Weddings
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Club M?tints
Entertainments
Personals
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Visits in Raleigh
Mr Herbert Whitley visitec
Raleigh n few days last week.
In Norfolk Last Week-end
Miss Julia Daniel visited in N
'folk last week-end.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr A. Fant. of Rocky Mount w;
a busine: s visitor here yesterfiay
Returns irom Roanoke. Va.
Mrs. Myrtle Bunting ha. ieturn<
to Hamu ion from K<>an'h.? V.
v.* here t*V"?be* '? ?? o ? ? m. > ? l.n) v?
tor lev -e. I.
Visits hi Hamilton
Miss ?' 'm ii' Per kin "I Rak U.'!.
visited h< ? parent.- m. Hamilton hot j
wirkmi'1:
W as Hen Last W eek-end
Diek I -tin. student at Oak Ridge!
Military Institute \ isited ins par? mm. 1
M) arid Mm \\ I Dunn hei? j.t i
week-one * ?
Visits Hi re Last Week end
MlSS 1 IH' B|H\ < M ? ? P1.Y1V
visited her< last w eek end
Was Here Saturday
Mr Irving iluil. Ki ' r
ited hen Saturday
In Richmond Sunday
Mrs. (J rover Ham ? d Mi:
Katherim Hard:>1 n acCon 1 pa fu ed
Mrs living Hull and daughnr p.;
Ann. to Richmond Sunday
In Farm File Sunday
Mr. and Mr>. John Manh y aiTTTT
son. Barry Lee; of f ail Ri\? 1, Mass
and Mr and Mrs Jam< Jnixs and.
daughter, Fay. of Richmond, visited
Mr and Mo .J L O'ljt.ur - Farm
Life Sunday
Visits Here Nuntl.it
M;>- N"ir- K? ? ! i'i.g! --u-.iti of
Robtrxinvilh vmd. 1 Mi ? 1 Mi
Tom R? >? he!? Sunday
W as Here Sundav
Mrs J' L I(,u : H t , . M-. n 1.
visited Ml a'.'l Mi J ? W P? .
here Sunday
In Woodard Sundav
Mesdanu 1) V < 1
R Spruill : 1:. i M /m" . I . :!. \
visitt d in W-> ?dui ?? - ? ? -1.?y
Visit Here Last W eek
Mr. and Mr- K ( < i. ? N. ..
Orleans, visiten .N't .u.<i Mi .J
VV. Pfic. 1. . ? m
Was Here Friday
Mi-.- (jo-pa l.i.? i ?' I..?
visited here }? nuay alt. n
Spends Week end lien
Mr Taylni Mai n, t? aeliei 4 in
Franklin County, vi d I. s patents.
Mr tiixl Mi.- Kill.- M.ii .1 . iM-'r, I.-iV-i
week end
Fnters I ( T (
Miss Anrurdbrm'is.? Tay . a , of Fv ei -
etts. ha- rut- led Iht m nmr cla.-. at |
K C. T C . (.1 eenville j
"'Leaves !??i Nashville. Tenn.
Mi Francis Peel left y eM?;i da;
for Nashvill' iYnn t?- resume 1 i
studies in ..n embalming se.he- I i
t.heie.
W as Business Visitor Here
Mr. J. L. Win tilt Id. ot Hobgo.'d.J
was a business visitor here Sa'n*
day
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Mamie K Ruberson r-t route
two, visited hei i Sat 111 da \
Birth Announcement
. Mi and Mrs J C White an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Sat
urday. September 30. 1930 in the
Brown Community hospital hen
Removed from Hospital
Friends of Mrs. Sam WooLford will
be glad to learn that she has recov
ered sufficiently to b< removed from
the local hospital to her bona on
William: St reel
Recovers From Infection
M* WoddroW TU'C -hi*?n ? ei? d
fmn. a fan infection and h i b?? ?
