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Society and Personals
OF WILLIAMS TON and MARTIN COUNTY
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Visit Here Yesterday
Miss Cecelia Anne Castellow, of
Windsor, and her guest. Miss Alice
Lea Blow, of Greenville, visited
friends here yesterday.
Leave for Durham
Messrs Reg Manning and Bernard
Hurley leave today for Duke Univer
sity, Durham.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs John Taylor, of Rob
ersonville, visited friends here last
week-end
Returns to Baltimore
Miss Jessie Mae Holloman return
ed to Baltimore Sunday after visit
ing her mother, Mrs W J. Smith.
In Norfolk Monday
Mrs. John Williams and her
daughter. Miss Lucy, spent Monday
in Norfolk.
Visiting In South Carolina
Mrs. C. D Pittman and Miss Lil
l.an Breen are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Florence Fleishman, in Ander
son, S. C.
Shop Here Saturday
Mr and Mrs. E. O Harper, Mrs.
Sam Boutwell, and Mrs. Thelma Bar
den were among the shoppers in
town Saturday from Plymouth
Spends Week-end Here
Mrs. Clinton House, of Roberson
ville, visited the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rodgerson, here last
week-end.
Shop Here Saturday
Misses Minnie Lou and Whitmal
Gillam, of Windsor, shopped here
Saturday
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Christine Lawrence, of Cres
well. spent Saturday here.
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Back to School
It's rtsy to Imagine what lovely
Gloria Calltn is thinking about as
she sits in her classroom at Nyack,
N. Y., Senior High School, and it
has nothing to do with the three
R's. Gloria recently copped the
backstroke championship, beside
starring in other swim events, but
she's only a achoolgirl now.
Were Here Saturday
Misses Dorothy Ashore and Elsie
Hyman. and Mrs. Jake Taylor, of
Robersonville, were included in the
group ol shoppers here Saturday.
Visits in Hertford
Miss Dorcas Knowles spent the
week-end in Hertford with relatives.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr Joel Muse, buyer on the San
ford tobacco market, spent the week
end at home
At Mattamuskeet Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Moore and
son, Maurice, Jr.. and their guests,
Dr: and Mrs W. H Harrell, of Nor
folk. visited at Mattamuskeet Lake
Sunday.
Returns from Spray
Rev John L. Goff returned last
Saturday from Spray where he con
ducted a series of religious services
He is in Beaufort County this week.
In Clayton Last Week-end
Miss Grace Talton, teacher in the
local schools, spent the week-end in
Clayton with relatives
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs Warren Roebuck, of
Whiteville. visited here last week
end.
Leaves for Hendersonville
Rev. J. H Smith left Saturday for
Hendersonville. He was accompan
ied there by Martin Anderson, who
entered Mars Hill Junior College on
Sunday.
Visits In Murfreesboro
Miss Mary Whitley visited rela
tives in Murfreesboro last week
end.
Returns from Raleigh
Junie Peel returned Sunday from
Raleigh where he attended the Deb
i utante Ball
At Holly Ridge Sunday
Mi and Mrs. A. J. Manning and
daughters, Joyce and Blanche, Mrs.
A. J Manning, Sr., and Mrs. R. E.
Manning visited at Holly Ridge on
Sunday.
Visit Relatives in Halifax
Mrs. C. D. Carstarphen, Miss Mary
Carstarphen and Sutton Carstarphen
visited relatives in Halifax Sunday.
In Norfolk Sunday
Misses Lorene and Helen Weaver,
and Mr. George Mahler visited in
Norfolk Sunday, Thye were accom
panied by Mrs. Frank Weaver who
remained to spend a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Dave Mlzelle,
and family.
Move Here I Jut Week
Mr and Mrs. Harold E. Vick, of
Winston-Salem, moved here last
week and are at home in a Meadows
apartment on West Main Street.
Visits Here Saturday
Mrs. J. E. C. Davis, of Lynnhaven,
Va., visited Mrs. Charles T. Rober
son here Saturday.
