Return! to Ayden
Mrs. Martha Baldree, of Ayden,
returned home Sunday after spend
? eirt 1 *?* At
ni?ovTtmn unj j iivi t tit ttttr fivfnc wt
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barnhill
Arrives Last Week-end
Mr. R. C. Davis, of Watertown,
Tenn., arrived here last week-end to
spend several months. While in Wil
liamston, Mr. Davis will be engaged
in mule business.
Visit Here Monday
Mrs. S. S. Bailey and I. L. Clark,
of Everetts, and Mrs. Noah Riddick,
of Gainesville, Fla., spent Monday
here with Mrs. J. T Barnhill, and
Mr. Barnhill.
In Rocky Mount Saturday
?* Mrs. O. L. Willard and Miss Pat
tie Battle visited in Rocky Mount last
Saturday.
Visiting Here This Week
Mr. Cash Brown, of West Point,
Va., is spending a few days here this
week.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Waters and
daughter, Peggy, of Windsor, visit
ed here last week-end.
SCOLDS
from developing
Pol t fair drops of Ticks Va-tro-nol
up *Mh nostril at the very first sniffle,
anaeae or sign of nasal Irritation. Its
quick action aids J'VJk
Nature's defenses Mass( < y
aaalnst colds. Pollov
dlrectlons In folder. VA'TIO*NOil
Leaves (or Norfolk
Jerry Manning left yesterday for
Norfolk to return to his ship.
A marriage license was issued in
this county last Saturday to William
Edgar Davis and Dare Stokes, both
of Hamilton.
In Tillery Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Coltrain, Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Coltrain and Miss
Pattie Battle visited in Tillery last
Sunday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. William Hodges, of
Raleigh, spent the week-end here
with his patents, Mr and Mrs. W J
Hodges
Are Visiting Here
Mrs. David C. Mizelle and daugh
ter, Alva Jeanne, of Norfolk, Va., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weaver
here this week.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Jack Stokes, of Washington,
attended to business here yesterday.
In Scuppernong Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C E. Jenkins and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Chesson visited in
Scuppernong Sunday.
In Norfolk For Few Days
Mr. and Mrs Asa Crawford and
Mrs. K. B Crawford are in Norfolk
for two or three days where Mr.
Crawford is receiving medical treat
ment for an injured eye.
In Jamesvllle Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Chenowarth, of
Portsmouth, visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. G. Gurkin in Jamesville last
Sunday.
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VALUE EVER OFFERED
HARRISON OIL CO.
OUR PRICES ON NEW 72-INCH
PEANUT BAGS
ARK KKASONABI.K
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Moore Grocery Co.
FARMERS
IF YOU NEED EQUIPMENT, STOP IN AND
LET US SHOW YOU THE -
International Line~~
Farmall Tractors, Cultivators, Har
rows, Stalk Cutters, Power Units,
Hammer Mills, etc.
We alio have on hand the following good
Used Tractors
2?Farmall Regular
1?Farmall F-20
1?Farmall F-12
1?General, Model GG, slightly used
Speaking of average*, if you are inter
ested in good, clean used equipment, we
can give you a 100 per cent value aver
age on your buying dollars.
Chas. H. Jenkins
And Company
Highway No. 17 Phone No. 314
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Was Business Visitor Here
Attorney Paul D. Roberson was in
town yesterday attending to profes
In the County Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bert Jenkins, of
Wendell, visited relatives in the
county Sunday.
Retunrn to Their Homes
Mr. and Mrs, N. T. Riddick, of
Gainesville, Fla., and Mrs. E. L. Ex
um, of Moultrie, Ga., have returned
to their homes after spending some
time in Everetts with Mr. and Mrs
J. B Barnhill.
Attend Fair Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horner, of
Plymouth, attended the fair here
Saturday night.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Dick Lucas, of Plymouth, was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Spending Few Days Near Here
Mrs. Lyman Johnson, of Rocky
Mount, is spending a few days near
here with her mother. Mrs. W H
Edwards
Visits Here Saturday
Whit Purvis, of Goldsboro, visited
his mother, Mrs Daisy Purvis, here
Saturday and Sunday
Spends Week end Here
Miss Reid White, student at E C.