' ? u?o.v? d lftu. Btuw-u- OiiMdiuudy
Attend Football (fame
Messrs. Raymond lasioi. w .'a ?? i
Manning. Kdwrn Holding, Charles
Manning and John Hation Gurgan
us attended the Carolina Wake For
est lootba11 game Sati.iday
\ isit Here l.ast Week end
M i ;. Fi ahce and Marion. M< n
dcnhall. ol Wiiistoh-Suh'iri. visited
then brothel Mr f I. Mendenhall
? < re las t yi't < k end
Was Business Visitor lb-re
Mi J A Cassell, of rout< thre<
a a b i m< V! itoi bile tei
mmmmm... , ?
ta\ ? 1
\ isiting in I li/ahelh ( it>
Mrs. OUvei Gilbert is visiting in
Lh/abelh City for a few day
I ea\ es for I lira bet h ( ?t s
Mis Chains (jtidwin. Sr. lelt to
:.i> f?.'i Fd/.abeth City and Norfolk
to visit fia t,ds and relatives for a
few da>s
Arrives Here Toda>
Mi V> M Pot' at. (if Wak? For
amved today to visit her daugh
ter Mr WIh el? r Martin, and Mr
Martin, for a few days
Returns from Hertford
Mr- Ch.nl' Godwin. Jr. has re
' or;' u free it with relatives in
licit ford . j
Returns from Kaleigli
Mi A'n .i Godwin, having coin
I- ? ted .. eotiiM in a Raleigh business
?'ho. 't ? t m n d to he I lionrx
\ isits Here Sunday
M i Samriiy Grne and Robert
Blown of Washington, visited here
: u.day night
In Jainesville Sunday
\1 Dolou Long visited tit r fa
tin i Mr, J G Long in Jarm sville
Nuf.'l.lV ? \ ?
Was Here Last Week end
M Loui.o I'list- hall, of Fafin vilh
VI: itt d hi l? las! Week end
Visits Barents Here
Mi Ma? Anderson, of Farmville.
ded la i pau-nts, Mr and Mrs J
C Anderson, lu re last week end
Visit Here Sunday
Mi .uid Mrs Jasper Smith, of Sent
trrI- Ntt k. visited Mr and Mi Bil
My i , tiei. Sunday.
Return from Wedding Trip
I Mi and Mrs Geoige Harrison. Jr
4jav< returned from their wedding
trip to the World's Fair. New York
City
Is Visit inu, Relatives Here
Mrs Carrie B Morrison of \'ii
ginia Beach, is visiting relatives hen
b?l a few weeks
Visit ller** Last Week-end
Di and Mrs. W H Harrell; of;
Philadelphia. and Mr and Mrs Rod
wi 11. i.f Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs
M'S Moore here- last week-end
In Raleigh This Week
Mi W J Hodges is visiting Mr.
and Mr. W P Hodges in Raleigh]
this week
Attend loot hall Came
Mi m s hoi u W?avn and Bolton
C'owrri {>< r 1 la * v?. < ? 1 end m Wake
Fnl i .1- ut-ui-~Ulh Hf 1? rjWoke For
t X .r .III, . |f p.,n . Ml Cf-aJM I
iJjJi SalurrUiy ? i f te r ri? ioi i??-?.?,?
V isit i|| Durham Sunday __ _
Mi - MiMred Evei< tt and Mi Wil
li.no Hni.'l'p vi"it< d in 'Durham Sun-"
day
I eaves lor Kitlimontl
Mi: > Nell. Harrison left Sunday
fur Richmond, where -,|u is taking
tin Virginia Stat. Nurses ? x.tmina
jUt'li tins wet k
t liters Rusiiiess School
Mi.- Dorothy Perkins left Sun |
day foi Raleigh,-where sh? will ep
t'ef. a business school
V isits Here Last Week end
Mi Leona Lilley. 'of Roanoke
Rapids, visited her sister. Mrs. Jack,
Horner, and Mr" Horner, hen last
we? K - end Mr and Mrs. Horner ai
compamed her to Roanoke Rapids
on Sunday
Returns from Norfolk
Miss Evelyn Burroughs has r<
turned to her home Here after a vis
it with friends m Norfolk for two
Leave for New York City
Me. ms Femu r Wallace, Harry
Biggs Joi Godard, jr . and S R
Rothrock, of Roanoke Rapids, left
today for New York City to attend
tin world series.
