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Return From Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watts, jr., re- (
turned Wednesday from Charlotte,
where they spent the week-end. J
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Attend Meeting m Greenville
Messrs. Wheeler Martin and Bill
Manning attended a Scout Executive
meeting in Greenville last night.
Here Yesterday
Mr. George E. Roberson, of Wil
liamston, Route 4, was a shopper
here yesterday. ,
Returns Prom Raleigh
Mr. J. G. Staton returned today
from Raleigh, where he atttended a
meeting of the State Department of
Agriculture.
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Attend Funeral Today
Messrs. Thurman and Roscoe
Cowper, of Raleigh, attended the fu-'
hend of their aunt, Mrs. Nettie Har
rell, here today.
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Visitor Here Yesterday
Mr. Marvin of Jamesville,
Route 1 , was a shopper here y ester- 1
day. »
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M We List a Few Specials During Our
& Special Sale W
| KNITTED DRESSES $1 Qr g
M Sizes 16 to 20 tpX«%/0 jjS
& LADIES; SILK DRESSES
fflL Specially Grouped JS;
I $3.95 - $4.95 - $8.95
IF ALL FELT HATS QQ„ M
w Values to $3.95 t/Ov
| MEN;S SUITS §
Sjp Hand Tailored and Newest Styles and Shades jfl|
| $14.95 - $16.25 - $19.50g;
w Christmas gifts from this store j&
w are always appreciated because
W " they are practical. jS
if GIVE PRATICAL AND USEFUL GIFTS jfigi
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McGOWAN & CANNON AT GORMANS
AS A RESULT OF THE FIRE THAT DESTROYED THE MCGOWAN AND CANNON WAREHOUSE LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, MESSRS.
M c GOWAN AND CANNON WILL BE AT GORMAN'S WAREHOUSE FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SEASON, WHERE THEY WILL BE
GLAD TO T,AKE CARE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS. MR. CANNON WILL DO THE AUCTIONEERING AND MR. MCGOWAN WILL ASSIST
MESSRS. GORMAN AND BROWN IN THE HANDLING OF THE SALES.
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BRING YOUR TOBACCO TO US AND WE WILL SEE TO IT THAT YOU GET THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR IT.
J. N. GORMANS SONS Greenville, N. C.
I Society & personals
| Mra. ELBERT S. PKEL^Edltar
[ Visitor Here Yesterday
j Mrs. V. G. Taylor, of Everetts,
, shopped here yesterday.
! In Town Thursday
j Mr. Herbert Manning, of William- j
ston, Route 4, was in town yesterday. 1
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From Griffins Township
Messrs. Joseph E. Griffin and Geo.
Griffin, of Griffins Township, were
here yesterday.
j Visits Friends Here
Mr. Henry D. Peel,-of Cross Roads
j Township, visited friends in town
J yesterday.
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Visitor Here Thursday
. Mrs. Joe Mayo, of Washington,
I was in town yesterday.
From High Point
Mr. Abels, secretary of the Co
lonial Life Insurance Company, of
High Point, was here yesterday on
, business.
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In Roxobtl IJJSI Night
Messrs. Jim Cook, Paul and Mack
1 Simpson, and Hubert Coburn at
i tended a dance in Roxobel last night.
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Visitors Here Yesterday
, Messrs. H. C. Webb, of Richmond,
| and Ray Goodmon, of Roanoke Rap
ids, were here yesterday for a short
J while.
In Town Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua L. Coltrain,
I of Williams Township, were shoppers
here yesterday.
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Enters Hospital
Rev. Z. T. Piephoff entered a
Washington Hospital Wednesday for
treatment.
Here From Robersonville
Mr. H. C. Norman, of Roberson
ville, was a business visitor here yes
terday morning.
Visitors Here Thursday
Messrs. Durward Everett and J.
C. Smith, of Robersonville, were
; business visitors here yesterday aft
| ernoon.
Birthday Party
Miss Mildred Roberson entertaintd
a large number of her friends and
the members of the Farm Life School
(faculty with a birthday party thefe
last Saturday evening.
' Several musical selections were of
fered by members of the party, a -, d
an enjoyable time was had by all.
The hostess served cake and punch.
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Auxiliary Meeting
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The first meeting of "the Woman's
Auxiliary of the local Episcopal church
in the new years was held at the home
of Miss Hattic Thrower on Monday
'afternoon, December 7th. Mrs. S. K,
Biggs presided and Mrs. N. C. Green,
secretary, read minutes of the last
meeting, which were adopted. f A let
ter from Glen Alpine, N. C. ( a mission
to which a box had been sent, was
read and thanks expressed for the ex
cellent quality of articles found there
n, among these being 17 pairs of baby
shoes an *t(nusual request. The usual
box to a boy at Thompson Orphan
age, Charlotte, was reported as hav
ing been sent. All apportionments for
the year were reported paid, also re
porting a balance in the treasury of
S4O.
