North Carolina Newspapers

    Tuesday, November 1, 1927
Entertainments
Weddings
Etc.
Society & personals
u Mrs. ELBERT & PEEL, Editor
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Spend Sunday Here \
Mrs. H. Way Clark, Miss EsteW
Crawford, and Sol Topping, of Bel
haven, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. C.
Crawford.
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Guests-of Miss Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johnson, of
Ayden, were the guests of Miss Mar
tha Harrison Sunday afternoon.
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In Rocky Mount Sunday
Miss Lucy Claire Ivey, Miss Lil
lian Sample, Mrs. A. Anderson, Fran
cis Manning, and Bill Peel motored
to Rocky Mount Sunday to see Miss
.Eleanor Stanback, who is visiting in
Rocky Mount.
Spend Week End in LaGrange
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Bradley
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Bradley, in La-
Grange. ~ „
Visiting Her Son Here
Mrs. Knox, of Wilson, is visiting
her son, Mr. W. A. Knox, and fam
ily here.
Spend Week End in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rodgerson
and daughters, Misses Margaret and
Mary, spent the week end in Rich
mond visiting his mother and sister.
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In Greenville Sunday
_ Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brown visited
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Forbes in Green
ville Sunday afternoon.
Spend Sunday in Edinton
Mr. arid Mrs. J. (). Manning and
children, Christine and Jim, and Miss
Maud Leggett spent Sunday in
Edenton. '
Visit in Eureka
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Manning, jr.,
and Charles Manning spent the
week end in Eureka with Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Manning.
Spend Sunday in Raleigh
Calvin Lowden and Tip Satterth
waite spent Sunday in Raleigh.
Atternl University-State Game
Jack BiJ?gs, Robert Everett, Joe
Godard, Wig Watts, Kader Craw
ford, Joe Taylor, and C. G. Pardo
attended the University-State game
_in Raleigh Saturday.
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In Elizabeth City
Mrs. C. H. Godwin and Major
Andrew L. Pendleton will visit their
uncle, Dr. A. L. Pendleton and fam
ily, in Elizabeth City, this week.
BADLY RUN-DiiWN
Kwtacky Weauui Had "Terrible
TW Oobf Her Hone Work.
Straagtfc Reined After
She Took Cardu.
Shelbyrills, Ky— "Several years
ago," aay* lira. Alven J MM, of this
place, "my health was very bad. I
was rary mash run-down. I was in
such a weak, nervous condition that i
I waa not able to do my housework.
"I to keep op, because I
had to, bat many • time I spent
boon in bed, trying to force enough
strength to go through ths daily
routine.
"This condition went on for some
time, until I heard about Cardui,
which sons oom told me wss good
.for such ailments. I gave it an im
mediate trial, and, I am thankful to
aay, my improvement waa rapid. I
aoon waa abis to do my housework
with ease and comfort I felt fine
and I looked so much better.
This spring I was not as well as
I hod been. I was ill in the winter
with colds, which left me weak. 80
I sent at once to the store for Cardui
and began taking it. In just a little
while I was IsfcUng much better, my
ataaagth retained and I was able to
get my work dona easier and with
At all dng stassa. NC-tie
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WHATDOES ABANKMEAN TO YOU?
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>y ■ " IN THESE AND A THOUSAND OTHER WAYS WE SERVE THIS COMMUNITY
If We Can Be Of Service To You Upon a Mutually Profitable Basis, We Will Be Glad to Have -You Call on Us
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS RANK
Service With Safety for 22 Years . \ . \ Williamston, North Carolina
Service With Safety for 22 Years
Here From Durham
L. L. Owens and Jones,
of Durham, spent the week end with
Mr. Joe Horton.
Spend Sunday in Richmond
Miss Carrie Dell White and C. D.
Carstarphen, jr., spent Sunday in
Richmond.
In Town Yesterday
Mrs. Norma Grimes, of Hamilton,
was in town yesterday.
Spend Week End in Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Feel spent
the week end in Wilson with Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Lawrence. They carried
little Daisy Lawrence home after a
two-weeks visit with her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Manning.
