Weddings
Personals
Club Meetlncs
Encarements
EnleitalnniewO.
Society and Personals
OF WILLIAMSTON and MARTIN COUNTY
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kisit Hrrr This Week
Miss Eff 11* Waldo. Miss Lottie Wil- ,
iams and Mrs. Dave Matthews, of
iamilton. visited here this week
n Washington Tuesday
Mesdames Myrtle Bunting. Dave
tiatth* ws. and Henme Ballard and
diss Effle Waldo, of Hamilton, vis
ted in WasTuiigrnrv Tuesday
.'isiting in Charleston
Mrs. Johnny Wynne and children,
dandy and Louise Mac Wyyvne. and
jfiv< F|i-/jihi th Rn.lo 1-f Bear Grass
,rc spending the u eel; end i:
Charleston \
H Shady Banks This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rose arc visit- j
rvg at S.ha IV Banks-on the Pamlico j
his week
n Norfolk for Fourth
Mr and Mrs. Bill Myers aiid fan - j
Iv are spending the Fourth in Nor- !
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?pends W eek -end Here
Bill Hollomaii. ot Washington City,
s vis it. it-it; "relative- here the week
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Vas Here Wednesday
Mr: Jesse Martin, <?! Jamr
isited hen Wednesday
s Visiting Here
Mrs. W O McCluskey. of Ohio
s?vwUnjjh-h^r- mother. Mrs I .an raj
"aylor. here.
n Richmond This Week end :
Miss Mary Brown Allgood is vis
ting in Richmond tin- week-end
i (siting in Wilmington
Mr and Mrs. Miller Harrell are
p'-iuin.p the ssifef iTid m Wilntinp,
n Everett* This Week
Mrs. C B Roebuck visited; in Fv- 1
retts this week
fere at Summer Haven
Mr. and Mrs Titus Cnteher, Mr
nd Mrs Asa Crawford were tin
lerriott at Summer Haven Wedries
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pends Week Here
Miss Gloria Avant. ol Elizabeth
'ity, spent this week here .with
ei mother. Mr- Eva Avaht
'.isiting in Elizabeth City
Mrs. W. A James is spending the
\>urth m Elizabeth Git v.
n Norfolk Wednesday
Mr. Victor Champion* was a busi
iess visitor in NorioJk Wednesday.
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Champion Typist
First woman to win the title in 20
years, Margaret Hamnia, of I'rot.l;
Jyn, N. Y., was crowned world s
champion amateur and professional
typist after typing Hi* words per
minute, a new record, in the inter
national typing t ??litest ill ( hicajfrt.
She used an all-electric machine.
Returns to Hi I nun g ton
Mi- Matron' Mahler has return-.
r*d to her houn in Wilmington after
spending a few days here with Miss
Lurene Weaver
Are at Virgiinu Keaeh
Rev. and Mr:. Z T. lhephofl and
sun. Zack.'and George Cunningham,
are spending ti e Fourth at Virginia
Beach
Wei l. i1 : il< re
Mi Ruby Wit e. of Rich
iiit'id. r y siting : parents; Mr.
end Mi. J act". (' n. here "this
\ (siting at Virginia Beach
Mr and Mrs Jann Bullock are
spending tlie week ? nd M Virginia
Beach
In Raleigh Yesterday
Ut and Mrs Johti'U. Biggs visited
m Raleigh yesterday1*
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(jetting Along Nicely
Mrs. F. U Barnes is getting along
nicely * tn>ni injurirer received in" a
Tall at her. 'home" Tuesday night.
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Visiting in Baltimore
Mr, and Mi K hi Webster are
spending the week-end m Balti
Are at \ irguiia Beach
Misses Marv Carstarphen and Ka
tin*i me Hardi -in..are visiting at Vn
ginia Beach for a few^ days.
Visiting in Iraiiklin. Va.
" Mi's' Frank ."story" is sp<? riding ' ihe ]
wo k ? nd m Frank]Tn. Va . w i(h Mr.
