Friday, August 1,1930
Society & Personals
WiiliHiia To
Pmonala Kn. KLBKRT 3. PKKL, Editor '
Ileaves jor Tobacco Belt
Mr. Robert Biggs left Wednesday
for the Georgia and South Carolina
tobacco markets, where he will work
for several weeks.
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Visitor Here Tuesday
Mr. John Hines, of Oak City, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
From Robersonvilie
Messrs. William Gray and Edgar
Johnson, of Robersonvilie, were visi
tors here Tuesday.
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Leaves for Dover %
Mr. W. T. Hunter left Monday for
Dover, where he will be located for
several weeks while building a lumber
plant.
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Leaves for Wake Forest
Mr. George Shearon left Tuesday
for Wake Forest, where he will visit
his mother for several days.
Visiting Miss Dunning
Miss Sarah Mae Conley, of Dur
ham, is visiting Miss Mary Alice Dun
niing for several days.
In Wilson Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Margolis vis
ited friends in Wilson Tuesday.
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Ri turns From New York
Mr. Louis Phillip Hornthall return
ed this wetk from New York, where
he has been working for several
months. Mr. Hornthall will work on
the local tobacco market this fall.
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Returns To (loldsboro
Miss Sarah Derr, of GoTdsboro, re
turned to her home Wednesday after
visiting Mrs. B. W. Hardy for sev
eral days.
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Returns From Canton
Mis Susie Mae Barnhill returned
Tuesday from Canton, where she vis
ited friends for two weeks. She was
accompanied home by Rena Forest
Joyner.
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Returns From Nags Head
Mr. Eli Barnhill returned Sunday J
from Nags Head.
Visiting Mrs. Manning
Mrs. Bob Hoggard, of Wilson, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Man
ning this week.
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Ltaves for Graham and Burlington
Miss Nettie Ferrell Meador left
Wednesday for Graham and Burling
ton, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Meador for several days.
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Visits Friends Here
Miss Polly Campbell, of Washing
ton, visited friends here this week.
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Visitor Friends Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Zen Brinson, of
Stokes, visited friends here Sunday.
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Will Return Sunday
Little Mary Gwen Osborne will re
turn Sunday after spending several
days with her uncle, Mr. W. C. Har
rell, of Belhaven.
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Here Wednesday »
Messrs. John Hardison and Buck
Roberson were shoppers here Wednes
J»y. .
Returns From Virginia
Mr. Hugh B. Anderson returned
home Wednesday from Exmire, Va.,
where he has been on the potato mar
ket for several weeks.
Visitor Here Wednesday
Mr. Harry Waldo, of Hamilton,
was a business visitor here Wednes
day.
Visiting His Mother
Rev. P. P. Perry, of Contreville,
Ala,, arrived here Wednesday to I
spend several days with his mother,
Mrs. N. T. Perry. li
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DBWHBIWH4EB It pmnmtrmtma their tiajr breathing
AND MOSQUITOES tubea. Every U«t ooe drop*—dead!
HCAUiI Always coat* leaa than other wdl-
U |x r . ■ln" knOWn bnadM - Money back if it
. " * Mil doeant prove deadlieat to fliaa, moa
motha, roachea, aata, bad-
BLACK FLAG
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In Town Yesterday
Mr. Joe Carroll, of Aulander, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
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In Norfolk Thursday
Messrs. F. U. and Francis Barnes
and L. P. Lindsley were visitors in
Norfolk yesterday.
Returns From Norfolk
Mrs. Rush Bondurant returned this
week from Norfolk, where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
In Taw* This Week
Mr. John F. Latham, appraiser for
the Federal Land Bank of Columbia,
S. C., was in town this week en route
to Bertie County to examine several
farms in that county.
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Returns From Louis burg
Mr. R. F. Pope returned Wednes
day from Louisburg, where he has
been conducting the singing in a re
vival meeting. He will leave again
Saturday for Fairfield, Hyde County,
to assist in a revival in that county.
Return From Nags Head
Messrs. W. B. Daniel and Claud
Leggett returned Wednesday from
Nags Head, where they visited for
several days.
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ITSft'FnHtt'New York- -"-
Mr. Sylvester Dunning, of New
York, and a former resident of Par
mele, visited friends and relatives*
here this week.
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Visit Mrs. Leggett
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggett and
child, of Raleigh, visited his mother,
Mrs. Martha Leggett, this week.