Was Here Yesterday
Mr Tommy Herman, of Wilson,
was here yesterday attending to
business.
Visits in Wilson
Mr. Russell Roebuck visited in
Wilson last week-end.
Leave for Richmond
Mrs P. B. Cone and daughter,
Sara, left Sunday for a visit with
relatives in Richmond, Va.
Visits in Danville, Va.
Mr. Eugene Rice spent the week
end with relatives in Danville, Va.
Visiting in Richmond
Mrs W K Parker and daughter,
Elizabeth, are spending the day in
Richmond, where Miss Parker enters
the freshman class at Westhampden
College this semester.
In Norfolk Monday
Messrs. J. C. and J. W. Manning
spent Monday in Norfolk.
Visit in New Bern
Misses Mary Gwenn Osborne and
Elinor Brown and Mr. Bill Keick
heiffer spent Monday in New Bern
In Richmond Sunday
Mrs. J. E. Griffin and Miss Susie
Whitley spent Sunday in Richmond
Miss Whitley re-entered St. Eliza
beth's hospital, where she is an un
dergraduate nurse.
Visit Here Yesterday
Mesdames Jim Henry Gray, John
Henry and Hugh Roberson, of Rob
ersonville, visited here yesterday.
Were Here Sunday
Messrs. J and Ted Levy, Ben Jay
son and Miss Jeanette Levy, of Tar
boro. spent Sunday in Wllllamston
visiting friends.
Leaves for Winston-Salem
Miss Katherine Manning leaves to
morrow for Winston-Salem where
she will enter the sophomore class
at Salem College
Home from Fort Bragg
Private Lyman Williams was
home from Fort Bragg last week
end.
Spends Week-end Here
Elmer Griffin was home last
week-end from Fort Jackson.
Please Pardon
Our Dust and
Commotion?
We've l?een remoileRnft the interior of our *tore and trying to car
ry on hiudncR* at the Mime time and if you have been
inconvenienced ? PLEASE EXCUSE US!
We want everyone to drop by Friday and see
our completely modernized store. We think
you will like the new interior and we have
added many new gifts that you'll tvant to see
Stop By Any Time Friday From
9:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.
Peele's ? Jewelers
121 MAIN WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
?WA*DS-?0?eKT80N
In a ceremony chanKWmod y
beauty and dignity,
Adele Robertson, dau?h^ ^.e
and Mrs. J A Robertson, became the
br.de of Mr. Frank Edwards Jr son
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Edwards. Sr.
at eight o'clock Sunday morning in
the Williamston Christian Churc ^
The Rev John L. Ooff, p-u>T otJ^
bride, officiated, using the ring cere
The interior of the church was a
scene of impressive and rare beau
ty Tall white floor standards held
masses of white gladioli, aster, and
graceful fronds of fern, and seven
branched candelabra entwined with
ivy held lighted Cathedral tapers.
The rostrum was banked with na
tive greenery and the choir rail was
entwined with garlands of ivy. Fam
ily pews were marked with clusters
of gladioli and fern caught with
bows of white satin ribbon.
Prior to the ceremony a program
of nuptial music was rendered by
Mr. Russell Roebuck, pianist. Mr.
Roebuck played, "Ah Sweet Myitary
of Life," "I Love You Truly, In
dian Love Call," and "Poeme Prior
to the entrance of the bride and
bridegroom, a trio, including Misses
Marjorie Grey Dunn Catherine
Manning and Elizabeth Parker
?Because." The traditional Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin was used
for the processional and Menaeis
sohn's Wedding March for the re
cessional. During the ceremony,
?Licberstraum" was softly
The ushers, Mr. Clifton Barber
and Mr. Grady Thomas, lighted the
candles. There were no attendants,
the couple entered the church to
K The bride was a picture of loveli
ness in a dress of soldier blue chalk
crepe fashioned with fitted bodice,
ribbon girdle, bracelet sleeves and
new knife pleated skirt. Her hat was
an off-the-face felt with lace veil.
