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Visiting in Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Rhodes, of
Wilson, are visiting the latter's par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Long, in
Hamilton.
Were Here Yesterday
Mr. Ralph Edwards, of Morgan
ton, and Mr. Henry Conyers, of Chi
cago, were the guests of Mr and
Mrs. Wilton Knox here Wednesday
Is Confined to Her H
Mrs. J. C. Anderson is confined
to her home with an attack of ii
fluenza.
Visit in Henderson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jessup Harrison and
Mrs. William Everett visited Mr and
Mrs. R. G. Harrison in Henderson
Sunday afternoon.
Is Visiting in Concord
Miss Dolores Long is spending a
few days in Concord with friends.
Returns to Duke University
Mr. John Pope returned to Duke
University yesterday after a visit
to his father here.
Shops Here Yesterday
Mrs. Roy Taylor, of Poplar Point
shopped here yesterday.
?n Winriwr Tn+mA?y
Miss Molly White Ray spent Tues
<fey night in Windsor with Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Moore.
Visit in Washington
Miss Pat Mizelle and Mr. John
Peel visited Mrs. John Peel in a
Washington hospital Wednesday af
ternoon.
CLARK'S FLU-LAX
FLU-LAX ? Reduces the Fever.
FLU-LAX ? Opens the stuffy head.
FLU-LAX ? Relieves the tightness in the chest.
FLU-LAX ? Acts gently and mildly on the bowels.
A PALATABLE LIQUID PREPARATION FOR YOUNG OR OLD
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
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ENTERS SERVICE
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j - Wheeler Martin, jr., left this
morning for Fort Bragg where
he wttt enter the r. S. Army
Air Service. Young Martin, the
first youth to enter the service
from here, will be stationed at
Randolph Field. Texas, after
March 1.
Visits Friends Here Wednesday
Miss Gladys Curtiss, of Roberson
ville, visited friends here Wednes
day night.
Were in Windsor Wednesday
Mrs. Eloise Bennett and Miss Ru
by Barnhill visited friends in Wind
sor Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. C L. Nelson, of Has
sell, were visitors here yesterday af
ternoon.
Shop Here Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. Ben Riddiek, of Ev
eretts, were shoppers here^Wednes
day.
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mrs. Herman Bowen and Mr.
Ashley Wynn visited their mother
in a Rocky Mount hospital Wednes
day.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Oscar Behre, of Raleigh, was
a business viitor here yeterday.
In Jamesville Tuesday
Misses Ruth Ward. Mary Gwen
Osborne, Mary Cl^arles Godwin and
Mary Louis Manning visited friends
in Jamesville Tuesday afternoon
Visit in Washington ?'
Mesdamcs John Henry Edwards,
Harry Meador, Coy Roberson and
Julian Harrell and Master Ja<#i Ed
wards visited in Washington Tues
day afternoon.
In Greensboro This Week
Miss Marjorie Lindsley is the
guest of friends in Greensboro this
week
Visit in Norfolk Wednesday
Messrs. Roger Critcher, Dillon
Cobb, Shelbon Hall and Ben Hop
kins visited in Norfolk Wednesday
Is Receiving Treatment
Mrs. M J Norton is receiving
treatment in Watts Hospital, Dur
ham.
Visiting in Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Hodges are in
Raleigh today visiting their son. Mr
William P. Hodges, and family.
Returns from Boone
Miss Bernice Ward returned this
week fimil Buune when? she recent
ly completed a short course in rec
reational training.
Were Visitors Here Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Daniel, of
Farm Life, were visitors here Wed
nesday afternoon. *
Are Visiting Here
Misses Mary Earle Wiggins and
Mary Lee Williams, of Tarboro, are
here visiting Mr. and Mrs M D
Wilson for a few days.
Returns from Edenton
Miss Sophia Little returned this
week from a visit In Edenton.
