Friday, September 16,1932
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1 wjwSli 1 Mn. ELBERT 1 PEEL, Editor I 45
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In Town Yesterday
Mr. Alfred Ellis, of Williamston,
Route 4, was in town yesterday
««hopping.
Spends Wednesday Here
Mr. Harper Holiday, of Green
ville, spent Wednesday night here
with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Moye.
Visitor Here Yesterday
Mr. L. J. Davenport, of Oak City,
was a business visitor here yester
day afternoon. "
DR. V. H. MEWBORN
OPTOMETRIST
Will be in Roberaonville, William
ston, and Plymouth Two Day* Bach
Month During September. October,
and November; Tuesday, Wednesday,
■nd Thursday, Respectively, after First'
and Third Sundays of Each Month.
LET
Barnhill Brothers
EVERETTS, N. C.
Gin Your Cotton
Highest Prices Paid for Seed and Cotton
Service and Satisfaction Our Motto
I WATTS WILLIAM&TON^^^
Mon.-Tuea., Sept. 19-20 MARION DAVIES and (ipi nMHTTT OF THB 99 Newt - Short
■ Matinee Monday, 3:15 ROBT. MONTGOMERY in PQLLIES 10c and 25c
Wednesday September 21 Thura.-Fri. Sept. 22-23 Saturday September 24
BUCK JONES "GUILTY AS HELL" 808 STEELE
in with EDMUND LOWE
"RIDIN' FOR VICTOR MCLAOLEN "TEXAS BUDDIES"
JUSTICE" RICHARD ARLEN COMEDY and SERIAL
COMEDY and SHORT COMEDY and NEWS Showa from 1:00 To 11:00 P. M.
Only 10c to Everybody Admiuion, ioc and 25c Only JOc to Everybody
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The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Inc.
701-3 W. Broad St.
Richmond, Va.
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September 13, 1932.
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Mr. A. J. Manning,
Central Servlee Station,
Williamston, N. C.
Dear Mr. Manning:
Congratulations!"
You have von first prize in Class A-4 in the Zep
pelin Raoe.
This entitles you to piok out any prize or prizes
in the catalog amounting to not more than 4,000
credits in total.
Make your choice on the blank in the rear of the
prize book, fill in your order, using a separate
blank for each if more than one prize item and
mail to me right avay so that I can get your prize
on the way to you.
It vill be a pleasure to send you this revard for
•* a Job well done. The sales record that you and
your organisation set up is something to be
proud of-—and something to spur you on for the
remainder of the year—-a standing achievement
with which to measure the future results. •*
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Cordially yours,
H. G. HARPER.
♦ Branoh Manager.
H. 0. Harper
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Return From Emporia
Mrs. Jordan Ward and two chil
dren, Martha and Jimmie, returned
this week from Emporia, Va., where
they visited relatives for several
days.
Viqit in Rocky Mount
Miss Thelma Cook spent Wednes
day in Rocky Mount with friends.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Brad
ford Holton, of Ayden.
Leaves for Scotland Neck
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughn left
today for Scotland Neck, where Mr.
Vaughn will be connected with a
clothing store. While here they have
made many friends who regret to see
them leave.
PUILIIHID Rvnrr
In Washington Wednesday
Mrs. J. A. Leggett visited Mrs.
Goodwin Gaskins in Washington
Wednesday.
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In Greenville Yesterday
G. P. Hall, Bob Taylor, W. B.
Daniel, Exum Ward, N. C. Green,
Geo. H. Harrison, R. H. Allsbrooks,
William Harrison, Fred Chesson, S.
R. Biggs and W. C. Manning were
in Greenville yesterday, where they
were summoned as witnesses in the
$36,000 damage suit brought by-
Mrs. Minnie Baker against the At-
I lantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
The case, growing out of the death
of Heber Baker at the underpass
here about three years ago, was con
tinued to the October term of Pitt
Superior court.
Here Wednesday
I J. L. Davenport, Jamesville post
master, and W. M. Mizelle, rural
carrier out of that town, were busi
ness visitors here Wednesday.
Leaves for Arden
Carroll Crockett left yesterday
for Arden, where he will attend
school during the next several months
Visit Friends Here
Misses Ruth Mardre Lyons and
Evelyn Murphy, of Windsor, visited
friends here night.
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From Virginia Beach
Mr. Kenneth Lindsley, of Virginia
Beach, visited his brother, Mr. Law
rence Lindsley, and Mrs. Lindsley
here Wednesday.
THE ENTERPRISE
! Leaves for Wilson
Miss Eva Harrison left this week
for Wilson, where she will enter A.
C. College for the fall term. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Esther Harrison and Mrs. E. S.
Peel.
