Tuesday, August 21, 1928
CENTRAL WAREHOUSE - ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
Will Open Tuesday, September 4th
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco First Sale
COME AND BE WITH US. BRING YOUR FAMILY. FREE ATTRACTIONS TO INTER
EST THE FAMILY. SEE 808 GRIMES.
GRIMES, MORRIS & BARNHILL
Engagement! .
Club Meeting!
Entertainment*
Weddings
Personal# • •
Spends Week End Here
Clyde Anderson, of Raleigh, spent
the week.end here with his family.
Visiting in Bayview
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
Wheeler Martin will visit friends at
Bayview tonight.
In Morehead City
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Watts, jr., spent the week
end at the Atlantic Hotel, Morehead
City. _ .
Visiting in Wilson and Goldsboro
Mrs. P. B. Cone and children, Sarah
Freeman and Howard, are visiting rel
atives in Wilson and Goldsboro this
week.
Here From Lewiston '
Mrs. Burgess L'rtflßiart and two lit
tle sons, of Lewiston, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson yesterday morn
ing.
Returns From Border Markets
Mr. W. I. Skinner has returned from
the border markets for a few days.
Mr. Skinner ,*s here looking over the
plant of the W. I. Skinner Tobacco
Co., whicii has been enlarged recently
to take care of the increased business
of the company.
Ijpuests of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, of Em
poria, were the week-end guests oi
Mr. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Anderson. • -
Visiting in Norfolk
Mrs. John S. Cook and little daugh-
Ur, Eloise, are visiting Mrs. Cook's sis.
ter in Norfolk for a couple of weeks
Visiting in Wilson
Elbert Peel, jr., is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. S., S. Lawrence, in Wilson.
Attend Hassell Funeral
Mrs. Chloe Lanier, of Henderson,
and daughter, Mrs. Delia L. Carson,
of Wilson, attended the funeral of their
kinsman, Elder Sylvester Hassell, here
Sunday. „
Return Home
Messrs. Calvin Hassell, of Washing
ton, D. C., and Frank Hassell, of Wil
son and Raleigh, have returned home
after being here with their father, El
der Sylvester Hassell, at the time of
his death last Saturday.
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to hare anybody walk acraaa the
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Society & Personals
Mrs. ELBERT S. PEEL, Editor
Here From Durham
Hon. Oscar Everett, of Durham, and
sisters. Misses Hattic and Margaret
Everett, of Palmyra, attended the Has
sell funeral here Sunday.
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Attend Commissioners' Meeting
County Commissioners T. B Slade,
jr., T. C. (iriffin. and J. E. Pope, and
Register of Deeds J. Sam Getsinge/
attended the commissioners' annual
meeting at Wrightsville Beach last
week.
Attend Funeral of Elder Hasiell
Mr. Calvin Woodard and Mr. and
Mrs. Grantham, of Wilson, attended
the funeral of Elder Sylvester llassell
Sunday.
In Petersburg Friday
Mrs. J. H. Saunders and son, Buck,
Mrs. Irene Smith and daughter. Miss
Mary- Smith, and Mrs. Collins Barnes,
of M urfreesboro, spent last Friday
in Petersburg visiting Mrs. Henry D.
Cook, who continues ill in a Peters
burg Hospital.
Visit Mr!. Myrtle Harris
Mr. and Mrs. I). Harris and daugh
ter, Miss May D., of Tarboro, visiU'd
Mrs. Myrtle Harris and daughters last
Sunday.
Here From Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hassell, of
Jacksonville, Fla., are spending a few
di.yjs licxtvjiaving been called home on
account of the death of Mr. Hassell's
father, Elder Sylvester Hassell.
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Here From Farmville
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Moye, of Farm
ville, and son, Clarence, spent Sunday
with their son, Milton Moye, and Mrs.
Moye.
Visiting Mrs. Hardison
Mrs. Mollie Peel is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Hardison, for a
few days. She was called here on ac.
count of the death of her uncle, Elder
Hassell.
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Leave for Asheville
Mr. ancf Mrs. B\ .-WCritclier and cliil
dren, Miss Alta and Hurras, jr., and
Mrs. Warren 11. Biggs and little (faugh
tt't. Mildred, will leave Thursday for
Asheville and other western Carolina
towns. They will also visit Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Critcher at their home in
Lexington while away.
Attend Funeral of Elder Hassell
Congressman Lindsay Warren and
Fred Worthy, of Washington, were a
nung those here for the funeral of
F.lder Hassell Sunday.
Josephus Daniels Here Sunday
Editor Josephus Dattiels and Ben
Dixon McNeil, of RaleigJ.l, were here
Sunday to. attend the funeral of Elder
Sylvester llassell.
Leave for Nags Head
Marshall Rodgerson'aud C. LI Har
rison left yesterday to spend several
days on Nags HVail heach.
Keturn to Richmond
Miss I'at Harris and little .George-T.
Peers, of Kiclunond, have returned
home after spending two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Myftle Harris.
Returns From New York
Frank J. Margolis has returned from
New York, where lie spent several
weeks buying fall and winter merchan
dise for Margolis Brothers. While
there he was the guest ol his parents.
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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.
