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Friday, November 4,1927
Entertain meata
CUb MNtlip
Weddings
Etc.
Spends Week End Here
Miss Frances Williams returned to
Winston-Salem yesterday after spend
in# the week end here with her moth
er, Mrs. Carrie Biggs Williams and
family.
Visits Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Blanche Anderson returned
home Saturday after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Harrison, dur
ing the week end.
Mrs. ROse Much Better 1 v
Friends of Mrs. 7.. H. Rose are
very glad that she is recovering from
a recent operation at the Washing
ton Hospital.
Spend Snundav Here
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Moye anil
daughter, Miss Fannie, of Farmville,
spent Sunday with their son. Mr. Mil
ton Moye, and Mrs. Moye at their
home on Smithwick Street.
Attend Show in Raleigh
F. M. Manning and 1.. H. Davis
attended "My Maryland" in Ra
leigh Saturday night.
Leaves for Kinston
W. C. Manning left this morning
for Kinston,, where he will attend the
State convention of the Christian
Church, which is being held in the
Gordon Street Christian Church of
Kinston.
Spend Sunday in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Peel, Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Peel and Miss Kdith Peel
spent Sunday visiting in Norfolk.
Here From Jamesville \
Miss Carrie Sexton, of Jamesville,
was in town yesterday. '
Return From Greenville
Mrs. Harper Holliday and chil
dren returned. Sunday from Green
ville, where they spent the week end.
Attend Show in Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Watts, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Everett, and A. Has
sell attended the show in Raleigh
Saturday night.
Spends Week End in Plymouth
L. I'. Hornlhal, jr., spent the
week end in Plymouth.
Spend Saturday in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. HarcUson and
daughter. Miss Katherine, Miss El
sie Andrews, and A. R. Duhning
spent Saturday in Norfolk.
W.
WEAK.JERVOUS
Georgia Lady Could Not Sleep
Nifkts, Bat Alter Taking
Cardui She Was "Like a
Different Perton."
Comer, Oa.—Mrs. C. H. Smith, of
thia place, related the following
Interesting experience:
"I was weak and nervous and run
down. I couldn't sleep at night. I
felt tired and not in condition to do
my work. I had Cardui recommend
ed to me, but always thought I cculd
. outdo moat sickneas. but thia
one time I needed help. I was so
weak I could hardly lift my hand.
"I cant express how bad I felt.
"I know I improved after taking
Cardui I was like a different per
son. I waa built up and wns strong
er and better than in a long time.
*1 have a young daughter who bad
. the flu,' and after she got up she
would once in a while have such Se
van cramping spells, just suffer ter
ribly. I knew there was a weakness
and, hoping Cardui would reach this
trouble, I had her take it, and the
first bottle helped her so much she
" was able to leave it off and does not
bave thia trouble now."
Cardui has been in use for more
than 60 years.
Purely vegetable, mild, harmless.
At all drug stores. NC-178
We Have WE SELL SAFETY FOR OUR DEPOSITORS' FUNDSI. WE SELL BOOKKEEPING SERV
. . ' „ ICE. WE SELL THE PRIVILEGE OF SENDING YOUR MONEY THROUGH THE MAILS.
Something to Sell wesellallkinds ° fserviceatreas ° nable rate S- IF INTERESTED IN
A SAFE AND SOUND BANKING WE WILL BE GLAD TO TALK JO YOU.
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
Service With Safety {or 22 Years J. * ' * . Williamston, North Carolina
I Society &Pers6nats
MM. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
' Here From Jamesv'le
Prof, and Mrs. J. L. Jones, of
Jamesyille, were sh .ppers here yes- !
j terday.
IShcrii] and Mrs. Bond Here
Sheriff and Mrs.'Bond and grand
daughter!! Miss Whitmel Gilliam,, of,
Windsor, were here vflfcerday.
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Spends Week Etui Here
Benjamin Courtney, of Wake For
est College. spent the week end here
with his parents. N '
Business Yhitor Hire Ycstrrday
Mr. Frank Freemin, of Washing
ton. was a business isitor here yes
terday. .
Here From Robcrso tile , '
Mr. and Mrs. S ;n Barnhill, of j
Robersonville, visited Mrs L. B.|'
Wynne Sunday.
Return from Morris! tnon, Tenn.
Mrs. C. H. Dickey and little son,
David Dale, return, ! Friday even- 1
ing from Morristowj Tenn., where'
they have "been visiting her mother,!,
who has been ill f some time. 1
Friends of Mrs, Dickey here are[
glad that her mother's health is
much improved.
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llerc From Raleigh
Homer B. Mask, of Raleigh, was
a business visitor here last week.
j Holding Court in Gdtesviile
Judge Clayton Moore is holding
court in ilatesville this week.
I'isits in Norfolk
Mr. A. T. Crawford s|>ent Sunday
I in Norfolk.
Her? From H'ake F>> est
William l\ Hodges of Wake For- J
est College, arrived Saturday to
I spend the week end with Jiis par-,
j ents, Mr and Mrs. W. J. Hodges, j
I who have been in ki lintond for some
| time.
