Tuesday, October 18,1927
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We*ttace
Etc.
To Attend Medical Meeting
Dr. W. E. Warren will go to Wil
son tomorrow to attend a meeting
of the Seaboard Medical Society.
Spends Week End Here
Miss Mary Leggett, of Tarboro,
spent the week end here.
Here From Farmville
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Godwin, of
Farmville, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. God
win.
Here From Pactolus
Mrs. Little and daughter, Miss
Sophie, of Pactolus, spent the week
end with Dr. and Mrs. W. E. War
ren.
Spending Week Here
Mrs. Sebastian Macon, who has
been in Alta Vista, Va., for some
time, is spending this week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bur
ras. '
Spend Week End in Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Manning and
little grandson, Elbert Peel, jr., spent
the week end in Wilson. They
brought little Daisy i Manning Law
rence home with them.
Returns From Hendersonville
J. G. Godard, 11, returned today
from Hendersonville, where he spent
the week end with his son, Joseph
Godard.
Two Per Cent Off
1927 Taxes
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THE 1927 TOWN TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND
THERE IS NO BETTER TIME THAN NOW TO PAY
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From now until the first of November a 2 per cent discount will be al
lowed on all taxes paid before that date. This discount was allowed by the
, Board of Town Commissioners in regular session Monday nigjit with the
hope that 1927 tax collections might be made early and save time and !
trouble next summer. !
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TOWN fAX COLLECTOR WILLIAMSTON, N. C. \
SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN GREENVILLE AT
JOHNSTON'S WAREHOUSE
We Sold Over 600,000 Pounds Last Week, and We Are Still Selling Our Proportional Part. Prices On the Betters Grades Are As Good As At Any Time This Season. Below You Will Find
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CLYDE NEWBERRY I*. J. STOCKS ' - CLARK AND STOCKS
Pound. Priee Amount . PoUnd , Price Amount , . Poundl Prke Amount
136 * 30c $ 40.80 50 47c $23.50 ' 200 ic SBc $116.00 »
210 Sic 107.10 54 40c 21.60 160 Slc STSJ
140 32c 44.80 . « 6 bc " 4 soO ~ , 260 JBc 9880
■ >O6 lie 32.86 ZrJJ ; > . J»J> 27c 28.60'
- ' 140 ,r,.. ..., 50c 82.60 *" • 47c 3-84 17 6 59c 103.84
274 44c 120.56 74 S6( 4,44 V ' 114 61c ... 69.54
..." ' 110 60c 66.00 ■ 46 Ssc 8530 - N - i 154 * 58.52
lOO 65c 65.00 72 . . 57c 41.04 110 44c. 48.40
\ 52 ....... 4'oc 20.80 , ' - 110 60c 66.00 •
• , F— * 68 65c 44.20 ■
1236 $559.72 496 ■ $25*12 V ,V »
, '• " -* '1458 $715.52
Average $44.00 . Average $51.00 Average $50.00
FIRST SALE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th » \\ ' FIRST SALE MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th
F. V. JOHNSTON, MANAGER ARDEN W. TAYLOR, SALES MANAGER ' FLOYD M c GOWAN, ASST. SALES MGR.
Society & Personals
Mrs. ELBERT 8. PEEL, Editor
In Greenville Friday
Mesdames W. E. Warren and L.
B. Harrison spent Friday with
friends in Greenville.,/
Leave for AskeviUe
Mrs. Leslie Fowden little
daughter, Anne, and Mrs. Whit Fur
vis left SurttHV for Asheville, where
they will visit Mrs. G. C. Godwin
for a week. 1 .
Spends 4Feek End in Leggetl
Mrs. C. A. Harrison and-daughter,
spent the week end with Mr».
Blanche Anderson in Leggetts.
Sfx nd Week End in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Everett
spent the week end in Richmond. x
Spend Monday Here
Charles Godwin, jr., of Raleigh,
spent yesterday in town.
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Leaves on Extended Trip
G. W.» Hardison left Sunday for
a trip through West Virginia and
Western Virginia.
