Neil's As Reported
In The Enterprise
Forty Years Ago
July 29, 1910
The friends of Miss Viola Rog
ers, of Fveretts, are glad to note
that she is improving after a long
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Salsbury,
of Hamilton, delightfully enter
tained about forty of their friends
at “Salsbury Park" last Thursday
lieliCii-u:- barbecue, tomatoes,
slaw, salads, cucumbers, breads,
cakes, and ice cream were served
and thoroughly enjoyed. After
dinner the guests enjoyed cro
quet, tennis, observation races
and other games, and at a kit,
hour took their departure, all de
claring they had never spent a
more delightful day.
Mrs. R. W. Salsbury, of Hamil
ton, entertained the Hamilton
Rook Club at her hospitable home
on Main street. Several visitors
were present “The Floral Love
Story” contest proved interesting.
Mrs. J, P. Boyle, of Hamilton,
entertained at luncheon last week
in honor of Miss Anna Clark.
Mrs M. I, Fleming returned
last week to her home in Hamil
ton, after a short visit to her par
ents in Enfield.
Mrs. Gattie Gladstone, of Ham
ilton, has gone to Boston to take
a summer course in music.
Miss Ruth Matthews, of Ham
ilton, left Thursday to resume her
run
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school work in Flordia.
Mary Anthony has returned to
her home in Hamilton after visit
ing her uncle at Swansboro.
Miss Lou Mavo Brown, of Ham
ilton, is visiting Miss Carrie Sher
od in Knfield.
Mrs. J. T. Barnhill, of Everett,
is on the sick list this week.
Miss Hilda Knight, of Hassell,
and Miss Bowden, of Greenville,
attended the carnival in Ruber
sonvitle Thursday.
Miss Bessie Salisbury and
mother, of Robersonville, have re
turned home after visiting in
Greenville.
Miss Keffie Riddick, of near
Williamston, spent several days
last week with Miss Nina Rober
son at home in Robersonville.
Misses Jesse and Maree Sutton.
|of Kinston, are visiting Miss Bet
tie Roberson at her home m Rob
ersonville.
Misses Clyde and Annie Farmer,
of Wilson, are visiting Mrs. Rob
ert Nelson at her home in Rober
sonville.
Misses Alma, Selma and Mvra
Fleming, of near Hassell visited
in Robersonville Monday.
The many friends of J. W.
Height, of Robersonville, are glad
to know that he is improving.
Miss Roena Holliday, of Ham
ilton is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Geo. Holliday at l('r home in Rob
ersonville.
Misses Mudlen Moore and Clyde
Edmonson, of Bethel, are visiting
in Robersonville.
Jodie Woolard, of Roberson
ville, spent Sunday in Pnrmcle.
Robersonville is leading the
County m industries. The build
ing for the manufacture of hos
iery has been erected, a large
cotton gin is rapidly nearing com
pletion and a fertilizer factory
may ho established in the near
future. The enterprise of the peo
ple is commendable There is no
reason why Martin County can
not forge ahead.
Miss Ethel Bolin returned to
Greenville after spending the
week with Miss Hilda Knight in
Hassell.
Solomon Mitchell, of Hassell,
spent a few days at Scotland Nock
last week.
Jim Rawls and Will Hunting, of
Hassell, went to Oak City Friday
Henry Cherry returned to his
home in Hassell after visiting in
Speed.
At its regular meeting Tuesday
night the Improved Order of Hep
tasoph. of Oak City, elected the
following officers: T W Daven
port, past arcon; H. S Everett,
arcon; F. M. Harrell, provost; T
C. Ross, prelate; B. M. Worsley,
financier; J F. Crisp, Secretary;
B. L. Johnson, treasurer; C. M.
Hurst, inspector; J. C II Johnson,
warden; C. H Harrington, cntinal;
.1. W Hines, T. H. JohnSon, B. F. !
Caster, trustees.
T. W Davenport, of Oak City,
went to Parmele Monday to meet
his niece, Miss Davenport, who
will spend this week with him.