StotA ? !
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In Scotland Neck Monday
Mrs J I) Biggs visited in 4Scot
I land Neck Monday
Visiting iii Norfolk
Miss Fleanor Tayloi is spending
week in Norfolk
111 Marion This Week
Rev. J II Smith was in Marion
this week assisting in the training
course at tin First Baptist Church
there
Leave for Texas
Mr and Mrs Victor Champion
will leaye Sunday for Dallas, Texas,
to visit then daughter, Mrs. Travis
Kitchen, .Old Mr. Kitchen
Visiting in Durham
Dr. and Mrs. E. Thayer Walker
are visiting in Durham this week
end. They - were accompanied by
Miss Mary Ruth Cooke, who return
ed to her home in Kernersvijle
Visiting Near Here
Miss Eva McKeel, of Washington,
is. visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. Eason Lil
lcy near here.
In Richmond Yesterday
Mesdames Kate York, James Bail
ey Peel, J O Manning and H. B
Richmond hospital yesterday, where
he is responding to treatment.
In itockv Mount Wednesday
Di. J. S. Rl.04es. ar1d Mr. Marion
Cobb were in Rocky Mount Wednes
day afternoon attending a meeting
in connection with tlx local draft
board.
Visiting in New Bern
Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Hardison are
spending" the fourth in New Bern
Are Visiting Here
Mrs. W E Riles and children, of
Rocky Mount, are visiting Mr. and
Mi.-v 11 R Williams, here.
In Norfolk Tuesday
Mestlumey. John Henry Edwards,
W E Oltf. Shelbon Hall, G. P. Hall
and Walter Micelle visited in Nor.
foik Tuesday
Is Visiting Here
C. -H Hinnant. of Milio, is visit'
ang his sist? r. Mrs. Wheeler Man
ning. arid Mr Manning, here this
week-end.
Leaves for New Tork. I Hy
Mr. Irving Margolis left last night
for a few days' trip to New York
City. i- 1
Are at Atlantic Beach
?Mr. and?Mis Johio L. Rpdgerson
and. .daughter. Miss Mary; Misses
Mamie Clyde Taylor. Lucy Williams.
Bolton Cow en and Marjoric Lmds
iey are spending the Fourth at At
laijtic Beach
Visiting in Washington
Miss Lola Phillips is spending the
week-end in Washington with rela
tives.
In Rocky .Mount Yesterday
Ernest Mears visited relatives in
Rocky Mount yesterday
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Visiting in Rocky Mount
Miss Nell Johnston is visiting rel
atives in .Rocky Mqunt?this week
end.
Returns from Myrtle Beach
Mr. Wigg Watts has returned from
a theatre owners' meeting at Iviyrtle
Heart. ;
Spending Holidays Here
Di and Mrs .J L Spencer and
daughter, Mary Morton, of Ports
-rnrrtrthr-atxi - Brlt Chase, Jr., of Nor*
folk, aru spending IhE holidays lieie
with Mrs. J^W Andrews
Visiting in Richmond
Mrs. J wSain Get.sijiger is spend
ing a few days with friends in Rich
mond.
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Is Visiting in Wilson
Miss Mary...Blade- speiidmg?iLe
110Inlays with friends in Wilson and
Wriglitsville Beach.
I caves for Ridgeerest
Bctuije ...Weaver left this morning
for a week's stay at Ridgeerest. Car
Ivlr Langley is leaving Saturday af
ternoon and on Sunday afternoon
Madeline Taylor, Helen Weaver,
Mary O'Neal Pope. Darrell Clayton,
Ware Twiddy and Grace Burrouglis
will go to Ridgeerest with Rev. J
H Smith
In Raleigh I'or Holidays
Mi . and Mis. Cliuiles Leunaul and
son spent tlx Fourth in Raleigh
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Birth Annoiinceinent
Horn to Mr and Mis Walter R.