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Here From Richmond
Little Miss Betty Lacy, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. B. R. Lacy, of
Richmond, is spending some time
with Rev. and Mrs. Z. T. Piephoff,
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Attend Picnic at Colerain
Messrs. L. B. and Norman Har
rison and B. F. Perry and r Judge
I Clayton Moore attended the annual
Masonic picnic at Coleraine yester
day.
In Norfolk Thursday
Miss Annie Lamb spent yesterday
in Norfolk.
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Returns From Nags Head
Chief Barcil Daniel and Claude
Leggett returned Wednesday from
Nags Head.
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Here From Hassells
Robert Salsbury, of Hassells, was
here yesterday. (
Leave for Nags Head
Messrs. H. C. Grimes, Hubert Co
burn, and Francis Manning left yes
terday for Nags Head where they
will spend several days.
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Expected Home This Week
v Mrs. Charles H. Dickey and sons,
Charles Hall and David Dale, are ex
pected home from Philadelphia with-
I in the next few days.
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Visits in Greenville
C. C. Walters, manager of Youngs'
Store, visited his family, who are vis
iting near Greenville, Wednesday.
To Attend Raleigh Services
Messrs. Roger Critcher sr., and jr.,
together with Mrs. Roger Critcher,
jr., and Mrs. R. F. Pope will go to
Raleigh Sunday, where they will at
tend the morning service of the Hayes
Barton Baptist Church, of which Jim
Turner is pastor.
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Attends Court in Gatesville
James Edwin Harrell has been at-1
tending court this week in Gatesville,
where he is appearing as a witness in
an automobile wreck case.
In Town Yesterday
Mrs. Van Taylor, of Everetts, was
in town yesterday.
On Skadbourn Market
£. W. Hoyt is at Chadbourn,
where he will buy tobacco for the
W. I. Skinner Tobacco Co. for the
season.
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Visiting in Durham
Mrs. A. R. Dunning and daughter,
Miss Mary Alice, and Misses Mar
garet Manning and Sarah Mae Con
nelly, of Bayview, spent the past two
days in Durham.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Heyden
reich and little daughter, Marianne,
arrived yesterday from Chattanooga,
Tenn., where they have been making
their home, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Watts. Mrs. Heydenreich and
little girl will spend some time here.
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Leave for Nags Head Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Cone and fam
ily, Miss Sarah Freeman and How
lard, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Saunders
land sons, Buck and Jack, and F. J.
jMargolis and son, Richard, will leave
Sunday for Nags Head for their sum
mer vacation. They will return the
following Sunday. -
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Entertain for Bride-
Elect of This Month
On Wednesday afternoon, from 4
to 6 o'clock, Mrs. J. C. Anderson,
Mrs. W. H. Booker, and Mrs. Jesse
Harrell entertained with a bridge
party complimentary to their sister,
Miss Emma Robertson, whose mar-!
riage wlil take place on August 12th.'
The charming little home was at-
Jjactively arranged for the occasion.
The guests were received by the
honor, Mrs. Booker, and Mrs. An
dtrson. Mrs. Harrell passed around
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Chesterfield
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that's what smokers get in Chesterfield in full- | TTJM/
cat measure—the flavor and aroma of mellow *
tobaccos, exactly blended and cross-blended. |fll(KrvfllT f
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THE BNTBRPRISIVZ
the place cards directing the guests
to the bridge tables. After four pro
gressions, Mrs. J. Robert Everett was
presented a vanity set for high score
and Mrs. Oscar Anderson a box of
powder for consolation. Miss Rob
ertson was given a lovely linen table
cloth.
The hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Joe
David Thrower, Mrs. Clyde Ander
son, of Asheboro, and Miss Kate|
Philpott, served punch during the
afternoon and at the conclusion of!
the games an ice course with mints.'
Those present, besides the honoreej
were Miss Philpott, Mrs. Thrower,i
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Percy CritcherJ
of Lexington, Mrs. M. D. and Mrs.
J. W. Watts, jr., Mrs. Charlie James,!
Mrs. W. C. Manning, jr., Mrs. Elbert |
Peel, Mrs. C. B. Clark, Mts. Herbert
Clark, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. F. W.
Hoyt, Mrs. James C. Manning, Mrs.
Wheeler Martin, Mrs. Luther Peel,
Mrs. N. C. Green, Mrs. C. A. Harri
son, Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. T. B.
