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Society & { ersonals I Thm Department! J j
W "»c"* B Mr "" ELBERT S- , KEU Editor 4 6
Spending Holidays here
- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Norman are
spending the Thanksgiving holiday;
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
Hassell.
In Washington, D. C: *• —•
Mr. and Mb. W. C. Manning, jr..
and .N\r and Mrs. W. H Booker left
yesterday for Washington, D. C,
They will return Sunday night.
Attend Football Game
Mr. and Mr. LClbert i'eel, Mr. and
' Mrs. Joe (iodard. Dr. and Mrs. J. S
Rhcxles attended the TooTBaTT game
in Chapel Hill yesterday.
Leaves for Louis burg
Miss Evelyn Harrison left yester
dayafternoon lor l.oiiishyrg. after
s|lending the day with hervparents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrison.
Business Visitor Wednesday
N.
J. S. Reid, of Wilson, was a busi
ness visitor* here Wednesday.
I isits Friends Here
. Jesse Giles, of Washington, who
has recently returned from Texas,
where he has been i tia sc ulptering
studio -for some time, visited friends
here Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. I'oteat Hire
~~TTr: Mrs.~W: t;. Pnteat, nf-
Watlie l-'orest, are spending the holi
days with their daughter, Mrs.
Wheeler Martin, and Mr Martin.
Here From II ake Forest
Benjamin. Courtney is passing the
holidays with his parents. lie will
return to Wake Forest College Sun ,
day.
Attending F#rd Meeting
I. I) Wodlard attended a F'ord
meeting in Norfolk today. . .
I isiting Mr. and Mrs. Staton .
Commander Gilbert Chase, of Vir
ginia, is visiting his' sister. Mrs.
"James G. Staton, and Mr Slalom '
Attend dame in (.'ha pel Mil
Messrs. i\ B. Cone, Wheeler Mar
tin, H \ Biggs, and C. A Harri
son attended the game yesterday in
Chatiel Hill.
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Returns to A. C. C.
e Miss Ruth Manning, of. Atlantic
rs Christian College, Wilson, returned
{. yesterday after spending Thanksgiv
ing with her mother, Mrs. A. J. Man
ning.
Tj> Return Sunday
it M rs. J. i>. w oolard awibuU- son.
J. D. ? will return Sunday from Bal
timore, where have been visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
. Clnskey. . .*
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• lien hrom Eureka
a | ' Mi. and Mrs. .James 1 C. Manning
j and little son, Jirnmie, of Eureka,
I are visiting Mrs. A. J. Manning.
■A Attend Funeral in Wilson
rt Mrs J S Rhode* and Harry A.
.. j Biggs .attended the funeral of their
cousin,. Mrs. Mary Alexander Wells,
which took place in Wilson Wednes
day.
Spending Holidays Here
Misses - Minnie Robertson, of
Winston Salem, and Emma Robert
t sfm, of Greensboro, spent ThankSgiv
i, ijig with their mother, Mrs. J. E.
K Kobertson. -
Here From Washington
S. W. Baker, of Washington, I),
is spending the holidays with
f--frieinls in town. 1 *——*—*-
Leaves for Henderson, Ky.
Fdwin IN ml. who It.ts .been on the
local tobacco market, left Thurs
day for Henderson, Ky.
I Spending Holidays Here
Miss Kva I'eel, of Robersonville,
jis spending the holidays with her
I parents. Mr. and 'Mrs. R. J. I'eel.
I In Kvioril fur \\h ek F.nd
Mrs. Raleigh Bradley is s|ieoding
the week end with her parents in
! Oxford, Nh C.
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. | In Farmville Yesterday
•' .Mr. and Mrs, Milton Move s|>ent
yesterday Willi Mr. Move's patents
fin Farmville. • , -
; I i siting Friends in Oxford
II Miss Mary Fletc her is v isiting
1 friends in Oxford this week.
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| Spends Holidays in Kenly |i
Miss Mildred Harden is with her \
I parents in Kenly for the holidays. c
In Creedmoor This Week i
| Miss Lucille Allen is at home in
Creedmoor this week. ' , ' '
Here Prom Wilson .r J. .
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Eawrence and
children are spending the Thanksgiv
j ing holidays in town. .
j In-Fremont f >
.Miss Serena I'eacocß is spending !
thr Thanksgiving holidays with her
' parents in Fremont. .
Mr. Davis (Joes Hume 1
Professor E. H. Davis is at home
•in Davis with his.parents this Week
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Ai.end Football Game
Miss Martha Harrison and Mr. j,
K. E. Coburn attended the Carolina-;
| Virginia game yesterday.
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Attend Game in C hapel Hill
Mises Lucy Claire Ivey and Sallie t
Wilkins and Mr. Stanley Sessoms at-j
tended the game at Chapel Hill yes- •
terday. . w v ,
Miss Katherine Cole is spending '
a few days at her home in Fair- I
■ Imont.
'At end Game in (h'a pel' Hill i.'
•C. I) Carstarphen ami Francis
i Barnes left Wednesday for .Chapel
Hit! to attend the Virginia-Carolina
football game.
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! Visits Parents Here ' ,
j Miss Martha Anderson, of Dunn, |
j iirrived yesterday morning to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Anderson.
, Spend Day With Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. X. T. Keel and
| family, of Rocky Mount, s|)ent yes
! terday with Mr. and.Mfs: A. Ander
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| \ isiting in Plymouth
Miss Elizabeth Ramsey is spend
ing a few days with relatives in Ply
mouth.
