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Engagements Mr * ELBERT S. PEEL. Editor | 46
Attend Meet in Charlotte
Miss Lora E. Sleeper and Miss Vi
olet Alexander iare attending the
state home economics meeting be
ing held in Charlotte, starting this
morning and lasting until Saturday
afternoon.
In/ Town Yesterday
Mr. A. E. Manning, of Griffins
Township, was a business visitor in
town yesterday.
From Beaufort County
Mr. J. C. Latham, of Beaufort
County, was in town Thursday.
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In Town Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. White, of
Hamilton, were in town shopping
Wednesday.
From RobersonvUle
Mrs. John T. Ross and daughter,
Miss Delia, and Mrs. A. R. Osborne i
of Robersonville, spent some time in i
town Wednesday shopping.
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Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lilley, of |
Jamesville, were shopping in town 1
yesterday.
From Hamilton
P. H. Davenport, of Hamilton,
spent some time in town yesterday.
Here From Jamesville '»
Mr. Wallace Fleming, of James- ]
ville, visited here a short while yes
terday afternoon.
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Visiting His Mother
Thomas Crawford, of State Col
lege, is visiting his mother here this
week.
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Visiting Mrs. Lilley
Miss Mildred Lewis, of Edenton,
was in town Thursday on her way
to Jamesville, where she will visit her
grandmother, Mrs. W. B. Lilley.
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Visiting His Brother Here
Mr.' N. L. Davis, of Watertown,
Tenn., is spending several days vis
iting his brother here.
Leaves for Qhio
Mr. Grover W. Hardison left this
week for Ohio, where he will sell
hats for a New York firm during the
spring. . , ' i
In Durham This Week
Miss Velma Lilley is visiting Miss
Susie Mae Barnhill in Durham this!
week.
In Town This Week
Eli Barnhill, of Durham, was in.
town this week visiting friends.
To Present Play Again
Meeting with success at Farm Life
last Tuesday night, the play, "George
in a Jam," sponsored by the Riddicks
Grove Baptist church, will be pre
sented again next Tuesday night at
Jamesville ancf at Bear Grass next|
Friday night, a member of the com-j
mittee announced yesterday. Ad
mission: 10 and 20 cents, the pro
ceeds going to the Riddicks Grove
church.
Restless,
I could not sleep
I OTHER! were days
4 when I felt like X
could not get my work
done. X would get so
I nervous and 'trembly*
X would have to 11a
down. I was very rest-
I less, and could not
■ sleep at night
My mother fcdvlsed
me to take Cardul,
and X certainly am
I glad She did. Xt Is
H the first thing that
■ seemed to give me
any strength. X felt
better after the first
H bottle. I kept It up
and am now feel
■ lng fine.*—Mr*.
H B. GMbaoo. fort .
bffI^HEALTH
In Town Tftursday
Alonzo Roberson, of Bear Grass,
was a visitor in town Thursday.
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From JamesftUe
Z. Vance Price, of Jamesville, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
From Rocky Mount
Hibbel Liyerman, of Rocky Mount
was in town yesterday.
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In Toum Thursday
Mrs. V. G. Taylor, of Everetts,
was in town yesterday shopping.
Joint Hostesses .
Misses Edith Stallings and Hazel
Martin delightfully entertained at |
bridge on Saturday evening at 8:30
o'clock. Four tables were arranged
for bridge with attractive tallies.!
After five progressions, high score
was awarded Jimmie Uzzelle, Wil-j
liam Gaylord receiving the consola
tion. At the conclusion of the game,'
an ice course was served by the
hostesses, after which dancing was
enjoyed.
Those present were: Misses Ocie
Walters, Dorothy Carson, Pauline
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Askew, Dolores Long, Louise Paxton,
Ella Moore Davenport, Ella Mae
Gaylord and Mrs. Charles Daven
port. Messrs. Jimmie Uzzelle, Os
car Davenport, Georgie Martin >
Thomas Blount, William Gaylord,
Onward Gaylord, Harry Martin,
James Long, and Krai Martin.
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Moon Rocket Placed on
* Exhibition in New York
New York.—A 7-foot rocket which,
when completed, will be shot off in
the direction of the moon, is being
constructed in New York an 4 was ex
hibited for the first titnc on Thursday
night when the American Interplane
tary Society met at the Museum of
Natural History.
Thejrocktt lias not been completed,
according to G. Edward Pendray, vice
president of tile society, but it should
be ready for its voyage into space by
April.
It is fueled by liquid oxygen and
gasoline and is equipped to land gent
ly by aid of parachutes. It is built of
aluminum and aluminum alloys. ,
The purpose of forthcoming tests
will be mainly to demonstrate and try
out various devices developed by the
society in its efforts to perfect a means
of reaching the moon or some other
planet by rocket.
