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Society and Personals
Or WILUAM8TON and MAKTLN COUNTY
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Return* to Greenville
Mrs. Henry Barrow has returned
to her home in Greenville after a
visit here with Mrs James Bowen
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In Ayden Wednesday
Mesdames Noah Hardison and
William Gurganus Misses lsolene
Gardner and Ann Hardison visited
Mr and Mrs E N Lockhart in Av
den Wednesday
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V noting Relatives Herr
Mrs Carrie Biggs Morrison of
Virginia Beach, is visiting relatives
here
Transferred To Windsor
Friends <.>! Mr and Mrs. V H.
Gay lord Jr.. forme rT> ?f WtttiBlfEF
ton. will b* interested ! iearn that
they havt bee! transferred from
Whiter! lie to Windsor, where Mr
Gaylord is connected w:th the health
department
Visits in Columbia. S. (
Mr James Bailey Pe? w as a bus
iness visitor in Columbia. S C this
week
With law a I Beauty Shop
Miss Louise Kelly, of Apex. is> now
connected with the Moderi Beauty
Shoppe here and is' at home with
Mr imd Mrs. Oerhmd Guitumi?iii_
their new home on South Haughton
Street
Visiting at Virginia Beach
Miss Carolyn Lindsley is visitnig
at Virginia Beach ths week
Visits Here Tuesday
Mis.^ Dot Stanton, of Goldsborp,;
formerly connected with the health I
department here, visited friends here
Tuesday night
Was Here Yesterday
MisiTSally Kobersoh i-f Williams
Township, visited here yesterday.
Visiting in Washington
Mrs B B Kogerson and son, i
Bruce Powell, are visiting m Wash
ington for a few days
Attends Ball Game Here
Miss Hattie Lou Roberson. of
Robersonville, attended the baseball
game here Wednesday night
Is Visiting Here
Miss Carrie Ruth Shelton. of Cone
toe. is visiting bin sister, Mrs. Hoke
Koberson, and Mr Hotter son trpre
Move to Haughton Street
Mr. and Mrs W H W1 ibae 1. Jr.
"Tfave moved into tin- apartment va
cated this week by Mr. and Mrs. Gar
land Coltrain in the borne of Mrs.
Sadie Peel, mi Haughton Street
Were Here Yesterday
Mr. Don B. Harrison, senior and
juniorrMiss DrttirMaitha Harrison.
and Mr Bunting, of Palmyra, visit
ed here yesterday afternoon
Recovering from Operation
Mrs Slade While is recovering
from a major operation performed
ii! a Washington hospital last w<Vk
Wtt Business Visitor Here
Mr. Eddie King of Kinston. was
a business visitor here yesterday
Is Out of Hospital
Mr John W. Green is out after un
dergoing treatment in the Brown
Community hospital here this week.
Was Here This Week
Miss Fannie Bell Mob ley, of Oak
City, visited here this week
Leaves Washington Hospital
Mr Garner House has been re
moved from a Washington hospital,
where he underwent an operation
for ;ippendiritis last week, to the
id htf parents in Roberaoo
ill.
Visits Here Y esterda>
Miss Dorothy Allgood. of Washing
ton. visited friends here yesterday.
In Greenville Wednesday
Miss Dolores Long and Mr Breezy
Beaird visited in Greenville Wed
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Attends Game Here
Mi Calvin Smith, of Roberson
ille. attended the ba set mil game
.ore Wednesday night
Leave for Williamsburg
Mi sdames Rome Biggs. J. H. Saun
ders. B A^ Critcher and Joe Godard
leave Monday for Williamsburg and
Virginia Beach for a week's visit.
Visiting in Pendleton
Mrs. Garland Barnhiil is'visiting
in Pendleton for a few days.
Attend Funeral Service*
Mrs J. A Crofton, Mrs. Roy Bail
s'' and Mlfis Maty Bo ret a n Croftun
were among those who attended the
funeral services for Mrs. W. H. Ad-:
kiris in Robersonville Tuesday after
noon.
In Plymouth Wednesday
Mi Will Watts visited in Plym
>uth Wednesday
Visits at Pamlico
Jim Rhodes. Jr., visited at Pamli
co Wednesday.
