North Carolina Newspapers

    Tuesday, September 20, 1£27
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Engagemeata
Weddings
Etc.
Hera from Mnrfr«e«boro
Mr. and Mrs. Collins Barnes ana
children, Collin jr. and Helen Smith,
of Murfreesboro, spent Sunday with
Mrr. Irene Smith and Dr. and Mrs,
J. H. Saunders. ,
Guests of Mrs. Stubba
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott and chil
dren. of Goldsboro, were the guests
over the week enii.of Mrs. Scott's
fib'er, Mrs. H. M. Stubbs.
Spend Week End in Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert £ Peel spent
the week end in Greensboro and Win
scon Salem.
Holding Court Here
Judge Frank Daniels, of Goldsboro,
is the guest of the Atlantic hotel
while he is in town holding court.
Here from Tarboro
Mr. Gardner, State Highway en
gineer, of Tarboro, was in town yes
terday. J
In Towa Yesterday j
Mr. J. H. D. Peel was in town yes
terday.
Enters School at Raleigh
Thomas Crawford left last week
for Raleigh where he entered State
College for the coming year.
Eaters University
John Wpdsworth left last week for
Chapel Hill. He will be wfch his sister,
Mrr J. C. Lyons and Pronnjssor Lyons
und will attend the University.
here from Edentom
Mr. and Mrs. Minton Dixon, Mr and
Mrs. Henry Gardner and Judge vV M.
Boiul, of Edenton, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Biggs Sunday.
VUit in Aboskie Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Booker, Mrs.
J. L. Robertson, Mrs. W. H. Leggett
:iiid Dr. W. E. Roberson visited rela
tives in Ahoskie Sunday.
Spends Week End Here
Charles Robertson, A. C. L. agent,
of Portsmouth, Saturday with
his mother, Mrs. J. L. Robertson. He
was on his way home from the A. C.
L. hospital at Rocky Mount.
Here from Greenville
" Attorney M. K. Blount, of Greenville,
was In town yesterday.
- pend. WMk Ead H.r.
R. G. Bradley spent the week end
here with Mrs. liradlcy who is teach
ing in the local schools.
Attending Court Here .
Solicitor Don Gilliam, of Tarboro,
is attending court here this week.
Bet urn* to Tarboro
J. B. Evans returned to his Yiome
in Tarfooro Saturday after apen.ljng
several days hate.
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Society & Personals
Mr*. ELBERT S. PEEL. Editor
Here from Whi takers
Rev. and Mrs. B. Duke Critcher
ami children arrived yesterday. Mr.
Critcher left in the afternoon for
Rotemary where he is conducting a
revival.
In Kaleigh Yesterday
Supt.'R. A. Pope spent yesterday In
Raleigh.
Attends Republican Committee Meet
Wheeler Martin wentto Greensboro
to attend a meeting of the Republican
State Committee.
in School at Greensboro
Miss Mary Harris is in Greensboro
where she is a freshman at N. C. C.
W. this year.
Here from High Point
Ralph Edwards, of High Point
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Perry
c.uring the week end.
Spends Week End Here
Miss Estelle Crawford, of Bel
haven, spent the week end with Iter
i~.other, Mrs. C. Crawford-
Viait Relatives in Farmville
Mr. and Mrs. Miltoh J. Moye spent
Sunday in Farmville with relatives.
Here from Lynchburg, Va.
Mr. Baldwin, of Lynchburg, Va., ar
rived Sunday evening to work with
the Imperial Tobacco company here.
Here from Oak City
County Warden J. W. Hines, of Oak
City, was here yesterday attending to
business matters. ~s\
Visiting Slater Here
Mrs. E. A. Edwurds, of High Point,
came down Friday and is visiting her
sieter, Mrs. W. M. Perry in New
Town.
Visit In Kinsla
Miss Sallie Karris and Mr. P. V
Jones visited friends in Kinston Sun
day.
Spending Afternoon in Washington
Misses Miriam Courtney, Ruth Peel
and Eugenia Hoyt are spending this
afternoon in Washington.
JUST RECEIVED A |IP
New Shipment of
Dresses! HHI
That Arc Especially Good for
Small Women and
School Girls ®pl
THEY ARE ESPECIALLY \ J
GOOD IN QUALITY AND STYLE • _ \ /
AND VERY LOW IN PRICES. . jjj
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Harrison Bros. & Co.
