frow Richmond, where they spent two days. Mrs. J. F. Thigpen and children are vipiting relatives in Aulandor. Eli Bamhill, of Washington, visited friends here this week. 666 i* a Prescription (or MALARIA, CHILLS ANI) FEVER, OENGUE OR BILIOUS FEVER It Kill* the Germa IF IT ISN'T BETTER THAN THE BEST IT IS AS GOOD AS THE BEST Du Pont Paint For all wood work, new and old furniture, autos, floors, walls, and metal work. ■-- i 4 Du Pont Paint Is a Distinctive Product .... M ONE-*IRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU Get Our Prices B. S. COURTNEY Furniture, Undertaker, and Paint WILLIAMSTON, N. C. Messrs. C. W. Melton and L. E. Rages, representing the North Caro lina Joint Bank, of Dur ham, were business visitors here yes terday. Mrs.'B. T. Cowpcr and little daugh ter, Mary Lee, of Raleigh, are visit ing Mrs. Cowper's sister, Mrs. C. B. Hassell, and Mr. Hassell. Mr. Cow per will arrive tomorrow night to spend the week end. Miss Fat Phelps, of Greenville, was the guest of Miss Lucille Hassell Wednesday night. Mr. W. H. Gurkin visited friends .11 Washington Tuesday night. BRIDGE PARTY FOR HOI SE GUESTS Miss Velma Harrison was hostess to a number of friends with a bridge party on Wednesday afternoon com plimenting her house guests, Miss Elizabeth BrasweH, of Battleboro, snd Miss , Ruth Edwards, of Rocky Mount.- The lovely home was made even mere attractive with the profusion of lovely summer flowers used. £|iere were five tables arranged ..'or the players, who found their places oy attractive place cards. Mrs. Miiton Moye made high score, and tne hostess presented* her with a pretty bridge set for the, honor, and the guesta of honor were presented hand-made handkerchiefs. A salid course, consisting of frozen fruit salad, cream cheese, sandwiches, rallinei, pickles, and iced tea, was served by Misses Ollie Marie Kobcr son and Josephine Harrison. Those present included Misses Sal lie Hams, Martha, Esther, and Eve lyn Harrison, Margaret Manninjr, Susie James, Honner and Elizabeth Gurganus, Trulah WarG Page, Mary Melissa Andrews, Geneva Cook, Eni ms and Minnie Robertson, Carrie Dell Wnitc, Laura Norton, Margaret Everett, and Pattie Edmondson, and Mesdames W. H. Booker and Milton Moye. JUlama sLthy fly' 1 should be killed! \ - Bee Brand Powder or \ Liquid killsFlies,Fleas, \ Mosquitoes, Koaches, \ Ants, Water Bugs, Bed \ Bugs, M oths, Crickets, 1 Poultry Lice and many I other insects. / Powder Liquid / toe and age 50c and 75c / 50c mid (1.00 ii.ig / }OC Spray Gun }jC / Writeforfr*'* booklet on kill- I iflfhouMimd garden intecta I McCormkk * Co. Baltimore, Md. \ Brand i INSECT (If! POWDER \ y&SPSI r . \4jSg.. Liquid g--' PHONE Anything for This Department To 46 AFTERNOON KECEITION AT BAPTIST PASTORIUM Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock a reception was held at the Baptist pastorium in honor of the arrival of David Dale Dickey. Those in the receiving line were Doctors Rhodes and Saunders, Mrs. Bettie Teel, Mrs. Reed Williams, and Rev. Dickey. The little man is a perfect speci men and he and his mother are doing well. When he was presented with the complete shower the women and friends of the church had previously made ready, he appeared perfectly in different. However, it is felt that this is only a temporary lapse, and that he will eventually feel as grate ful as do his parents. David Dale seems charmed with his new quarters, and .. is especially pleased with his good neighbors on Church Street, where the arrival of boys is an event not out of the usual. He feels that the members of his parents' church, which have been so nice to them, will be fine people for him to live among. And if all The fe-cod things already told him about Williamston and i s people be true, h>, it is thought, will be a permanent settler here. Just because llie Ford car is a glutton for punishment is no reason why it should not have proper lubrication Your Ford will give you better service, cost you less for repairs mul lost longer if you lid)ricate it with "Sttindurd" Motor Oil for Fords. Ash for it by mime. Then you're sure of the best Ford oil motwy can buy. "STANDARD MOTOR OIL The Measure Oil Value STANDARD \^/ LIVERMON Peanut Picker SOME STRONG FEATURES OF THE I—Simple Construction—Strongly Built. 