T. C , Greenville, spent the week-end
here.
Was Here Last Week-end
Leon Simon, Jr , of Augusta, Ga ,
visited here last week-end
In Robersonville Sunday
Mesdames Harry Meador and Ma
nue G. Taylor were the guests of
relatives in Robersonville Sunday af
ternoon.
Visit Here Yesterday
Mrs Jack Frank and son, Jack, Jr.,
of Plymouth, visited here yesterday
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Shep Brinkley, of Plymouth,
attended to business here yesterday.
Visits in Everetts
Rudolph Hardy, student at the
University, Chapel Hill, spent last
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Hardy, in Everetts.
In Kinston Sunday
Misses Marina Whitley and Lora
E. Sleeper visited in Kinston Sun
day and heard Rev E. Stanley Jones
in the first of a series of services by
the internationally-known minister
missionary
At Nags Head Sunday
Misses Elizabeth Holliday and Sal
ly Coltrain and Ray Simon and Law
rence Coltrain visited at Nags Head
and Manteo Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Addle Lee Meador, teacher
in the Whiteville schools, spent the
week-end here with her mother, Mrs
H. L Meador
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rawls an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
their home here on Marshall Ave
nue Sunday.
Return to Virginia Beach
Mrs Dick Woodward and daugh
ters. Dickie Ann and Myrnie Brown,
returned to their home at Virginia
Beach Saturday following a visit
here with relatives
Visiting at Old Fori
Miss Mildred Everett, of Hanoi
tun, is vacationing a few days at
Old Fort
In Dunn last Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker were
in Dunn last week-end attending the
funeral of Mr Parker's brother-in
law.
Visits in Portsmouth
Mrs. J W Andrews spent the
week-end In Portsmouth Willi her
daughter, Mrs J L Spencer, and
family. ?
In Raleigh Sunday
Messrs John A. Ward, Herbert
Lilley. J D Wools id and Elbert
Peel attended the annual reunion of
the 81st Division of the A.E.F., in
Raleigh Sunday.
Spends Week-end in Greenville
Miss Annie Laurie Herring spent |
the week-end at her home in Green
ville.
Was Here Yesterday
City Engineer Henry Rivers, of I
Greenville, was here yesterday at
tending to business.
Visits in Raleigh
Mrs. Oswald Stalls visited in Ral
last week-end.
In County Last Week-end
Mr. J. U. Peel, of Norfolk, was thel
guest of relatives in the county last
week-end.
Spend Week-end Here
John Fleming Thigpen and C. T.
Roberson, students at State College,
Raleigh, visited relatives here last
week-end.
Visits Parents Here
Miss Mary Helen Boy kin, teacher
in the Lewlston schools, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boykin,
Here last week-end.
Was Here Last Week-end
Jack Baker Saunders, student at
Carolina, Chapel Hill, visited here
last weke-end.
Visit Here Sunday
Miss Rita Thompson, of Washing
ton, and Fred Williams, of Fort Jack
son, were the guests of Dr.?and Mrs.
John W. Williams here Sunday.
Spending Few Days Here
Mrs. Thomas Martin, of Norfolk, is
spending a few days here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Man
ning. Gordon Manning, student at
A.C.C., Wilson, also visited his par
ents here last week-end.
Confined To His Home
William Earl Stinette, with the
Coast Guard unit in Baltimore, is
confined to his home here recovering
from an appendicitis operation. He
suffered a relapse over the week-end
and will be at his home on West Main
Street for at least two weeks
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Swindell, of
Maul's Point, and Mrs Fred Poole,
of Washington, visited Mr. and Mrs
George Whitehurst and Mr. and Mrs
| Marion Cobb hero last week
Mr. And Mr*. Henry Griffin
Honored At Party Friday
Mr. and Mrs L. Bruce Wynne en
tertained at a lovely bridge party
Friday night in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Griffin, who were mar
ried in September. The home waa at
tractively decorated with white and
pink azaleas, roses and chrysanthe
mums.
