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Society & J?ers®nels
Mrs. ELBERT & I'EEL, Editor
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l» Town Yesterday
Mr. Chas. Ross. State highway at
torney, was in town yesterday at
tending the local court.
Here From Tarboro
Messrs. C." A. Johnson. W. G.
Clark. E. C. Winslow, George Foun
tain, H. B. \yhitlarkj. and Tom San
ders, of Tarboro. were busijiess visi
tors here this week.
H'iU Arrive Tonight
Mr. and "Mrs. James C. Manning
and little Jimmie. of Eureka will
arrive tonight to spend the week end
with Mrs. A. J. Manning- They will
also bring Miss Ruth Manning and
Elbert Peel. jr.. with them from Wil
son. '
Leaves for Wilmington
M
Miss Frances "Hoyt left yesterday
for Wilmington, where she will sjiend
several days-in conference with ufji
cers of the Young Peoples Service |
\League, of which she is dioi esan set
retary.' Arrangements for the year's
work will be made.
In Rocky Mount ,Tusday
Miss Lucy" Claire Jvey and Stan
ley Se*»soms visited Mr. I F. Har
rison in Rocky Mount Tuesday
night.
Attend Sew HerU Fair
Mr." and Mrs. Hugh Morton, Mr.
aml alts. TTi a s. James Til» 1' NTr'aTiiT
Mrs. Oscar Anderson attended the j
New Bern fair Wednesday night.
In Raleigh Tonight
Mrs. Mattie Hunt,. Mrs. John A. j
Manning. Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Miss
Ethel Harris and Bruce Wynne-sjaait
today in Raleigh and will see "My
Maryland" in that city tonight.'
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Sf'nd Thursday in XojrOlk
Judge and Mrs. Clayton Moore,
Mrs. F. l\ Barnes. Mrs J. S. Rhodes
and Dr. W. H. Harrell s|M-nt yester
day in Norfolk., —-
Visitors Hire Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. I'. E Getsingi r Mr.j
and Mrs. W. Ci. Hardison, Mi • Mary.,
A. Daniel, of Griffins Township, were
yisitors here yesterday.
CRITICISM
iy. Shakespeare, who lived in Merrie,
England about 400 year s un«* and lia«l-'
to his credit t|U.it( a few "best sellers,"
said -this:
( "Wtsrds, .without deeds, never
to heaven go.'! ...
We, w rote vou in our last, inviting
your criticism «>( our service. (|iiirtitv.;
and prices .We k»t• lliat criticism m !
good JarKe K"hs. course,' \\ r got t
a few flowers mixed wirti the etipe. „l
While we are deeply Ktatcflil for :
the nice things" said. we are "paying
hits more attention to the criticism.
1 We 1 ilTr trvinj: ti tnnltv "Vir ht.
our words. We are striving to build I
our orjran-i/afion* so it will lie known j
as the 1)1- I'KN'I)AHI I'. iildiAM / \-
TION.
Your kiml words warm us; yonr
harsh words warn us; hut —-
Your silence kills us. And we are
too young to. die.
Business isn't heaven aVways, huf
it doesn't-have to, he the other, either t
So watch our deed- dovetail with our
words.
THE SALLY ANN
BAKERY
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Bennett, Barnhill and Morton
WE ADVISE YOU TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. TOBACCO IS , ' - |
SELLING GOOD NOW AND IT WILL PAY YOU TO SELL. - |
WE HAVE BEEN AVERAGING 30 CENTS FOR THE LAST TEN DAYS. J
THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE
WILLIAMSTON, N. C. I
j In Ri'i ky Mount Y'f 'nesday'
JTRthm«§ -T. F. Harrison, J[„ t.
Peel, J. O. Mantiin !\;fh?P A. Has
sell spent Wtd.ncsd.iy in Roftky
Mount.
Here Front Wilminqtbn
F..' Nnrfleet, of Wilmington, was a
business visitor here this week.
In Tirum Wednesday
N. i. Stednsan. of Halifax, was- in
town Wednesday.-
Visiting Dr. artti Mj . tt'urr, >
Xlrs.'R. M. Hear • of Greet :vHij>
and her sou. Ftdwat'd W. Hearne; nt
New "York City, a : sjiendini; this
week with her bncln r, Dr. W. I.
Waru'ii! and Mrs. Vfarren ;II jheir
home on Huughton *reet.
Hen From Washinr n, D.
"** Harry Clinton Jai.i' ■>, »f W ashing
'tun. it. -i-i \ ill) 1 Ins parents, Mt.
|;uid Mrs, W. A. J res. for a few
days. ~
litS or folk This M h.
Mr, and .\1 rs_.. j\ i ics t ■ Slaton
■spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Norfolk. .
Visitors lien Vesttfrdav
Mi., and Mrs. Abe Corey, of Grif
fins Township, was here yesterday.
Hen Ftom RobersonvUle
•Mr. B* R. Jenkins, of Koberson-
Jville. R. ,F. D. No. was a vifyitor 1
I to the Fnt a prise oflice Thursday.
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Thousands of motorist are }
I
daily proving !lia! "Static ircP*
Motor Oil does all any got d o:I
do—-and does it Letter jjj
«liU«r.
*jL ; «".f— R''iKPi# v «S*
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to flow freely, to cling to metal
I surfaces, lo resist {nut, to hold its Innly—
these ore tpuditiek refined into "Standard
Motor Oil through patience, long
experience and elaborate equipment.
