Tuesday. June 25,1929
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Spending Few Days Here f
Wilson G. Lamb is in town for f
few days.
Returns to New Bern
Mrs. Larry I. Moore, of New
Befli, has returned home after vis
iting Mrs. W. T. Hunter and Miss
Delphia Peebles.
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Spends Week End in Norfolk
Rush Bondurant spent the week
end in Norfolk with Mrs. Bondu
rant, who is visiting relatives there.
In Durham "
Misses Ethel" Harris and Thelma
Brown spent the week end with
Miss Lucy Claire Ivey in Durham.
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Return From Marshall
C. B. Harrison and Mrs. Octavius
Manning went to Marshll for the
week end and returned Sunday.
They brought Mrs. Harrison and lit
tle Marietta home with them.
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In Mount Olive
H. H. Ezzell visited relatives in
and around Mount Olive during the
week end.
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Visiting Here
Dr. G. C. Godwin and son, Grover,
jr., of Oteen, are visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Godwin.
Attending Bankers' Meeting
Dr. John D. Biggs, Messrs. R. W.
Salsbury, and F. U. Barnes are at
tending the meeting of the Bankers
Association of North Carolina, which
is being held in Asheville this week.
A SUMMER TRIP TO
HAVANA, CUBA
Ancient, Historic, Exotic, and Gay—Capital City
of th* Republic of Cuba
A MOST INTERESTING PLACE TO VISIT
Contrary lo the general impression, the climate in Cuba it pleas
ant during the summer. The hotel rates are unusually low, and a
trip can be made there at small coat. \/ ,
Average Summer Temperature*. Aa Furnished by Belen College
Obeervatory Are Aa Follows^
{Minimum Maximum
une 76.14 8H 53 -
uly ' , - .... 73.8 KM 55
August 75.7 89.45
September • ~ 75.07 89.02
The nights are always cool and pleasant, due to the ever-present
Trade Winds which sweep in from the ocean.
All year tourist fares to Havana are in effect via all railroads,
going either to Port Tampa or Key West, thence F. & O. Steam
ship Co. Fopular excursions at half fare or less are also offered by
the rail lines at intervals during the summer season. Stop-overs per
mitted at all points in Florida. Consult your local ticket agent or
passenger agent for detailed information.
Steamer reeervationa made, deacriptive literature, hotel rate*,
and any further information dealred will be cheerfully furnished upon
application to:
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"Shortest Sea Route to Cuba"
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Society & Personals
{ Mrs. BLBKRT S. PEEL, Editor
In Chapel Hill Sunday
Milton Moye spent Sunday with
Mrs. Moye in Chapel Hill.
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Visiting Her Sister
Mrs. Alice Jones and daughter, lit
tie MISS Helen Jories, of Fiyettevtite,
are visiting Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs.
R. G. Harrison, and Mr. Harrison
for a few days.
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At Pamlico Beach
Mrs. Eloise Bennett, Julius S.
Peel, and Charles Godwin, jr., spent
Sunday at Pamlico Beach.
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From Greensboro
Jack Zapf, of Greensboro, visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
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At Morehead City
Jack Biggs, Jim Rhodes, jr., and
Joseph Godard, 111, spent Sunday
at Morehead City.
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Attend Wedding in Richlands ,
Mrs. G. H. Harrison and Mrs. R.
G. Harrison, jr., are attending the
wedding of their sister, Miss Mary
Hardy Murrill, in Richlands,
Wednesday.
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I siting Here This Week
Misses Jule fowler and Matt
Fraley, of Statesville, are the guests
of. Miss Margaret Manning this
week.
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Return to Durham
Miss Clarisse Cox, of Durham,
joined her sister, Miss Miriam
Barnes, who was court reporter here
last week, and returned home with
her on Saturday.
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Visitor Here Yesterday
Mrs. Fred Dunstan, of Windsor,
was a visitor here yesterday.