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Move Here This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goodmon and
son, Ray, jr., of Roanoke Rapids J
arrived yesterday afternoon to make
their home here. They are located
in No. 1, Tar Heel Apartments.
On Market Thursday
Mr. Simon Perry, of Williamston
Route 1, was on the tobacco market
here yesterday.
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In Town Thursday
Mr. J. D. Meeks, of Route 2, was
in town Thursday selling tobaccfc
on the local market.
Womna's Club Meeting
/ Mrs. Myrtle Brown, president of
the local Woman's Club, anounces
the first meeting of the fall will be
held on Thursday, September 22, at
which time a full attendance is re
quested.
In Town Today
Messrs. Ben Lilley, Tom, State,
and Gabe Roberson and Lon Lilley,
of Griffins Township, were visitors
on the local tobacco market today.
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Here Today
Messrs. Joe Griffin and-Ed Grif
fin, of Williamston Route 1, were
visitors on the Williamston tobacco
market this morning.
On Tobacco Market Today
Messrs. John Alfred Revel and
Ben Ward, of Williamston Routel,
were patrons of the local tobacco
market today. /
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Sell Tobacco Here
Messrs. Jesse Cherry, of Route 4,
and (Jus Wynn, of Route 3, were
here yesterday selling tobacco on the
local market.
Here This Morning •
Mr. H. 1). Peel, of Cross Roads,
was a seller on the market here to
day.
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Returns to Williamston
Mr. I). M. Frank, who was a for
mer manager of the A. and P. store
here, but recently of Suffolk, has a»
gain been made manager of the local
store, succeeding Mr. B. E. Elks,
who has been transferred to Suffolk.
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1 ADVERTISING 1
I . vs. " I
BANKRUPTCY j
A trade publication points out that, according to Brad
street's report for 1930, 95 per cent of all business failures were
non-advertisers. One does not hesitate a minute about insuring
his home or place of business, but how about the business itself?
The successful business man is the one who goes after bus
iness, the failure is the one who sits around and waits for busi
- ness to come to him. Bradstreet's percentage shows that the
going business man is an advertiser. * ' g
There Is No |
I ADVERTISING I
I The Enterprise Jj
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WILLIAMSTON
WOWTH CAROLINA
In Town Today
Mr. Paul Holliday, of Poplar
Chapel, was in town today.
Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. William Chase and Miss El
sie Andrews entertained at a miscel
laneous shower at their home in the
Apartments last evening for
Miss Eugenia Hoyt, whose marriage
to Mr. Bill Glover will take place
the middle of October.
The home was very attractively
decorated with fall flowers, and ar
rangements were made for eight
tables, three for auction and five for
contract. Mrs. R. L. Coburn was
awarded a double deck of cards for
holding high score for contract, and
Mrs. Jesse Harrell received a pair
of hose for holding high score in the
auction games.
Following the games, Miss Hoyt
was showered with many attractive
and useful gifts.
The hostesses served ice cream
wedding bells. >
Brown Reunion
The family and relatives of Mr.
N. F. Brown enjoyed a barbecue and
fried chicken dinner, southern style,
near Hamilton, last Sunday, mem
bers of the clan attending the re
union from all parts Of the country.
Those present: Mr. W. R. Brown and
Miss Hennie Brown, of Lexington,'
Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Mann, Mr. |
DeWitt Mann, Mrs. W. R. Mann, j
Miss Matilda Mann, Mr. W. R.'
Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Jack'
Brown, all of Whitakers; Mr. and
Mrs. 1). I). Taylor, Mr. I). 1). Tay-j
lor, jr., and Miss Nettie Brown, of'
Tarboro; Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Vent
of Rocky Mount; Mr. Howard I
Brown, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.'
I Louis Brown, of Washington Coun-j
ty; and Mr. Abner Brown, of Wil- [
liamston.
In the afternoon all motored to
Hamilton to —look over the old
places of interest. Mr. W. R. Brown,
looked over some dug-out canoes that
were made from a cypress that grew
jun the old W. R. Brown estate. Mr.'
Brown will ship one to Lexington,
Ky., as a souvenir from the swamps
of Conoho Creek.
Beech - Whitfield
Miss Oma Fae Whitfield, of Ham
ilton, and Mr. Marshall Beech, of
this place, were married at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Keel here
last Monday evening, Rev. Tom
Harris, of the Holiness Church, offic-j
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YES SIR—
We've Got Your
New Fall Suit
And It Will Cost You /is Low As
AS $1 no AND
low S!O.UU up
In spite of our low prices, we have
not cheapened the tailoring. Plenty of
patterns to choose from.
* A visit to our store will convince you
that Margolis Brothers are prepared to
outfit you from head to foot within your
means.
Margolis Brothers
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iating. Only a few close friends of
the couple witnessed the ceremony |