'. ' ' ' ' * * ' ' ■ \
f— "STANDARD
MOTOR OIL
The Measure Oil Value
| . . STANDARD
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I'HONE
\ it7thing for
Tli in Depart mrnt
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i Attend Show in Ruhigh
I)r. and Mrs. J.li. Saunders, and
i Dr. and Mrs. J. S Rhodes are in
f J
, Raleigh attending the show, "My
TMaryland'! tonight.
] Here Frotjp- Windsor
Mr. .J. H Tadlo.k, of Windsor,
! was jn town Thursd iy.
I O . '"' .
I \'i sit or From Swan 'uart/r
| Carol Spencer, of Swan Quarter,
1 wai in town yesterday.
REGULAR MEET
OF PHILATHEAS
• Will Be HeJd With Mrs. W.
A. James At Main Street
Home Tonight
I li j I'hilathea Class of theo Chris
tian Church will meet with Mrs. \V.
j A, James at her home on Main Street
tonight. All the members are urged
N lo attend, as at this meeting the var
ious committees for the year's work
' will be named.
ENTERTAINS
CARD CLUB
Mrs'. B. W. Hardy Hostess
To Club Members On
Thursday
Mrs. B W Manly enteitained Iter
(ard' ihtb on I hlirs(tay~al her'home
■"! on Haughton Street. The entire
| home was decorated with flowers that
TrtE ENTERPRISE
arried out the Hallowe'en idea and
; pumpkin lanterns, with their candle
| light, completed the attractive decor
ations. On the tables there were at
| tractive Halloween baskets filled
v. ith mints.
Mrs. J. D, Woolard made high
ore and was given a lovely gift.
I She had as guests besides the club
members, Mrs. Harper Holliday and
i Mrs. Jim King.
'The hostess served a dainty salad
, course with black coffee.
20TH CENTURY
CLUB MEETING
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Held With Mrs. J. G. God
ard Wednesday
Afternoon
The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. J. G. (lodard Wednesday
afternoon at 3.30. Mrs. Godard's
home was made more attractive with
a profusion of yellow, white, and purr
pie chrysanthemums.
■The program day was on
the countries of Ireland and Scot
land; and Mrs. S. K. Biggs, who had
the first paper for the day, read a
good description of first impressions
of that romantic country. Mrs.
Wheeler Martin lea 1 a pa|>er on the
national music of Scotland, explain
ing the bagpipe and its connection
with the music and life of that coun
try. - . '
Mrs. J. S. Rhodes sang a solo. She
was accompanied, by Mrs. J. H.
Clhesterf ield smokers
don I change
with the tides !
# * • "% J? x -' ' - . - * • > ; ..." **■
.•. but watch how other smokers are changing to Chesterfield!
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- - FOR THE BEST OF
GOOD REASONS
OETTCRTXSTr!
Saunders and Mrs. J. W. Manning
and Miss Carrie Dell White played
a duet. Mrs. Clayton Moore com
pleted with the reading of current
events. -
Mrs. Godard had as her special
guests Mrs. W. T. Hunter, Miss Del
phia Peebles, Mrs. Harper Holliday,
Mrs. W. C. Manning, jr.* Mrs. Mil
ton Moye, Mrs. A. R. Dunning, Mrs.
Oscar Anderson, and Miss Mary
Smith.
She served a salad course wtih hot
tea and hot rolls and sea-foam candy.
KARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD
cabbage plants; 20c hutiHred. $1.50
thousand; 5 to 10 thousand $1.25 thou
sand. Prices on large lots. best
seed sown right, grown right. 17 years
experience in plant growing.! East
Side farm quality plants are known
everywhere. Orders filled from' now
till Mareh 1, 1928. ). L. Holliday,
Williamson, N. C. n5 Btpd
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue V>f the power
contained in that certain deed,
of trust, executed on the 22nd day of
'
Funeral Director],
and
Licensed Embalmer\
Day and Night Service j
Excellent Service at
Most Reasonable Price
B. s. COURTNEY!
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Day Phorte 159 Night Phone 94 j
January, 1917, by A. J. Manning and
wife! Blanche Manning, and cf rec
ord in the public registry of Martin
County in book M-l, at page 347, said
deed of trust being ffiven to secure
the payment of certain notes of even
date and tenor therewith, and the stip
ulations in said deed of trust not hav
ing beeir complied'with,-and-ai.tjfie re
quest wi t the parties interested, the un
dersigned trustee will on the sth day
of
at the courthouse door in the town of
Williamston, N.C., offer 4or sale to
the hiKheSt bidderj'or cash at public
auction the following described tract
■ of land, to wit:
Bounded on the north by Noah Rob
lerson, on the i .st by Noah Rober.-onJ
lon tlte Syuth by Char IK' Moore, on |
the west by B. T. Barber tract and j
Tim ackson, containing one hundred |
[\ ©n't dose
V /£&* **** »
CONTINUAL
dosing upsets '
chile -en's delicate stomachs.
V' ks is a. .plied extern,illy and
the * fore ca:-.iot disturb the diges
tion. It acts in two ways:
(1) The body heat releases the
ingr dients in the form of vapors s
wli h are it. haled.
(?) At the same time Vicks
"drriv.s out" the soreness like •
i pou'tice.
US
QVLK KMIUJC;J JAXS USES Y£A*U
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Friday, November 4, 1927
and forty acres (140), more or ICM,
and being the same land doeded to A.
J. Manning "by H» r "ett A. Robcrson
and others.
This the 4th day of Octoliier, 1927.
WHEELER MARTIN,
67 4tw Trustee.
R. L. Coburn, attorney.
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