Jones at their home on North Haugh
ton Street, a daughter. Verda Marie,
on the 2nd of July.
Visiting in New Bern
Mr and Mrs. Guilford Flowers
are spending the Fourth in New
Bern
lis iii Atlanta
Mr. John Tulloss is a business vis
itor in Atlanta;
In Norfolk This Week
Jack Green is speeding this week
ht Noifolk visiting friends.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Calvin Ayers, of Bear Grass,
was a business visitor in town yes
terday.
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Spending Week-end Here
Fred Williams, stationed at Fort
Jackson, is visiting his parents, Dr
and Mrs John W. Williams, here
| this week-end.
KITCHEN SnoWER
Miss Ruby Harrison, bride-elect of
August, was honored at a kitchen
shower Wednesday night bv Miss :
Kathleen Price at her home on West
Main Street.
Mini'i, jjiTuTiu*
cookies Wi re served throughout the i
evening and Mrs. Garland Barnhill'
won a deck of cards for winning a
kitchen utensils contest.
"? Guests were Mesdames Vernon
Bunting, Leman Barnhill, N R Man
nnig. W L Howell, Miller Harrell,
Garland Barnhill. Stewart Davis
Jarms Bullock, Oscar Anderson!
Henry Harrison, mother of the hon
"m Stevenson, Guilford Flow"
? rs and Garland Wooljfrd; Mrs A P '
Barnhill, of Everetfs; Hisses Marie
Griffin, Lola Phillips, Polly Dew
i'm'u r Danl1'. Grace Barnhill,
Julia Everett, Grace Manning, Nell
cu'd'T- c,min
pivd^Taylor Mary Rodgeraon. I.il
lam Bieen, Marjo.rie Lindsley. Kutlif
Wa t ill Eloise Banning, Evelyn I.il |
? R"by and HHrn Johnson.- ,
Visitinu in Wilmington
M.SS Lorenc Weaver is spending
the week-end in Wilmington.
\ niting in Wilmington
George Mahler i visiting relative
ifi Wilmngton
At Kayview This Week
?Hess Rogers. Mrs E IJ Har
"? ai'd Ml'.- Knssoll lingers ami
son. Miss Grace Roger . Bruce Mod
lin and Mis- Dons Rogers, of Bear
G'-i.- an pending ihis week .,i
Buy v ifv\.
Interest In Slieen
Is In State
A demand, far exceeding the sup
? y* '"miTicn ial ewes and regis
'"e^ rams IS inuicatue o| a very
leflfffte increase in the interest in
-beep throughout North Carolina
eports L i C;iM, extension animal'
?lUMiandljymmif N C Stale I'ollep,.
despoil , lo the liitciost, m the form
importations of Western owes and I,
ams. has la-en suggested to countv
arm agents by the "extension spec- 1
ali.st. (
Gas, -?,d that Kenlnek. of '
'"-'ijor lamb producing statos is '
low buying about BO per cent of her I!
?y-c stock Tennessee and Virginia t
ue .d.so increasing purchases' of
Heeding sheep. j |
Catrnly agents are Comiiiling I,vis 11
?f farmer- who are inter, stcd in '
Joying Western ewes and registei j
d rains from either Western North I'
-urolina or neighboring States ' Wt
''ink we can buy Western ewes for
mT I f'"' yearlings and $ti,50 ,
ami's, delivered - Case said
The ewes are mainly mining ml,,
III. Southeast from the Northwest
' i"'1', Hanipshire Rambouillett
,-n T'"'y Wl" *??"'?" about
[S pttbods at-thl "mil.. . I j i
?;.y."iv. i'1'""
nil develop, nicely under good care
ind will shear about B pounds of
ugh quality wool. They are prac
jically partuule tree When they arc
hied - as yearlings tlie.v w ill uiajallv
homTTrnHTilO l? 1(1,1 pcimTTnlaliTb^
lops. Alter (ho first yea. the ewes
boughby Kentucky sheep men have i
I I ops. e
~ "'i^Miurces of registered rams T
? nuilahl, dlTTTTs tTnte.11, suggmtTiT^
hat farmers interested in increas l
ng "I entering the sheep raising 1
business should contact iheir farm I
agei, immediately Several eastern I
Nor I, Carolina bankers have shown 1
"> I'M in financing the import*-<
lions of Western ewes J
41 ... Commissioner.
