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Tuesday, September 26, 1933 [lW»iwh ifi -Tl H PHONE fj 2Z22Z 11 &octety & personals 1 - W t [ r ■ Mrs. BLBBKT 8. PBKL, Bdtec | 43 Here Yesterday Messrs. Sam Mobiey and Bil Harrison, of near Bear Grass, wen here yesterday shopping. H i » In Town Monday Mrs. V. G. Taylor, of EveretU was in town yesterday shopping. On Market Here Yesterday Mr. Joe Oakley, of Williamston Route 3, was a patron of the local to bacco market yesterday. From Palmyra Mr. Alphonsa Everett, of Palmyra was in town yesterday selling tobac co. Here From Wkitakers Mrs. Jake Dickens, of Whitakers has been spending several days here with Mr. and Mrs. Hal Dickens, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Man ning. GRAND OPENING Colonial Beauty Shoppe ATLANTIC HOTEL BUILDING Williamston, N. C. on Friday Night Sept. 29, at 8 P. M. FREE: To the one holding lucky one permanent wave and finger waves. Experienced Operators Special Rates Mrs. J. H. Everett, Mgr. WL I H «j DONT FORGET YOUR FREE Circus Tickets With every purchase of SO cents, we will give you a circus ticket. This ticket with 10 cents will admit you to the Big World Bros. Circus, either day or night. >i - © Maroohi Biothcrx 1 From JamesviUe ill Mr. Will Hardison, of JamesviUe re Route 1, was a business visitor here yesterday. | Visiting His Parents Sj William Hodges, of Raleigh, is spending the week here with his par ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hodges. .. ■ ■» - 3 Here Yesterday Messrs. Ethner Anderson and Clyde Everett, of Robersonville, wwe business visitors here yester j** —• | In Onental Sunday | Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Manning and 1 son, Jim, Mrs. H. D. Harrison and | daughter, Ruby, and Ella Wynne » Critcher went down to Oriental last e Sunday to see the territory visited n by the storm. 1 « Here From Norfolk _ 1 Joe Mathias, of Norfolk, was in ■i I town yesterday. 1 m From JamesviUe Dr. James Edwin Smithwick and Mrs. Herbert Lilley, of JamesviUe, were among those from that section , who attended the tobacco sales here yesterday. I —■— Spend Week-End Here Mr. and Mrs. John Enright, of Greenville, spent the week-end here with Mrs. Enright's mother, Mrs. R. J. Peel. Here From Durham Misses Frances, Grace, and Sue Barnhill and Mr. Frank Osborne, of Durham, spent Sunday with Misses Julia and Thelma Lilley. Miss Ward returned with them Sunday night. . Returns From Mooresville I Miss Velma Lilley has returned | home from Mooresville, where she has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. ,C. Delk for several weeks. I I . In Town Monday Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, of .Windsor, were in town Monday. „ For Sale By CLARK'S DRUG STORE V PHONE 53 ,l ft. I THERE IS AN £/../.. WATER HEATER TO SUIT EVERY PERSOH, PURPOSE AHD PURSE! Jn - MM, VH A : illlll tmK £ V fj BMI ||jUß||Hl I 9 R ~>e* ~Ljeut =2)eaht J^|j|^jQ^^||Qj|^j||Hjjjjjjjjj|(j|jjß VIRGINIA.:,, AND POWER COMPANY \i*kcttlcdij It At Bayview Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Groves, Mrs. | Eloise Bennett, and Mr. Julius S. Peel visited at Bayview Sunday. Kin/ Mrs. Brown Mrs. C. O. Godard and little grand-daughter visited Mrs. Robert' ; Brown last week. , * ' Visiting Her Mother t Mrs. Hugh Singleton, of Rich mond, is visiting her mother, Mrs.' Myrtle Harris, for a few days. I —*— ! Here From Washington Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everett, of Washington, were the week-end guests of his mother, Mrs. Jim Ev erett. „ i • , Visiting Mrs. Everett Mrs. Julian Whitley, of Kannap- I olis, is here visiting Mrs. J. R. Ev erett. I • From Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, of Richmond, visited relatives here yes terday and today. From Hamilton j Mr. Roy Taylor, of near Hamilton, was here yesterday. I * , Visit Relatives Here i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everett, of Washington, have visited relatives in town over the week-end. 1 Here Last Week J Miss Frances Williams, who is spending the summer at Virginia Beach, spent a few days of last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Fannie S. Biggs. _ Attend Ball in Raleigh Miss Rebecca Harrison, who is a 'student at Salem College, Winston- Salem, attended the debutante ball I and entertainments given for the | "debs* of North Carolina at Raleigh last week-end. She was escorted by her uncle, Dr. Speight Anderson, of Rocky Mount. THE ENTERPRISE From Jamesville Mr. Lewis Mizelle, of Jamesville, ; was here Monday. # Here From Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Bert James, of Greenville, were here Monday. ( In Federal Court Register of Deeds J. Sam Getsing • er is attending Federal Court in Washington as a witness this week. —— i ; Mr. Grimes 111 1 1 Deputy Sheriff S. H. Grimes has been ill with a fever this week at 'the home of Mrs. A. L. Roebuck. I i 0 'From Oak City % | Dr. Pittman, of Oak City, was a business visitor in town yesterday. Attends Court ! Attorney George E. Butler, of Clin ton, is an attendant in court here to day ' . i Here Yesterday Mr. M. W. Beacham, of William-1 ston, Route 1, was on the local mar ket yesterday selling tobacco. ■ I • Here Monday \ Mr. Sylvester Taylor was in town 'yesterday shopping. f I | Here Monday Mr. and Mrs. Mack Gurganus, of I Robersonville, were here yesterday. 1 ' jCalled for Jury Service Messrs. P. E. Getsinger, J. K. 1 | Knowles, H. L. Hardison, J. D. f Cherry, John E. Griffin, George C. a Griffin, W, H. Edwards, J. A. Roe buck, jr., Raymond Stalls, Ben Lil-' ley, Harry Hardy, L. R. Andrews S. L. Woolard, T. A. Bunting, Johnnie s James, Dennis A. Roberson, J ,R. i Harrison, and Charlie James were i called for jury service in the super e ior court here yesterday. * From Robersonville Messrs. W. L. and 1). A. James, i of Robersonville, were business visi-' -' tors here yesterday. !l Here From Jamesville 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ange, of f Jamesville, were business visitors here yesterday. ■ Iti Ttmm Monday Dr. John L. Pritchard, of Windsor, was a visitor here last night. DR. VIRGIL H. MKWBORN Optometrist Next Visits: Bethel, N. C., at Rives Drug Store, j Monday, September 18. j Robersonville, N. t'., at City Grill j Tuesday, September 19. Willianuton, N. C., at Peele'i Jew-| jelry Store, Wednesday, September 20. Plymouth, N. C. at Liverman's Dm# Store, Thursday, September 21. I i Eyea Examined - Glasses Fitted - At HINTS FOR HOMEMAKERS i By Mils Johnnie Camp, Home Service Director Virginia Electric I And Power Company L Different Sandwiches Daily An inventor to wlmnfWe arc deep ly. indebted, if we enjoy sandwiches, is John Montague, fourth Earl of j Sandwich. This man, seated at his i gaming table, ordered meat brought 'to him between slices- of bread and this he termed a "sandwich". That was a long time ago. I Of course they have progressed a long with civilization. They began as a hastily improvised meal and are now a thing of art and at times "put on airs." Some members of this family bloom at afternoon teas, and receptions. Sturdier members satisfy ' the mid-day hunger of the working man or school child. All have a primary idea—some kind yf filling! inserted in a carrier, usually -crackers' |or bread. Two ingredients we insist upon be iing omited, sand and witches. To the homemaker putting up lunches for her children in school, ! these recipes are donatel; meant to! satisfy hearty appetitics. Ham Sandwiches Supreme Lay thin slices of boiled ham be-] I tween slices of buttered bread and i sprinkle with a little brown sugar' land powdered cloves. It tastes like the outside edge of baked ham. Lamb and Beet Sandwiches | To one .