Every delay, which means a day, in placing
ypur order for >tTie winter's supply of coal can
mean a loss to you, because local dealers can not
control pnees and a cost-at-mine advance means
you must pay accordingly. Then, too, delivery
now means good first-grade coal at minimum
cost, whereas rush delivery when winter storms
and cold blows may mean that you'll be glad to
have inferor minings at any price.
We Carry The Best CO9I
Ovr Prices Are As Good As The Best
Save By Ordering Your Coal This Week
Lindsley Ice and
Coal Company
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.I id Crawford Returns Home
Friends of Asa Crawford arc de
lighted that he is -bit to he home
again. He came back Sunday night
from the Washington Hospital, ac
companied by his mother, Mrs. K.
B. Crawford, who has been there
with him. ,
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Attend Show in Ralfigh
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harrison, Miss
Carrie Dell White, ;nd Calmo Low
den attended the production of "My
Maryland" in Raleigh Saturday
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Mr. T. F. Harrison Better
Mr. T. F. Harrison, who is in the
Rocky Mount hospital, is holding his
own now, and physicians and friends
hope that he is on the road to re
covery.
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Here From Wilson
Miss Margie and C. F..
Mus:ey, of Wilson, were in town Sat
urday. ,
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PARTY GIVEN
FOR LEAGUERS
Intermediate Epworthians
Guests of Mrs. Lee and
Mrs. Booker
On Thursday evening, November
6. Mrs. T. W. Lee and Mrs. W. Il
Booker delightfully entertained mem
bers of the Intermediate Epworth
Le u;ue of the Methodist Church with
a party at the home of Mrs. Lee.
Th:- house Was tastefully decorated
v\iih fall tlowers.
During the evening there were two
cnmqpts given, "The Berry Contest,"
.as won by Hubert Co wen and
I Grace I'age, and the "Chrysanthe
mum Contest" was won by J. K.
R»>gerson and Simpson. After
j a numbi r of games were played the
hostesses served a strawberry and
Krape beverage und wafers.
THE ENTERPRISE
PHILATHEAS
ENTERTAINED
!Mrs. W. A. Cherry Is Hos
' tess to Baptist £hurch
Class Friday
The Philathea ClAss of the Bap- j
' tist Church met with Mrs. W. A.
Cherry last Friday evening for its
rejplar business and social meeting.
The meeting was opened with a
j Scripture reading by Mrs. Herbert
'Cowan, which was followed with a
prayer by Mrs. Lina Martin.
The only important business of
the meeting was electing new officers
Jor the coming year, as follows:
President, Mrs. H. B. Hoi lonian; '
lirst vice president, Mrs. W. A.
Cherry; second vice president, Mrs.
Joe Cowan; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Margaret Everett; reporter,
Mrs. W. S. Roberson; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. C. \Y Keith; and
critic, Mrs. Herbert Cowan.
After this the hostess served re-
I freshments, which consisted of choco- 1
j late cake and block ice cream. ,
At the conclusion, a pleasant I
surprise, the Baracas invited the class
to the river to an oyster roast, which
was enjoyed very much.
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EDISONIC
B. S. COURTNEY, Agent Williamston, N. C.
ILIMK MAJtESTHE LAND WORKi
better, the fertilizer act better, the!
manures and organic matter rot bet- j
ter, and the legumes grow better." j
See your'local dealer for "MASCOT,"
j the Staiutard Agricultural Limestone, I
|or write American Limestone Co., j
I Knoxville, Tenn. o 25 lit
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Cnder and by Virtue of the power of
sale contained In a certain deed of f
trust executed to the undersigned!
trustee by C. O. Godard and wife, Ida t
Godard, on the 14th of June, 1924, and I
of record in the public registry of i
Martin County in book Q-2, at page
181, said dee'd J of trust having been
given to ajeeure certain notes of even
date and tenor therewith, and default
having been made In the payment of
the said notes,- and the stipulations
•contained in the said deed of trust not
having been complied with, and at the I
the undersigned trustee will on Mon- j
day, the 7th day of November, 1 1927,1
at 12 n'dock in., hi front of the court-1
house door in the town, of William
nequest of the holders of the said, notes
ston, N. C., otfer for sale to the high-1
est bidder, for cash, j the following de
scribed real estate/to wit:
Being about one and one-half acres;
qf land, more or les+> and a. part of j
| the Godard home place; being 1354-
i yards oil the south side of the W'il-oj
lianiston and JamesviHc road, and he-'
\ ing where the said C. O. Godard and I
! wife now reside.
This the 6th day of October, 1927. !
ELBERT S. PR EL,
!ol I 4tw • Trustee, i
Unknown?— .
What matter his name, of what avail his rank?
Banker or bookecper before his country's clarion
il call; raw rookie or grizzled veteran when the %rim
reaper's scythe mowed him down—the Unknown
Soldier lies a" rest with the heroes of past ecu*-•
tiries. * „ r -• -
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j l'i Saved Memory of the Unknown Soldier and
| the Seventy Thousand Others Who Gave
i Their Lives for This Country, This
Bank Will Remain Closed Friday
I Bank of Oak City
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