WIIXMMSTON, N. C. . ,
PHONE
Aajtkiag for
This Depart meat
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Visited Here Saturday
H. R. Gartis, of Greenville, visited
here Saturday
Here from Raleigh
Mr. R. €. Melvern, editor of the
Cotton Grower, of Raleigh, was here
yesterday. He says that the Cotton
association is receiving a large a
mount of cotton at this time. Mr. Mel
vern is now in Bertie county where
he will do field work for several days.
In Sorfolk Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Barnes and son,
Francis, Miss Net Barnes and Mrs.
11. M. Stubbs spent yesterday in Nor
folk.
In Wilaon Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs. A: T. Crawford and Mrs.
Carrie Biggs Williams spent yester
day in Wilson.
Here from Griffins
Messrs. Nick Daniel and Matt Bis
sell, of Griffins township spent yes
terday here.
Home-Making Course
At Robersonville
Present plans of the Robersonville
Woman's club call for a two-weeks
home making course for its members,
beginning the first week in October.
At a meeting of the club's members
last Tuesday afternoon in the school
auditorium final arrangements were
made for the short course. Mrs. Anna
Grimes, of Raleigh, will have charge
of the course and she will instruct
members of the club in party cook
cry, nutrition and child training.
Classes will be held in the afternoon
at 2:80 and at 8:00 o'clock in the
evenings in the rooms of the Huska
naw club, third floor of old bank build
ing.
' The the club are urgin«
all the ladies to enroll for the two
v.-eekw' instruction, stating the cost is
very little. \
Mrs. W. H.' Gray, chairman of the
civics department of the club, outlin
ed the plans before the meeting Tues
day for beautifying the public places
of the town with trees and shrubbery.
The civics department meets this af
ternoon at 8:80.
THE ENTERPRISE
Edwtrrds-Adkins
The recent announcement of the ap
proaching: wadding of Mr. John Henry
Edwards to Miss Helen Adkins will be
received hers w|th much surprise by
the many friends of both Miss Adkins
and Mr. Edwards. The wedding will
Uke place the middle of next month.
Peele-Ward
Miss Sally Bet Ward and Mr. John
Marriner Peele, were quietly married
J&t Washington Saturday after
noon.
Mr. Peele is the oldest son of Mr.
end Mrs. John Gray Peele of this
county. Mrs. Peele is the charming
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Ward of Beaufort county.
After the ceremony Mr.,-and Mrs.
Peele left for their home near Swains
land.
JAMESVILLE
NEWS ITEMS
Summary of Local News of
Section Arranged for
Quick Reading
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fleming motored
to Winston-Salem where they spent I
the week end visiting their daughter,'
Camille who is a student at Salem. I
Mesdames W. 11. I-illey, Laura Mar-!
tin and Ralph Hardjson motored to
Greenville Sunday. i ;
Carroll»Brown and Dalma Brown
left for Chapel Hill today where they
wilt enter school.
Miss Stella Rooks spent the week
end with her mother.
Ella Moore Davenport who is a
student at Louisburg college, is ill
with appendicitis. She will undergo
an operation today.
Friends of Mrs. Maggie Davis will
regret to learn the she is ,ill at the
heme of her sister, Mrs. Mar
tin.
Ralph Hardison left today for Dur
ham where he will enter Duke Uni
versity.
" —Mr and Mr-Jjk Morris, of Ro Vy
Moore visited rel Hives here Sunday.
Messrs. C. G. Carson and Julian
Hassell were visitors in Williamston
Monday.
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la a Prescription for
MALARIA. CHILLS AND FEVER,
DENGUE OR BILIOUS FEVER
It Kill* the Germs
Mr. Charlie Davenport motored to
Louisburg'-College Saturday to ..visit
his sister, Ellg Moore, who is ill at
school.
Visit Daughter in Winston Salem
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fleming drov>
(o Winston-Salem Sunday to visit
:heir daughter, Miss Camillc who en
tered as a freshman at Salem college
last week. They found her ill anil re
turned homo Monday, bringing- her
with them to recuperate before she re
turns to school.
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TUBERCULOSIS
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Roanoke-Dixie Warehouse
WILLIAMSTON, N. C. \
Still Leading in Pounds and
Prices
We sold tobacco in the past few day§ from Martin County, Bertie Coun
ty, Pitt"County, Beaufort County, Washing County, Chowan County, Per
quimans County, Gates County, Nansemoud County (Va.), Hertford Coun
ty, and Northampton County. These customers,were all satisfied and the
majority of them are with us this week.