I-edge To Meet Tuesday
There will be a meeting of the
Skewarkey lodge Tuesday night in
the lodge hall..
j Leaves for New York C ity
Miss Mary Stokes Robinson leaves
tomorrow for a two weeks' vaca
t ion m New York City
Visits Here Yesterday
M I's .1 C Krarhnrniigh. ol Wind
>i. visited here yesterday
At Bay view Wednesday
?IVU^
Bower.s and infant daughter at Bav
view Wednesday
Continues Quite III
James Raleigh Manning, of Jutue
ville. who is receiving treatment
Duki ho. pltul. CQllt inue.s quite ill
Entertain For Miss Dailey
Miss Frances Dailey, of Wilson,
bride-elect and house guest of Mrs
W H Coburn here, was delightful
ly entertained at a bridge luncheon
Wednesday morning with Mesdames
G. H. Harrison and W H Co burn as
host (??so at the home of Mrs Harri
son on Main Street.
.Seven tables were arranged for
i bridge amid a setting of lovely sum
| mer flowers A two-course luncheon
j and dessert with iced tea was aerv
; < d after several progressions
Mesdames Abner Brown and Asa
i Crawford, recent brides, were re
| membered with linen luncheon
> cloths and Miss Dailey was given
silver in her chosen pattern.
An attractive vase, high score
I prize, was awarded to Mrs. A. J
Osteon and a bon-bon dish, second
high, to Mr- Asa Crawford
Guests of Mesdames Harrison and
Coburn were Miss Dailey, the hon
ored. Misses Josephine Harrison and
Estelle Crawford, Mesdames V. J.
Spivey, G. G Woolard, J. D. Wool
| ard. N C Green, Asa Crawford. Ab
wer Brown Vernnn ttunting
ert Coburn. Francis Barnes. Paul
Simpson. Garland Barnhill, C. B.
Clark. Jr. Curtis Leggett, Ernest
Etheridge. W. G. Peele, C. II. God
win. Jr., David Hix, H T Taylor,
J W Watts, A J. Osteen, T B. Bran
do it, E. T. Walker. Charlie Leonard,
G H. Harrison, Jr.. and Dick Wood
ward, of Ashland, Va.
Mrs. Clayton Entertains
Mrs. D. V. Clayton was a charm
ing hostess at her cottage at Pamli
co yesterday at a luncheon for mem
bers of her bridge club
Guests went swimming in the
morning after which a three-course
luncheon was served. Soft drinks
were served during the several pro
greflgiohfc
Mrs. Julian llarrell received?the
high score award and Mrs. K. D.
Worrell, the second high prize.
Guests of Mrs. Clayton were Mes
dames K. D. Worrell. Arthur Berto
lett. Hoy McClees. George White
hurst, Marion Cobb. Eddie Trahey,
H B. Hargett and Julian liarrell.
Are Business Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, of
Charlotte, are business visitors here
this week.
Returns from Petersburg
Miss Essie Peel has returned to
her home here with Mr. and Mrs.
Grov^r Hardison after a visit with
relatives in Petersburg
Leave for Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Rofaerson leave
Sunday for a week's visit with rela
tives in Philadelphia.
Is in Local Hospital
Mrs. Dewey Hay man is receiving
i treatment in Brown Community
hospital.
Visit at Pamlico Beach
Mr. und Mrs Marvin Britton and
! Mr. und Mrs J. C Ia?ggett visited
| at Pamlico Beach yesterday after
i noon.
Johnson onil Johnson
so\i\ baba on.. taix:
A clour Powder Puffs _3 for 10c
\>ul Ail lucid Powder ? Heartburn,
Belching. Sour Stonia<4i, Dyspepsia
25c and 50c
All 3 Tor 34c
LANTEEN' PRODI CTS for Feminine
Hygiene Ask for Booklet
Ammen* Pri<kl\ lieat Powiler 23c
Fly Oed Insect Powder, <? oy.. 10c
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
Let 1 s 1 ill ) our Neil I'risiri fit ions I'HONKS 52 and 53
VOl R PRIX RIPIION I'll.1.1.0 FYACTLY AS YOUR DOCTOR PRESCRIBES,
VHTH THE BKST AMI I'l REST ORliGS OBTAINABLE.
"...THAT'S WHERE WE'LL GO!"