Iced drinks were served during
the progressions. Following the
ma tee- cream molded in slippers
with green and white individual
cakes and Calla lily mints, were
served.
Mrs. C H Neville, of Scotland
Neck, captured the high score prize
for ladies, a crystal flower bowl; C.B
Clark, Jr.. high, a tie and handker
chief set; Mrs David F. Modlin, low,
a vase, and John Tullos, a humidor
filled with cigarettes. Mrs. Griffin
was given ice tea spoons in her sil
ver; Miss Sara Cone, bride-elect of
the month, was given an olive fork;
Mrs C G. Crockett, Jr., bride of the
summer, a vase, and Mrs. John Koth,
handkerchiefs, for guest.
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Wynne
were Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, honor
guests; Dr and Mrs. C. H Neville, of
Scotland Neck; Mr. and Mrs. J. Holt
Evans, of Enfield, and Mrs. John
Roth, of Hay Springs, Nebr.; Mr and
Mrs. Vernon Bunting, Mr. and Mrs.
J Paul Simpson, Mrs W R Glover,
Mrs. Asa Crawford, Miss Betty Ev
erett. Mr S. H. Grimes, Mr and Mrs.
V. J Spivey, Charles H Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Carstarphen, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Coburn, Mr. and Mrs.
C. G. Crockett, Jr., Mr and Mrs. John
Tulloss. Miss Sara Cone, Mrs Bill
Forrest, Mr J. R. Simpson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Saunders, Sr., Mrs. Raleigh
Bradley, Miss Kathryn Mewborn,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Peel, Mr and Mrs.
David F. Modlin, Mr. and Mrs. C B.
Clark. Jr. and Miss Elizabeth Bur
FAKEWELL PARTV
Mrs Clarence Whedbee, who left
Sunday to join her husband in Nor
folk. was honored with a farewell
party Friday night by Miss Irene
Tetterton at her home on Watte
Street
Lovely fall flowers decorated the
home and the salad course served *
the end of the progressions carried
out the harvest motif
Mrs. Tom Rose served punch and
Mrs. Wheeler Manning passed the
tallies. Mrs. Whedbee was remem
bered with lingerie. Mrs. Tom Rose
captured the high score prize, hose;
Mrs. Joe Glenn, rurtner-up, a carton
of cigarettes, and Mrs. Clyde Grif
fin, handkerchiefs, for consolation
Mesdumes R W Bondurant, E T
Coley and Wheeler Manning and
Miss Edith Stallings assisted Miss
Tetterton in serving
Other guests were Mesdames
George Harrison, Jessup Harrison,
Charlie Leonard, II. S Manning, El
bert Peel, K D Worrell, D. V Clay
ton, Gaylord Harrison, Roy McClees,
Miller Harrell, William Everett, N.
C. Grene, Bill Helvin, Ben Courtney,
Herman Taylor, Marion Cobb, Joe
Goderd. Jr.. Charlie Mobley, Dick
Smith, and Mrs Dick Woodward;
Misses Mamie Clyde Taylor, Ruth
Manning and Mary Carstarphen.
Mrs. E T Coley, of Plymouth, was
given powder and Mrs. Dick Wood
ward, of Norfolk, perfume, as guest
prizes.
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Is Receiving Treatment
Mrs J 1) Thrower is receiving
treatment 111 a Durham lurspital for
a few days.
Visiting in Tarboro
Mrs Irving Margolis and daugh
ters, Sandra and Gall, are visiting
relatives in Tarboro for a few days.
In Edenton Sunday
Mr and Mrs. R J. Hardison, R.
J , Jr ,and Rosa Lee, visited Mr and
ton Sunday.