Officers for the new year were chos
en as follows: Miss Hattic Thrower,
president; Mrs. ,K. B. Crawford, vice
president; Mrs. W. B. Watts, secre
tary; Mrs. Frank Barnes, treasurer;
Mrs. C. B. Clark, custodian of the
United Thank Offering, and Miss An
na Crawford, assistant.
At a former meeting it was decided
to hold only one meeting each month,
and that on Monday after the, first
Sunday. The January "meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Barnes,
on Church Street, at 3:30 p. m.—Re
ported.
WANTS
ONE EXTRA FINE MILK COW
and calf for sale at once. Harrison
Brothers & Co. It
I SALE OP VALUABLE REAL
PROPERTY
The' undersigned, in order to make
i final settlement of the estate of the
late Sylvester Has.sell, will, on Mon
day, the 28th day of December, 1931,
•t the courthouse door ,of Martin
; County, offer for sale at public auc
tion ,'to the highest bidder upon the
terms of one-third rash, the balance to
1 be evidenced by notes due in one and
two years and secured by mortgage
on the land purchased, the following
real property:
I. About one acre of land situated
on the western extension of Main
Street, in the town of Williamston,
' and running back to the right of way
of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
THE ENTERPRISE
2. About two and three-fourths acre#
of land lying on the west side of the
Plymouth Extension of the Atlantic
I Coast Line Railroad Company's
■ right of way, and adjoining the lahHs
of George W. Blount. i
i About two hundred acres of land
lying and being situate about one and
one-half miles from the town of Wil- 1
■ liamston, on the Wildcat Road, ad-,
joining the lands of the heira of the
late J. L. Sitterson and S. H. New-i
berry, or their assignees.
I, The sale is made subject to ratifi- 1
_ cation within ten days, and a cash de-J
j posit of 10 per cent of the purchase [
t price will be required at the time of
I sale.
This th®. -17 th day of November, 1931.
j "FRANK S. HASSELL,
I dl 4tw Executor.
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s NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
r PROPERTY J
Under and by virtue qi the power 1
of sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed on the sth day of Janu
ary, 1928, by Isaac Keys and wife,
lona Keys, to the undersigned trus- 1
r tee, and of record in the public regis- 1
j try of Martin County in book. Y-2, at
§age 410, and deed of trust having
een given for the purpose of secur
j ing a note of even date and tenor
I therewith, default having been made
■ j in the payment of the said note, and
_ at the request of the holder of said
note the undersigned trustee will, on
| Monday, the 4th day of January, 1932,
at 12 o'clock m„ in front of the court-
I house door in Williamston, North Car
jolina, offer for sale to the highest bid
. der, fur cash, the following property,
Ito wit:
? Two certain 'tracts or parcels of
. jland bounded as follows:
First tract, beginning at a post oak,
a corner, thence with Levy Brook's
line 7 poles and 3 links to the main
road, thence with the main road 21
poles and 5 links, thence with N. T.
Coburn's line 23 poles and 3 links to
1 the beginning, and containing one-half
i acre, be the same more or less.
; Second tract: Beginning at a. post
1 oak, a noted corner, thence south with
Lucas' line 90 yards ho the
" main road, thence with the main road
1100 yards to the Coburn line, thence
with the Coburn line 39 yards to the
beginning, and containing 3-8 (three
-1 eiglits) acre, more or less.
I This the sth day of December, 1931.
•I MRS. A. COREY,
jdll 4tw Trustee.^
! NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
' Under and by virtue of the power
. of sale contained in a certain deed of
s trust executed on the 14tli day of June, j
1 1927, by J. C. Ross and wife, Charity j
e Ross, to the undersigned trustee, and
, (if record in tlx' public registry of Mar
■' $6,000
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! COURTNEY
WILLIAMSTON, N. C
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1 tin County in book Y-2, at page 270,
: said deed of trust having been given
: for the purpose of securing a note of'
even date and tenor therewith, default
having been made in Jhe payment of
1 said note, and at the request of the
holder of said note, the undersigned
trustee will, on Saturday, the 9th day I
'of January. 1932, at 12 o'clock m„ in"
, front of the courthouse door in Wil-j
liamston, North Carolina, offer for sale J
j to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol- j
j lowing described real estate, to wit: I
| All that certain tract, parcel, or lot!
