\riday, July 27, 1928
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Engagements
' Club Meeting*
I Entertainment*
' Wedding*
I Personal*
Returns Proa Morehead
Dr. J. H. Saunders has returned
' from Beaufort, where he spent last
wMk.
VUu Harper Holliday
Mrs. McU. Holliday, of Dann, vis
ited her son, Harpe/ Holliday and fam
ily ye&terday.
Return Prom Beach
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Manning and
children .returned today from Pamlico
Beach. *
Visiting Her Sister Here
Miss Kathleen Spain, of Greenville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harper Hoi.
liday.
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Leave for Georgia Market*
Theodore Hassell and James Griffin
will leave tomorrow for Waycross, Ga.
where they will work on the tobacco
market. They will be accompanied by
Mist Ethel Griffin as far as Gaines
ville, Ga., where she will spend sever
al weeks visiting friends.
Returns To Greenville
Miss Julia Stewart has returned to
Greenville, where she is a student at
Fast Carolina Teachers' College, after
visiting Miss Carrie L. Peel.
Here Prom Robersonville
Lee House, of the Better Chevrolet
Co., Robersonville, was in town Mon
day. ,
Here Prom Pour Oak*
Mrs. Bettie Adams and daughters
Miss Oma, and son, Tom, of Four'
Oaks, visited Mrs. W. C. Manning, jr.,
here yesterday and W. C., jr., who is
in the Washington Hospital.
Spend Monday in Norfolk
Judge and Mrs Clayton Moore and
Mrs. P. B. Cone spent Monday at
Norfolk.
Return* To Pocomoke City, Md.
Francis Barnes has returned to Po
comoke City, Md., where he is spend
ing the summer with his grand-par
ents.
Here Prom Selma
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gordy and Mrs.
Hunter Price and son, Walter, of Sel
ma, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bet
tie Pope.
Return From Quantico and Durham
Mr. and Mrs'. Herbert Clark and
little Jerry have returned from Quan
tico, Va,, and Durham, where they
visited relatives for the past two weeks.
Mra. Hornthal Visitor
Mr*. L. P. Hornthal, of Plymouth,
was here Wednesday.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND LI
CENSED EMBALMERS
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We have recently purchased a new hearse and
ambulance, which enables us to give our patrons
th best of service at our usual reasonable prices.
Dfy and Night Ambulance Service
Barnhill Brothers
ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
Day Phone 129 Night Phone 29
TOBACCO STICKS
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An unlimited supply of tobacco sticks. Best
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quality. SIO.OO Per Thousand—Cash.
SEE D. D. STALLS
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Deliveries Made at Murray-McCabe Lumber Mill
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IF I HAVEN'T SEEN YOU IN PERSON, IT IS DUE TO THE RUSH OF THE SEASON. HOWEVER, I AM REALLY ANXIOUS TO PRO
TECT YOUR TOBACCO AND TOBACCO BARNS. TELEPHONE 133 AND I WILL CALL ON YOU AT ONCE.
Leslie Fowden The Insurance Man
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Society & personals
Mr*. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Returns From Tarboro
Mrs. W. H. Booker has returned
ftom Tarboro. where she spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hagan.
Leave for Nag* Head
[ * A. Hassell, jr., John Philpot, George
Harrison, jr., and George Harris left
yesterday for Nags Head, where they
will spend several days.
Spending Week at Wake Foreat
Mrs. -H. M. Stuhbs and son, Harry,
jr., are spending this week with rela
tives at Wake Forest.
Paaa Through Here Tuesday
Mrs. W. W. Harris and children, of
Elizabeth City, passed through here
Tuesday en route to Hyde County,'
Mrs. Harris is remembered here as
Miss Magie Simmons.
Return From Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Manning
have returned from Raleigh, where
they visited Mrs. Manning's sister,
Mrs. Williamson.
In Edenton Today
Messrs.-C. IX Carstarphen and El-
I trt S. Peel are spending this after
noon in Edenton.
Here From Rocky Mount
Mr. W. T. Ward and daughter, Miss
Delia Kate, of Rocky. Mount, were in
town yesterday.
Will Arrive Tomorrow
Mrs. S. S. Lawrence and children,
of Wilson, will arrive tomorrow to
spend a week visiting relatives.
Visit Greenville Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Titus Critcher, Mrs.
Percy Critcher, and Mrs. Warren
visited Greenville Wednesday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Meadows
Mrs. 11. W. and daughters,
Misses Helen and Elizabeth, of Spar
tanburg, S. t'„ and Miss lola Lyon,
01 Creedmoor, arrived today to visit
MK Kirhy's'sister, Mrs. W. T. Mead
ows, and Mr. Meadows. Mrs. Kirby
is remembered here as Miss Bessie
Aiken, having visited here many times,
where she lias many friends
Visiting in County
Mr, (). A. Coltrain and Miss Lena
Laliman,..of Streator, 111., are visiting
relatives and friends in the county.