She wote white gloves and her other
accessories were black. Her flowers
were an exquisite shoulder corsage
of white roses, asters and fever few
tied with white satin ribbons. She
wore as her only ornament, a sin
gle strand of pearls, a gift of the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Robertson, mother of the
bride, was attired in navy crepe with |
navy and white accessories and her j
corsage was of white gladioli and
fever few. Mrs. Edwards, mother of
the bridegroom wore a dress of Hun
ter green crepe with accessories of
black and a ihouldcr corsage of pink
gladioli and fever few.
Immediately following the cere
mony the bride and bridegroom left
for a wedding trip to unannounced
points after which they will be at
home in Williamston.
Mrs Edwards is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Robertson, of
Williamston. She is a descendant of
Henry Abbott, who was elected a
delegate to the Provincial Congress
at Halifax in 1776 to frame a Consti
tution for the State of North Caro
lina. She is a great, great grand
daughter of Abner and Courtney Ab
bott Williams, who were prominent
pioneer settlers in this section of the
State. For the past two years she has
been assistant cashier in the Belk
Tyler store in Williamston.
Mr. Edwards is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Edwards, Sr., of William
ston, and at the present time holds
a position with the Pender Stores in
Williamston
Only members of the families of
the bride and bridegroom together
with a few personal friends attended
the wedding.
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Visit Relatives Here
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Spencer and lit
tle daughter, Mary Morion, of Ports
mouth, spent the week-end here
with relatives.
Retarn to Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. John Roush, of An
dersonburg, Pa., and Mr and Mrs.
William Murphy, of Enola, Pa., left
yesterday after a visit here with Mr.
and Mrs C. G. Crockett. Mrs. Roush
and Mrs. Murphy are sisters of Mrs.
Crockett.
Visits In Greensboro
Miss Elva Grace Bamhill spent the
week-end with friends in Greens
boro.
Attend Bali Game
Messrs. L. T. Fowden and Charlie
James attended the ball game in
Elizabeth City Sunday.
In Smithfield Sunday
Mrs. E. P. Cunningham spent Sun
day in Smithfield. She stopped there
on her return trip from South Car
olina where her son, Ned, entered
school.
Spends Week-sad Hera
Mr. Clarence Whedbee, of Ports
mouth, spent the week-end here with
his wife, Mrs. Whedbee.
DAMPENS
Miss Margaret Browning honored
Miss Nancy Daniel of Hopewell, Va,
with a party Tuesday night, Sept.
9th, at her home near Dardens. Many
game* were played and refreshments
were served.
Those present were Misses Nancy
Daniel, the honoree, Margaret
Browning, Marie Gurkin, Marjorie
Oliver, Gertrude Wooiard, Erie
Shillings, Marion Stalling* and Pete
Browning. Zero Hoiliday, Macon Hol
liday, Hugh Martin, Albert Martin,
Hosea Fagan, Harvey Wright, Mur
ray Davis, Durham Davis and Ar
thur W. Liiley.
Friends and relatives of Hopewell,
Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. P. S.
Browning last week-end.
Messrs. David Williams and Guy
Cox were Sunday visitors in Dar
dens and Jamesville.
Harvey Wright, Joe Gray Brown
ing and James Waters have return
ed from Washington City and Lynch
burg, Va., where they spent their
vacation.
Miss Nancy Daniel, of Hopewell,
Va., spent last week with Miss Mar
garet Browning.
There is a revival meeting being
held at the Gospel Light Christian
church in Dardens this week.
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Returns from Tennessee
Mr. Abner Brown will return to
morrow after a visit with relatives |
in Tennessee and a trip to Detroit.
Visits in Benson
Miss Mary Benson visited rela-1
tives at her home in Benson last |
week-end.
Was Business Visitor Here
H D. Bateman, of Wilson, was a [
business visitor here Monday.
Enter North Carolina
Jerry Clark and Billy Mercer will
enter the freshman class at the Uni
versity of North Carolina Wednes
day of this week.
