Weddino
Personals
Club Meetinrs
Knrarements
Entertainments
Society and Personals
OF WILLIAMSTON and MARTIN COUNTY
rhis Department
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I> Visiting Here
Mrs. F. W. Howell, of Onancock, !
Va.. is visiting Mr and Mrs. K A
White here this week.
To Spend Week-end Here
Mrs J C Lyons, of Chapel Hill, is
expected to spend the week-end here t
with her sister. Mrs Wigg Watts,
and Mr Watts.
Returns To Mrw York City
Mrs C O Brown has returned to
her home in New York City after j
visiting relatives here and in James ;
villc foi about two weeks.
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In Rocky Mount Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Maione and
daughter. Miss Bessie, and son. Mil j
ton. viisted Clifton Maione in a J
Rocky Mount hospital Wednesday
afternoon.
In Tarboro Wednesday
Mrs. Irving Margolis and daugh
ters, and Miss Barbara Margolis and
Miss Davitia Fayt Fleishman, of
Anderson, S. C., visited in Tarboro
Wednesday afternoon
Visiting in Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs B F Clark, of Col
linswood. N. J an visiting Mrs.
Mattie Everett in Hamilton. They
will b? accompanied home Saturday
by Mrs. Katherine Harrell and
daughter. Georgia.
Return to Beaufort
Mrs. Martin?Wrths" and family
have returned to their home
Beaufort after visiting relatives
here for a few days
In Bath Wednesday
Miss Lucy Williams, and guest.
Misf; Margaret Jones, of Asheville,
Misses Mamie Clyde Taylor and
Marjnrn?l.indslev visited in path
and Greenville Wednesday after
tioon. t ?_
Returns from Philadelphia
Miss Helen Lindsley has returned
from a visrrwith lelatives in Phila
delplua She was accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Muriel Yost, for a
visit here.
Visit at Albemarle Beach
Missse Anna Mae Bailey. Christ
ine Jenking and Pat Mizelle and Mrs.
Robert Harrell visited aj Albemarle
Beach Wednesday afternoon v j
Visiting Skyline Drive
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mobley and
Miss Clyde Hassell are on an over
land trip over the Skyline Drive.
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Is Visiting Here
Miss Frances Page, of Stokes, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Woolard.
and Mr Woolard. here.
H as Here Wednesday
Mrs Clyde Robbins. of PlymoutK,
visited here Wednesday night.
In Charlotte Wednesday
Mi. John Henry Edwards and son,
Jaek. attended to business in Char-^
lotte Wednesday.
Return* To Jamesvilie
Miss Bruce Modi in has returned to
hit' home in Jameaville alter spend
ing a few days at Bay view.
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In Washington Wednesday
Mesdames V. J. Spivey and T. F.
Harrison visited in Washington Wed
nesday.
Visit at Albemarle Reach ^
Mrs H R Williams and daughter.
Miss Janet, visited at Albemarle
Beach Wednesday afternoon.
Visits Here This Week
Rev J Leon Malum of Wilming
ton, visited relatives near here this
week
Getting Along Nicely
Little Miss Janie Rogerson,
"^ltlgTiter of Mr.~and Mrs. G-G. Kog>
erscin, of near here, is getting along
nicely following an operation in t.he
local hosmtal this w?fk
Visiting in Oak City
Mrs Hewett Edwards and son,
Billy are visiting relatives in Oak
City.
Spends Few Days Near Here
?Mrs?Lyman?Johnson, uf Rocky
Mount, spent a few days near here
u ith her mother this week
Visit At Carolina Beach
Mi and Mrs Gay lord Harrison
visited at Carolina Beacli last week
end.
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Spending Week-end Here
Mi and Mrs Irving Hull and
daughter, of Richmond, are spend
ing the week-end here with rela
tives.
Entertains for Bride-elect
Tuesday evening at 8:30, Miss Ju
lia Fowden Everett entertained with
eight tables of bridge honoring Miss
Ruby Harrison, bride-elect, at her
home near here.
Guests were greeted at the door by
Mrs. Robert Everett and the receiv
ing line was composed of Miss Ev-1
erett, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Henry
Harrison, mother, of the honoree.
Miss Kathleen Price, bride-elect;
Mrs. Jack Edmondson and Mrs. Ran- |
dolph Allen, recent brides. Tallies (
were passed by Mrs. Horace Ray.
j sister Of the hostess, and Miss Ella
? Wynne Criteher presided over the.