Here From New York
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Pugh and
daughter, Miss Lillian, New York
are in town this week. They are
also visiting his father, Mr. J. W.
Pugh, in Hamilton.
.4ja Crau'Jord Much Improved
Miss Anna Crawford and K. B.
Crawford spent Sunday with Asa
Crawford in the Washington Hospi
tal. His numerous friends here and
elsewhere are delighted that Asa is
improving from the operation which
he underwent a short time back and
is m better eonditton-than he has
been for some time.
Judge Sunn Here Sunday
Judge R. A. Nunn visited here Sun
day while en route to Windsor, where
he is holding court this week.
In Jackson Today
J. S. Peel is spending today in
Jackson on legal business.
Miss 1 Annie Mite,Ue Critically 111
Miss Annie Mizelle, who has been
very ill for several months in a Bal
timore hospital, is critically ill now
and no hope for her recovery is held.
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Spend Monday in Rocky Mount
Mrs. T. F. Harrison and Mrs. I
Myrtle Brown spent yesterday in |
Rocky Mount with Mr. Harrison.
Mr. Harrison has been improving re
cently, and his friends are interested
in his recovery.
Attend Football Game Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cooper at
tended the football game in Raleigh
Saturday.
MRS. FLEMING
IS HONORED
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Dunn
.Hostesses at Neighbor
hood Party
The first sign of Hallowe'en fes
tivities was seen at the home of Mrs.
Claude B. Clark on last Thursday
evening, when Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
W. E. Dunn honored Mrs. Charles'
R. Fleming with a "neighborhood
'party." The home was bright with
the glow of many colored lights and
lovely chrysanthemums, and witches j
and with attending black cats told
the story of the season. A plot was
formed against the honored .by Mrs.
E. l\ Cunningham, who invited her
to motor to Robersonville to visit
friends. % A stop was made at the
Clark home, and Mrs. Flenfting was
induceu 10 go in for a few minutes
to ascertain what the fun was all
about. She was greeted cordially, by!
the assembled guests—a few friends
and neighbors -and the trip to an
other town was postponed indefinite
ly. After much laughter and prtiper
explanations, Master Billy Clark |
served candies; then a "berry con
test" was entered. This was very
interesting, and the four contestants
giving the most correct answers drew
for the prize, an attractive paper
weight, and Mrs. Charles James was
winner.
After this contest, Margie Gray,
THE ENTERPRISE
the pretty little daughter of Mrs.
Dunn, came in dressed as a harle
quin and drawing a carriage decorat
ed in appropriate colors of black and
yellow, laden "with packages; and
stopped by the side of the honoree.
These packages, containing lovely
gifts, were opened and admired by
all; the little special*delivery went
put again and brought another Load
of packages, and the contents added
to the first made a goodly number
of gifts. Mrs. Fleming expressed her
delight and appreciation for the
friendship of the guests, and tlieir re
grets that she would soon leave Wil
liamston proper to make her home
in "South WUliamston," 22 miles
down Main Street, on X ('. Route j
No. 30, and IF. S. A. No. 17. '
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. Later ice cream and fruit cake
were served by the hostesses, and
this furnished a most pleasing ending
to an enjoyable occasion
The guests were: Mesdames Her
bert Clark, \V. H._ Booker," Robert
Kverett, F. I\ Cunningham. Jule Can-
Anderson, Robert Leggett, J. W.
Watts, Rov T. Griffin, J 1 Thrower,
Luther I'eel, H« T. Roberson, \V. O.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS '
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50 GREAT ACTS
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On the Show Grounds at 1 O'clock.
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE .
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE, UNDER OUR MAM.
MOTH WATER-PROOF TENTS AFTERNOONS AT 2P. M.
EVENINIS AT », DOORS OPEN I HOUR EARLIER.
WILLIAMSTON T Q
WEDNESDAY INUV. V
ADMISSION ~ - 25 AND 50 CENTS
SHOW GROUNDS AT FAIR GROUNDS
Griffin, Slale Roberson, F.
