Society and Personals
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Serving mm Jmy
Mesas. John G. Corey, Vernon W.
Griffin, in F Griffin, John H Ed
sards, C. E. Jenkins, Raymond
Taylor, D. L. Hardy, O. S. Ander
Mack Wynne, D. R. Everett,'
H. A. Ragman. L. R. Hale, F. L.
Roberson, Toby Bowen, and Sidney
Bearham are serving as jurors in the
Martin Stqnrior Court here this
Ketmm From Lymckbmg
Mrs. Clayton Moore and daugh
ter, Misses Jane and Susan, and
Mrs, F. U. Barnes return today from
Lynchburg, where they visited Clay
ton Moore, jr., a student in the Vir
gini| Fpiwipal school.
Rem From Wedding Trip
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Spivey re
turned Sunday evening from a wed
ding trip in western North Carolina,
Tennessee, and South Carolina. They
are at home with Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Coburn on Biggs Street.
/? Washington Sunday
Mrs. P. H. Brown. Mrs. C. B
Roebuck, Mrs Daisy Tope, and
Misses Theima Brown and Mary
ONeal Pope visited Mrs. S. S. Bail
ey is a Washington hospital Sunday.
In Wait Forest Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manning anil
Mrs. Blanche Manning visited in
Wake Forest Sunday.
Bert This Week
Mrs. Jasper Wearer, of Hopewell.
Va., and Mrs. Jacohson, of Brook
lyn, N. Y., are spending th.s week
with Mrs. Yanme Jones.
Vtat in FayetteriUe
Mrs. John Wier spent the week
end in Fayellrville with relatives
and friends.
Attend Funeral m ttarrrntcm
Mr. and Mrs. D R.
cd the funeral of Mr. Davis' uncle
Clem Hunter, in Warrentoo last Fri
day.
From High Toint
I)r. John D. Bire and Mr.
of High Po nt. ?p hnr during the
week-end hunting
To I'isil in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison till
S>end Thanksgiving in Richmond
with their daughter, Miss XeR Har
rison.
Kinl in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Cons. Miss
lhilores Long and Mr Raymond
Taylor visited in Washington Son
day.
Return From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Cuban re
turned Sunday from a wedding trip
along the Carolina cuiast. They n il
be at home on Haughton and Stnith
i wick Streets wilh.n the next few
days ? ?
Spend Weeh-Tnd Here
Misses Marjorie Lindsley and
' Olcna Bell Swain, students at W. C.
U. X. C.. Greensboro, spent the
week-end at home.
Arrives Tomorrow
Francis reel wiU arrive
evening from Oak R.dgr Military
Institute to spend the holidays here
with his mother, Mrs. Sadie IVei.
/? MlMR riu M
Mrs, B. A. C'rucher is visiting rel
atives in Baltimore this week.
l ist Friauh Here Sunday
Mrs. S)tlor) Spencer and mother.
Mrs. Stokes, of Richmond, visited
friend here Sunday.
From fkitfir
Mr and hlrs. Clyde Hiidl-un, of
Abaskie. spent the week-end here
with relatives.
Hrrt Monday
Mrs. Hugh Wyatt, of New Hol
land. spent Monday here with her
parents.
bearer /or Spring Hope
Mrs. Dean Speight left yesterday
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
in Spring Hope.
In Virginia Monday
Mr. W. H. Biggs was in Suffolk
and Smithheid. Va? yesterday al
iening to business matters.
In Qnantuo. Vs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Harrison will
spend the holiday with relatives in
Quantico, Ya.
In Durham Sunday
Mr. Rnbt. Everett and children
were in Durham Sunday visiting
Mrs. Everett who is undergoing,
medical treatment there,
lin/l Fnends in Durham
Miss Nancy Glover spent the
week-end in Durham with friends
JOHNSON ? HOISK
Dignity and beauty marked tb
wedding of Miss Irma Eayr Hmw
of Rnbersonville. and Mr Henry
Samuel Johnson, jr., of Hamilton
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock at the
home of the bride's parents. Mr. ami
Mrs. fester House. The Rev. E. C
shoe officiated The immediate fam
Las and a few friends of the couple
witnessed the crmnuny.
