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Society and Personals
OF WILLIAM 8TON and M ARTIN COI'NTY
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III Portsmouth sun dm
Mr and Mrs Jack Fitzgerald vis
ited Dr. and Mrs J L Spencer in
Portsmouth Sunday
Spends Week-end Here
Stuart Critcher. State Collcgi
student, was home from Raleigh last
week-end
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to James Benjamin Holli
day and Ethel Beatrice Girvin. both
of Jamesville
In Sunbury Sunday
Mr and Mis J Sam Getsingei
and Mr and Mrs S S Brown visit
ed Mr and Mr: Ben Hopkins in
Sunbury last Sunday Mi Hopkins
is recovering from an electric shock
and a fail from a pole m Sun bury
last Friday afternoon,
Spends Week-end Here
John A Ward. Ji.. was home from
Portsmouth last week-end
I,cave for Pinehurvt
Messrs J E Pop? and N K liar
rison left yesterday foi Pinehurst to
attend a state meeting of insurance
agents
Attends Gallopade Dance
Miss Eleanor Brown attended the
Gallopade dance in Rocky Mount on
Friday night
Attending State Convention
Mesdames E P. Cunningham and
Wigg Watts, delegates from the Wo
man's Club, and Mesdames E Thay
er Walker and Paul Simpson, deli
gates from the Junior Woman's Club,
are attending a state convention of
the Women's Club Federation m
Winston-Salem this week They were
accompanied by Mrs P B Cone, and
the group will also visit Judge and
Mrs Clayton Moore fiirnu-r n-si
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Recovering from Pneumonia
The infant son of Mr and Mrs
Bryant Reason, of Plymouth, is re
covering from an attack of double
pneumonia in the Brown Commun
ity Hospital here
Miss Southern Pine
Spring time is queen time in th<
United States, and here is anothel
lovely lass who has been elevated t<
royalty. She is Miss Southern Pirn
of 1941. pretty Mary Black of Beau
fort. S. C., dressed in newsprint U
mark another year of progress ir
the use of pulp and paper products
?.he South'a newest and potentially
one of its greatest industries.
Return to Their Homes
Teachers from Hamilton who have
tetuH>o(i to?11 ion la am * ait-?Miss*.
Viola Price. Dawson Cross Roads;
Miss Maggie Brown. Rich Square,
and Miss Hazel Jam il, Griffon
Visits in Cooleemee
Hudson Ho'yh- visited relatives in
Cooleeniee ovel the week-end
If) Smithfield Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jim Bo wen spent
Sunday in Smithfield with friends
and relatives
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Visit at Cape Hatteras
Roy Ward Titu.s Critcher. Wigg
Watts. F" U. Barnes and H O Peel
sp< th^f week-end at Cape Hatter
In ( olerain Sunday
Mr and Mrs John Miller visited
in Cnlerain Sunday
Attending X Ra y Course
Di E Thayer Walker is attending
the General Electric X ray course in |
Charlotte this week
Was Here Sunday
Gene Alligood. of Fort Meade, vis- I
ited his sister, Mrs Woodrow Tice, |
and Mr Tice. here Sunday
Visit Here Sunday
Mrs N II Iy>ckhard and Mr and1
Mr Kenly, of Avden. were visitors
here and in Jamesville Sunday.
Spends W eek-end Here
Buek Ho Unman, of Portsmouth,
?pent th< week-end here with his [
parents. Mr and Mrs W H Smith
Is in I.oral Hospital
Mr. Charlie Davenport, of James
ville. i undergoing treatment in the |
local hospital.
Was Here Saturday
Mrs Virgie Baker, of Merry Hill,
was a visitor here Saturday
.Visit Herf* Friday
C C Walters and Henderson Mi
zelle, of Jamesville, visited here Fri
day afternoon.
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Spends Week-end Here
Bunas Critcher, Jr student at
Wake Forest College, spent the
week-end here with his parents, Mr.
land Mrs B A. Critcher
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Visit in Scotland Neck
Mesdarnes Bell Waldo. Clayton
House and Dave Matthews, of Ham
ilton. were visitors in Scotland Neck
last week.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. W G. Keel, of Oak City, at
tended to business here Saturday
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Spends Week-end Here
Held White, student at E. C. T. C.,
Greenville, spent the week-end here
with relatives.
In Norfolk Sautrday
Miss Ijorene Weaver visited her j
sister, Mrs Dave Mizelle, and Mr.
Mizelle in Norfolk Saturday and
Sunday.
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Auxiliary To Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
tlx American Legion Auxiliary will
be held Saturday afternoon in the
| Legion Hut at 3 o'clock.
In Koeky Mount Saturday
Mis. Carrie Dell Pippin and Miss |
i Martha Council were visitors in. |
i Kooky Mount last Saturday
Visits in Hamilton
Mrs Mat tie Bunting, of Whitak
ui visited her daughter. Mrs. Ro-|
land Everett, in Hamilton last week.