N ,ii ,,NOlT|CI OK SALE
North Carolina, Marlm County
Iudor and In virtue of the power i
sale contained a certain deed
I I, i executed to the undersigned I
U 1.1, hy Cms Peterson and wife i
^r ! y3a"",nd? ?2"d d'.'.y uf Nm'?;
ptr, 19.J0 dn<^ of rc.c.ord t, .
hcj^gistry Of Martin County in I
BRIDE ELECT
.Miss Rebecca Ellen Knig|)>t->
whose parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
Dor us Williams Knight. of Rocky
Mount, announced her engage
look E-3. at page* 75. tin undersign -
?d trustee w ill <?|i Monday, the 21st
lay (if July. 1.941, at twelve o'clock)
loon, in front of the courthouse door
ale t<> the highest bidder fot cash j
:he fb 1 low ing described real estate, I
:o v. it:
A certain tract or parcel of land !
icing section two and four of the
Alex Peterson land situated in God3e 1
Nest "TV^yTTshTp. rind shown pti map!
m Public Registry of Martin County,
-oiitaining fifty acres more or less.
This the 18th day of June. 1941.
1. R EVERETT.
|20- It Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina. Martin County. In
Hie Superi >r Court.
County of Martin vs. J. It. Cherry.
Under and by virtue of an order
of sale made by 1<. B Wynne. Cl?rk
rrf?4+tr?Superior?Court?of Martin.
C<?unT\7_<?n Monday, the 27th day of
May, 1941. the undersigned commis
sioner will, on Monday, the 7th day
of July. 1941. at twelve o'clock noon,
m front of the courthouse door in
the town of Williamston. offer for
t<>-the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real estate,
to wit:
Lying and being in Williamston
Township, Martiie County, state of
Ninth Carolina, containing 040 acres.
Tnufi^TTT tessrcornrnonly known and
designated as tin Spruill land, ad -
joining N C Highway No. 125. the
lands of Jesse Whitley, tile lahds of
Roberson and Peel, and others, and
being the same place known as the
home place of Joseph B. Cherry.
This the 27th day of May, 1941.
ELBERT S PEEL,
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION
State <?f North Carolina.
Department of State.
To all to w hom these presents >may
come Greeting:
Whereas, it appears to my satisfac
tion. by duly authenticated record of
the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by -the unani
mous consent of al the stockholders,
deposited in my office, that the
Williamston Hardware Company, In
ment last week rnd to ( arroll
<iodwin Crockett, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. <i. Crockett, of Wil
liamston. The wedding will take
place on August 2nd.
eorporated, a corporation of this
State, whoso principal office is sit
uated at No. 227 Washington Street,
in the City, of Wiiliamston, County
pit Martin, State 01 North Carolina
(Elizabeth Brown Harris being the
agent there in and in charge thereof,
upon whom process may be served),
has complied with the requirements
of Chapter 22, Consolidated Statutes,
entitled "Corporations,'^ preliminarv
to the issuing of this Certificate of
Dissolution:
Now Therefore, I, Thad Kure, Sec
retary of State oi the State of North
Carolina, do hereby certify that the
kaid corporation did, on the 23rd day
of June, 1941, file in my office a duly
executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution of said cor
poration. executed by all the stock
holders thereof, which said consent
and tha aaaord of 1110?proceedings
I aforesaid are now on file in my said
II ffice as provided ,by law.
In testimony whereof, I have here
i to set my hand and affixed my offi
cial seal at Raleigh, this 23rd day
of June, A. D.. 1941.