LOOK OVER A FEW OF THE AVERAGES WE
HAVE MADE IN THE PAST FEW DAYS AND BRING
YOUR NEXT LOAD TO THE R 0 A*N OKE -DI XI E
WAREHOUSE. •'
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„ ALONZO ROGERS - STATON & W. W. BROWN
Pounds Price Amount Pounds vPrice Amount
24 $4.00 $ .96, iSO $20.00 $30.00
80* '/'■ 25.00 20.00 lIS-' " 30.00 44.40
274 20.00 70.4(» 330 " 29.00 ,95.70
I V " ."14.00 ' 53.72 312 36.0 EL 1. 112.32
. 182 3LQO- 67.34- • I»2 40.00 64.80
1 (>() ■ , k " 44.00" 73.04
290" - 45.00 130.50 1102 ' .* $34(7.22
if,; • AVERAGE $31.50
AVERAGE $36.20 e EVERETT & EDWARDS
ALLEN GRIFFIN—TIPS. Pountls Price Amount
„ „ . * . 344 $24.50 ' $ 84.28
£ ■ Ei__ E %'■ «
—1M; 1 - 33.00 —: ; —rrr ,U4,Q2 "T2T" —*— , IS 00 112 70
US'- S Jr
386 37.00 . MM- 1700. ' • $499.40
1828 " ' $569.28 AVERAGE $29.30
•AVERAGE $31.14 >
H. T. THOMAS
STATON & SIMPSON
Pounds ~ Price Amount
Pounda Price . Amount oi, $15.00 $ 14.88
324 $35,00 • $113.40 156 '361)0 56.16
320 32.00 102.40 7(> , . ' 38.00 _ 28.88
118 20.00 24.19 . 86 - 45.00 34.40
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702 ■ ■ • - $239.99 414 v, $134.32
•AVERAGE $30. 17 AVERAGE $32.44
.Yours to serve,
Meadows Mfeador
Griffin and Taylor
PROPRIETORS WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
ling. a I tuberculous infection into ac-
I Kyiiu do not know the answers to
| these questions, write the Extension
I Department, the NoYth Carolina Sana
torium, Sanatorium, N'. C. ( and ask for
| the pamphlet distributed free of chargj
J to- citizens. of tlie State, ""WTiat You
j Should Know About Tuberculosis."
J When receive the pamphlet you'
will find the answers to these ques
tions in the first, paragraph of the
first chapter. " A perusal of the entire
pamphlet will tell, you many things a-
I bout o'ne ot most common and
dreaded diseases that will help you to
'guard yourself, your family, and your
neighbors from the dread disease. -
|v Hie pig is one..tha' grows
continuously ' from farrowing to mar
ket,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby givorr, that under
end by an order of the Superior Court
•ot Martin County, made it) that spec
i;.li proceedings therein pending, en
titled, J. L. Croom,- Admr. vs. Thurs
| tcn-Weaver, a proceed
| ing'for the sale-of lands to make as-.
' Mt.vto pay debts; the undersigned
! commissioner will; on Thursday' the
i 20th. day of Oct., 1!>27, at ten 'o'-
PAGE THREE
clock, A. M. in the town of Gold
Point, N. C., in said county, and in
front of the Filling Station of J. L.
Croom and Son, expose to public sale,
for cash, the following described
lands, to-wit; v .
First tract: v Lying and being in
Marttrf County, Rotyersonville Town
ship, N. C., and on the North of the
public road leading from Gold Point
to Williamston, ajid bound on the
North by the lands pf J. W. Perkins,
01-East by lands of Arden Everest
and' Hyman. Warren, on Sonth by
lands of-Hyman Warren and on the
West by the lands of J, L. Williams,
and known as the Jeff Weaver farm.
Containing eighty-three acres, more
cr less.
Second Tract. Situate in said
c; unty and s{ate.and.in Robersonville
Township, and on the North side of
.said lioad and Street in the. town of
Gold Point, and bound on the North
by the lands of Cora Weaver, on
East by lands of Cora Weaver, on
South by center of Said street or road
and on West by the lands * of Tom
Harrell, being a the old Jeff Weaver
home" place in said town of Gold
Pcint. *
This Sofct. 16th., 1927.
J. C. SMITH, : ||
9-20-4t Commissioner.