You add to your own enjoyment and protect your
right to drink GOOD beer when you chooee to
drink it only in thoee retail eatabliahments that are
clean, inviting and LAW-ABIDING.
Investigation ha* proved that the great majority of
North Carolina * retail beer outlet* are decent, re
sectable place* of legitimate business. However,
their are bound to be a certain email number in
the group who are "black sheep" in that they per
mit anti-aocial practice* in their place* of buainee*
SI Indulge in them thnimlvea.
Desiring to eliminate the objectionable place*, the
Brewer* and North Carolina Beer Distributor* Com
mittee ha* cooperated fully with law enforcement
official* and to date 90 of them heve lo?t their
license* and several ecore other* have been denied
new licenses because they refused to "clean up"
during the past year.
? So . . . when you *ay: "That's where we'll go I", be
sure it i* the RIGHT kind of retail beer outlet.
Brewers and North Carolina Beer Distributors Committee
?" EDGAR H. BAIN, lu? Dtwrtw
813-817 CmmmB BuiLdm* iUU%k, N. C
Return* from Washington City
Mr Dan Bow.en has returned from
a visit with his mother in Washing
ton City
Attend Geae Austin Show
Mr and Mrs Charles Leonard,
Mums Mamie Clyde Taylor. Mary
CJarstarphen. Katherine Hardiaon j
and TruLah Ward Page Mrs Charles
Rogers. Ben Courtney. Russell Roe
buck and Dick Slade attended the j
Gene Austin show in Washington
Tuesday night
In Robersonville Yesterday
Mrs. Phillip Keel visited in Rob
ersonville yesterday.
Visit in Plymouth
Mesdames Roy Bailey and Her
man Bowen visited in Plymouth this
week.
In Oriental This Week
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Griffin are
visiting in Oriental and Myrtle
Beach this week
Visiting in Bear Grass
Miss Jean Vinson, student at the
University of Texas, is visiting her
brother, Rev. Jack Vinson, in Bear
Grass.
Attend the Lost Colony
Misses Elizabeth and Velma Bail
ey. of Bear Grass and Miss Jean
Vinson, of Texas, and Rev Jack
Vinson attended the "Lost Colony"
Wirlnasdoy. ~
Visits in Washington
Mrs. A. Hassell visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. Raymond McKenzie. 111
Washington Wednesday. Mis. Mc
Kenzie is getting along nicely in the
hospital there where she is receiv
ing treatment. ; . '?
Enjoy Picnic Supper
The Piney Grove Baptist Sunday
School enjoyed a picnic supper at
Albemarle Beach last Wednesday af
ternoon. Approximately 135 of the
members attended_
Are Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. W J Hunter and
family, of Greensboro, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Godard, here for
a few days. .
Entertain Far Couatn
Rod and David Nash entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of
their pareato. Mr and Mr* B W
Nash, on SnaUhwick Street, honor
ing their cousin. Barbara Hood, of
Goldsboro. who is visiting them.
Mrs J. D Mason assisted Mrs.
Nash in serving end entertaining.
Werners were roasted by the guests
and lemonade was served
Those attending were Betty Sue
Clark, Martha McKenzie, Hugh and
Betsy Horton, Eunice Britton. Polly
Manning. Mary Neal, Kenneth, Hugh
and Pritchard Lindsley. Julian Ma
son. Krankle Wynne, Margaret Ward,
William Starnes, Gilbert and John
nie Woo lard, Barbara and Bobby
Enright. Patricia Taylor and War
ren Goff.
Move into New Home
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Griffin and
little daughter moved into their new
home on Park Street this week. Mr
and Mrs Phillip Keel are at home
with them.
Majority Of Farmt Will
Cooperate in Project
Seventy of the 72 farms in the
area will cooperate in the Mine
Creek Watershed project, which is
now well underway, reports F. L.
Woodard, farm agent of the State
College Extension Service.
A special Pitt County farmer com
mittee has been appointed to make a !
careful study of practices and meth
ods that farmers might use to pro- j
duce cotton more economically.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to sincerely thank those!
who have given so generously the
tilings most needed by us, due to the .
loss of our home by fire.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris.