Were Here Last Week-end
Mi and Mr; Don Drew and Miss
Gi.idy." Dixon, of Washington City,
visited Miss Ethel Mae James here
last week -end.
In Itohersonville Sunday
Mi. Magdalene Carson visited
relatives in Robeusonville Sundav
Returns from New Bern
Mi J W Watt> has returned from
New Bern when Da- attended the
funeral of her uncle. Mi Edward
Wads worth
I'liilatheas To Meet
An important meeting of the Bap
tist Philatbea class will be held with
Mis Frank Weaver on Martin
Heights Friday evening at 8 o'clock
All members are urgently? request
ed to atten'h
Return to Auburn, Ala.
Mi and Mrs U *F Cox and two
sons returned to them home m Au
hurn. Ala ., after visiting Mr and
Mrs B F Pel iy here last week.
In Raleigh Saturday
Mrs. John A Ward, Mrs J Sam
Getsinger, George Cunningham. Par
ker Peel. Conrad C?< tsingt r. Richard
Margoljs and James Willis Ward vis
it- d in Raleigh last Saturday
II ON OK RECENT BRIDE
On Thursday evening, Mrs Carrie
Biggs Morrison,.of Wjlliamston and
Virginia Beach, and.her daughter,
Mrs Charles Herriot. entertained
with a biidgi party and shower, hon
oring Mrs Clarence I' Whedhee, a
ten lit bridge, at the Herriot home
on Bast Academy Strict
Dahlia marigolds and zinnias in
the ?arlv fall shades wire used ef
fectively against the paneled walls
of tin living loom of the lovely new
home Flowers in the dining room
( an n d out the color motif of pink
TYnd'wiTite:, ^
Following several progressions of
j bridge, Mrs. 11 S Manning held high
M'oro and was given spiced hath salts
i Mrs C H. Mob ley received consola
ition. a box of bath powder.
Fruit punch was served during the
play and ice cream m wedding bell
and bride and groom molds, pink and
white Cakes and nuts in individual
baskets were Served before the bride
with the guests were invited into
the room where the gifts were dis
played
The hostesses presented the bride
wtih a silver combination vegetable
dish and she was the recipient of
I many other lov ely gifts.
The names of those present were:
j Mrs Whedhee, her mother. Mrs C
'it Mobley; Mrs. V J. Spivey. Mrs
Kibe11 Peel. Mrs R. L. Coburn, Mrs
.1 R Everett, Miss Trulah Ward
Page. Miss Mary Alice Dunning, Miss
Josephine Harrison. Mis. Jessup
Harrison, Mrs John W Manning,
Miss Mary Benson, Miss Ruth Man
ning. Miss Irene Tettcrlon. Mrs. G.
11 Harrison, Mrs. Jack Horner, Mrs.
Ralph Barker. Mrs D R Davis, Mrs.
Tom Rose. Mrs I. H Gurganus, Mrs.
H S Manning. Mrs Gaylord Harri
son, Mrs C B Clark. Mrs. N. C.
tlTTi'tr. Mrs 1lank Margolis, Mrs
Henry Harrison and Mrs. Hubert
I Coburn
? 1
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE C I.I B
Jamesville, Oct. 2 Miss Rachel
Carson was hostess to her bridge club
on Friday evening at her home on
St Andrews Street After the game
the following were presented prizes:
Miss Rachel Godwin, high score; Miss
Mclba Martin, second high score,
Miss Elizabeth Greenlee, floating
prize:
Throughout the evening the hos
tess served punch, and at eleven
o'clock, she was assisted in serving
a sweet course by Mrs. O. G. Carson,
Miss Mary Louise Carson, Mrs. Har
iv Thompson and Mrs Thomas
Blount.