Visiting in Scotland Neck
Mrs. John D. Biggs is visiting rel
atives In Scotland Neck this week.
Leaves for Florida
Miss Emma Robertson left today
for Palm Beach, Fla., where she will
visit friends. She will be joined in
Rocky Mount by Miss Mary Joe
Stewart, who will make the trip
with her.
Leaves for Wilmington
W. T. Hunter left yesterday for
Wilmington, where he will be en
gaged for the next few months build
ing a mill.
In Elizabeth City
Mrs. C. H. Godwin and Mrs. Don
Godwin, of Washington, D. C., were
guests of the Pendletons in Eliza
beth City last week.
Spends Week End Here
Bob Heydenreich, of Charlotte,
was here with his family for the week
end.
At Virginia Beach
Misses Martha and Velma Harri
son and R. L. Coburn and Francis
Barnes visited Virginia Beach Sun
day.
/* Hay view Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Cone, Miss
Sarah Freeman and Howard Cone,
ami J. G. Godard, jr., were in Bay
view Sunday.
Visitors Here Yesterday
Frederick F. Bullock, sr., of New
York, and son, Wilson Lamb Bul
lock, of Wilson, were here yesterday
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. B. H.
Knight; and Misses Mayo and Annie
Lamb. 1 f
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In Town Yesterday
Miss Elisabeth Wilkins, of Creed
moor, was in town yesterday.
At Edenkouse Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Essey spent
Sunday at Edenhouse Beach.
Hridge frarty at Woman's Club
There will be a benefit bridge party
day night at 8:30. A s*nall admis
sion charge will be made, the pro
ceeds go for the benefit of the
club. Six prizes will be given.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Woolard Hostesses
Last Friday evening, from 8:30 to
12 o'clock Mrs. P. H. Brown and
Mrs. J. D. Woolard entertained with
a lovely bridge party at the home of
Mrs. Woolard. In the various rooms
every kind of summer flower waa
used. Beautiful vases and baskets
of gladioli, daisies, roses, snapdrag
ons, and other flowers were charm
ingly used to enhance the natural at
tractiveness of. the new home.
A table was placed near the recep
tion hall, where Mrs. A. R. Dun
ning served punch. There were sil
ver baskets of ruses on the table,
which was prettily decorated with ivy
and daisies. -
There were thirteen tables for
bridge, and the guests were directed
to their places after they were served
punch. „ ||
TORTURING PAINS
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Wm UaaMa TIPY
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Uetfl Sha Tmk CarM
oeredo, w. Mm«
•aa beeMftted by taktof Oantul, Km.
Mto Yelkey, of thle plM* aaye:
"At am time, I had a Tory aertoue
*nll which left ma weak. Atttmaa,
X mU euffer web tntonee pains
•era• my back and in my aide that
I could handy eUnd tt.
1 endured thU om and oiw
•fain. ■**rr tfaae the paine vara
mm than before.
T waa In Jupk hacamw nothing
iTtaUoiUwd to euffer""
"One dir. X ratd about OanM.
Other ««■ told bow they had
fatten etmoc and well after taking
S. X h*M often ban thankful for
tbat day, far aftnr I bad taken Oar
m for awlHtak X Ml Mto a dtffermt
htman bUn*.
*H did not Mm poeettia, bat 1
m a* now the old. tortataer
Baton and I raaUy fUt wriL X«n
WtCbr noommend Owdoi. for K
know BOW wwi X improved aner
X took a Han then, X have taken
tt aevoml ttnaa when X have needed
• lento, and have ahraye been
NoeOted. It to • wonderful be*."
All food dro«*i*t« mU OerduL
—TtyttfaryourtowdgeeL M&im
THE ENTERPRISE
After the several games were
played, the hostesses served a delici
ous ice course. Attractive butterfly
favors were found on the plates.