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o'urs to Washington
Miss Clyde Hassell motored to
hington Wednesday afternon. i
THE ENTERPRISE
In Rlrigh and doldsboro
Professor Hood is in Raleigh and
Goldsboro this week end, Visiting
friends and .relatives.
I With ParetUs in Kenly l
Miss Mildred Darden left Wed
nesday afternoon for Kenly to be
with her,.parents during the holi
days. »
Here jrom Roanoke Rapids L
Mr v J. T. Chase, manager of the
Carolina .Division of the Virginia
Electric and Power company and
Mr. R. H. (ioodtnon were business
visitors here Wednesday.
In Rocky Mount Wednesday L
Mr. Stanley Sessoms was in Rocky
Mount a short while last Wednes
day night. „
Here from HamilUm - ' « j,
Mr. Johnnie Martin, of Hamilton
was here this week,
. Visits in Robersonville L
M rs. A. R. Dunning and (laughter
! Mary Alice, spent yesterday with rel
atives in Robersonville.
I Spend Yesterday here ' - i.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulghum,
of Wilson, spent yesterday here with
Mrs. P. B. Con*
Here from Tarboro Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kuffin, of
Tarboro spent yesterday here with.'
! relatives.
Mrs. J. G. Staton
Hostess Tuesday
M rs. James G. Staton entertained
j" Tuesday evening frnm S rIQ trr l 2 o'-
I clock at the Woman's Club with a
dance for her brother. Commander
Gilbert Chase who is h£r guest. ■
The Robersunville orchestra, ac
companied by Mrs. W. B Watts, of
this city, at the piano, rendered de
lightful musk , |
Punch was served during the even-
SBPiodic Croup
Often checked with
I J"* l rob °o
A throat and che«t
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On* JA/tS US£OYtA/HJT
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FLEXIBILITY
s best way to appreciate the flexibility of a
/ motor car is to drive it—drive it in traffic! If it has *-
JH' a power range that will permit you to throttle down
f to below five miles an hour in high and accelerate to
V vv twenty-five in a few effortless seconds - 1 — it has a
IQy flexible motor, ready for any driving emergency.
The STAR SIX motor will do this— and more. Its /^g\ Bfcw\
power range in high is from a snail's creep to sixty I
miles an hour, with a smoothness and sweep which UH
make you forget that it is a piece of mechanism.
BARNHILL MOTOR COMPANY
B. R. Barnhill, Mgr. Williamston, N. C.
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ing and ice cream and wafers after
the dancing was over.
Quite a number of local society
members attended the event and en
joyed .Mrs. Staton's hospitality and
again meeting Commander Chase,
who has many warm friends here. i
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'I lie better-than-average cottons more '
I than paid their way this year. The
Mexican Big Bfell variety is one of the
j best for conditons in this state. •
North Carolina' lias harvested one
' of its best ereof sweet potatoes this
' year. Yields'of 325 bushels an acre are
: reported by several farmers.
I Women's and MFrL 1
COATS MM
An offering of smart coats that will take its Sg
notable place among the outstanding Coat Values - hk
of this entire winter,season. For quality, plus Hr $5
style and price, they are incomparable. Straight, QB
simple, and easy to wear—tailored of soft all wool, ' ?§
or woo! and camel's hair tweeds, in plaids and di- ro
minutive checks. With collars of wolf, beaver, ff gv|
seal, fox and marmot. Every coat is warmly |jr Ajm. |ro
& lined and beautifully finished. In tan, biege, and Vif W>lt Jm /HR
harmonious mixtures. '• §5
I Consider the Quality, the Tailoring—and Then \ \
Consider the Price '£ j# w
Harrison Broth I
WILLI AMSTON, N. C. ffi
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• [ NOTICE
1 Having this day qualified as exccu
i tor under the will of the late Alfred
r F. Modlin. deceased, all persons hold
-1 ing claims against the said Alfred F.
Modlin are hereby notified to present
same to me for payment on or l>efore
the 23rd day of November, 1928, or this
, 1 notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
! estate will please come forward and
make immediate payment of same..
This 23rd day of November, 192/.
JOE -firMODLIN.
n25 fit Executor of Alfred F. Modlin.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue 'of a power of sale con
' taiued in that certain deed of trust ex
ecuted by Sylvester Gray to the under
signed trustee aud bearing date of Oc
i tober 11th, 1923, and of record in the
public registry of Martin -County, in
book H-2, at page 365, said deed of
I ing been made in the payment of said
notes. anf the terms and conditions in
Friday, November, 22,1927
| said deed of trust not having been
- J complied with, and at the request .of
d trust having been given to secure the
- payment of certain notes of even' date
and tenor therewith, and default hav
t the holder of said note the undersigned
e trustee will, on Monday, the 12th day
s of Defcembfr, 1927, at 12 o'clock m.. at
r the courthouse door of Martin Coun
•j ty, at WiHiamston, N. C., offer at pub-
I lie sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate, to
wit:
Situate in Janiesville Township, ad
joining the land? of Sylvester Gray,
Tom Lilley land, and land of the late
S. 1.. W'irHace, containing 12 acres,
more or less, and being the same land
r that formerly l»elonged to Hettie
. Gray, and beinjj the same land that
has been in the possession of Sylves
. ter Gray and John Gray for the past
. several years, and being the land this
. day deeded to Sylvester Gray by the
, i Bank 41 Janiesville.
f This 9tji day of November. 1927.
1, ELBERT S. FEEL,
II nil 4t • t Trustee.