In H.yde County Sunday
Messrs. Lawrence Ljndsley, C. D.
Cafstarphen, jr., Francis Barnes, f).
I). Stalls, N. C. Green, and W. N.
Monk spent Sunday at Mattamus
keet Lake.
In Raleigh Sunday . '
Judge Clayton Moore and Major
Julius S. Feel spent Sunday in Ra
leigh.
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ENTERTAINS
CARD CLUB
Mrs. Oscar Anderson En
tertained Her Club \
Last Week (
Mrs. Oscar Anderson entertained
her card club last week at the home
of her mother, Mrs. C. A. Martin.
She had as her special guests Mrs.
F. U. Barnes. Miss Nettie Barnes,
Mrs. P. H. Brown, Mrs. Stuart Early
Mrs. N.' C. Green, Mrs. "Titus
Critcher, and Mrs. Charlie James.
Mrs. B. W. Hardy made high
score for club members and was giv
en a butUmiere and Mrs. N. C.
Green made high score for guests
and was presented a pair of silk
hose. -
The hostess served froaen fruit
salad with wafers.
ENTERTAIN
AT BRIDGE
Mrs. T. B. Brandon and
Mrs. G. H. Harrison
Joint Hostesses .
Mrs. T. B. Brandon and Mrs. G.
H. Harrison entertained with thir
teen tables of bridge last Friday
evening at the lovely home of Mrs.
rHarrison rm Mrrin Street, ft wis
the most brilliant social affair giv
en this season.
The living room, music room, and
THE ENTERPRISE
dining room were all thrown en
suite. The music room and dining
room- were decorated with lovely
bowls and cases of pink and crimson
dahlias, and in the living room tall
yases of yellow chrysanthemums, and
howls of marigolds wete used.'
The high-score prize, which went
to Miss Margyret Evereii, was a
lovely piece of lingerie, and Mrs.
Robert Everett was presented, ■ ic*
consolation prize, a perpetual score
caul. y
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Brandon,
assisted by Miss Carrie IMI White,
land Mesdames C. A. Harrison and
| cream and cakes, carry in; out the
Hallowe'en idea in the color > with
little Hallowe'en baskets tilled *vith
salted nuts.
Among those present were mem
bers of the school faculty and wivei
of the tobacconists here for the sea
son. Mrs. W. C. Manning jr., ylay
ed several piano solos, and Mrs.
Harper Holliday sang, these selec
tions adding much to the attract
iveness of the occasion.
NOTICE
North .-Carolina? Martin County.
Having this day qualified as adinin T
i*trator of the estate of. llettie Yetry,
deceased, late of Martin ( oinity. this
is to jiotifv all persons having claims
Farmers _ Warehouse
WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Bennett, Barnhill & Morton
OWNERS AND PROPRIETORS
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OUR SALE FOR MON DAY, OCTOBER 17TH \
48,172 Pounds Sold For $12,639.78
Averaged $26.24
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A FEW INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
LEGGETT &KOBERSON 412 Lbs., $151.99
AVERAGE $36.89
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LUKE JACKSON 564 Pounds., $2 7 7722 JAKE TRIPP . . 1,412 Pounds, $513.12
, AVERAGE $40.28 AVERAGE $36.34
HAM AND MITCHELL 996 Lbs., $393.54 BARNHILL & JAMES 848 Lbs., $352.28
AVERAGE $39.51 AVERAGE $41.77
SECOND SALE - THURSDAY, 20TH FIRST SALE - FRIDAY, 21 ST
It Pays to Sell Your Good Tobacco
• ■ Witb A Man Who Knows
against the said estate to exhibit same
to the undersigned on or before the
sth day of September, 1928, or this no
tice wilf'Tie' in liar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to the
said estate will please make immedi
ate payment. * _j,"
S. ROMULUS BU'iGS,
s!3 6tw - - Administrator,
NOTICE *
Under and by virtue of a judgment
,jf the superior 'ouiirt signed in Sep
tember term. P>27, +n the case Fed
eral Land Bank vs. S, 'S. Davis, et
als, the undersigned commissioner
will on, the 7th day Ot* November.