2 —Every part Easily Accesible. 3 —Low Up-Keep3 and Dependable. 4—Saves Time and Labor. s—Combs'the5 —Combs'the Peanuts from the Vines. 6—No Inside Belts, Chains or Webbing. 7—Cleans the Peanuts from All Kinds of Soil. B—Cleans the Vines & Makes Better Hay. 9—Light Drive. 10—Smoothe, Easy. Quiet Running. 11—Easily Operated—fool proof. 12—Light in Weight but Strop# & Durable 13—Pressure Grease Cups on all Bearings. 14— Has Largest Capacity with Cleanest Picking. 15—Buiit for Efficient Service & Long Life. For Sale by CULPEPPER HARDWARE CO. Williamston . Elizabeth City Edenton THE ENTERPRISE WILUAMSTON, N. C. 'CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Yesterday at their home, Elder Syl vester Hassell and his great-great grand-niece, Mary Davis, Hardison, celebrated their eiglity-flfth and twelfth birthdays respectively. A lovely birthday cak- carrying the i l umber of years in the candles, was (he tjible decoration at their birth day dinner. They had as their spec ial guest Mr, Chario.; Hassell, of Washington, D. C. L'.RGE CROW D ATTENDS DANCE The chamber of commerce dance here last Wedn" day nijfht was at tended by one of the largest crowds attending a dance here in some time. I'ud Gwaltney's orchestra, of Virginia 1 Dfeach, met- with popular approval. Practically all the towns in this sec tion were represented and young peo ple from Virginia and oilier sections were in attendance. BOY SCOUTS AT i NAGS HEAD J Chief Daniel returm d Wednesday . I from Nags Head, where be spent a i few days with the Scouts. He stated i that the boys were having a wonder '; l'ul time at the beach and that they ! were thoroughly enjoying themselves. ;| While there is nothing but sand and , water there, the chief stated that it was an ideal place to spend a quiet vocation.' 1 COTTAGE PAMLICO BEACH: NEW furnished, well screened; desirable !•!., good location. Write P. Q. Box ! '*.7(5, Washington, N. C. jy29 1 NOTICE Under and by virtue of a judgement in the cause D. G. Matthews vs. Cliff Sherrod, the undersigned commission- Gold |§| Store Wiiliamston, N. C. Washington Street J. DAVID THROWER, Ix>cal Manager MAYONNAISE, GELFANP'S -Small . 11c MAYONNAISE, GELFANP'S - Medium L .. ... 2:te ASPARAGUS TIPS, AVALON —Can .tic 1U TITER, BKOOKFIELP C REAMERY, Pound 53c Fruit Jars Pints 80c Quarts 95c One-Half Gallons $1.25 A. G. Self Rising Flour 12 lbs 54c 48 lbs. *2.04 24 lbs $1.05 98 lbs. Gold Star Syrup 5 lbs. 29c 10 lbs. 53c Extra Special! StarNapthaPowder,3for 1W (iARDNEirSBREAD AND CAKES CAMPBELL'S MEANS, 3 for .. 25c TRADE AT THE GOLD STAR AND UK SATISFIED Allowed for JifPßhFi your Old Stove Act now—trade in your old heater on the purchase price oS TH -:r- - mWOTT" 7 Cabinet Furnace This liberal offer only continues for a few more days. Take .advantage of our present low selling prices on the different finishes of the Favorite Cabinet Furnace. Select your Favorite now pay a small deposit— and your old heater will be accepted as an equivalent of an additional sls cash payment. Delivery will be made when you are ready. More Heat for Less Money B. S. Courtney er, will, on the Ist day of August, 1927, i}t 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 reajl ! estate: One residence listed in Goose Nest) Township by Sam WilUams, said | property being ourchased by D. G.I Matthowg 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, 1927. B. A. CRITCHER,' jyß 4tw Commissioner.
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