Herr From Enfield
Professor and Mrs. T. O. Hick
man and son and Mi--.- CE. II. • ■
err,on of Enfield 'isiitd here c-> ‘
urday.
Business Visitor Here
Mr. Lc-Roy Ever!!. Handli, ■
merchant, was ;. bu-ir. -s vi it,.,
in town yesterday.
In Uiclilanci.s
Mrs. G. H. Harrison and M
K G. Harrison. -J> r.'id daupKU
Nanctt; visited in Richiands U
week-end.
Here Over IVf'k I.net
rat;!, and Mrs. J. D. Ben r-n
t.i
with Mrs. J. M. Bowen.
Spends Saturday >'ir,ht Here
1VT Ruby Reid of Wake Fores
• pent .Saturday night with Mrs
si Wheeler Martin, Sr.
Returns From South Carolina
M- - G. W. Jordan has returnee
: i,nu ,in.i : weeks vacation u
;; t Due West. South Carolina.
Here Sunday
M: and Mrs. W. A. China ant
Mrs. M. H. Allen of Roanoke
Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. J. R
Campbell of Plymouth visitec
!\: . and Mr:. Randolph Ailer
Sunday.
Visit Friends Here
Mrs Walton White of Washing
ton vi: ited friends here Frida)
night.
Spends Week-Fnil Here
Collin Peele of E. C. T. C
Greenville, spent the week-enc
here with his mother, Mrs. Collir
j Peele.
Visits Mother Here
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Whedbee and
little daughter. Lucy Ann, spent
the week end here with Mrs.
Whedbee s mother, Mrs. Charlie
Mobley.
Visit In F.denton
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Goff visit
ed in Edenlon Friday night.
Here Over Week-End
Mi . and Mrs. Thomas Hotl vis
ited Mr. Holt's sister, Mrs. John
I, Goff here this week-end.
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Holding vis
ited here this week-end.
Arrives From Texas
I Mrs. Thomas Stewart, the for
mer Virgil Ward, arrives Tuesday
I from Pasedena, Texas, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Lucy Ward, here.
Visits Relatives In Dunn
Mi. .- Edith Stallings spent the
week end in Dunn with relatives.
Visits in I .illingtoil
Mi. Jimmie Collins spent the
week-end in Lillington with
I friends.
Here For Week-End
Mi. Francis Peel of Raleigh
pent the week-end here with re
| latives.
Here From Rocky Mount
, Mr. and Mrs S. Felton of Rock)’
Mount spent the week-end here
i with their daughlc'1, Mrs. Eunice
Ihil flap and daughter, Sondru.
Home I rom Richmond
Mrs Raleigh Manning returned
to her home m Jamesvillo Sunday
'Mei spending several days with
her sons in a Richmond hospital.
I Visits Aunt Here
I Miss Frances Barnhill of Dur
j ham spent the week-end hen
with her aunt, Mrs. Daisy Purvis
Here On Business
Mr. C. B. Martin of Jamesvilh
was here on business Monday.
Reported Improving
Mrs. W. C. Mercer who recent
ly underwent a majo, operatior
in a Baltimore hospital is report
ed to be improving. Dr. Mercei
continues there with his wife.
Party Returns From New V >rk
Mr. J. W. Walts was in Rockj
Mount Sunday night where h<
roti Mrs. Watts, Mrs. C. B. Cia k
Jr., Misses Ann Fowden, Millie
Biggs and Many Warren whc
spent the past week in New York
Attend Ball Game
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crockett, Bob
Peele and Miss Bernice Ward at
tended the Carolina-FIorida foot
ball game in Chapel Hill Satur
day afternoon.
Here From Greenville
Miss Sarah Ellis of Greenville
visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Sam Getsinger here Iasi
week-end.
Attends To Business Here
Mr. N. C. Everett of Robcrson
ville attended to business here
yesterday.
Attend Carolina-FIorida Game
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peel attend
ed Ihe Carolina-FIorida football
game in Chapel Hill Saturday.
Visit Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holding of
Roanoke Rapids spent last week
end here with relatives.
Here From Jamesville
Mr. W. W. Walters of James
ville was here yesterday attend
ing to business.
Visits In Tarboro
Bill Bob Peel visited in Tar
boro Sunday.
Attends Conference In Raleigh
Miss Ida Roberts attended a
state home economics conference
in Raleigh last week-end and vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith
while there.
Secure License To Wed
A marriage license was issued
last Friday to Billie Jonas Haislip,
HKD 1. Bethel, and Mildred May
Cannon of Robersonville.
Home From College
Conrad Getsinger was home
last week-end from ECTC, Green
ville.
Visit Grand daughter
Mr. and Mrs. George Sfetsos
spent the week-end in Elizabeth
City where they went to visit
I
NOTICE!
To \il Lrfjioimairr** and Sri \ ice Men
and \\ niiicii
there w ii i he \
DUTCH SI I* I’ K K
I ii Tlir I Mni on
Mom la > Nijjlil. %ov. 11! Ii ill »: >0
5Or per plate
All itirnilirrs and -rr\irr iiirn and wo*
nira arc rordiulK imited lo allrnd.
WIIIKI.IK M. M WMNi; ACKNCV
TRI CKS SOil SACK
One 1911 ijmmI I 1-2 Ion IVitek.
Oiu\rolut, in j^ootl enmlilion
One 1911 O.IMO 1 ton pick up
Irnck. Slake l»o(I\ and in "ootl
condition.
DIXIE MOT< >K COM l».VM
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if takes the swear
out of underwear /
HANESKM*?—for perfect fit
You like line kuitted garment:, because they
"give" with body motion, offer elastic comfort
and long wear. Men appreciate the quality in
Hanes Underwear — the product of 45 years of
experience in the knitting business.
li he wears the Lame underwear
all year round. tie'll like the ab
soxbent knitted comiort of the
Kanes short-sleeve Undershirt.