Those playing were: Mrs. Herbert
Sexton, Mrs Clarence Sexton, Mrs.
Andrew Holliday, Mrs. J. T. Uzzle.
Mrs Haywood Hyman. Miss Rose
mary Peterson, Miss Dolores James,
Miss Rachel Godwin, Miss Elizabeth
Greenlee. Miss Lump ^clnnu, Mm
Upal Brown #nd Miu Melba Mar
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Highlight* Of Auto
Fatalities During
"Month Of August
Motor vehicle traffic fatalities
w<fr( two lent in August. 1939. than
' : August. 1938 During August.
1938. 84 were killed compared with
82 for August. 1939.
From January 1. 1939. to Septem
ber 1. 538 persons were killed in mo
tor.vehicle traffic accidents compar
ed with 537 to September 1, 1938.
Twenty pedestrians were killed
during August. 1939. compared with
38 for August. 1938 This represents
a reduction of 48 per cent in all pe
d< strian fatalities ?
Adult pedestnau fatalities drop-..
p?d ft om 28 during August, 1938. to
I t during August. 1939 This repie
? hi: a 50 tier cent reduction in pe
destrian fatalities in tin- adult age
giuup
Pedestrian fatalities in the age
group under 15 years old was 4 less
foe. August 1939. than for August.
1938 Ten were killed during August.
1938. and mx during August. 1939
Non collision fatalities increased 5
in August. 19^9 The total number
of fatalities from this type of acci
dent being 18 in August 1938 and 23
in August, 1939
Auto collision with horse drawn
vehicles accounted loi 3 fatalities
during August. 1939, while during
August. 1938, no-one way killed from
this type accident
Auto Collision with lixed object
claimed 10 lives during August. 1939
winch -is the largest number- -frcmi
this cause for any month during 1939j
and 7 greater than for August, 1938. ?
In August. 1939. a total of 6 per-;
ons were killed in cities and towns, I
4 pedestrians and 2 in other types of I
motor vchiMe accidents During Au-I
gu.-t 1938, f2 pedestrians were killed
and 14 were killed in other types of
motor vehich .wcidents m cities and
towns
The number killed in cities and
towns during August, 1939, was the
smallest ?-f any rriontl inec January
1. 1939
Cities and towns* in< hide- all m
corpora ted towris of more than 1.000
p< '|)U lotion
latest tihlilimis In The
Hnterprise Mailing List
Ari?<?1114 thos? ib.>< rib. r vyho wei'e
recently added to the1 Enterprise!
mailing list an- the following:
W L Pollard RobiTSonvilie; J.
W Watts. Ji . Gainesville. Ga.: Mary
H. Boy kin, Greenville, Lendora
Gibson* WiUiamston. .1 Kason Lilley,
Williamstoti: F N ll.01. il Oak City;
Charles Leonard* Williarnston. Buek
HoIm rson. Williarnston Anna L Tay
lor. Greenville; and L G Warren, of
Knlk isonvilh . ? :
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mi and Mrs Samuel H Mobley,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Evelyn, to Mi William
Lewis Howell Tin wedding will
take place Saturday morning, Octo
ber 7. 11)39. at 8 o'clock in the Bap
tist church. No invitations are being
issued._
Was line East Week end
Mrs B. F Cox, of Washington, I).
C , Visited Mr and Mi s B F Perry
here last week end.
Bet urns from Greenville, S. ('.
Miss Lucille Rogerson has return
ed to the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Wheeler Hogerson, after
a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Rogerson in Greenville, S.
C , and Mr. and Mrs E. S Rogerson,
in Rockingham, N C
Legion Auxiliary To Meet
Mcsdames W. R. Taylor, E-1 i Ever
ett and J L. Edmondson will be hos
tesses to the American Legion Aux
iliary on Saturday afternoon at
three-thirty o'clock in the Legion
Hut.
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