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Attend Hankers Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Clayton, Mr
and Mrs.. Dean Speight and Messrs
J D. Woolard, Clyde Griffin, Wil
liam Haislip, Bill Manning, H. A
Bowen, N. C. Green and C. A. Har
rison were among those from here
attending the annual meeting of
Group 1 of the North Carolina
Bankers' association in Bay View
last Wednesday night.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. J. A. Lilley, of Griffins Town
a b,ic.n?qc wicil, ,r hen*
yesterday.
Shop Here Yesterday
Miss Martha Cotmcil an& Mrs. G
A. Oglsby, of Hamilton, shopped
here yesterday afternoon.
Is Confined to His Home
Mr George C. .Tonkins is confin
ed to his home with pneumonia.
Will Visit in Wake Forest
Misses Natalie Gould and Bolton
Cowen will spend the week-end in
Wake Forest with friends
Attend Business Meeting
Messrs Cotton Davis, C. B. Leg
gett and Ben Hardison attended a
business meeting in Wilson Wednes
day evening.
In Raleigh Today
Mr R. L. Smith is in Raleigh to
day attending an electrical meeting
In Suffolk Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Simpson
were in Suffolk yesterday attending
the funeral of Mrs. Simpson's aunt.
Was Here Yesterday
Mr. Eddie King, of Kinston. was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Return Today
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A Leonard, jr.
are expeeted here this afternoon
froiii their wedding trip 111 Florida, i
Visits in Windsor Last Night
Mrs. Joseph A Eason visited
friends in Windsor last night
Spending Week-end Here
Mrs. Henrietta Williamson and
son, Milton, of Farmville, are spend
ing the week-end here with Mr
and Mrs. J. C Manning
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Bart Streb, of Kaleigh, was a
business visitor here this week
Was in Raleigh Yesterday
Mr. W. G. Heel was in Raleigh
yesterday attending to business ;
Visit Here Yesterday
Rev. W. B. Han iiiglon and Messrs
George E. Roberson and James Har
rington, of Farm Life, were business
visitors here yesterday.
Are in Raleigh Today
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler * Martin are
in Raleigh today.
Dr. Rhodes III
Dr. James S Rhodes is ill at his
home here
Announce liirth
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Grimes, jr.. an
bounce the birth of a daughter,
Eunice Glay, at their home near
here on Friday, February 17th.
Attending Meeting
Messrs. B. S. Courtney, K. D
Worrell, J D. Thrower and Ben
Courtney are in Raleigh today at
tending a state meeting of General
Electric refrigerator dealers and
In Murfreeshoro on Business
Messrs D. L Dayman and Eddie
Woolard were business visitors in
Murfreeshoro Wedriesday
In Raleigh Wednesday
Mr. Sam Woolfoid was in Hal
eigh Wednesday attending to busi
ness.
To Return fro mFlorida
Mesdames C A Harrison, N C
Green, G II. Harrison and Mrs
Mary Alice Dunning are expected
home this week-end from a visit in
Florida.
Here from Farm Lire
Mr. Claudius Roberson, of Farm
Life, was a business visitor here
this week.
Here from Robersonville
Mrs. Clinton House and Miss Alice
Keel, of Robersonville, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs John Rod
gerson here yesterday
In Norfolk Today
Mrs. Bill Myers is vi&iting in
Norfolk today
III at Home
Floyd BufTlap, Enterprise em
ployee, is ill with influenza at his
home or^ Williams Street
Here from Washington
Mrs. D. G. Gaskins and daughter,
Little Miss April Gaskins. and Mis*
Lucille Woolard, of Washington,
visited friends here yesterday.
More Names Added To
Enterprise Mailing List
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Latest additions to the Enterprise
reading list follow
W S. Peel, Williamston; N. D
Gurganus, Williamston, Ann Get
singer, Raleigh; Nancy Highsmith,
Robersonville; A. F Lilley, Wil
liamston; L. M Brown, Jamesville,
G. W. Harris, Williamston; W. O. |
Peel, Williamston; Mrs W B Wea
ver, Robersonville; M R Chesson,
Williamston; M. D. Taylor, William
ston; A. B. Ayers, Williamston, Chas.