(He'll uie it also as a sport shirt
next summer.) Shown here with
smart-looking Hanes Tailored
Shorts, made generously lull*
For cold, outdoor days, ho may
wii>h to combine a middleweight
short-sleeve Undershiit with
Hanesknit ankle-length Drawers
Hanes Winter Sets—constructed to
provide gentle athletic support.
P. H. Kanes Knitting Company.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
• 1'ou may not find
your to. ante style on
you r first call, ftcur
supplies ore being pro
duced as fu&t as pres
ent conditions p%rnut.
1
-the imtionai underwear
j Family Night To
| Be Held Nov. 14th
——
The annual Family Night of the
Williamston Lion's Club will be
■ j held on November 14, it was de
cided at the regular semi-monthly
: meeting of the club at Chimney
Corner Inn last Thursday evening.
A committee of Lions J. H. Ed
wards, J. H. Wa'd, C. D. Pittman
volunteered to handle the ar
rangements.
A letter inviting the members
j of the local club to attend a Tr;
?.nne meeting to be held on Oct.
31st at Belhaven was read by
I President Holdreth Mobley and
i about 12 members expressed a de
i sire to attend and represent the
Williamston Club.
Several other letters of interest
to the club members were read.
Chairman Homer Barnhill an
nounced that the club’s share of
the receipts from the ball chew
ing gum machines for the period
ending this month was $97 94.
j This money is to be used for work
among the blind and visually
handicapped.
Lion Gaylord Harrison led in
I singing “America” and Lion E. L.
Ward, Jr., pronounced the invoca
tion to open the meeting.
■-<*>
1 Visit Here Sunday
Mrs. A. D. Mizelle and Mrs.
I Mark Ruffin of Tarboro visited
relatives here Sunday,
their newly born grand-daughter,
Barbara Folsom, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Folsom.
Class To Meet
The Philathea class of the Mem
orial Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. L. T. Carrow Friday
night, Nov. 1, at 8:00, on Marshall
avenue.
Attends Funeral
Bill Haislip of Wilson attended
the funeral of Mrs. Grover Hardi
son here Sunday.
Spend Week-End Here
Mr. and Mrs. John Guerco of
Elizabeth City spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee
Reynolds.
Visit Here Monday
Mrs. Johnson Corey and Mrs.
Tommie Whitley of Farm Life
visited here yesterday,
j Visit Relatives in Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Owens
spent last week-end with relatives
in Petersburg.
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i
Girl Scout Patrol In
Meeting Last Salurda
——«
The Cardinal Patrol, local Gii
Scouts, held its second meeting c
the year last Saturday afternoo
in the home of Jane King. Th
twelve scouts present elected th
following officers:
Liiybet Muse, patrol leadei
Elizabeth Whitley, assistant pa
trol leader; Sarah Mannins
i scribe: Joan Peel, treasurer.
In a special meeting tomorrow
j the patrol members will mak
! plans for a party.
I Northerly direction to a point 50
v' feet from th. center, of the Rail
’ i road track and 50 feet from its
] 1 center, a distance of 268 feet to
f the point of beginning, saving and
excepting a lot which was sold to
g ! Bob Davis, same being 75 feet
s front and approximately 125 feet
j deep, which Bob Davis lot lies
. ] fronting on the Railroad track a
’ | distance of 75 feet from Sycamore
I Street; and saving and excepting
’ j also a lot 75 feet by 75 feet lying
' -- ---—
i
i on Sycamore Street and lying a
'distance of 111 feet from the cen
ter of the Railroad track. It is
meant to include in this descrip
tion all the property presently
owned by Sherman Bonds at or
near the corner of Sycamore
Sti ^et and the A. C. L. Railroad
right-of-way.
i This .he 21st day of September,
1946.
E. S. PEEL,
; oc 29 n 5-12-19 Commissioner
NOTICE
North Carolina. Martin '"ounty.
In the matter of Charles H. Man
ning, guardian of Sherman Bondi
Under and by virtue of an ord
cr of sale end judgment cnterei
in the above proceeding on thi
24th day of September. 1946, tb
undersigned commissioner will
on November 22nd, 1946, in fron
of the courthouse door in thi
town of Williamston at 12 o’clocl
noon, offer for sale for cash to thi
highest bidder, the following des
cribed tract or parcel of land:
Lying and being in the Town o:
Williamston on the East side o:
Sycamore St. begining on Syca
more St., at a point 50 feet Soutl
of the center of the A. C. L. Rail
road track and running along saic
Street in a Southerly direction
approximately 315 feet to thi
corner of the Luegene Bell lot
thence alone the Luegene Beh
line in an Easterly direction tc
the back line, thence along the
Sherman Bond back line in a
"Ah-MICan
times fills up with stuff y transient con
gestion-put a few drops of Va-tro-nol
In each nostril. It quickly reduces con
gestion and makes breathing easier in
a hurry . . . gives grand relief from
sniflly, sneezy, stuffy distress of head
colds. Follow directions in the package.
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ouse
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in filling your prescriptions. Only fresh
drugs of guaranteed strength and purity
used. Bring us your next one . . . and de
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IEFT: Tailor Maid . with unpressed pleats at the neckline to really flatter your
^figure Of rayon crepe, $17.95. CENTER: "Scallopette"... rayon gabardine with
o sleek, smooth look, $19.95. RIGHT. "Swish Miss"... buttons do double-Time from
^the Peter Pan collar to the dirndl skirt, $14.95. Exclusive with us, naturally.
liwiled" ooch stylo Is a t*w-of-o-kind original.
Margolis Brothers
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