Happenings In The
Oak City Schools
Mr. Elmer Furlow, of Herrin, II.,
arrived Tuesday, Sept. 30th, to re
place Mr. Suggs, who left Thursday
to prepare to enter the Army Octo
ber 8th. Mr Furlow is a graduate of
Southern Illinois Normal University,
located at Carbondale, 111.
Under the direction of Mrs. Lup
ton, the music department is organ
izing a school band. A number of stu
dents have already organized for
band work. Tuesday a meeting will
be held and methods for securing in
struments will be decided on.
The agriculture department, head
ed by Mr. Hassell, and the home ec
onomics department, headed by Miss
Whitehead, are going to attend the
State Fair at Raleigh. October 18th.
A Ricks bus has been chartered for
the occasion.
Studying the problems of mass
production, the economics class will
visit a Soctland Neck cotton mill
next week Mrs. Jones, the teacher,
and Mr Ainsley arranged the trip.
Lots of interest is being shown in
this class. Debates and other activi
ties have been held.
Friday night there will be a meet
ing of the Ruritan Club in the school
auditorium. Refreshments will be
served by the home economics de
partment Mr Lawrence Hyman, the
president, will preside, with Mr
John Hassell acting as secretary
A revival meeting will be held at
the local Christian Church, beginning
October 6th. Mr R L. Topping, of
Roanoke Rapids, assisted by Mr.
Tumlin. the pastor of the Roanoke
Rapids Christian Church. The pub
lic is cordially invited to attend.
Attend Football Game
Among those from here who at
tended the Duke-Tennessee game in
Durham Saturday were, Mrs. Daisy
Pope, Mrs. Roger Critcher, Roger
Critcher, Jr, Miss Ella Wynne
Critcher. Mr and Mrs. J B Taylor,
Mr. David Hix, Mrs. C. A. Harrison,
Mr Wigg Watts, Mr and Mrs. Sam
Edwards, Mr Jack Butler, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Vick, Miss Marion Pen
der, Rev. Z. T. Piephoff, Mr John
Henry Edwards. Eli Marion Taylor,
Dr J. T. Llewelyn, Albert Cooke,
Mr. and Mrs. James Manning, Mr.
C. A. James, Breezy Beaird, Misses
Mary O'Neal Pope and Milly Biggs,
Mrs. Jack Booker, Mrs. Charles Peel,
Professor Yates, Mr. Charles M. Peel,
Mr. and Mrs. N C Green and Mrs.
Charlie Mobley.
Recovering from Operation
Mrs. James Herbert Ward is re
covering from an appendicitis oper
ation at her home here, being re
moved from a Washington hospital
Sunday
Undergoes Operation
Mrs J. T Price, underwent an op
eration in a Durham hospital Satur
day, and is getting along nicely.
Visits Here Sunday
Mrs. Alec Jones, of Washington,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Garriss here Sunday.
Returns to Washington
Bill Holloman has returned to
Washington after visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs W J. Smith, here
for a few days.
In Rocky Mount Sunday
Mr and Mrs W K Dunn and son.
John, visited in Rocky Mount and
Wilsuiv Sunday
Speuds Week-end Here
Edgar Guiganus. student at Wake
Forest College, visited Ins mother,
Mrs Mary Bonner Uurganus, here
last week-end.
In Bethel Saturday
Mrs. George Whitehurst visited in
Bethel Saturday.
Is in Winchester, Va.
Mr M M. Levine is a business vis
ur in Winchester, Va., for a few |
days
Legion Auxiliary Will Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary will
be held Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock in the home of Mrs. C. L.
Wilson in Hobersonville.
This will be the first important
meeting of the year and the new of
ficers will be installed for the en
suing year
The Junior Auxiliary will meet
with the seniors and a very interest
ing program has been arranged.
Mr* ?tx.?Wilson and Mrs. W. I
Gray will be hostesses for this meet
ing and a social hour will be enjoy
ed.
