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News As Reported
In The Enterprise
Forty Years Ago
July 1. 1910
J. C. Keel, of Robersonville,
went to Greenville Monday.
Misses Emma and Maree Rob
ertson, of Robersonville, returned
to their home from a visit to
Greenville.
Miss Geneva James, of Rober
sonville, who has been spending
some time in Everetts returned
home Sunday.
Miss Susan Ross, of Stokes, is
visiting the Misses Mooring at
their home in Robersonville,
The new Opera House has
been leased for one year to a
svdieate composed of Messrs. S.
R. Higgs, W. T. Meadows and
others. These gentlemen have!
gone to considerable expense to
secure a line of first class attrac
tions for the people of our town
and county. They have opened a
booking agency in New York City
with Charles H. Bent Southern
Theatrical Circuit. Mr. Bent has
over two hundred theatres in the
South, and he has charge of Klaw ,
and Elangers Southern business
The opening attraction at the i
Opera House will be the great !
Southern play, "Human Hearts" 1
on September 15th.
Lester. Roy and Ralph Ruber- '
son, of Robersonville, spent Mon
day night at the home of then
uncle, ,1. F Purvis of Hassell.
Johnnie Eubanks, and their
sister, Varnie. of Hassell, left Sat
jurda.v to visit their sister near
Parmele.
Dr. LeRoy Fleming, of Hassell,
1 has returned from Raleigh where
he finished his medical course.
f
Miss’Dora Fleming, from near I
Stokes, visited her cousin, Miss i
Era Rawls in Hassell last week. t
Jodie Woodard, of Everetts, is
filling the vacancy in the bank i 1
in Robersonville. This vacancy I
was caused by the death of Joe i
Ward. i
Will Everett, of Robersonville, i
returned home from Richmond ,
Thursday. I
Tom Knight, of Durham, is I
visiting his cousin, Robert Ad
kins, in Robersonville.
l.e Roy Rollins, of Bethel, spent
some time in Hassell last week.
Jack Bullock, a prosperous
farmer living about three miles
from Beal Grass, had a horse
to run away while hitched to
the plow Tuesday morning, and
out himself very badly
Elder John N. Rogerson. of
Bear Grass, attended services at
Smithwiek Creek Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Edmund Harris, of
Bear Grass, spent Sunday in the
country with Mr and Mrs Henry
Peel.
Lon Cowing, of Bear Grass, at
tended services at Mr II T.
Woodard's Sunday afternoon
.1 M. Sitlerson, went to Bear
Grass Monday on business.
John B Sloan, of Rock Hill,
S. C. organized a Conclave of
, Improved Order Heptasophs in
Oak City Monday night with 111
charter members There were JO
applicants present all of whom
passed. One honorarv member
i was a'dmitted, Mr. E 1,. Perkins
1 The Conclave will he- known as
I the Oak City Conclave.
Mr. and Mrs. C M Hurst, of
j Oak City, spent Sunday with
Mrs Hurst's parents, Mr, and
I Mrs Hen Beverly, near Bethel
Will Casper and sister, Miss
How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
SMOKE CAMELS
| than any
i other cigarette!
J 1 and among the millions who Jo..,
RALPH
BELLAMY
Fa ini*us actor:
“Thereh no room
for throat irrita
tton in Show tni u
iifHH. 1 I ’« mi 1.1
Camel.; for me!
They taste n\vell
t hoy a free with
my throat !”
.essie of Oak City, went to Will- It
ims Chapel Sunday to attend tt
le services. a
Not since 1R96 has our town R
ad the honor of being host to so g
u-ge a delegation *»f chuich . p
eople as now, when the War- ii
•it District Conference is hold
lg its annual session in the Moth
dist Church. The congregation i v
ere is the largest in town, and
as the most commodious church
uilding. Rev. C. L. Read, who is
inishing his fourth year, has
aithfully led his people and with
hem he stands for the moral up
ift of the community.
If you do not pay your auto
ax by June 20th it will cost you
5.00 now to get a new number.
Jartin county is almost free from
he dangerous machines.
Williams!'.n and Martin county
dso feel honored in having Dr.
iohn D. Biggs as the executive
■ommitteeman from the first dis
riet at the recent Banker’s Con- .
mention which met at Wrights
rille. Dr. Biggs was the only one ,
O' the old committee retained,
which was Quite a compliment
Mrs K. B Tarkentun, of Wilson,
lias been the guest of Mrs John
Carper this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rober
son returned Wednesday Irom a
lour to Northern cities
Miss Irene Smith attended the
Banff Smith wedding at Scot
land Neck Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs J. 11 Saunders
are at home after a pleasant trip
to Northern cities.