Brandon, Mrs. David M. Roberson,
Mrs. P. H. Brown, Mrs. E. P. Cun
ningham, Mrs. Everett, Mrs. G. H.
Harrison, Mrs. M. J. Moye, Misses
Sue Leggett, Martha Louise Ander
son, and Clyde Hassell.
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HAMILTON NEWS
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Boh Edmond
son, on Monday, July 28th, a girl.
Misses Lula and Relia 1 Harrington,
of Oak City, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. W. J. Beach, at this time.
Misses Vrginia and Dorothy Per
kins 1 iift'd "Bfflfllft',' "CIWIM, ill V v ratting
their grandparents in Greenville this
week.
Mr. Ray Bunting treated the hoys
and girls to a delightful hay ride Mon
day night. *
" . Mrs. I-". 1.. Haislip, who has heen in
a Richmond Hospital for medical treat
ment, returned home Sunday, Her
many friends are glad to have her hortte
■ again.
Mr. J. B. Jackson, of Oxford Or
phanage, is visiting his- sister, Mrs. Z.
[ T Cox, this week.
Mrs. I). G. Matthews,,, who was re
cently injured in an automobile acci
cient in Virginia and who has been in
a hospital tlu-rc for some time, re
turned home Saturday. Her condition
j' is considerably improved.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Perkins and
children visited relatives in Greenville
I Sunday.
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Misses Payne and Marjoric Deal re
f turned home Sunday after an expended
• trip to Gainesville, Ga., and other
. points.
Mrs. E.' L. Council and son, Edward,
jt , of Morehead City, are visiting Mrs.
Council's parents at this time.
! ATTENTION, PARENTS
Dr. Charles J. Sawyer, specialist in
j diseases of the eye, ear , nose and
throat, Windsor, N. C., announces that
''for the benefit of children entering
,1 school in September, he will give a
II special discount on all eye examina
tions and glasses, as well as tonsil and
adenoid operations, during the month
1 of August. Engagements for opera
| tions can be made with your local
; physician.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
, State of North Carolina, County of
Martin.
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia,
Plaintiff, vs. J. R. Manning and wife,
Alice A. Manning, Carrie A. Daven
port, Farmers Guano Co., Roberson
Chemical Co., trading at Tidewater
Guano Co., Seaboard National Bank,
B. A. Critcher, trustee, Branch
l Banking and Trust Company, H. D.
Bateman, and the Williamston Na
tional Farm Loan Association, De
fendants.
Pursuant to a judgment of resale in
the above-rtititled civil action of the
30th day of July, 1930, in the superior
court of said county, by the clerk, 1
will, on the 18th day of August,
1930, at - -12:06-- o'clock M., at
the county courthouse door in said
county resell at public auction to the
, highest bidder therefor the following
described lands, situated in said county
and State, in Jamesville Township,
comprising 117 acres, more or less, and
■ bounded and described as follows:
r A eewwm trnet or parcel- «■ land in.
. Jamesville Township, Martin County,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of
J. 11. Davenport. C. L. Simpson, the
' Jamesville and Plymouth Road, and
. about one mile from Hardens, N, C.,
towards Plymouth, and bounded as fol
lows, viz;
1 Beginning at an iron axle on the
■ Jamesville and Plymouth Road, C. L.
• SimpstTn's corner; thence in a westerly
, direction along the Jamesville and Ply
mouth road to a telephone post, J. 11.
Davenport's corner; thence in a north -
■ erlv direction along J. H. Davenport's
corner to an iron post in Beasley
Branch, J. H. Davenport's southeast
| corner;, thence along the run of Beas
: ley Branch to a stake and cypress, C.
L. Simpson's corner; thence in a nor
i tlterly direction along C. L. Simpson's!
I corner to an iron axle, the beginning, I
I on the Jamesville and Plymouth road,
1 I containing 117 acres of. land, as will I
be shown by map made by Sylvester
d reel on the Bth day of November, 1917,
said map being of record in the public
registry of Martin County.
The terms of sale are as follows:
. One-fifth cash and remainder payable
, in six equal annual installments with
6 per cent interest.
r All bids will be received subject to
rejection or confirmation by the super
ior court clerk, and no bid will be ac
cepted or reported unless its maker
' shall deposit with said clerk at the
close of the bidding the sum of five
, hundred ($500.00) dollars, as a forfeit
and guaranty of compliance with his
» bid, the same to he credited on his hid
when accepted.