Mrs. Roy Gurganus won the high
score priae, a green crystal mayon
naise set and Miss Frances Hoyt re
ceived the gift for next highest score,
a pretty pitcher. There were about
60 guests present. ,
Mrs. G. L. Bunch Hostess
To Demonstration Club
Oak City, June 24.—Mrs. T5. L.
Bunch graciously entertained mem
bers of the Williams Chapel Home
Demonstration Club and a number
of additional guests at her home last
Thursday. The object of the meet
ing -was to demonstrate the making
of felt hats. About 20 felt hats in
white and pastel shades were made
during the day. These were very at
tractive.
The club members enjoyed a pic
nic dinner, and in the afternoon the
hostess served delicious ice cream and
cake.
This was a very interesting meet
ing, and each member is looking for
ward to the next meeting, which will
be held in July.
Mrs. B. W. Hardy Is
Hostess to Card Club
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Mrs. B. W. Hardy entertained her
card club and a number of freinds on
Thursday evening at her home on
Haughton Street. The two living
rooms were thrown together and pink
and white roses with daisies were ef
fectively placed to carry out the color
scheme of pink and vitite.
Mrs. Hardy served lemonade and
salted nuts, while her guests played
cards. Mrs. H. M. Stubbs received
high score prize, a pair of hose and
Mrs. J. fi. Woolard got the club
prize, a powder jar. Mrs. H. E.
Kimele was presented a guest towel.
An ice course was served. The
plates # were charmingly decorated,
the color motif of pink and white al
so being used in the refreshments.
On each plate a little candle fiavor
was found. They were $ made of
green and white candies in which
little candles were placed.
ICE A NECESSITY
IN EVERY HOME
Gives Distinction to Every
Meal; Perfection Is
Assured
Ice gives distinction to every meal,
according to L. P. Lindsley, of the
Lindsley Ice Co., this city.
"On a lied of chipped ice, the fa
miliar breakfast grapefruit becomes an
appetizer fit to precede the most cere
monious dinner," states Mr. Lindsley.
"Served in ice-encircled glasses, the
humble fruit cocktail takes on sophis
tication and glamour.
"Fin htotels and smart restaurants
achieve much of their reputation by the
unstinted use of ice in the preparation
and adornment of their myriad dishes
and beverages. Ice insures that per
fection which fastidious people de
mand.
"At home, only the feminine mind
can fully comprehend the infinity of
detail that makes up a successful eve
ning's'entertainment. In days of yore
the popular hostess had ol»ly to pro
vide food—and plenty of it—and the
husky trenchermen fell to with gusto
and grunts of approval.
"But we have higher standards of
living today, and here are but a few
of the problems which confront the
modern hostess: Whom to invite and
$5.00 in Gold
FREE
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To the One Holding the Lucky Number
Each Wednesday Night for Six Weeks
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Watts Theatre
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. ' . _ it A • ' • iiti I ;
how to seat them to make everybody
i.appy; what to *erve that's different;
how to arrange the table; what tort of
flower*—a bewildering array of -prob
lems indeed.
"Yet reliance on ice will solve some
of them, at least, tailors and
professionalises amateur efforts; it
adds the finishing touch. ..Under its
influence seafood cocktails become am
brosia and nectar; jellied consomme,
chilled for long hours in the ice box,
enlivens every one; olives and celery
in cracked ice are crisp, firm, and cool,
anil contribute to the table decoration
ds well as the dinner; tomatoes in as-
pic contrast the hot dishes, and the
home-made ice cream is deliciously
rich."
LOCAL ITEMS
OF OAK CITY
Misses Mildred Davenport and Sar
ah Long Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. T. VV.
Davenport motored over to Roberson
v:lle to attend the show Wednesday
night.
Mr. J. W. Hines was a caller in
Rocky Mount Wednesday.
Mr. George Haislip and Misses Sybil
and Eloise Ross motored over to Rob
ersonville Wednesday night.
Messrs. John Daniel Roberson and
Monroe Everett were callers here Sun- 1
day.