I punch table.
Tables were arranged in the living
looirtrTftH and den and lovely sum
I mer f lowers were used effectively
throughout. Mantels in both rooms
were centered with a miniature
i bride and groom. A delectable salad
I "course was served.
Miss Harrison was given silver,
land Mrs. Daisy Pope, winner of the
I high score, a crystal bowl, Miss Nell
j Harrison, low, handkerchiefs, and
Miss Price, Mrs Edmondson and Mrs.
Allen wire given bud vases. Mrs.
j Horace Ray was presented pottery,
a going away present.
Other guests were Misses Elva
' Grace liarnhill. Lola Phillips, Bol
ton Owen. Evelyn Lilley. Mary He I
Boykiri, Marjorie Lindsley. Virgil
Ward. Blanche Harrison, Ruth Ward.
Mane Griffin. Lillian Breen, Thel
ir.a Lilley and Mamie Clyde Taylor;
! Mesdames Leman BarnhilL Ira Har
i rison. C B Clark". Jr., Garland Wool
aid. Roger Criteher. George Harri
son. E. Thayer Walker. Edwin Hold
'ing. PrcH Pollard, of Robersonville;
j Clarence V/hedbcc and James Man
! ning.
Recent Bride Honored
Mi^ Marjiii ie Fleming ? ntcrtuin
ed at a lovely bridge luncheon on
Tuesday morning. honoring Mia.
Jack Edmondson, a recent bride.
Mixed summer flowers in pastel |
colors were used effectively and iced (
drinks were served during the pro
gressions Mrs. Bill Thrower captur
ed the high score award, and Mrs.
i Jack Edmondson. low. The honoree
' v\ as presented a luncheon set.
i A two-course luncheon was serv
ed Other guests were Misses Vir
ginia Williams, Mary Gwynne Os
borne. Mary Warren. Ann Fowden,
Virgil Ward. Mary Helen Boy kin.
Dorr is Moore. Ktaherine Manning,
Mary Charles Godwin and Bernicc
Ward
Are Visiting Here
Mrs Herbert Peel and children,
Peggy and Jimmie, and her mother,
Mrs. Buck, of Charleston. S. C.. are
spending a few days here with Mr.
irtd Mrs. Grover Hardison.
At Pamlico Wednesday
-r* Miss Cora Proctor visited at Pam
lico Wednesday.
Returns from Dnrliam
Miss Mildred Hedrick returned
this week from a Durham hospital
where she had been with her father.
Mr. jT E. Hedi'lek, who continues as
a patient there following a serious
illness Mr Hedrick is expected home
within the next few days.
Visiting at Morehead City
Mrs. P. B Colic, Miss Sara Cone
and Frank Freeman, Jr., of Long
Island, are spending a few days at
Moreluad City
At Pamlica Today
Mrs J. S. Rhodes is spending to
day at Pamlico Beach.
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Return From Quantico
Mr. and Mrs. H M Clark and
daughter. Bettie Sue, return today
from a short visit with relatives in
Quuntico, Va. .
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In Raleigh Wednesday
Mrs. T B Brandon and Mrs. F. J.
Margolis. and Conrad Getsinger,
Parker Peel, Richard Margolis and
William Nelson vveio ill Raleigh on
Wednesday-.
To Represent Williamston
At Festivals In August ]
Miss Mary Charles Godwin was]
named this week by Mayor John L.
Hasseli to represent Williamston at ]
the beach festival to be held in More
head City in Augurt. The mayor al
so named Miss Nancy Biggs to rep
resent the town in the tobacco festi
val to be held at Wilson in August.
Latest Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing List
Listed among the recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list are the
following:
Mr? J. T. Griffin, Jamesville; P.
W. Henderson, Williamston; Harrell
Everett, Williamston; Chas. Beach-j
am, Williamston; Mrs. J. T. Edmond
son, Williamston; H. O. Jarman,
Williamston; Hoke Roberson, Wil
liamston; Paul Ballard. Williamston;
Mrs, J. M. Bownn. Williamston; W
I. Skinner, Williamston; Julia John
son, Raleigh; Guy Thomas, William-1
ston; J J. Jackson. Williamston;,
Margaret Ayers, Jackson; J. H. Ay
ers, Oak City; Alonza Bland, Wil-1
liamston; Mrs. N. W. Perkinson, Bal
timore^ Tom Roebuck, Roberson
ville; Dr.^d. S. Rhodes, Jr., Charles
ton, S. C.; Sid Mobley, Williamston;
Mrs. H. L. Meador, Williamston;!