The lower fluoc of the home wa
beautifully decorated with white
chrysanthemums and other fall flow
er* In the living room a lovely im
|vuvised altar of fern and long lea
pur was flanked on either side by
cjndrlabra holding burning ratbed
ral UpCTs. In front of these wer<
tno while Auur baskets titled with
large while chrysanthemums
?"T>T "nuptial muvc was rendrrn
by Mr>. Frank Haislip, jr. Bciuee
the ceremony. she |<fayed "Gypsy
lane hung" and "I Love You Truly.
To the strains of the bridal chorus
loan "Lohengrin," the bride ami
btdegTiym mined together-from the
hall During the ceremony, "Ah,
Sweet Slystery of Life," was played
Mendelssohn s Wedding March ma
imed as a recessional.
The bride was attired in a rusi
wool travel suit with beaver fur am;
brown accessories. She wore a
shoulder corsage of talisman ruse
and valley blws.
Immediately alter the ceremcmy
the couple left lor a short weddini
trip to Washington, D. C\, aitei
which they well make their home ir
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MALARIA
la 1 Day*
COLDS
I l*aU TaMrta ?rat day
Sain. Maw Prapa Iradarfce M ala
~ My -Tiaa"?WarM'a Beat
MAI l OV - KEEXE
Thr rn.-m.-t* of Mis Huri Word
Ktrlf. of Mrs. Roy M.
Dih? jnanticn. Va.. grand
daughter >lr and Mrs. Tom Har
irU. oi Kotr>/A.Je, to Mr. Samurl
Malio} . --n ? Mr. and Mrs Thom
as Milks . - . near Kobrrsooville.
'??* [-1 ? ? ?> - ?* at high noon at
thr O-i ijr \t Christian church.
The err a> manessed by
a lar.r i ? r of ir.ends. rela
tive- .
Bv'.h and a.MO acre un
ittoua .- r ?? attired in a royal
blue tra sith navy 'blur
acct--. : i- i ?--rr a corsage of
talisnur : . jivl ialley niirs.'
Mr-. M . ?. is thr attractive
graiidcLi-. Mr and Mrs. Tom
Ha.-rrr. a. _ : use past w-veral
years has Made 1 ec bune r?ith thrai.
Siir rev. V.vi ir- Kiiliuo in' the
Mart.a t .: Is and has been
very ;? , -c the younger so
cial -et ^;t thr (ountv.
?
Sir Mj . ?- sduvatrd in the
Buri ns' ^p.d i<* the past
few year- - issa a nranrsiw
I'rrv 1. >yr? Sll ilk. ?
Alter is- rrr-nory they Irlt for
a short .? tin their re
turn t!*\ ??; r j'v.- tbiir homr trith
Mr ar.l Mr- Km Harrell tor the
net t Eo?
NOTICE
North C
Martin County
Under u.u t>y \ ,r:ue of the power
of cvii*. , I ;n a certain dn-d
of tru-t execu* ??? to ine undersigned
trustet - . O C ' ? tu-r <?n theWtfr
day v f and of rec
: ??it \ of Martin
page 4#3.
": ' aviM bfwi |?*fn
? i ?vunni; a cer
e > en dale and tenor
has ::ig been made
:* ' saii note, and the
t ?. *Mtl in said deed
. jag been compiled
li. .?^uest of the own
_ . the undersigned
n Thursday. the 3rd
at twelve o"
r f : c ! the court
?. an of William
I : -j.e to lite highest
for c: tire following de
arritk^t t~~
Lying -* - being in the town of
WtUnsr - west side of the
WLilian- . ?V . . rt-.v n road, and
tour-Jivi -i?i by the Lands
ot J*h h - a Wheelet Martin,
on tht i-. ; Wuliamston
Wasit: ,1 ? :i the south by
the !.?? VT Martin, and ?>n
the wt?61 ftliley and
JUO- h ? 1 ; id^.m f?mr
tb ^ ! ii-ja. and being
iU- pi.- an of Wd
Uam_? . .. ... u C. Jo)iter now
This ? ?=, oay ol November.
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North C
Hmi Ij
Ill Ibr >1.. I tt Mitihrw.
James J. ix-ila Jrikini.
Dr. C : SAWYER
Eye, 1 ? and Tht oat
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?k s*i M?m - OIJ> ?HIKE
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Still Coughing?
No *ea"
have u i
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Iftrf u>?
tXWifc ..
not aC .
thing I
gc*s :
n*didan yon
tj, chest o>kl
a can re
S-rious
T' 4 con
e r.Ui any
! Vt. mtrfrh
(m UiC Yrdubte
to ard i. J heal the
Ir.fLi J !. ; rx:i-Lalca
phlfa. U 1 1 ? ij? Utd.