In Hamilton Last Week
Dr Purvis, of Salisbury, visited |
in Hamilton last week.
Visits Relatives Near Here
Miss Ola l^ee Lilley, student at |
K C T C . Greenville, visited rela
tives near here last week-end.
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lu Hamilton This Week
Mis. Braxton Rhodes and daugh
ter. Becky, of Wilson, are visiting in |
Hamilton this week
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Ls Visiting Here
Mr. F'rank Story, of Franklin. Va.J
is spending a few days here with |
Mrs. Story.
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Leaves for California
Howard Cone left last week-end I
for an overland tour to California.
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Were Here Sunday
Mrs Jake Levy and son, Ted, of
Tarboro, were the guests of Mr. and [
Mrs Irving Margolis here Sunday.
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. C. L Smith, of Dothan, A
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Cow
and family here.
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spends Week-end Here
Miss Virgil Ward, student at E.
T C Greenville, spent the week-f
here with her mother, Mrs. Li
Ward, and attended the Gallopade
Rocky Mount Friday night
W ere Here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Mueller,
Plymouth, were visitors here Sat
day.
Spending Week Here
Miss Elizabeth Everett, of Rok
sonville, is spending this week h
with Miss Evelyn Cowan
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ln Hamilton Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Solomon Everett
family and Mrs. Emma Everett,
Norfolk, visited relatives in Har
ton Sunday.
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Spends Week-end Heif
Miss Gloria Avant, of Clizat
City, spent the week-end here \
her mother, Mrs. Eva Avant
In Tarboro Sunday*
Misses Bern ice Ward, Alma
Mary Charles Godwin and Elizal
Parker were visitors in Tarboro S
day.
Ml SIC RECITAL
Mrs W K Parker will present
her piano pupils in a recital Wed
nesday evening. May 7th, at eight
o'clock. The following will take!
part: Betsy Horton, Bobby Clayton
Elizabeth Whitley. Sallie Hardison.
Dorris Rogers. Laura Frances Peel, [
Barbara Margolis, Mary Ola Lilley.
Gloria Hayman. Virginia Chesson
Burnell White, Frances Griffin. !
I Gladys Peele, Helen Weaver, Syl
via Green, Betty Rogers, Mary Tru- j
llah Peel, Millie Biggs, Evelyn Wynne,
j Elizabeth Parker and Marjorie Gray
i Dunn
| The public is cordially invited to
attend
Visit in Goldston Sunday
Misses Ernestine Barber and Thel-j
ma Lilley were visitors in Goldston |
and Chapel Hill Sunday
Was Here Saturday
Mrs Merle Montague of Windsor,
visited here Saturday.
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In Tarboro Sunday
Mi and Mrs. Leman Barnhill and
Mr and Mrs. James Manning were
visitors in Tarboro Sunday.
Return To Richmond
Dr and Mrs R. G. McAllister, Sr.,
returned to their home in Rich
mond today after spending a few
days here with their son. Dr. R. G.
McAllister, Jr., and Mrs McAllister.
Spend Saturday Here
Mr and Mrs F. A Salley, of Golds
boro. spent Saturday here with he r
[sister, Miss Edith Stallings.
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Were Here Yesterday
Mrs Lee Brewer and daughter,
j Sally Lee, of Windsor. weFe visitors
here yesterday
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Spends Week-end Here
Miss Alta Critcher, teacher in the
Angier school, spent the week-end
here with her parents, Mr and Mrs
A Critcher.
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In Raleigh Friday
Miss Bessie Malone and Taylor
Malone spent Friday in Raleigh
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Robertson, of
Washington" vtstW N-laliv.-s "TTeTe
Sunday.
Were Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs W W. Taylor and
Mrs. Elliott Taylor, of Robersonville.
visited Mrs. W A James here Sun
day
Return to Fayetteville
Mrs.' W B. Lawler and daugliter
have returned to their home in Fay
etteville after a visit here with her
sister. Mrs Charlie Bowers. and
Mr Bowers
In Tarboro This Week
Mrs V. L Teel and grandson.
Tommy Cooke, are visiting in Tar
boro this week.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pope, of Rob
ersonville. were visitors here Sun
day. 1?
In Hamilton Sunday
Mrs. Maud Hinson, of Greenville,
was the guest of Mrs. Clara Everett
in Hamilton Sunday.
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\ isits in Hamilton
. Mws Kliiubeth Haislip, student at
K C. I C., Greenville, visited relatives
in Hamilton last week-end
sl>end M eek end Here
Pete Fowden. Jr . and Julian Roe
buck. Stationed at Fort Jackson,
spent the Week-end here with rela
fives.
