Is Visiting Here
Miss Mary Charles Godwin, stu
dent at St. Mary's Junior College.
Raleigh, is visiting Mr and Mrs. C.
H. Godwin here for a few days.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Edward Ames, of Fort Eustis.
Va.. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E H Ames, here for the week-end.
Visiting in Washington
Mr. Clarence Britton is spending
a few days in Washington.
Were Here Saturday
Messrs. Charles Piller and Res
Boykin, of Tarboro. visited here
Saturday
Spending Few Days Here
Miss Katherine Manning, student
at Salem College, is spending a few
days here w ith her parents She has
as her guest, her roommate. Miss
Marian Bervnick
In Norfolk I^ast Week-end
Mrs. ?loise Bennett spent last
week-end in Norfolk.
Visiting in Norfolk
Mrs. Harold Vick is spending
few days in Norfolk.
Spend WVfk fnH Hw
Mr. Frank Brackman and Mr. Joe
OLshener. of Langley Field. Va., vis
ited here last week-end.
Returns from Kentucky
Mr. O. S. Anderson returned Sun- 1
day from Lexington, Kentucky,
where he had spent several weeks 1
on the tobacco market. He was met
in Richmond by Mrs. Anderson and |
Mr W B Watts
In Raleigh Yesterday /
Mr. Tom Brandon was a business
vi. itor in Raleigh yesterday.
Visits in Washington
Miss Jeannette Hackney spent the |
week-end in Washington.
Spending Few Days Here
Miss Marjorie Gray Dunn, student
at Woman's College in Greensboro,
is spending a few days here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn.
In Weldon Sunday
Mrs. Pat Crawford visited in Wei-1
d?>n Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Sally Gray Gurkin, of Dur
ham. spent the week-end with her]
parents. Mr. and Mrs John Gurkin.
Visits Near Here
Mr. Dan Peel, who is in the Army,
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lon-1
nie Peel, near here last week-end.
In Petersburg Sunday
Mrs. Sadie Peel visited in Peters-1
burg and Camp Lee Sunday.
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Is 111 at Her Home
Friends of Mrs. Nora Grimes will I
be sorry to learn that she is ill at j
her home near here. She suffered a
stroke of paralysis Sunday.
Visits Near Here
Mr. Daniel. Taylor Lilley. of the
Army Air corp^, visaed his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lilley, near here
over the week-end. N
In Norfolk Sunday
Mr and Mrs. H. O. Peel, Muss Ber
nice Ward and Mrs. Mary Bell Os
borrie visited in Norfolk and New
port News Sunday.
Attend President's Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Martin at
tended the President's ball in Plym
outh Saturday night.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Maude Taylor, of Norfolk,
spent last week-end here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Taylor.
Attend Family Reunion
Mrs. Hattio Bailey and Jack Bailey
attended a family reunion in Rob
ersonville Sunday.
Returns from New York
Mr. Frank Margolis returned Sat
urday from New York where he had
been on a buying trip for Margolis
Brothers.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Addie Lee Meador, of White
ville, spent the week-end here with |
Jvbr mother, Mrs. H. L. Meador.
Was Here Last Week-end
Mr. John Pope, Jr., of Durham
spent the weekend here with His fa"
ther. Mr. John Pope.
In Washington Sunday
Miss Marjorie Lindsley and Miss |
Mamie Clyde Taylor visited
Washington Sunday.
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mobley visitei
111 Rocky Mount Sunday.
Were Here Friday
MIl and Mrs. Clyde Moore,
Windsor, visited here Friday.
In Plymouth Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W M Myers aitd
family visited in Plymouth Sunday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mrs. Nell Lockhart and daughti
Vivian, of Grifton, visited Mr. ar
Mrs. Noah Hardison here last weel
end. ???
In Norfolk last Week-end
Miss Lorene Weaver spent tl
week-end in Norfolk with her si
t?'i\ Mrs David Mizelle.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Cushing Robcrson, of Hop
well, spent the week-end here wl
relatives. He was accompanied hor
by his mother, Mrs. E. E. Robersc
who had been spending some tir
hi the county with relatives ai
friends.