-up ground left-over lamb, add two tablespoons beet relish and, enough mayonnaise to moisten, j Spread On buttered bread. I Remember, bread that is spread thinly with well creamed butter does' not absorb the moisture for filling, and so does not become soggy after a few hours wait. Meat Loaf Sandwich Make a firm meat loaf, slice when cold. May spread chopped olives oir one -slice of bread. Dried Beef and Cheese Sandwiches riirce-fourths of a cup dried beef, ground ; One-fourth cup grated American cheese One-fourth cup minced celery I Mayonnaise I Mix thoroughly and spread on white or whole wheat bread. Egg and Walnut Sandwiches t hop hard Cooked eggs and walnut meats coarse, using .about half as I many nuts as eggs. Mix with salad dressing and spread on white bread. | All sandwiches .should be wrapped firmly in cellophane or waxed paper, fit keep them moist. Deviled Ham and Catsup Sandwiches' l'ream one part butter with two! I»a,rts deviled ham. Add one part; catsup. Spread on buttered bread. I Cream Cheese and Ginger Sndwaiches Add grated rind of one-half orange,j two tablespoons chopped candied ginger to one package of cream 1 >1 cheese. Moisten with orange juice j and spread on buttered white bread. , Bacon and Banana Sandwich ' Place sliced bananas and slices of crisn bacon with a thin layer of | mayonnaise on slice of bread next the banana, and butter on slice that is next bacon. Vegetable Sandwich ! NOTICB j Mi*, chopped cabbage and carrots .. '"l n ' er ,n ' by virtue of the amhor c i _ u ... '*y ln me veated by that certain deed I i u m * yonna,se s P read on butter- of trust execMted !orne by w E D> _ l eil bread— vis and wife, Addie Davits, on the Orange, Pineapple, Carrot Sandwich ) Sth , A V of Apri', J92S, which deed of trust is recorded in tile Martin Coun- Mix together, grated rind of onc-j*y registry in book S-2, at page 59, half orange, i W o grated carrots, Three ' will °1" f ° r ~le L ,o ' h f h > hMt d " c a ' i i- . der on Monday, the 16th day of Oc tablespoons of dra.ned crushed pine- , ober IM3 #| , 2 O . clock m r >t fht apple and enough mayonnaise to hold courthouse door in Williamston, the mixture together. Spread on butter- following described land, to wit: ed bread. | Qne certain house and lot adjoin- Butter should always be creamed, j? 8 ,he land , s of L Slade ' R ! , * de » and .. . Company and others, containing one melted. j half acre, more dr less, being the same Bread should be fresh. I ouse ? nd ,0 . 1 P urcha »«d by W. E. „ . , 1 Davis from W. T. Grimes, situated Sandwiches are easiest to eat when ; in the town of Hamilton on the cor cut crosswise into quarters, or diag- ner of South and High Street, onally into halves. } This the 14th day of September, Spread filling around edges as well P HAISLIP as in cc " tcr - s!9 4tw ' Trustee. Let Us Gin Your Cotton WE ARE NOW RUNNING OUR GIN ON Tuesday & Friday EACH WEEK AND OTHER DAYS IF NEC ESSARY MARKET PRICE PAID for COTTON & SEED Lilley Bros. Ready F Your Cotton IMPROVED GIN MACHINERY Our hullers and cleaning attach ment will improve the grade of your cotton, and especially the cotton that has been picked since the storm. Will Gin Every Week Day FOR THE PRESENT J. G. Staton WILLIAMSTON, N. C. PAGE THREE
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