' Perry,_ N. C. Green, Charles JamW_
!\V. R. Fowden, Maurice Moore, and
Leslie Fowden: Misses Kate I'hilpot,
Clyde Hassell, and Hat tie Thrower.
Entertains Friends Wifh
Hallowe'en Party
Miss Fannie Ray entertained a
large number of -4iet_ friends at the
home of Mrs. Mollie White on Fast
Main Street, with a Hallowe'en party
| last Thursday evening*
Many games, led by Mrs. J. A.
iLeggeU, were greatly enjoyed by thej
| large of guests present. Ice
icream, lellynSind cake were served.!
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NOTICE".
I I'uikr am! by virtue.alia judgment|
| entitled 'R. A. KdmoinNon, atlnjitiin-J
jtratur, et a'l, vs. U. 11. Edmondson, et
al, li.i irs ;it nntlvrsiKnett coin-!
irissinnors \vilK\on the 14th 'lay of 1
! November, 1"27, o'clock floou, in I
j front ot the cimrtliotvL4luor of'Mar-'
tin ('iitrtitj*. iiliVr at "public sale to the J
j liitfiiest biiMcr tor ca li. the iVdlowiug |
j de.scril.H-d tract oi laiuh .
| Situated 1 in Robert nville Township,
in s.nii wimtitv and Piatj. biftindcd oil
Vhi north bv die l, I . nil "of VI. J . Smith,
in ttie east by laud of (I. \V .* Moore,
on' the south by the lamb of Mrs. John
Ross, and on the wc?it by the lands of
T. Andrews, and known as the
N'atFfaii Kdmomlson land. Containing
70*?SFrr more or less.
This land will be sold subject to the
dower of Mrs. Louise Kdmondson.
This the 13th day of« October, 1927.
n. A. CRITCHER, '
A. R. DUNNING,
'(>l4 4t\v. Commissioners.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
LAND
Undi ft and by virtue, of authority!
vested in tlte-under.siK»ed commission
er, hy oriler of the superior court bfij
I Martin County,. North CaroHna, in a v ;
| -penal proceeding eniltled 11. H Ben
inett find others, ix imrte, I shall .offer
tor sale at public auction, to the lugljt-
I est bidifrr for, cash at the courthouse
I iftor at \V»lliaiilstou K North Carolina,
Double Duty -
SUITS
Now on Sale
* Chevoits,wwo- n • f ' 4 v
steds, or unfin
ished worsteds •
in plain colors /( • L y
or fancy mix- ta \
S W prLHng g °o d t
hairline stripes
—iii single" or / / |
double breast-. I I ft jj «\ I
ed jackets, all ,\l / t I
smartly correct
for men and \if■«\ Vl~ I
youngmen . - lllj \^.. ILI l Ll
two or three / |,V hr
—' 3 fnfl-
We Have |1 f Ir—
Them On Sale \pi Ij| y
At Reduced & >*«»
Prices ly •'
? New ball
FROCKS
For Wo
Dresses for stredgand sport wear at most ex
ceptional prices. A dress for any Occasion, of
every wanted material and at a you
can afford to pay. See these they
are on sale.
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The Leader Store
R. SUMARA, PROPRIETOR
PAGE THREE
i on Saturday, November !3th, 1927, at
12 o'clock noon, the following tracts
or parrels of land situated and lying in
the county of Marttn, State of North
Carolina, bounded as follows, to
wit:
First tract: Bounded- on the north
by the J.-.nds of J. G. Staton, on the
east by Sweeten Water Creek, on the
south by Noah Huff ir"! J. G. Staton,
on the writ* by Daniel-StaVon mill
road; containing one hundred and
twenty. (120) acres* more or less.
Second tract: Bounded on the north
[ by the lands of Ed Peel: on the ea s t
Iby I )atiiel Staton mill road, on the
4 south' by the lands of J. G. S'tpton,
|on the west bv Plmnv Peel. Con
ta!iv:nj; ryility-fi\e (Ssl ai re-, more or
less. *
This tlie 12th day of October, 1927,
i R. L. CO BURN,
014 -4t\vVi Commissioner.