Returns to Farm Office
Miss Lucille Rogerson has retui
ed to the farm agent's office af
being confined to her home in B<
Grass by illness for a week.
Visits in County
Mr Elmer Griffin, of Fort Brai
spent the week-end in the cour
with his father, Mr. Joseph S. Gi
fin.
Attending Religious Lectures
Rev. Z. T. Piephoff is attendin
uf religious lectures in
mond this week.
Reported Some Better
Mr. S. S. Brown, who has b<
quite ill at his home on Haugh'
Street, was reported some better
day.
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.Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued
this county yesterday to Joseph H
dison and Ruby Lee Padgett, both
Jamesville.
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Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. Hugh Bennett, of Palmyra, >
a business visitor here veston
morning.
Spends Week-end Here
Mfs. Mary B. Shute, of Norf
spent the week-end here with r
tives.
Were Here Yesterday
Messrs. A. M. Hasty, J. C. Smi
and E. G. Anderson, of Robersc
villa, were here-yesterday
to business.
Happenings In The
Jamesville School
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Wednesday evening, January 21st,
the Martin County Schoolmasters
Club met at Jamesville. Dinner was
served in the library by members of
the Home Economics department.
Plans for the physical education
program were discussed. Several la
dies from the different schools of
the county were present.
The basketball teams had a busy
and successful week. On Monday
night they defeated the Farm Life
teams at Farm Life. Tuesday night
they won over Robersonville here,
and Friday night they won the con
tests with Bath, there. Wednesday
night of this week they will play
Bear Grass at the gym in Williams
ton. '
The school paper, School Flashes,
was distributed to the students Fri
day The Senior class publishes it
every two weeks.
The Junior Class gave a play
stressing good table manners for the
chapel program last Friday.
The P.T.A. will meet Thursday
evening, February 5th, at eight
[o'clock.
The Junior class has been rais
ing money for the annual Junior
Senior banquet, but the members of
the class have decided to donate part
of the funds to the Red Cross and to
give a party in the gym for the Sen
iors.
Many of the students attended the
show given in the auditorium Friday
afternoon by Mr. A. Corey.
Several of the teachers spent the
tl'l 111/ -on *1 gv* l Uaie ' - J
******* at tncir nomss.
Miss Eunice Modlin visited friends
in Robersonville last week-end.
The Seniors recently selected the
superlatives in their class. They plan
to give a student commencement
[again this year.
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JONES-MODLIN
i Miss Pauline Modlin, of James
I villi*, daughter of Mr. Joe Gray
1 Modlin and the late Mrs Mittie
Modlin, became the bride of Dan
. Jones, of Williamston, Saturday,
January 31st, at Everett*. The cou
ple was married by Justice of the
[ Peace C. B. Riddick.
Mr. Jones is the son of Mrs. Mat
tic Jones and the late Mr. Bill Jones,
and is a prominent young farmer of
near here.
Attendants were Misses Verna
Liggett and Carrie Dell Jones, of
Williamston.
The couple will make their home
with the groom's mother.
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Visit Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Worslcy and
little son, of Oak City, visited here
yesterday.
Returns To Ayden
Miss Martha Baldree has returned
to her home in Ayden after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jule T. Barnhill here
for a week.
in Bethel Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bunting vis
ited relatives in Bethel Sunday.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Barnhill
and family, of Greenville, visited Mr
and Mrs. Jule Barnhill Sunday.
Returns from Kinston
Mrs. Leman Barnhill has returned
from Kinston where she has been
with her brother-in-law, Mr Fred
Isler, who is very ill.
Spends Week-end Here
Ned Cunningham, student at Pres
byterian College, Clinton, S. C.,
spent the week-end here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Cunning
ham.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Bernice Franklin, of Norfolk
visited Mr. and-Mrs. Oscar Bie her
last week-end.