Leave for Chapel Hill
Ray Goodmon, Jr., member of the
University Student Council, and
Junie Peel, member of the Orienta
tion Committee, will leave Wednes- j
day for the University of North Car
olina, Chapel Hill.
Enters W. C. U. N. C.
Miss Marjorie Dunn, who enters
the freshman class at W.C.U.N.C.,
Greensboro, was accompanied there
by her mother, Mrs. W. E. Dunn, and
Dick Dunn.
Visit Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Henry, of
Kinston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dodd
Best, here yesterday afternoon.
In Raleigh Monday
Mrs. Victor Champion spent Mon
day in Raleigh.
Will Enter State College
Mcsdames Titus Critcher and
Daisy Purvis, and Stuart Critcher
will spend Thursday in Raleigh. Mr.
Critcher plans to enter the sopho
more class at State College this fall
Visit in Belhaven
Mr. and Mrs. Connie B. Clark and
children visited in Belhaven Sun
day.
Visit at Pamlico Beach
Messrs. Howard Earp, Jack But-1
ler, Ernest Mears and Albert Cooke
spent the week-end at Pamlico
Beach.
Returns to Philadelphia
Mrs. Carrie Lou Johnson has re
turned to her home in Philadelphia
after a several weeks' visit here with
her sister.
Was Busineos Visitor Here
Mr. Howard Basnight. wholesale
daeler and warehouseman, of Ahos
kie, was a business visitor in town
yesterday.
Visit In County
Mr. and MPs. Albert Griffin, ofl
Richmond, spent last week-end in
the county with friends and rela
tives.
To Leave 'or Greensboro
Misses Doris Moore, Helon Luuia
ley.of Williamston, and Misws Mary
Slade and Ellen Taylor, of Hamil
ton. will leave this week for Greens
boro, where they will enter W C,
U. N. C.
Home from Fort Jackson
Hildreth Rogerson is home on a
furlough from Fort Jackson.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having this day Qualified as exec
utor of Hie estate of the late Francei
Melissa Moore, deceased, of William
ston, Martin County, this is to noti
fy all persons holding claims against
said estate to present them to th?
undereigned for payment within on?
year from the date of this notice 01
same will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immed
iate payment.
Thia the 13th day of Sept 1941
JAMES DAVID MOORE
?i? ??eCUt???{,the l'!ute ?f France
?giibSl Mellssa| | Moore^ deceased
Mr. Brewington
Representative of
Hopkins Tailoring
Company
WILL BE WITH US
Wed. and Thurs.
SEPTEMBER 17th and 18th
Martin Supply Co.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Latest Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing list
Listed amonf the recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list are tha
following:
R. A Hailslip, Oak City; C. B Col
train, Norfolk; Claudius Hardiscm,
Williamston; William Herbert Mi
zelle, Williamston; Jack Butler, Can
andaigua. N. Y.; J. H. Meads, Rocky
Mount; Mrs. Billy Bowers, Hamil
ton; W. C. Haislip, Selma, Ala.; Dred
Darden, Williamston; Frank Weaver,
Williamston; Bettie E. Jones, Rob
ersonville; W. H. Bell, Williamston;
Simon Barber, Jamesville; John R.
Peel, illaimston; J. L. Griffin, Rob
ersonville; Mrs. W. W. Roberson,
Williamston; T. H. Brown, James
ville; Nancy Haislip, Merry Hill; W.
T. Stinnette, Williamston; J. W. Eu
banks, Hassell; Carrol Griffin, Wil
liamston; Lester Everett, Roper; Pvt.
George Lee Roberson. Rantoul, 111.;
W. A. Gurganus. Williamston; El
mer N. Modlin, Jamesville; B. B.
Carstarphen, Austin, Texas; J. H.