Paul's Place, Williamston; Garland]
Coltrain, Williamston; Mrs. Thur
mari Griffin, Baltimore; Mrs W. H |
Bowen, Williamston; Whit Moore,
Williamston; Joe Leggett, Williams
tno; John Pagan, Edenton; C. B. |
Clark, Williamston; R. S. Edmund:
son, Hobgood.
Entertains for Bride-elect
Mrs. Thomas S. Watson, of Rocky I
Mount, was hostess Tuesday after- ]
noon at a delightful bridge party ar
shower honoring Miss- Rebecca |
Knight, .blade-elect, whose engage
merit to Carroll Godwin Crockett.
Jr., of Williamston, was recently an
nounced. The honoree wore a be
coming dress of black embroidered I
marquisette with white accessories
and was presented a shoulder cor
sage of gardenias Mrs. Watson wore!
printed chiffon
Mrs. Mark H. Thomas received the
high score prize, Mrs. C. S. Sever -
ance, runner-up. and Mrs. Joe L
Brake, the floating prize. The hos
tess' gift to-Miss Knight was silver
in her selected pattern.
BROWN-SWINSON
Mr. and Mrs. Jtihn Swinson, of
Hardens, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Flora Jean, to Ed
ward Earl Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Brown, of Jamesville, on
Friday. June 27 Rev. R. 1! Lucas of
ficiated "and used the ring cere
mony.
Mrs. Brown wore a navy and white
redingote with accessories to match
She is a graduate of Jamesville High
School and a secretarial college in
Norfolk, and is employed in Plym
outh.
in the Jamesville school and at
Campbell's College and is connected
with the North Carolina Pulp Com
pany.
The young couple have returned
from their weeding trip and are at
I home in Hardens.
Engageineul Announced
The following announcement was
received here -tins -week by friends
and relatives:
"Mr and Mrs. William Everett
Spruili, of Rocky Mount, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Jane Ganet, to Thomas Daniel Jef
fress, of Kinston, the wedding to
take place in the Church of the
Good Shepherd in Rocky Mount on
July 26 at 8:30 p. m."
Mr. Jeffress is the son of Mr. Clar
ence A. TeTfress, of Kinston,"aiid tTfe
late Mrs. Ida Hasseli Jeffress. who'
was a native of Williamston.
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Confined to ller Home
Mrs. Roy Ward is confined to her
home with malaria.
i NOTICE SERVING SI MMONS
BY PUBLICATION
1 North Carolina. Martin County. In
The Superior Court.
Hubert Blanchard Manning vs. Eve
lyn Manning.
i The defendant, Evelyn Manning,
j will take notice _lhainn art ion Vn
titled as above has been commenced
n\ the Superior Court of Martin
Things To Watch
For In The Future!
More and more ingenious ways for
spreading the defense savings stamps
a Drooklyn movie house is passing
them out in lieu of cash for "screeno"
prizes, and in Minneapolis there's a
fellow who leaves those stamps un
der his plate instead of dimes for
tips when he eats out; also they're
being given as prizes for sales and
safety contents . . . The Carrier com
pany has a new system of summer
and winter air conditioning, by
which fully conditioned air is dis
tributed throughout a whole build
ing from a central station through
small conduits "one-ninth the size
of former ducting" .
Dinner For Bride-Elect
Misses Bolton Cowen and Janie
Manning were hostesses at a love
ly three-course dinner party on
Thursday night at the Hotel George
Reynolds to compliment Miss Kath
leen Price, bride-elect. Plaoes were
marked with heart shaped place
cards and miniature wedding bells.
Miss Price was presented crystal
and Miss Ruby Harrison, bride-elect,
was given linen.
Guests of Misses Manning and
Cowen were Miss Price, honoree;
Mrs. W. L. Howell, Mrs. Miller Har
rell, Mrs. Ben Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph
Griffin. Mrs. James Bullock, Misses
Mamn Clyde Taylor, Lorene Weav
er. Marie Griffin, Ruby Harrison,
Lola Phillips and Addie Leo Meador.
TOM THUMB WEDDING
A Tom Thumb Wedding will be
hold j.n the Kami Life school build
ing Wednesday night, July 16th, at 8
o'clock.