Day and Night Ambulance Service
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Day Phone 129 4 Night Phone 29
THE ENTERPRISE
Visiting Mrs. Mizelle
Mrs. S. J. Haines and little daugh
ttr, I'hyllis, of Newport News, Va„
are Visiting Mrs. Walter Mizelle.
Leaves for New York
Mrs. P. 11 . Brown left Saturday
night for New York, wnere she will
I spend some time purchasing goods for
the ready-to-wear department of Har
rison Bros. Department Store. She
was carried to Rocky Mount by Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. "Harrison.'
Return From Maryland
Mrs. F. U. Barnes and son, Francis,
have returned home from Maryland,
where they spent several weeks visit
ing relatives. Mr. Barnes' mother and
sister, Miss Nettie, returned home with
tlJi ni for a visit.
To Return Tomorrow
Mrs. J. S. Rhodes and son, Jim Jr.,
will return home tomorrow from Nags
Head, where they have been for the
past month.
Return* From Nags Head
Mrs. J. (j. (iodard, jr., returned Sun
day from K'ags Head, where she has
been for a week.
Visiting Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1.. Karnest, of West
Palm Beach, Fla., are visiting Miss
Knima Robertson at tlie honrtTw her
mother,. Mrs. J. 1.. Robertson, here.
Mrs. Earnest is remembered here as
Miss. Lucy Turuage and is a former
member of the faculty of the Wjlliam
•ton schools. .
Here From Jamesville f
Mr. and Mrs. (iarlaud Anderson, of
Jamesville, spent the week end with
Mr. Anderson,'s parents, Mr. and "Mrs.
J W. Anderson.'"
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Here From Richmond
Hugh Singleton, of Richmond, spent
the week end herewith friends.
NOTICE
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North. Carolina, Martin County, in
superior court.
D. G. Matthews vs. W. H. Hatch, and
| The defendants will-take notice that
an addition ashrdlueuuthnierftdwlyup
iaii action as above has been com
menced in the superior court of Mar
tin County for the purpose of foreclos
ing a. tax certificate of sale* covering
10 Strei of Woods laud in Rohcrsnn
| vilie Township, adjoining the lands of
\V. A. and J. (j. Kverett. and which
j was listed in the naitie of \V. H. Hatch
I and the said defendants will further
j take notice that they are required to
j appear before the clerk of superior
I court in Martin County, in his office in
j Willianiston within .10 days after serv
' ice of summons and answer the com
plaint of plaintiff or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for relict demanded
in the complaint: >
Notice is_ hereby given to all other
persons claiming any interest in tlie
subject matter in this action to appear
and defend their claim. And all per
sons in.any way claiming any inter
est in said matter in any manner "are
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OUR 23RD SERIES OPENS SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 1928
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Martin County Building and
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Loan Association
«.■'. Office in Farmers & Merchants Bank Building . -
required to appear within the time a
bove set out and set up their claim in
said action upon pain of being for
ever barred ifnd foreclosed of the same.
Ibis the 13th day of August, 1928
R, J. I'KKL,
al4 4tw Clerk Superior Court.
APPLICATION FOR PAROLE
OF J. M. PUGH
. Application will be made to the com
missioner of pardons and the governor
ol North Carolina fyr the parole of J.
M. I'ugh, convicted at the September
term of. the superior court of Martin
County for the' crime of murder and
sentenced to penitentiary for a terin of
seven (7) years.
All persons who oppose the grant
ing of said pardon are invited to for
ward their protests to the cotmnissiou
er of pardons without delay.
litis the 28th day of Jtdy, 1028
J. M. HUGH.
By B. A. Critcher, attorney. al4-21
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina. Martin County; in
the superior court.
Di. U. S. Hassell vs. Ben Bazemore
By virtue of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the superior
court of Martin County in the above
entitled action, I will, on Monday,
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Septemlir 17, 1 ( )2S, at 12 Unlock tllMlll,
in front ol tin- courthouse door of
Martin County st ; Jl to tin- highest' bid
der for cash, to satisfy execution,
all tin' rinlit, title ami interest which
tin- said Ben Bazemorc. the defendant,
has in the tullowing rt*:i 1 estate. t>» wit:
First tract: Beginning at J. I>. Har
dison's corner; thence a westerly
course' to an oak, a corner Hear the
Griffin rtwl; thence an easterly course
along (Inltiii road to Jknnes Gardner's
corner, a |>ine: thence a southeasterly
course along (ianlnerV.liuc to I. I).
Hardison's corner; thence with, said
Hardjson's' line a southerly course to
the beginning. I'ontaiiiing fit ly-out'
acres.
Beginning in Mulberry
Branch, an ash, \V. IV Powell's cor
ner, to the mouth of (.rape Vine Ditch,
thence along Grape Vine Ditch to the
fence; thence easterly along saiil ditch
to \V. I'. Powell's avenue; thence a
long said avenue to tlfe old Chapel
road; thence up said road to a-black
gunf, 1. t. Hardisou'y corners thence
alt.lig a lint' of 'marked trees to an ash
in the run of Mulberry Branch, I. (
Hardison's corner; thence up the-Tim
of said branch'to the beginning. Con
taining 25 acres, more or less. *
This.the Bth day of August, 1928.
A L KOKBUCK,
a! 4 4tw Sheriff Martin County.