It is urgently requested that each
and every member make an effort
to be present for this meeting
Visit Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Robertson, of
Washington, were the guests of rel
atives here Sunday
Returns to Raleigh
Mrs. M. L. Bellamy, of Raleigh,}
has returned to her home after
spending a few days here with Mi
and Mrs. W T. Stinette
Leave for Norfolk
Misses Marie Gurkm and Reba
Gardner, of Jamesville, left Sunday
for Norfolk, where they will enter
a Norfolk business college for the
fall term.
Will Arrive Tomorrow
Mrs. Clayton Moore and daughter,
Susan, arrive tomorrow from Wins
ton-Salem to spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Barnes.
Spends Week-end in Jamesville
Miss Mary Louis Carson, freshman
at F.C.TC. Greenville, visited her:
parents, Mr and Mrs. O G Carson, I
in JaihesviUe, last week-end.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Keel, of Cross
Roads Township, announce the birth
of a son. Robert Benjamin. Monday.
October 6th. at 11a m.
Visits Here Yesterday
Dr Robert L. Smith, of Mt Airy,
visited Mr Harry A Biggs here a
short while yesterday while en route
to the Virginia Medical Society meet ;
ing at Virginia Beach
Happenings In The
Farm Life School
The Farm Life School sponsored a
community booth at the Martin
County Fair which netted the school
a prize of $40.00. This money will be
given to the P T.A. to carry out a
project. The booth was decorated by
Miss Marguerite Cooke.
?Plans are underway for the con
struction of a rose garden by mem
bers of the Farm Life Garden Club.
Herbert L. Manning and Cecil
Brown, of N. C. State, former Farm
Life students, visited in Farm Life
last week-end.
Mrs. M. T. Moye, of Windsor, has
replaced Mr. J B Perry in the
Farm Life faculty.
The high school boys and girls are
beginning their practice for the high
school play.
Mrs. D. W. Manning's room won
the cleanliness banner this week.
The eighth grade of Farm Life is
trying to establish an attendance
record, so fur the class of 27 has not
had an absence.
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Is Visiting His Parents
Mr Levi J Davis, of the U. S.
Army, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Davis.
Shops Here Yesterday
Mr. J. G. Forbes, of the Spring
Green section, was in town yesterday
shopping wtih Mrs. Forbes.
In Kichntond Yesterday
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Leonard,
Si .and Mrs. James H. Smith visit-*
ed in Richmond yesterday.
Will Arrive Tomorrow
Miss Jane Moore, of Winston-Sal
em,-will arrive tomorrow to spehd a
few days here with Mr. and Mrs. M.
S. Moore.
Return from New York
Messrs. Harry A Biggs and Wal
ter Latham returned yesterday from
a business trip to New York.
The monthly pay roll at Fort
Jackson is almost $2,000,000.
Attention
Tobacco Farmers
_ ..WE . CAN USE .
Large Quantities
? Of
Scrap Tobacco
At
Top Prices Now
W. I. SKINNER
& COMPANY
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
HITS THE SPOT
AMERICA S BIGGEST NICKEL S WORTH
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If* llanl To llelieve, lint TRUE!
Our Monday's Sale
Was the Highest Sale
Of the Year
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yon lilt- Huint' Irur slory. Vic rt-ally hoIiI Ittliat't'o
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on H|it't'iilaliou. VI t- mirk for our fiutloiiit-rH ami
push every |iilt* lo llit- limit!
W M. HARRISON DICK SI.ADE & II. L. RESPASS
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price
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J FRANK BAILEY
NATHAN MOULIN WALTER BEACH Cross Roads
Williamston
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FIRST Sale!
Friday, Oct. 10th
At The PLANTERS WAREHOUSE
FIRST SALE WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8
At the FARMERS WAREHOUSE
I.EMAN HARNHIU., HOLT EVANS and
JOE MOYK, I'roprit'tora
Planters and Farmers
Warehouses Williamston, N. C.