Wry, Seattle, Wash.
SPONSORS FOR STATE COLLEGE DANCES
KATHARINE
[GU5C0CK
CAROIYN
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NfU GRAINGER
Pledges to State College's social
fraternities will be honored by the
Inter fraternity Council this week
end with an attractive set of dances
that will highlight the college's win
ter social program La's Brown and
his famous orchestra from New
York City will play for the series,
which includes formal dances Fri
day and Saturday evenings and an
informal tea dance from four to six
o'clock Saturday afternoon. aTT in
tbe elaborate ly-decor a ted Frank <
Thompson Gymnasium
Sponsors for the dance set arc !
pictured above With their pledge
nates, they are Miss Carolyn Pierce
of Raleigh, with Bradford ftlfcker
staff, of Columbus, Ga , Sigma Nu,
Miss Nell Grainger, of Raleigh, with 1
K Li Hege. of Winston-Salem, A1
pha Kappa Pi; Miss Evelyn LiUey.
>f Willinmston, with Ralph Shinier,
>f Wilmington, Alpha Gamma Rho;
Miss Katharine Glascock, of Raleigh
with Ernest Clark, of Danville, Va.,
Kappa Sigma, and Miss Irene God
shall. of Philadelphia, vvitfi Carl
Sickerott, of Slier City, Lambda
Chi Alpha
Interesting Items Of
Dardens Community
There will be prayer meeting ev
ery first and third Sunday nights at"!
tlu* Disciple church Last Sunday
night Mr. Taylor presided over the
meeting It was the first meeting i
and we had a very large attend
ance.
Mr. Taylor, who recently moved
to Wiltiamston, plans to take an ae
tive part in helping the Dardens
community in building up the
church.
There has been a piano purchas
ed for the Disciple church. We also
TUiVe new stove pipe and . plan Lq
have all window panes replaced t?\
next Wednesday.
The Disciple church Wishes to buy
a communion set. All donations
turned in to Misses lima ferry or
Mae Swmson will be appreciated
The donations so far have been ver>
small.
-Mrs. J. F. Jordan and Miss Sadie
Kagan were in Plymouth Wediyes
day.
There are several cases of flu in
the community
It el urns from Hospital
Mrs Ashley Wynne, who has heeu.
in a Kocky Mount hospital for treat ?
rnent during the past few days, re
turned to tier home in Ever ells Hr
Visiting in llath
Mrs. Fenner Wallaci is visiting
her mother m Hath this week
Here from Washington
Mr William Parvin, of Washing
ton, was a business visitor hen- yes
terday.
Housekeeping Studies
Keeps Local Girl Busy
Four seniors in the home econom
ies department of Meredith College
Alia Critcher, of Wilhamston,
Virginia?Vaughan of Washington*
Louise Biggs of Lumberton, and Fd
iiu Martin of Mt. Olive- know what
it is to be both housekeeper and
student For_the past three weeks
they have been -residing in the
Mere-Kllen Love apartment in Vann
Hall, running the five room modern
apartment on a budget basis while
.continuing regular class work Four
week's residence in the house is re
quired of all seniors before gradua
tion. providing practical training in
home management.
Wt)itc resitting in the apartment
tlie students alternate weekly in
Hie positions of rook, associate cook,
housekeeper, and hostess During
the week a student serves as lios
less, slie entertains at a dinner or
other hum of party with additional
guesis invited Alternating in their
duties, Alta Critcher as hostess gave
a Valentine dinner the second week
Her guests were Misses Anna May
Hakei and Frances Bailey of the
faculty, and Mildred Ann Critcher,
of Lexington, president of the stu
dent government association
Dance
Under the auspices of the Junior
s?trt 44-te - 4ocit4~ 4rtg4r school, a
gym.--JHui proceeds will go toward
the annual Junior-Senior banquet.