THAD EURE.
j27-4t Secretary of State.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martih County. In
The Superior Court.
Jack Harrell v. Sarah Harrell.
It appearing from the affidavit of
B A Critcher, Attorney in this ac
tion. that Sarah Harrell cannot after
due diligence be found in the State
and she is not to be found in the
County of Martin; and it further ap
pearing that a cause of action exists
aguinst the defendant in favor of the
plaintiff, to-wit: An absolute divorce
on account of two years' separation
It is, therefore, ordered that sum
mons be served on said Sarah Har
rell by publication and to that end
that notice of this action be publish
ed once a week for four weeks in the
Enterprise, a newspaper published
in Martin County, setting forth the
title of the action, purpose of same
and requiring the defendant to ap
pear and answer the complaint with
in thirty (30) days after service here
of.
This 2tth day of February. 1941.
L. B WYNNE.
jy4-4t Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE
To ALL
I'jegw conic to tlic office
of flic Martin County Sup
erintendent of Srlioola and
secure your
TEACHER
RETIREMENT
FORMS
2 YEARS/
OLD I
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Attention Farmers
^ on arr now liarw'xtinj: tour Toharro
(>?|i. Don'l npt-iul mpiirv unit lo lo?c
it. I(r wiw ami protect it with Kirr In
Miranri' while in tile Park IIoum*.
INSl |{i; WITH I S !NOW!
K.B. CRAWFORD
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All Kimls iff Insurance
Sunday July 6
"Tight Shoes"
JOHN HOWARD and BIN NIK BARNES
ay-Tueaday July 7-?
"Billy The Kid"
?obert Taylor, Brian Donlevy, Mary Howard
ALIO 8BLECTK
Turnage Theatre -- Washington. N. C.
WrdntMla.v-TburMUy July 9-10
"Time Out Fur Hli* linn"
Rl'PV VA1.1.EE ami ROSEMARY LANE
^ Friday-Saturday July 11-1X
"Man Hunt"
V, WALTER PIDOEON and JOAN BENNETT
SHORT SUBJECTS
MARKS FAMOIS HISTORIC SI'OT
SITE OF FIRST. ENGLISH
SETTLEMENTS.. IN NEW
WORLD. 1585-7-BIRTHPLACE
OF VIRGINIA DARE. FIRST
CHILD BORN OF ENGLISH
PARENTS IN AMERICA, AU
GUST IB. 1587. *
More than 100.MM visitors to
the Virginia Dare country will
see this marker this summer in
connection with the fifth sea
son of Paul Green's patriotic
drama. The Lost Colony at the
birthplace of the nation?Man
too, Roanoke bland, N. C. T*a
354th anniversary of the Roan
oke bland colonics and the birth
of Virginia Dare will be mark
ed through Labor Day, Septem
ber 1, 1941.
PEI1DER
Quality Joan Storei
ENJOY PENDER FINE FOODS
OVER THE FOURTH!
etosmc itom^^FXJR jinrr^TH:
Closed All Day Friday, July 4th
Thursday, July 3?6:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
New Treat
SALAD DRESSING. 32-oz. jar
21*
Trecsweet OliANGK
Juice, 212-oz. cansJ7c, 46-oz. can 27c
Navy 44*
BEAUS 2 lbs lr
SALMON ... 2 cans 29*
55-FOOT ROLL
WAXED PAPER 5c
N. II. PRIDE
ASiOHTMENT, 1-lh. box , 25c
SO I'Til I UN MANOR
TiNY PEAS, 2 No. 2 cans 29c
Double-Fresh
GOLDEN BLEND
COFFEE
2 lbs. 29c
Triple-Fresh
OUR PRIDE
BREAD
0 LARGE "IC
* LOAVES
IN OUR MARKET
Branded ROUND STEAK lb...29c
NECK BONES 4 lbs. 25c
SPARE BIBS Ih.. lSc
PORK CHOPS . lb...23c
STEW BEEF .. .. .2 lbs.. 25c
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