•| of land containing 223,98 acres, more
I or less, lying and being and situated
on the Oak City and Speed road a
bout 2 1-2 miles west from the town
of Oak City, Goose Nest Township, i
Martin County, N. C, having such
shapes, metes, courses, and distances j
as will more fully appear by reference j
I to a map theretofore made by T. Jones !
| Taylor, surveyor, on the 14th day of
•j December, and bounded on the !
north and northwest by the Hobgood
and Oak City road and the lands of J
E. L. Glover, and on the west by the \
lands of Hardy Council, and on the'
| south by the lands of Smith Green
and son, and on the east by Claire Dav- 1
enport and W. E. Davenport, heit&'-j
land xand the lands of Lettie Brown,
and the same two tracts of land ,
conve>xd-te~L'C. Ross by B. A. Crit-1
cher and A. R. Dunning, commission-'
ers, by deed dated October 2nd, 1916,'
and B. A. Critcher, commissioner, by
deed dated December 31st, IVI2, and
of record in Martin County public reg-1
istry in book G-l, at page 368 and'
N-l, at page 10, respectfully. . I
This the 9th day of December. 1931. i
J. H. AYERS,
dll 4tw Trustee.
Elbert S. Peel, Attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of- the power contained in j
a certain deed 'of trust executed Aug
ust 6th, 1921, by W. V. Orniond and
wife to Willie Price, trustee, of rec- j
ord in the Martin County Registry,)
in book G-2, at page 385, and by vir-!
tue of a deed executed the 25th day J
of September, 1931, by Sudie Price to
Hugh G. Horton, substitute trustee, j
defanlMia^n^Jieet^iiadi^in^hejia^^
i Appropriate and II
Practical §
hristmas Gifts
ALL ARE INEXPENSIVE
Our Christmas merchandise is on display ~ A j
and more is arriving every day. Come in and 0 Wlfti
make your selection. If you are in doubt as
to what to give, we can help you solve your L 7 J
problem. For a small deposit, gifts will be RfflVV
stored for you. 1/yN^
We list just a few of the hundreds of L/\ J
items in our store: J rMi
pacts Perfumes Purses Toilet Sets |
Perfume Sets Clocks Watches
s Silverware - Glassware Mesh Bags |/Mk 1
Kodaks Chipaware Pictures
ary Brush Sets Fountain Pens Bridge Sets
Shaving Sets Bulk Candies by Weight
tman's and Nunnally's Candies Bridge Cards |[
stmas Cigars and Cigarettes Electric Appliances
ark's Drug Store ro
corporated -- Williamston
, ment of the debt secured thereby, I
| j will, on Saturday, the 9th day of Janu
ary, 1932, at twelve (12) o'clock noon,
at the jgurthouse door, Williamston,
| North Carolina, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described lands:
I "'Beginning at the Main Street and
| Sherrod line; running along the Sher
| rod line to Roberson line 35 yards, a-
I long Roberson line 16 yards to Or
tnond's line; thence along Ormonds
I line 35 yards to the street; thence a
| long the sfreet 16 yards to John Slier- ]
j rod line, the beginning. Being a part
of the same tract of land sold to Bet-i
tie Williams by John Roberson. deed-1
|ed to \V. V. Ortnond by Bettie Wil-I
j liams and her husband, Austin Wtl
| liams."
j This the 9th day of December, 1931 I
HUGH G. HORTON,
C Substitute Trusted
Jd 11 4tw For . Willie Pric?. '
NOTICE OF SALE Q*
Notice is hereby given that under !
I and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain deed of trust j
| executed by M.- I). Slade and wife,
! Ada Slade, to the undersigned trustee
jbearing date of Uecember Ist, 1*»J8,
and recorded in the Martiu Counts
| Registry, In book Y-J, at 'j>age 513,
i same having been given to secure the j
, payment of a certain note of even date j
1 and , tenor therewith, default having
been made in the payment of said note,'
and at the request "of the holder there
of, the undersigned trustee will, on
Saturday, the l 'tli day of January, 1 *'32, |
at twelve (12) noon, in front j
of the courthouse door at W illiamston. !
North? Carolina, offer for. sale, at pub- !
lie auction, to the highest bidder, fur :
cash, the following described lands:
"That certain tract of land in the '
town of Williamston, Martin County,
j State of North Carolina, known as the
M. P. Slade residence, the same be- !
ill;,' (>O4 White Street, „lying on the
i rner of White and Sycamore Strets,
adjoining the lands of (i. T. Hill, S. i
j R. Riddick, and others, and containing
1-2 acres, more or less.
This the 9th dav of December, 1931.
• A. T. CASTELLOE,
'lll 4tw Trustee.
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