( on tin lies III at Home
Urufessor 1). N llix continues ill
with iriflueri/a at his'home on Grace
Street
Helpful Hints For
Filing Income Tax
Returns are required of every in
dividual who is single or who ia
married but not living with husband
or wife who for the year had a
gross income of $5,000 or more or a
net income of $1,000 or more, and
of every individual who is married
and living with husband or wif?, if
no joint return is made and if (1)
such individual has a net income of
$2,500 or more or j gnis.-. income Of
$5,000 or more and the other spouse
has no gross income or (2) such in
dividual and his spouse each has a
gross income, regardless of the
amount of net income, and the ag
gregate net income of the two is
$2,500 or more, or (3) such individ
ual and his spouse each has a gross
income and the aggregate gross in
come is $5,000 or more. Widowers,
widows, divorcees, and married per
sons separated by mutual consent
are classed as single persons. The
personal exemptions are $1,000 for
single persons and $2,500 for mar
noil poisons living together and for
heads of families.
] Husoanu and wire living togeth
er at the close of the taxable year
may file a single join return (even
though one has no gross income) or
make separate returns on the in
come of each. If separate returns are
filed, one may not report income
which belongs to the other, but
must report only the income which
actually belongs to him.
If a joint return is filed, such re
turn is treated as a taxable unit, and
I the income disclosed is subject to
both the normal tax and the surtax.
The liability with'respect to the tax
; on a joint return i.s-j"int and sever
al No joint return may be made
if either husband or w ife is a non
resident alien
If a jdint return is not made by an
agent of the taxpayers it must be
signed by both husband and wife
jj?nH nwnfn to h"forM V pr. < ?f f?
j cor by the spuuse-preparing--the re
turn, or if neither or both prepare
the return, then by both spouses.
Where separate returns are filed
by husband and wife, the joint per
sonal exemption of $2,500 may be
; taken by either or divided between
j them in any proportion as agreed
; upon.
In filing a joint return husband
and wife compute the earned in
l come credit in the same manner as
in filing separate returns. If tax
payer's net income is not more than
$3,000, the entire net income is con
sidered to be earned net income.
' year whether to file a joint return
or separate returns. When-, howev
,|er, joint or separate returns have
been filed for a particular year, nei
ther husband nor wife may after
1 the due date of the return file an
amended return or returns on a
different basis for that year.
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4 Dead, Scores Hurt As
Tornado Sweeps Broad
Path
Scores in Need After Storm
Destroys Many Houses in
Green's Cross Section
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Windsor, Feb. 21.?A tornado swept?
through the Green's Cross section of
Bertie County early tonight, demol
ishing an undetermined number of
houses, tore down trees and com
munication lines, and left scores of
persons in need of assistance.
Four persons were left dead in the
wake of the storm, and more than
a score of persons were brought to
the Windsor hospital for treatment.
Many homeless persons were given
refuge by Windsor residents. A
heavy rain which followed the tor
nado added to the difficulties of the
afflicted.
The above excerpt, clipped from a morning paper,
give* the bare facts of the catastrophe thai happened to
that section, just 14 miles from this city. The same thing
can happen here, and it is foolish not to have this pro
tection. Are you insured to cover damages of this na
ture? If not, we advise you to let us quote you today
rates on insurance of this type. Rates are very low.
HARRISON AND
CARSTARPHEN
AVOID TAX
PENALTY
Fenalty to Increase
March First
Beginning March 2
An Additional One Per Cent Penalty Will Be
Added to All Tax Accounts Due
the County.
Pay Your Taxes Now arid
Save the Penalty
the town of
WILLIAMSTON
I TAUGHT MY HUSBAND SOMETHING...
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WC HAVEN'T MADE
ANY MONEY ON
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THIS YEAR !
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why have anything but the best? Try S-D
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