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Intermittent, Remittent, and Bilious
Fever Due to Malaria
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Here From Rocky Mount
W. Meade Carter, of Rocky Mount,
was in town Wednesday.
Here From Lumberton
Miss Mabel Regan, of Lumberton,
is here visiting Miss Pattie Edmond
son. at her home in New Town.
Returns From Sanford
Miss Josephine Sykes is at home for
the summer after completing a course
a", a Sanford hospital.
MAKE POOR FARM
SUPPORT SELF IN
ONE N. C. COUNTY
Alexander County Farm Is
Built Up Until About on
Sel-Supporting Basis
The success of the farm demonstra
tion agent in Alexander County in
helping to place the county home farm
on a self-supporting basis is now be
ing used as a good illustration of the
value of extension work in that coun
ty
'I have known this farm for a num
ber of years,' says K. S. Millsaps, dis
trict agent for State College in the
Piedmont section, 'and I have never
seen a place that has been brought up
more rapidly. Formerly the institu
tion was poorly managed. But it was
placed under the control of the coun
ty commissioners who hired a man
ager and then placed the supervision
of the place under County Agent D.
SPOTS BEFORE EYES
Miner Had Dark Spots Before
Eyes. Felt Dull, Tired,
Achy. Doesn't Get
Down Any More.
Somerset, Ky—Telling how he had
known of the merit of Thedford's
Black-Draught since he was a boy.
Mr. Albert Oarland, of this city,
recently Mid:
"I used to work In the mines,
but lost quite a bit of time on ac
count of the sick spells I had. 1
would get to having a bad taste
In my mouth, and a very dull, tired
" feeling and ache. I would have dark
■pots In front of my eyes, and I
would be ao dizzy I would stagger
like I was drunk.
"I took medicine, but didn't seem
to get any better.
"My mother told me to try Black-
Draught, which I did, and after a
few doses I felt much better. Now
I take it as soon as I feel the least
bad, and I dont get down. I cer
tainly can say that It has done
more for me than any other medi
cine I have ever taken.
"I never get without Black-
Draught If Igo on a visit, I take
a package along In my suit-case.
My health Is better now than It
bas been In years, and I believe it
la the use of Black-Draught tliat
did It"
Black-Draught Is prepared from
medicinal roots and herbs, of hlgh
est quality. Try It. NC 195
JPL SHIRTSand TIES
RvXjS « And Everything for the Man Who Likes To
A great variety of haberdashery of dis
\ \ J tinction available at extremely reason
able prices. Shirts, ties, underwear,
, socks, handkerchiefs, all at lowest-in
town prices—the quality is the highest
I// This is the shop where men who dress
///J(///A f» ct their clothes!
_ Margolis Bros. _
"The Shopping Place After All"
HE ENTERPRISE
H. Osborne. He had extension agron
omist E. C. Blair visit the farm and
make plans for a definite crop rota,
tion. Since that time, legumes have
been grown each season and now the
crops of wheat or corn following the
legumes are very good. Thery is a
field of 20 acres of corn on the place
npw that is the best I have seen in
the State and most of it is on a les
pedeza and reKclover sod turned un
der last spring. It is almost unbeliev
able that such corn is growing on land
that five years ago would not pro
duce over 10 bushels to the acre.'
Mr. Millsaps states that the mana
ger has all the hay he needs to feed
his livestock and has plenty of corn to
last the remainder of the season. A
nice Jersey herd is being started, and
there are some excellent hogs on the
place. In general, the farm is about on
a self-support basis in spite of the
poor labor available to work it.
The success which Mr. Osborne has
bad with this institution has mad*
many friends for hint in the county,
states Mr. Millsaps, and has done
much to place his work on a sound
footing. The agent conducts a num
ber of important demonstrations here
and then the results out to the'
people of the county, thus making this j
farm a center of the best farming
practices. .
Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmet
Only Licensed Embal mer in Martin County
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DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE
Excellent Service at Most Reasonable Price
B. S. COURTNEY
* WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Day Phone 155 Night Phone 94
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Williamiton, N. C.
Joint Hostess At
Bridge Last Thursday
At their home qji Smithwick Street,
Mrs. Milton Moye and Mrs. VV. C.