Was Here Last Week end
Dan Peel, stationed at Fort Br
visited here last week-end
Visit in Kveretts
Miss Norma Hardy, student at
1 D . Greenville, and her root
mate. Miss Jo Lee. of Selma, were t
week-end guests of the former's pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardy
Kveretts
Spending Furlough Here
Fred Williams, stationed a
Jackson, is spending a ten-da
lough here with his parents I~
Mrs John W Williams
Blond Katrin Roselle, Cxech actress,
is pictured as she arrived in
Angeles from Australia en route to
New York to wed Dr. A. P. Wach
statter, who proposed to her by tele
phone while she was in Sydney. The
tolls were mounting when the oper
ator cut in to say, "He wants to
enow if you'll marry him." Katrin
said, "Yes."
Latent Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing List
Listed among the recent additions ]
to the Enterprise mailing list are the
following:
Sal lie Williams, Hamilton; C. R
Moon, Norfolk; Dr. Wallace Flem
ing*?Jamesville.?J?Dawsim?Ruber-J
sonville; Mary Benson. Benson; Dor- j
eas Knowles. Hertford; H. R Peel, i
Jamesville. Labon Li I ley. William
ston; Luther Cratt. WilliarfYston; N
E. Roberson. Jamesville; J Q Pa
trick. Kveretts If L. Rivers. Green
ville, Mrs. Virgie Baker. Merry Hill;
Leamon Keel, Williamston; B I).
Biggs. Williamston.
Spends Week-end Here
Prof, Russell Roebuck, of A C.C.,
Wilson, spent 'tin week-end here
with relatives.
Spending This Week Here
Miss Ha/el Satterthwaite. of Tar
boro. is spending this week here with
Miss Pat Mizelle
Is Improving Rapidly
Mrs. C B. Roebuck is improving
rapidly m a Washington hospital.
Leave for Texas
Mrs Travis Kitchen and infant
daughter will leave Thursday ?for
Dallas. Texas, where Mr Kitchen is
now employed.
Reported Much Improved
Entering the local hospital Sun
day for treatment. Mr J. J Man
ning. of Griffins Township, was re
ported much improved this morn
ing.
Named Chief Marshall
At tne recent graduation exercises
at the Jamesville school, Miss Fran
ces Wallace, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Wallace, was named
chief marshal! and received two...
medals, one for the best all around
in the high school, and the other for
the best scholastic record through
iher junioi year. Frances has not
(fallen below a 95 average in her
lent ire 10 years of. school. She is a
'senior in tin Jamesville school for
the 1941-42 term.
Cupid Used a Phone
Graded Cabbage
Pays Producers
Raleigh ? Initial shipment* of
North Carolina's 1941 cabbage crop
are expected May 10 and "if farm
ers are to receive the maximum re
turns for their efforts, strict atten
tion must be given to approved grad
ing and marketing methods." Harry
T. Westcott. fruits and vegetables
marketing specialist of the State De
partment of Agriculture, said
For the past three seasons it has
been necessary for the government
to purchase a large portion of the
early cabbage crop, but if present
prices prevail and growers will
properly pack and grade their crop
a federal buying program may not be
needed this season," he added. How
ever. generally North Carolina far
(hers hive not followed marketing
practices in the past."
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James Wallace, student at the Uni
versity, Chapel Hill, spent the week
end in Jamesville with his parents,
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Wallace.
\nlionnl Champaign To
Agfure Egg Production
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The call which Secretary of Agri
culture Wickard has made tor in
creased egg production is a part of
the United States' determination to
assure ample food supplies for this
country. Great Britain and other na
tions resisting aggression. Hie cam
paign aims for an increase of six
per cent in the next 15 months, or
about 10.000,000 cases of 30 dozens
eggs each.
Don't Foiget the Hail
liiluirio in Ix ini; lraiin|>laiiliil ami tln-ii
in ill* Ih'IIit I i I 111- li> lull \oiir liail ill-in
anri- ill.ill in in. Si-|- im at oilri-. Till- runt
will l>i- no niiiri- mm. than liiti-r.
JOHN E. POPE
TIME for HAIL!
I AiniKKS \HK Bi;<;iNNIN(;
To
TKANSI'LANT i(Hi\(C()
(.all II- al once for \onr liail iii-nrancc.
W illi limited acreage it i- ten important
thai Mill he protected. Hail liiMirance
Mill eo-t miii just a- much in the middle
of the i-ea-on a- it will in the he^innin".
CAM. I III: "OLD III I I Vill i:".
K. B. Crawford
The Answer To
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MOTH I ! H '(
FLOWERS
Age Doesn't Matter . . .
Every Mother Loves Flowers
CALL 15<M* FOR CORSAGES, CUT
FLOWERS, POTTED PLANTS.
The Flower Shop
"Flotvers For Evorjf Occasion"
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MoT Mrudicr makes niokiii|| a burden. W hy pre
pare a hot meal when you can prepare a delirious
meal with meals especially prepared for cold
plates. fix your menu xxitli one of the follow
iiiy: prepared meals:
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LOMI, LUNCHEON MEAT. DICKIE PIMENTO
LOAF, DHIKI) OK ClllPPEI) liKKK. COKNED
BKEF, LUNCH TONCIIK. Also many other items
that Mill make an appetizing meal.
E.&W. GROCERY
AND MARKET
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