VW. at" 12 o'clock at the cuurfHouSe
doop jn Williiimston, ■ N. C; sett for
cash to the highest bidder the follow
ing described tract of. land, to wit:
All tHat certain piece, parcel, or tract,
of land, (ontaining acres, more or
less, situate, lying, .and being on the
main road from Jamesville to Ply
mouth, and about 4 miles from James
ville, Jamesville Township, County of
Martin, State of North C arolina, hav
ing such shapes, metes, and bounds
and distaißV^"as will more fully ap
pear by reference to a plat thereof
made by A. ( orev, surveyor, Feb.
Bth, I'M 1 ), on file with the Federal
I and Bank of C olumbia, and being
botmdeil on the north by tin- lands of
L.. \V..Muellc aiul. (jeu. Marriner; on.
the east by I'.. W Ange; on the south
by the lands of Dennis Simmons l.uni
b. r I o.; on the wist by the lands of
11. M. Holliday: these being the same
tracts heretofore conveyed to said S.
S. Davis by deed (row D. \V. and
H. H. Davis, dated October 23, 1906,
and recorded in the office of the regis
ter of deeds for Martin County,- in
book 000, page 575, and deed from
T. H. Davis and W. A. Davis, and
Miss E. Freeman, dafed October, 23,
1906, recorded in the office of the reg
if'-v of deeds for Martin County in
bok 000, page 574.
This the 26th day of September 1927.
*■_ B'. A. CRITC'HER,
527 4t w . Commissioner. —'
• COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
LAND
Under and by virtue of*autl)ority
vested in'the undersigned commission
er" by judgment of the superior court
of New Hanover County, North Caro
lina. in a civil action entitled Coucstae
Chemrcal Co'.* plaiiitilf,* vs.* Maggie
\\ ynn and J. I.ass Wynne, defend
ants, I shall" expose for sale at public
/Suction, to the highest bidder for cash,
at tilt courthouse door at William
stofi, N. C..* on Monday, November
7tli, 1927, at 12 o'clock noon, the fol
lowing tractor parcels of land sit«at»
• e.d aiij lying in the County of Mar
tin,"State of JSortli Carolina, to wit:
All of those certain tracts of land
: Vying and being in the State of North
j Carolina, County of Martin, near the
town of Iwc'retts, N. C., and being
tracts numbered ' thirteen (13). four
teen ( 14i,' and fifteen flsl, on plat of
land formerly owned by J. (!. Staton,
and known as the Ni \\ . Ballard farm
as surveyed by John I). Kcspass, said
plat being found in Martin County
No. 1, at page 4>•. to wh.ich said
Register of Deeds office, in plat book
PAGE THREE
plat reference is hereby made (or more
perfect descriptiori. Tract No. 1$. con
tains 58.47 acres. Tract NOJ 15 coW»
tains 48.58 acres. Tract No/ 13 con
tains 45.82 acres. All the tracts above
referred to in the aggregate Contain
152.48 acres. •
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Tract No. 2 contains 39.1 acres form-?
erly owned by J. G. StUton,antflknown
as part of the Ballard farm, as survey
ed and platted by C. M.-Ctcjllc, sur
veyor, plat of which is on record in
Martin County Registry, in book No.
J. at page 487, to which plat refer
ence is made for description. .
Tract No. 3, containing 38 07 acres,
situated near the town of Eve.rctts, N..
C.. "on plat ot property • formerly
owned by J. C. Statoi) and known as
the - Ballard Farm, as surveyed and
planed by C. M. Credle, surveyor,
which said map or pint is recordtal in
map book No. "1, at page 487, of the
public registry of Martin County, ref
erence to-said map is hereby made for
a more' perfect description.
I'illn-: Monday, November 7th, 1927,
at IJ o'clock m. > )
l'lace: Courthouse door, Williams ton
N. C
' Tvriiis: Cash.
This the Ist day of ((etcher, 1927.
J. (i. McCoRMICK,
>4 4tw " Commissioner. ,
666
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