IN n insre failed.
dont ? ?r- v *?*! - li!Ui^(Ui li
auth< Cr'--?iiiiiU?on
and to r . v il you are not
nthhr<) . Hit very first
boUl- tletc ~.v<. right nov ?Ad?J
Under and by virtue id an order
at ml* made by U R Wynne, clerk
at the superior court at Martin
County, m the above-entitled pro
ceedings. the undernwd mwimn
siooer will, on Friday, the 27th day
at November. 1IN. at twelve o'doci
noon in front of the Bans at Rub
enon ville in the town of Roberson
v die. offer for sale to the highest b.d
dcr. for cash, the following described
real estate, to wit:
First Tract Being lota Xos. 1. 8.
10. 11. 12. and IS of the subdivision
[of the L D. Roebuck land as sur
veyed and mapped ny T. W. Seer est.
containing lu IS acres, and also one
1 >ouse and lot and one vacant lot ad
joining and lying on the Panneie
,.nd RobersonviUe tuad
Second Tract: Beginning on the
Mill Hum, a corner, of liwwO Jen
Kins, and running 382 W 243 poles
to a pine. Lyda Cohum's line, thence
S 88 1-2 W 83 poles to a stake in
Saraprass Point, thence N 52 1-2 E
732 poles to a sweet gum. to the run
? f Matthews Parker Swam?. in SI.
Nelson line, thence down the van
otis courses of the said swamp to the
beginning, containing, by estima
tion. Mi acres, be the same more or
rv ?? tun-.c the j- t T ci v
WillamHoo office. Peek's .
Stare, extra visit.
Eiilm lb office.
Dies Co . extra nut, Tees, Dec. 1.
Plymouth office. Lnam Drag
Co, Thura, Dec. 10. Tbura, Dec. M.
At Tsrtnro Every Wed.-Set
WANTED
AT ONCE
Light Colored
SOYBEANS
Win Pay SI far Gaad Claaa Bans
MARTIN
FCX SERVICE
HiONE 119
Our Store Is as Near as Your Phone
CALL 53 ^
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
la Business for Yam Healtk
^ ^ 7
srtousk
MOULDS
$2.50
Cake
60c
Available ww and throughout Um Hob
day aaaaon, ?? an otterug wth tho co
> of ov dealen a beautif nl deco
ICE flUAM CAKE FOE 00c.
t yaapl! and will fbt
? caterer'* oak* at a
VELVET ICE CREAM
Gardner's Dairy Products
Clark's Drug Store
KNOW THE BLESSING OF
PLENTY
The harvest of a successful crop at Thanks
giving is one which provides plenty for those
who did the planting and the reaping. To suc
cessfully harvest your earnings after a lifetime
of work, get the habit of regular . . . generous
saving.
Branch Banking & Trust Co..
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OYSTERS
BEEF AND ALL KINDS OF MEAT FOR
We have standard or select Oysters
by the pint or quart. Packed and kept
on ice. Our prices are in line with com
petition.
We have a very large selection of
meats for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Come in and see what we have to offer.
City Market
18 months old
Yoa get t barrel of qualify
in ertry bonte?fof Old
Quaker is now mellower,
ye* costs you do more!
This mboktj a 18 m~mtk ? M
MSB OP?KlE?
mucn ninn u too mm m winw oa m
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
The Bank of
Roberson ville
ROBERSONVILLE. N. C.
NOVEMBER 19. 1936
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $190,502.52
U. S. Government short term bonds 100.000.00
N. C. and other stocks and bonds 81.1003)0
CASH and DUE FROM BANKS 607.340.19
Banking house and fixtures $28,670.60
Less reserve 8.920.60 19.7503)0
Other real estate (old bank bldg.) 3.000.00
Accrued interest 1,392.45
Tobacco overdrafts 599.46
TOTAL $1,003,684.62
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, common $ 42.000.00
Surplus fund???? ? 37,000.00
Undivided Profits, net 13.537.86
Unearned Interest 1.671.77
Reserve for taxes and interest 6361.11
DEPOSITS 902.913.88
TOTAL $1,003,684.62
SAFE ? SOUND ? CONSERVATIVE
OFFICERS
R. L. Smith, Pice Pres. D. R. Everett. Cashier
H. C. Norman. Vice President
B. L. Stokes. Asst. Cashier
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