The fastest game of the season
was played on the Williamston
diamond on the 27th by the Will
j Kimsloii Regulars and the raniany
I Tigers Resulting in a score of 10
to 7 in favor of the Regulars. The
line up was as follows: Regulars;
Joe Godard 111, Willard Tool ss,
Harry M Stubbs, o. Wheelei
Martin el, Willie Watts 2b, Hay
wood Knight if, Maurice Moore
p, 2b, Ben Hopkins i f, S R Biggs
p. Tamaiis Tigers; Julius Reel lb,
lim Godard If, Sam Gurgunus of,
I) K Giirganus c, 1 .oslio Fnwdcn
ss, Dillon Simpson 2b, J H
Thrower 2b, Beil Hopkins rl, S
H Biggs p
Features of the game were the
strong work by Biggs, who was
upon the mound for the Tigers,
| lu> allowed very few hits and
| kept them well scattered. The
fast playing and head work of
Fowden on the short was wonder
I fill We are confident that no am
I atour short stop in the South
I has a wing like his Reel, win
j held I lie I'n si sack play ed an el
! nudes game, robbing Hie Regu
Il "knoll' lion
AND XVV. HAVE IT
HEATING
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WII I IAIMSTON, N. C.
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rs of several pretty hit;’ in his
rritory. The Tigers as a whole!
•e there with the willow. The
egulars played steady ball and
ivo Ward and Moore good sup
>rt. Stubbs allowed no steal
ig. This being the first appeal -
are of the Tigers in uniform we
>el safe in predicting that they
ill make the Regulars go some
1 the next contest.
Miss Mable Haislip, of Hassell,
; visiting her aunt in Tarboro
T H. Johnson and R II. Sals
ury. Jr . of Hassell, spent S«n
a.v in Hassell
Mrs. W. Z Morton and little
aughter, Elizaheth, spent last
,'eek with relatives in Hassell.
Miss Houine Reeves, f Rober
onville. is visiting relatives in
Ireenville this week
Mr. and Mrs S. I, Ross, of Rob
rsonville, spent Sunday ut Tar
>oro.
Jim Taylor, of Rohersonvilte,
vas a visitor in town Monday.
Frank Haislip and Will Rhodes,
>f Hamilton, were visitors in
lassell, Tuesday.
( OllREt TION
In the Airnvar during System
advertisement puhlished in the
Thursday June 22, edition of The |
Enterprise, the dealer's name was
listed as Ashley It. Wynne The i
dealer s name anil address should
have been published as Ashley D
Wynne ol Rohersonville, N C
Spend Fourth in Mountains
Mr. and Mrs Irving Terry and
daughter, Hetty Jean, and Miss
Mary Lou Lee spent the fourth of
July holidays with Mr and Mrs
Terry’s son. Jimmy, at Camp M:
shemowka at Rear Wallow
The average Ameriean hen lays
127 eggs a y ear
ATHLETE'S FOOT
N* Alsekol — No Acid — No Stlnq
Car quick relist slid gnoii results |t(
ft* famous VICTORY OINTMENT. Ds
oolopad tor ths boys In tha Army, now
BUM homo folks. Urt VIC TORY—Get
lults. Also for First Aid snd Itching.
0 to »ss on an/ part of ths body.
Sold m Williamston In Clark':
j Drug Store and Davis Pharmacy,
or your hometown druggist.
Hamilton Ion n< turns
Home l‘ rotn Hospital
Mr Lt'Rn;,' Everett, prominei <
Harm linn business man, returnon
home yesterday in a lbyys am
bulanre from Duke !!*■ pital, 1 >11r
ham, win rr he had b<nn a |>.i
<|itii»n ; mui h improved, he'll bfl
forced t.n continue in bod for soma
: time, it was learned.
Ai'rieUltu. .il sc ii-nli .1. estirrata
that Atm 1 11 in farmm il-.o about
, 'im |it-i it- or plant- .ir: crops.
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LEMONS ° 39c
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ci'i ;p t" 'it saUid-gfeens,
jrard' u l'i'i ih produce, fried
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day night eliminates one
cii:ikiii" !) and cool, cooliiijj
iced lea mi died with
lemon or I-me and mint. Hy
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lonial S res, you'll realize
a lol of cool avine.s wiien
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