I HINTS FOR
| HOMEMAKERS
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By Irene James, Home
Service Director, Virginia Electric
And Power Company
"WHITE POTATOES
TAKE A BOW"
A potato a day is now one of the
requisites for a day's balanced diet
?as it offers generous shares of cal
cium, phosphorus and iron, also vi
tamins A, B, C and D. And, when
you add butter, milk or cream, you
have a dish which contains every
important food element needed for
good health and increased energy.
Dutchess Potatoes
These may be used to dress up the
meal a bit.
1-3 c milk
2 tbsp butter
1 egg, separated
2 c hot riced potatoes .
1 tsp salt
i 1-4 tsp pepper
Cook potatoes over low heat in
only enough water to cover bottom
of pan to prevent sticking. When
[done, drain and force through ricer.
Heat milk until butter melts, add to
potatoes with the seasoning and the
well beaten egg yolk. Beat well.
Shape in form of nests, using a pas
try tube (or form in small mounds
making a deep depression). Brush
over with beaten egg white. Brown
in hot oven, remove to hot platter
and fill with seasoned hot green
peas.
Potato Chowder
T slices salt pork
1 sliced onion
2 c diced potatoes
1 c corn
4 c scalded milk
Salt and pepper
3 tbsp butter
6 soda crackers
Cut pork in small pieces and fry
until crisp. Remove bits of pork. Add
onion and cook slowly for five min- j
utes. Do not brown. Parboil potatoes I
for five minutes in water to cover.1
Add potatoes to fat with two cups j
jof water (including the water in
[which they were cooked.) Cook un-|
til potatoes are tender, add corn and (
milk. Season with salt, pepper and
butter. Pour over crackers in soup j
plates and sprinkle with the bits of i
salt pork. Serves 6.
Dainty Potato Buns
1-2 c mashed potatoes
1-2 c milk, scalded
1 yeast cake
1-4 c lukewarm water
4 c sifted enriched flour (about)
1 egg well beaten
2 tbsp sugar
1 tsp salt
3 tbsp melted butter
Combine potatoes and milk. Cool
to lukewarm. Soften yeast in water
and add to potatoes. Add enough
flour to make a batter, beating well
Cover?let rise in warm place until
light. Add egg, sugar, salt, butter and
remaining flour to make ? soft
dough. Knead lightly until smooth
Place in greased bowl. Cover, let
rise again until double in bulk. Roll |
out 1-2" thick. Cut with floured bis
cuit cutter. Place in greased pan. Let I
rise until double in bulk. Bake in hot |
oven 400*?15 min. or until done.
Makes 12 to 15 buns.
Chocolate Potato Cake
1-2 c butter
1 f auger su
2 eggs, well beaten
1-2 c milk
1-2 c hot riced (or mashed) pota- |
toes
1 c flour
2 tsp baking powder
1-2 tsp cinnamon
1-2 tip cloves
1-2 tsp nutmeg
1-2 c grated chocolate
1-2 c chopped nut meats
Cream butter, add sugar gradual-1
ly, beating constantly. Add eggs,
milk, potato. Beat thoroughly, add |
Latest Addition? To The
Enterprise Mailing List
Listed among the recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list are ths
following:
Geo. C Jenkins, Williamston; Ida
Brown, Williamston; Fannie Hurst,
Williamston; Mrs. M. B Ward, Wil-1
liamston; C. C. Bailey, Williamston;)
H. G. Roberson, Williamston; Will
Taylor, Williamston; S. Oscar Peel,
Williamston; H. O. Jarman, William
ston; Russell T. Roebuck, New York;
T. W. Holliday, Jamesville; Wood
row Holliday, Williamston; Mrs. Ef
flour mixed and sifted with the dry 1
ingredients chocolate and nut meats.
Turn into greased and floured pan.
Bake 55 min. 350* (moderate) oven.