Mr. Will Ainsley was a caller on
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ainsley Sunday.
Mr. R. W. Daniel spent a few hours
here Sunday.
Misses Velma Hines and Madeline
Davenp>ort motored over to Scotland
Neck Sunday.
Mr. and M rs. S. C. Casper, of
Ahoskie, spent a few hours with Miss
lllount Harrell Sunday.
FOR , SALE: 1 CHEVROLET
coupe, cheap. Harrison Wholesale
Co. jell 4t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having this day qualified as ad
ministrator of the estate of A. L. Roe
buck, deceased, late of Martin Coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons holding claim* against
said estate to present them to the un-
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Just Arrived
Three carloads of the
best brick ever been in
Williamston.
CHEAP CASH
1 CARLOAD LIME
1 CAR CEMENT
All Kinds of Building
Material
Williamston
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Phone No. 109
dersigned for payment, on or before
the 13th day of June, 1930, or this
to said estate will please make im
tHAicc will be pleaded in bar of re
covery thereon. All persons indebted
mediate payment.
This the 13th day of June, 1929.
CHARLES B. ROEBUCK,
Administrator.
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NOTICE _
Under and by virtue of a judgment
of the Superior Court of Martin
County in an action entitled "D. G.
Matthews vs. B. B. Williams et al",
the" undersigned Commissioner will, on
'he 11th day of July, -
clock, noon, in front of the Court-~
house door of Martin County, , offer
for public sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described land,
to-wit:
Being a house and lot in the Town
of Williamston, N. C., Bounded by!
Railroad Street. Mrs. Fannie C. Sta
ton, J. A. Everett, and the W. T.
Ward property.
This 11th day of June, 1929.
B. A. CRITCHER,
6-14-4- Commissioner. [
NOTICE -
North Carolina,—Martin County.
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Jesse Gaynor et al
vs I
Isaac Ward et al. Children of Whit.
James and wile, Sarah. Will Sim-j
ntons, Carrie Simmons and Lorenzo'
Simmons. •!
The defendants above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Martin County, North ,
Carolina, to sell for division, a tract
of land, what is. known as the Anna j
Gaynor land. Containing 17 acres, j
acres, more or less, in which the de-!
fendants have an interest; and the j
said defendants will further take'
notice that they are required to ap
pear before the Superior Court |
of Martin County in his office in Wil
liam ston i f5 J C ii andanswer\TrdemuH
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have met a hundred thousand dollar man . . .
his face looked back at you from your mirror.
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Send out a doJlar to work a year, and it earns five or six cents.
Send out a man to work a year, and he earns fifteen hundred,
two thousand, ten thousand dollars.
Either dollar-power qr man-power must be at work if there
is to be incotpe.
How many dollars would have to invest to produce an income
as large as!your presenP earnings? The man who earns two hun
dred dollars a month represents a $40,000 investment.
I [ If you owned a fortune of many thousands of dollars, you
would not rest until you had protected it in every way possible.
You are the most .valuable asset you possess.
To what extent does your Life Insurance protect the real val
ue of your life?
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to the complaint filed therein within
thirty days after service of this sum
mon», or the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief demande4 in said
complaint.
This 12 day of June 1929.
R. J. PEEL, Clerk,
6-14-4 Superior Court.
. NOTICE
Under and by virtue of a judgment
of the superior court of Martin Coun
ty in an action entitled, "D. G. Mat
thews vs. E.' D. Dagger and wife,"
the undersigned commissioner will, on
the 23rd day of Jwly, 1929, at 12 o'-
clock noon, in froni of the courthouse
door of Martin County, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
Htriring rinncribtil land;
A house and lot in the town olHßoE
ersonville, N. C.. located on Railroad
Street, adjoining the lands of H. B.
Maore,>nd Arch Roberson, and known
as the Dugger house and lot.
This 22nd day of June. 1929.
B A. CRITCHER.
je2s 4tw Commissioner.
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