Rogers, Williamston; E. C. Harrison,
Williamston; J S. Ayers, Everetts;
Sidney Mallory, Oak City; J. A. El
lis, Williamston; Mrs. Wilmer Tet
terton. Jamesville; Will Little, Rob
ersonville: Miss Lora Sleeper, Wil
liamston; Mrs. T. M. Hopkins, Wil
liamston; R. M. Bailey, Virginia
Beach.
Returns from Washington City
Charles Daniel returned last week
end from a visit with friends in
Washington City and Philadelphia.
He leaves next week for Alabama
where* he will enter the air corps.
Farmer Will Be Protected
In Increased Production
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The U. S. Department of Agricul
ture has set up facilities for buying
and moving to consumers all emer
gency foods produced under the
food-for-freedom program next year,
says Dean L O. Schaub of State Col
lege The department will continue
to support prices of all needed food
commodities except beef on the bas
is of at least 89 per cent of parity
prices. The floor under prices will
be continued at least through June,
1943, and precaution will be observ
ed to prevent price drops after that
time.
Show
The American Aberdeen Angus
Breeders' Association will hold its
annual Angus show in conjunction
with the Texas State Fair at Dallas
October 4-19. <.
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Better
Rains and cooler weather have im
proved this country's middle west
em corn crop to such a degree that
an increased yield of 50,000,000
bushels is expected this year over
the 1940 crop.
HEADACHE
I ckUM It'i llqultf Follow directions
I label. All druggists. 10c. 30c, ?
Liquid CAPUDINE
When your head aches and
I are Jittery, fet relief qulefcly.
ntly, with Capudine. Acta "
? "quid. F '?
Higher and Higher
Go Tobacco Prices
At The
Roanoke - Dixie
WAREHOUSE WILLIAMSTON. N. C.
Highest Sale of Year Madi
On Our Warehouse
Floor Monday
We need not elaborate on our Monday's sale.
All yon need to do is read the following sales.
Kverv sale published herein i? guaranteed to
he just a- Mild oil our wurehouse floor. -
I. T. HARDISON S. L. ELLIS
pounds
price
amount
pounds price
amount
148
38c
8356.10
92 40c
8 36.80
246
41c
100.86
42 37c
15.54
216
42c
90.72
230 46c
105.80
258
42c
108.36
364
8158.14
868
8356.10
Average $43.43
* ' NATHAN MODLIN
ROY OUTTERBRIDGE prlo. ?m0u?i
pounds pries amount 152 44c $ 66.88
54 37c S 19.96 186 46c 8L5S
118 41c 48.38 140 43c 60.20
96' 44c 42.24 110 40c. 4A00
01 Ur M tl
72 38c 27.38 588 8256.64
"424 WW *Mra*e 943 64
Average $41.65 V. D. BARBER &
MRS. JOE TAYLOR
& EDWARDS pounds pries amount
pounds, price amount 30 37c $ 11.10
54 32c $ 17.28 36 39c 14JW
90 39c 35.10 48 41c 19.68
196 44c 88.24 170 44c 74.80
314 45c 141.30
654 8281.92
Average $43.11
284 9119A2
Average $42.11
II1IK.V & BIGGS
PEEL & JONES pounds price amount
pounds price amount 148 37c 8 54.78
126 35c 8 44.10 50 32c 16.00
164 35c 57.40 172 41c 70.52
234 43c 162.00 207 46c 92.92
240 44c 105.60
192 44c 84.48 577 9234.20
956 8392.20 Average $40.58
Average $41.03 ROMULUS REVELS
CI A TIL' B. w.vi c pounds price amount
SLADL & JONES 92 30c 9 27.80
pounds price amount 190 38c 72J0
88 38c 8 33.44 230 43c 98J0
36 32c 11.62 134 42c 56^8
200 41c 84.00 190 44c 83.80
180 45c 81.00 50 21c 10J0
504 8207.96 886 SMLM
Average $41 ?6 Average $39.62
Official Average for Monday?
$30.70
This It Official ami Absolutely Correct
FIRST Sale!
Friday, Sept. 19th
Roanoke ? Dixie
WAREHOUSE WILLIAMSTON, N. C