Notice is now given that said lands
1 shall be resold at the same place and
1 upon the same terms at 2 o'clock p. m..
t, of the same day unless said deposit js
sooner made.
Every deposit not forfeited or accept
' ed will he promptly returned to the
■ maker.
| This the 30th day of Julv, 1930.
, B. A. CRITCHER,
al 2tw .1 .• . Commissioner.
1 NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
I and by virtue nf a power of .sale con
tained in (led of trust 'ex
pedited by Riddirk and wife
j and dated the T*th day of December,
11916, and of record in t)*' Public Reg
' i istry of Martin County, in Book M-l
| ' at page 5(>4, said deed in trust having
i | been given to secure the payment of
r certain notes of , even date and tenor
therewith, and default having been
[ made in the payment of said notes and
the stipulations in said deed in trust
| not having been complied with, and at
. the request of the holder and owner
of said notes, the undersigned I'rus
i tee will on Saturday, the .With day of
• August, 1930, at 12 o'clock Noon, at
• the Courthouse door of Martin County,
[ at Williamston, "North Carolina, offer
, at public sale to the highest bidder for
[ cash the following described land, to-
I wit:
; Beginning on the northerly side of
t the A. C. 1.. Railroad 65 tee.t front the
, c liter of said Railroad and running
Northeasterly'along the Sandy Ridge
| road 100-yards; theuee in an easterly
course parallel with the Railroad 150
i. vards tj) cucii_a., Sij-uJliiiclii*-tAuauaii.-lllU-,
yards to within 65 feet of the center of
f said railroad; thence a Westerly course
150 yards to tlie beginning; contain
ing three acres, more or less.
This the 29th day of July. 1930.
W. C. MANN INC., .
ag-l-4t Trustee.
NOTICE
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North Carolina, Martin County.
In the superior cpujt, before the
clerk.
In the matter of H. L. Taylor, Mary
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. I Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in
'J 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day
' | and checks Malaria in three days.
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PAGE THREE
Whit* Pruett and husband, H. L.
Prnett, Carrie Dell Lowden and hus
band, Calno Lowden, J. H. Rober
•on, jr., Ex Parte.
Pursuant to an order of resale of
the clerk of the superior court of Mar
tin County, signed by R. J. Peel, clerk
thereof, on the 29th day of July, 1930,
in the above entitled proceedings, the
undersigned commissioners will on
Friday, the 15th day of August, 1930,
at 12 o'clock m., in front of the court-,
house door in the town of William
*ton. North Carolina, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, at pub
lic auction the following described real
estate, to wit:
First tract: Bounded on the north
by the lands of R. H. Weaver, on the
east by the Hamilton and Gold Point
road, on .the south by the lands of
Joshua Taylor and on the west by the
lands ofK.H. Weaver, containing 40*
acres, more or less.
Second tract: Rounded on the north
by the lands of Joshua Taylor, on the
east >by' the road from Hamilton to
Gold Point, on the south by Huskinaw
Swamp, and on the west'by the lauds
jof Martha Gainor, containing 25 acres,
nii.re or less.
This the 29th dav of Julv, 1 ( >30,
ELBERT S. PEEL, .
B. A. CkITCHER,
al 2tw Commissioners.
DANGER HEADEDIFT
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Constipation Troubles Soon G*
Away Following Use of
Black-Draught.
Burke,/Texas—Mrs. Orea Craw
ford, of/this place, tells of her use
of Theaford's Black-Draught which
she gay's covers a period of "a good
many years."
"We use Black-Draught as a regu
lar family medicine for constipation,
and I try always to keep It In the
house.
"I have found It a reliable medi
cine to give the children when they
get upset from over-eating, or have
colds, for after taking Black-
Draught they get all right In a
little while.
"I use Black-Draught Tor bilious,
sick headache. I have found that
a dose or two, taken at night, will
give quick relief for constipation
and the complications which follow
when that condition runs on.
"A bad taste in the mouth In the
morning, dizziness and a dull head
ache, all leave quickly after a few
dcwes of Black-Draught. I find It
Is not safe to let such things run
oa I try to head off the danger
by taking Black-Draught In time.
It Is a dependable medicine."
At the first sign of constipation,
take Thedford's Black-Draught.
This purely vegetable medicine haa
been in use nearly 100 years.
Sold everywhere. Try It. NC-32S