THE ENT ERPRISE
YOUTH DIES AT
DARDENS FRIDAY
i,
Noel Stalls, 16, Victim of
Pneumonia: Funeral la
- Held Saturday —
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, Noel Stalls, 16 years old. died at
> the home of his father, Jim Stalls, at!
gardens, last Friday,""follcUvmg a twoi
j weeks' illness of pneumonia. Services!
"j were conducted Saturday afternoon at 1
o'clock by Rev. J. M. Perry, of the |
j J local Christian church. Buriel was in j
! the Seth Williams cemetery, near
i Robersonville.
The young boy lived near Rober
sonville Until a short time ago, when
the family moved to Dardens. The
large attendance upon the last
attested the esteem in which he was
held in this section and near Green
ville, where he was known by a large
number of friends.
Owl Carries Snake Into
Car and Motorist Leaves
Goldsboro.—G. A. Jones, editor of
the Square Deal, Goldsboro and Snow
Mill newspaper, was astonished on a
recent night when an owl flew through
the ppen window of his car holding a
long black snake in his claws, flopping
the snake over the face and head of
the driver, and settling on the back
seat of the car still holding the snake.
No wreck followed, but the editor,
a one-armed man, lost no time in put
tng on brakes and stopping the car.
It is stated that he got out quickly.
After due consideration, he cautionusly
opened the door and shooed out the
undesirable occupants.
' Why He Goes Back
To New Jersey Dry
• (Elizabeth City Independent)
A former resident of this section who
now lives in New Jersey has been tell
|ing_aU his New J«rs»y ■ tritndt abo>it-|
"tour wondcrTuT liast "Take TTquor. Hel
I promised to bring them many quarts
I next time lie came home. He came
, honie last week, but he won't take
any East Lake liquor back with him.
"I planned to take a ten gallon k£g
! back to Jersey with me," he explains.
I "but you couldn't .carry a quart of
| milk in a car with a New Jersey li»
' cense on it now. My car was stopped
| and searched 12 times on the way
I down to Elizabeth City by officers
' looking for that Lindbergh baby."
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale. contained in a certain deed of
trust executed and delivered by Lucy
j F. Holliday and husband, W. Jack
j son Holliday, on the 16th day of Feb
| ruary, 1927,, to the undersigned trus
j tee, and of 'record in the public reg
j istrv of Martin County in Book \'-2. '
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with I in "Sunset Trail"
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SPENCER TRACY GRETA NISSEN I ' 3t .f 10c To All Ito 6 P.M. I
EL BRENDEL 10c TO ALL I f lumber , 10c-25c After 6P.M. I
at page 164, said deed of trust having
, been given for the purpose of secur
ing a note of even ; date and tenor
therewith, default having been made
in the payment of same and at the
request d( the holder of same, the un
dersigned trustee will, on Saturday,
the _2nL_day-of
~ X'lotk in., ■ in fiynt—of the "courthouse
door in Williamston, North Carolina,
offer for sale to the highe.st bidder,
for cash, the following described real
estate, to wit^
First trait: Bounded on the north
by the lands of S. D. Jones, on the
cast by the lands of Lawrence Pearce,
on the south by the lands of Gilbert
Boston, ami oit'the west by the lands
of Charliq Davis, containing 56 acres,
more or less.
Second tract: Beginning at a cedar
in Melyina James' corner, thence
north' with Melvina James' line to S.
D. Jones' line, thence west .with said
Jones' line to John A. Pearce land
corner, thence south with the John A.
l'earce land line to the Gilbert Bos
ton line, thence east with the Gilbert
Boston line to the beginning, con
taining 20 acres, more or less..
Third tract: Situate in the old Nor
man Mill Pond, adjoining tlie lands
of Melvina James, Gilbert Boston,
j^un^ithers^uwMKMtiganar^o^he
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g Lawrence Pearce, sr., tract of land,
■- containing 10 acres, more or less.
r Fourth tract: Beginning at a pine
e stump, C. T. Mizelle's corner on the
e southwest side of the Jordan Thick
road, and opposite of Stewart Ange's
r, house, lot and well, thence up said
- road S 34 E. 64 poles to a stake,
t thence £r-§£W,~l-3&4-2-pah;s 16 pgiffr
i, on.the run of Horse Pen Branch, cen-.
■, ter of several trees chopped as point
-1 ers, thence down the various courses
fo said branch to C. T. Mizelle's cor
ner, thence along his line* N. S3 E. tq
' the beginning, containing 50 acres,
more or less.,
( The four tracts above being the
- same land described in a deed of trust
from W. Jackson Holliday and wife
to ArR. Dunning.
. This the 3rd day of March, 1932.
. • \V. C. MANNING,
mr 4 4tw , , \ Trustee.'"
j Elbert S. Peel, Attorney.
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