The wedding is being sponsored by
|-the~ Maple Grove j^rimary elass for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
Joan Coltrain will serve as the bride
?ir.H Rnhhy Rf.hcr^in the primm Ad
m is ion will be ten and fifteen cents.
Birth Announcement
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Muse,
a son. Joel, Jr., at their home on
Church Street on Friday morning.
July 11th.
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Mrs. Clayborn Donaldson, of Bal
(timore, is visiting her parents, Mr.
j and Mi's. Furney Howard, here.
County, North Carolina, to obtain
an absolute divorce on the grounds
of two years separation; and the de
fendant will further take notice that
she" is required to appear at the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county in the court
house in Williamston, N. C., within
thirty days after the 5th day of Au
gust. 1941. and answer or demur to
the said complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for tin relief demanded in said com
plaint.
This 7th day of July. 1941.
L. B. Wynne, Clerk of
Superior Court of Martin
jy 11 -4t County, N. C.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County, In
The Superior Court
County of Martin against Elijah
Manning and wife, Mrs. Elijah
Manning.
The defendants, Elijah Manning
and wife, Mrs. Elijah Manning,
above named, will take notice that
-an action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Martin County, North Carolina,
to foreclose the taxes on land in
Martin County in which said de
fendants have an interest; and the
said defendants will further take no
tin that they are required to appear]
before L. B. Wynne, Clerk of the |
Superior Court of Martin County at
his office in Williamston. North Car
olina, within thirty (30) days after
the completion of this service of pub
lication by notice and to answer or
demur to the complaint of the plain -
tiff in this action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This the 7th day of July. 1941.
L B. WYNNE, Clerk of
Superior Court of
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Ann Page
PREPARED
SPAGHETTI
415i-oz.OC(
cans
It's Pitted ? It's Enriched
MARVEL BREAD, 2 lg. loaves 19c
Ann Page Gelatin Desserts
SPARKLE 4 pkgs. 15c
OUR OWN TEA 17(
1 4 lb. Hacked in Tea Glass, all for only
Sunnyfield Corn
FLAKES 3 8-oz. pkgs. 19c
A. & P. Grape
JUICE
qt. bottle 23c
WATERMELONS
GOLDEN JUBILEE K?-ad> To Eat
each. 35c
PEACHES J
..... 2lbs. 9c
FANCY TENNESSEE Hard Kipr
TOMATOES
1-lb. carton 10c
FANCY CALIFORNIA
ORANGES
dozen 25c
LEMONS
dozen 30c
SLICED HINDI .ESS
BACON
lb. 27c
While SUGAR
10 lbs. 55c
Talco Feeds
Fine Chide, 100-lb. bag .. $2.50
Scratch, 100-lb. bag $2.35
Growing Nash, 100-lb. bag $2.50
Laying Nash, 100-lb. bag. $2.60
16% Dairy, 100-lb. bag ... $1.90
Mr. Farmer!
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BUY YOUg
Twine
HERE!
Unusually Low Prices On
* "Kiverside", 3 ply or 4 ply
BELK - TYLER
COMPANY
WILUAMSTON, N. C.
Reduction On All
SeasonTickets
AT W I LLIAMSTON
Swimming Pool
85.00 TICKETS. For Oxer 15
Years Old. Reduced To
85.50 TICKETS. For I nder 15
^ ears Old. Reduced To
$3.00
$2.00
in ^ \ si: \so\ ticket and
S \\ F ON YOI!K SWIM COSTS.
Effective July 14th
II ill He fl/?7i Folloirbifl Hourx:
?9 tOOA. M^luJ2JMllML
2:00 l\ M. lo 6:00 P. M.
7:50 P. M. lo 9:50 P. M.
" Ihiil* F.xeefit Sunday?
Sunday Hours: 2 P. M. To 7 P. M.
Pool operated under State Hoar<l of
Health PegulatioiiM ? Pure
Water All the Time.
II e /m ile ) ou To Sirim IJ ith I n.
) on I re Un ityt W elcome.
WILL1AMSTON SWIMMINL POOL
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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Extra Wallop in reserve
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t hat simple move tends
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Buick Special models, standard on
all other Series.
930
for the Business Coupe
illustrated above
including Compound
Carburetion,
delivered at Flint, Mick.
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extra. Prices and sperifi
mtians subject ta fhangt
without jsotice.
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