Manning, jr., entertained with twelve
tables of bridge last Thursday after
noon front 4 to 6 o'clock. The tables
were placed on the spacious porch of
the home,- which was decorated with
ti.ll vases of sutnemr flowers. It was
one of the most elaborate parties of
the summer season.
Mrs. J. G. Staton made high score
and received a gift two crystal bud
vases. Miss Mary Jones, of Grimes
land, and Helen Gray Jones, of Green
ville. special guests were presented
boxes of Coty's powder.
£> The hostesses, assisted by Mrs. J. C.
Manning, Mrs. A. R. Dunning, and
Mrs. Elbert Peel, served * salaiTcourse
consisting' of fruit salad sandwiches,
potato chips, pickles, wafers, and iced
tea.' *
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks,to the neighbors and friends
who assisted us during the illness and
at the death of our daughter. We
pray God's blesing Upon every one
who helped in any way, in word or
deed.
G. S. MOORE & FAMILY.
CARD OP THANKS
We take this means of expressing
our thanks and appreciation to the
many neighbors and friends, and es
pecially to Dr. J. E. Smithwick, who
served us so faithfully in the recent ill
ness of our dear wife and mother, Mrs.
Minnie B. Sexton. May the unbound
ed mercies of God apd, His great love
be your rich reward.
R. G. SEXtON and CHILDREN.
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North Carolina,
Martin County.
In Superior Court.
The State of North Carolina in Re
lation to Martha K. Roebuck «t al.
Vs
George R. Roebuck, guardian et al.
The defendant George li. Roebuck
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been commences
in the Superior Court of Martin
County to force the defendant to set
tie with his wards, and that said
defendant will further take notice
that he is required to appear at tin
office of Clerk.Superior Court Martin
County and answer or demur to tht
complaint of plaintiff wit hip thiitj
days from service or the plaint' ti
will apply to the Court for the relie.
demanded in said complaint.
R. J. FEEL, Clerk,
7-27-4t Superior Court,
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SUPER-SUDS
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RED SALMON 35 c
ST 1 FRENCH CORDIALS' B , J b 30 c
COLONIAL HERRING "V. 9 C
Reliable STRING BEANS "°J ll c
OUR PRIDE BREAD 10°
Drj) YELLOW A 14 '•» 11 C
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ATTENTION
TO DOG OWNERS
The following town ordinances will be strict
ly enforced from this date:
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SEC. 7. No dog shall In- permitted by its owner to roarh at large
on the streets between the first day of April and the first day of
September of each year.
SECTION I. It shall he unlawful for any person owning, keeping,
or harboring any dug in the Town of Wiiliamston to allow such
dog to be upon or in any street, public alley, public building, or
public place in the Town of Wiiliamston, unless such dog be
vaccinated against rabies and wearn license tag; or unless such
dog be secured by chain or rope or securely muzzled. Any person
who shall violate the provisions, or any of them, of this section
shall, upon conviction, be fined ten ($10.00) dollars for each
violation. •
. SEC. 2. It shall be the duly of the Chief oM'olice of the Town
of Wiiliamston to im|Miund any dog running at large in the Town
of Wiiliamston, whose owner or keejx'r has not complied with
the above section of this ordinance. Dogs which have been im
pounded shall be held for a |ieriod of four days, during which
time notice of its im|H)unr|ing shall l»e given by one insertion in
some newspa|»er circulating in the Town of Wiiliamston. A dog
which has been impounded may be redeemed by the owner or
kee[>er upon payment of the sum of two ($2.00) dollars and the
cost of advertisement. Any dog not redeemed within--four days
from its impounding shall be sold after three days' notice, posted
at the courthouse door in Wiiliamston, or shall be destroyed in
some humane manner.
This 26th day of July, 1928.
R. L. COBURN
Mayor, Town of Wiiliamston, N. 0.
PAGE THREE
WANTS
FOR WANT OF LIME IN THE
food, many a youngster ha* weak
bones, poor teeth, and rickets, and
struggles a | onj{ oniy to #nd fe
main frail. The human body requires
about J pounds of lime for the bones
and teeth, Periodical liming of the
vegetable, garden is essential to the
health of the entire family. The |uni
ffm fineness of Mascot Agricultural
Lime insures dependable results. If
y ur dealer can't supply you with
Mascot write us. American Limestone
Co'. Knuxville, Tenn. jy2o 4t
BLACK MARE MULE STRAYED
frym my, lot 1 uesday night. Finder
please notify A. L. Cordon, route 2,
Jamesville. ~ It
FOR SALE: WHITIEI IBIEIAIIII
FOR SALE: WHITE BEACH
land plaster, $lO per ton. C. L.
V\ ilson, Robersonville, N. C. jy27 2t