Few people realize that the im
portant thing in preparing mashed
potatoes is to mash them the minute
they are done; the ricer is best as
it removes all lumps. Use as much
cream or hot milk as possible, salt to
taste, and then beat well. Potatoes
prepared in this way will stand some
time unharmed.
Cooking potatoes in the skin,
whether in baking, boiling or steam
ing, conserves the maximum food
values and improves the flavor.
Visit Here Last Week-end
Misses Anne Fbwden and Hfcncy
Biggs were home from St. Mary's
School, Raleigh, for the week-end.
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Spends Week-end Here
Miss Elizabeth Parker, University
of Richmond student, spent the
week-end here with her parents.
fic Rogers, Williamston; Mrs. Mabel
Lilley, Jamesville; W. F. Holliday,
Jamesville; W. F. Barber, William
ston; Lester House, Robersonville;
B. L. House, Robersonville; W. S.
Mobley, Oak City; W. H. Rogers,
Williamston; Wm. Sheppard, Wil
liamston; Mc. D. Leggett, Williams
ton; C. E. Jenkins, Williamston; Mrs.
P. B. Cone, Williamston; R. L. Bry
ant. Oak City;Mrs. Hugh Bennett,
Palmyra.
Miserable With A
HEAD COLD?
Just try I-fWfoM Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen mem
branes, (2) soothes irritation, and (3)
helps clear cold -clogged
nasal passages. Pol- wafVC ' fm
low the complete di- AT
rections in folder. vAiKv*HOi
Honeymooners
Sen en Rial Mm key Kooney ami his
bride, the former Ava Gardner,
ha ye a smile for each other as they
pose for the photographer after
their arrival in New York. They
are touring the Kast as part of their
honeymoon.
WE AKE TAKING ORDERS FOR
Tobacco Flues
FAKMKKS. ilon*! nail to give your or
der for Toliarro Flue*. ^ on realize the
condition- llial ronfronl iik all and liow
difficult it i? to wnirr metal- and tin.
WE WILL CET 60 PER CENT OF
LAST -YEAR'S SUPPLY OF IRON^
We have in -lock I -.5 of our allotment, uliirli ran
lie converted into flue- immediately upon receipt
of Your order. Don't wait! (live u- Your order now.
G.& II. BUILDERS
SL'l?m COMPANY W ILLI AMS I ON, N. C.
Final Close - Out
ON \u. f vi.i. \\n v\ im kh
Coats and Suits
Hifi I ...l of Kali ami \\ inter Dresses
(ircutlv Reduced. liny now for
the days to route! S 1.0(1 Values
Ketlueeil to . . .
sl. 19 and SI.98
II f. are now ulion-in# a
beautiful amiorlment of new
Spring Clothes
Ww ('.oat* .... S5.9S up
Spring Suit* , $6J95 up
All Wool Skirts.
Solids and Plaids .$1.95
Np* Drone. ? lint. ? Blnimo
f.'ome in and nee the netr itylen
ISRAEL'S
. . * ?Ll?.V. . . V.? ~... ( ; '
"Distinctive Clothes For Women"
Where Styles Are Newer ? Price* Lower
Y-C Fertilizer
r t /
FERTILIZERS
For Your Plant Bed
J. Reg Simpson
LOCAL SALESMAN
And -?=?
Martin Supply Co.
LOCAL AGENT
Complete Stock Available At All Time.s For
Either Plant Beds Or Regular Crops.
WAREHOUSE LOCATED ON THE
RAILROAD?OLD STALLS BLDG.
Our Frank
J. Margolis
? HAS JUST RETURNED
FROM THE MARKET
Many New Arrivals
? In
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
"Hit?many items of ijnHm" fine Wearing
Apparel are beginning to arrive daily.
We extend to you a very cordial
welcome to visit us and inspect
the latest styles and fashions in
LadifV Ready-lO-Wea r.
tkctofotis BiotU&is
100 MULES
I have in my stables at Williamston
f w
more Good, Young, Well-Broke Ten
nessee MULES than you can find
any place.
Come and look them over
before buying.
Holt Evans
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.