TftOSISrS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
<By Substituted Trustee i
Pursuant to the power and author-1
lty contained in a certain deed of
trust dated the 16th day of Novem
ber, 1934, executed by Roy Ormond
and wife, Helen X>rrnnnd,-_lo,
nodi*. Trustee, v. men auua or ircwi
u duly registered in the atfae of
the Begistor of Deads of Ifcrhn
County North Carolina. in Buok
N 3 pug* 445. securing a certain
note payable to Home Owners' Loan
Corporation, default having been
made for a period of more than
ninety (84) days in the payment of
said note as provided thereto and
in the performance of certain cove
nants set out in said deed of trust
and demand of foreclosure having
been made by the holder of said in
debtedness, the undersigned trustee,
having been substituted as Trustee,
for C S. Noble, said substitution be
ing duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Martin
County. North Carolina, in Book Y-3,
page 314. will offer for sale at pub
lice auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse door in Mar
tin County. Williamston, North Car
olina. at 12 o'clock noon on 10th day
of August. 1940. the following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
All that certain lot. tract or par
cel of land situate, lying and being
in the Town of Williamston. Wil
liamston Township. County of Mar
tin. State of North Carolina, and
more particularly described and de
fined as follows
Adjoining the lands of Herbert
H. Cowan. Kate B. York, John Res
pass and Sycamore Street, in Wil
liamston, N. C.
Beginning at a stake on Sycamore
Street: thence along the line of Mrs.
Kate B York South 80 deg. 30 min
West 210 feet to the line of Herbert
H. Cowen; thence along the line of
Herbert H Cowen North 29 deg. 10
min. West 49 feet to the line of John
Respass: thence along the line of
John K'-spass North 60 deg 30 min.
Kast 210 feet to said Sycamore Street;
thence aking Sycamore Street South
29 deg. 10 min. East 49 feet to the
line of Kate B. York, the beginning,
and being the same lands conveyed
lo Roy Ormond by deed from J. D.
Slade and wife. Berissia Slade, dated
March 1, 1929, and recorded in the
public registry of Martin County in
Book A-3 at page 178, and which was
filed fur record on April 9. 1929, and
being the same premises described
on a certain map or plat of said
premises made by D G. Modlin,
Surveyor, on July 6, 1934. and which
is now on file with the Home Own
ers' Loan Corporation.
This property will be sold subject
to 1940 taxes.
^^jhejjurchasei^jt^hi^sale^wil^b^
10 _
par cast at the purchase prior to
how gued faith
Thw the 5th day of July. 1MI
T. C ABZRNATHY.
Substituted Trustee
I ugh G Horton. AWy jfMt
NOTICE OF SALE
forth Carolina. Martin County
Under aad by virtue at the pow
r of sale contained in a certain deed
if trust executed to the underuan
d trustee by N. R. Daniel and wife,
Clixabeth Daniei. on the iid day of
tpril, 1927. and of record in the pub
ic registry of Martin County in
look K-3. page 350, said deed of
rust having been given for the
iurpose of securing a certain note
>f even date and tenor therewith,
lefault having been made in the
>ayment of said note, and the stipa
ations contained in nid deed of
rust not having been complied with
ind at the request of the owner of
aid note, the undersigned trustee
k ill, on Saturday, 3rd day of August.
1940. at 12 o'clock noon, at the
Courthouse door in the town at WH
iamston. otter tor sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following
lescribed real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in Martin Coun
ly. Griffins Township, State of North
Carolina Bounded on the North by
rtattie Ellis, on the East by Phillips
Lumber Company, on the South by
:he lands of W. D. Daniel, on the
West by Sarah Frances Roberson
tears, containing 125 acres more or
less, and being the land whereon
William Harmon Daniel and wife
lived and died and being known as
their liumeplace.
This 2nd day of July, 1940
E S PEEL.
Trustee
Peel tk Manning, Attys J5-4t
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
OF GAITHER LOCKE.
Application will be made to the
Governor at North Carolina for the
parole of Gaither Locke, convicted
at the July 8, 1940, Term of the Re
corder's Court of Martin County for
engaging in the manufacture of il
legal and intoxicating liquor and
sentenced to work the roads of the
State for a term of twelve months.
All persons who oppose the grant
ing of the said parole are invited to
forward their protest to the Gover
nor without delay.
This the 18th day of July, 1940.
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