Bill Woodard, of Bath, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. J. Dav
enport, at her home in Oak City
Frank Harrell and Will Casper,
of Oak City, wcnl to Scotland
Neck Saturday.
Mrs J. D. Raw ls, of Bear Grass,
spent a few days ilh her parents,
M: and Mrs. Kincheon Moblrv
near Cross Roads this week
Mis. W R Roberson, of Bear
Grass, who has been very ill foi
some time is not improved.
Mrs C. W Keith entertained at
the Atlantic Hotel Monday even
ing in honor of Misses Ethel
Skinner and Mary Shelburn, of
Greenville Quite a number were
present and participated in the
Men’s Dress and
Work Shoes
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WILLIAMSTON, N; C.
PHONE 2230
While an amused Joel McCrea and Ellen Drew look on, medieine
showman Charles Kemper mysteriously transfers a coin from his hat
into amazed little Dean Stoekwell's nose. It's one of the laugh mo
ments from “Stars in My Crown," M-G-M’s poignant drama of a pio
neer preacher and his family. The new offering opens next week
at the Viccar Theatre.
melon feast which was greatly
enjoyed by all
The weekly outing of the Cue
Club was at the residence of M.
No. 2 July 29,1910
W. Ballard Thursday. There were
plenty of good things for the inner
men and Mr Ballard, who is an
ideal host, contributed much to
the comfort and pleasure of the
entire party.
Elder Sylvester Hassell has re
turned from his annual outing on
the beach at Nags Head and is
1 much improved. During his ab
sence Frank S. Hassell attended
to his eorrespondanee which is
vidutnnious.
Dr John Higgs is the possessor
| of a skin, which covered bruin,
! the pig eater, who lived and died
in Griffins Township The skin
| will be used for a buggy robe.
Mi and Mrs John D Simpson
left Wednesday for Beaufort and
Morehead, where they will spend
several weeks
W J and Mrs. Hodges with
1. Over-all l.UBRICARR
lubrication —including
inspection ofynur Huick
from radiator to rear end.
2. Removal of one front wheel,
inspection of brake lining and
wheel bearing.
3. Inspection of tires, />/#s cross
switching of wheels to save you
money on wear and mileage.
4. Headlight aim corrected.
5. Stop lights and other waring
lights checked.
6. Kngine tune-up—for snappier
performance and increased
mileage economy.
Phone this week, for prices and
its appointment— before the rush!
Sff YOUR NEAREST BUICK DEALER
Master William and Mrs. C. W. !
Keith, went to Ocean View Thurs- i
day.
Mrs. L. H. Harrison and child
ren, accompanied by Mrs I.
Harrison, spent Thursday in Tar j
boro.
II II I'ope, FM Janies, Robert I
Grimes and Jack Higgs, ol Rob
ersonvdle, were in town Wednes 1
day.
Mrs. Hannah Ray and daughter,'
Helba, went to Norfolk Wednes
day for a visit.
Mrs. Kittle and children, of i
Pactolus, are the guests of Mrs j
W. K. Warren.
Mrs James Pei rj and children j
returned from Roanoke Rapids
Tuesday.
M s. Stewart Hailev and son,!
of F. eretts, visited in town this
wet k.
Gf'.eo Howard Kent is visit
ing his father at Oyster Point, Va
Miss Rennie Biggs went to
Washington Thursday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Mizdl is visiting
relatives in Smithfield.
Maurice Watts is at home after
a visit to^Ocean View.
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The average American busi
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it rume: Io managing a home, as i
any vacationing housewife can |
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(lucinj- the ^ad^els that help the
Little Woman run her home more
efficiently. At the recent Nation
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City business men who mac
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never have boiled hii egg or done
a week's wash were credited with
producing eight work-savers that
have helped free American wo
men from the kitchen . lavery
Benjamin A Kagir, president of
Kkeo 1‘roiloi l Company, wm Id
largest producer of hoti a-hold iHi
plemenls, cited the e major m
volitions as having done the most
to lighten the housewife's burden
til recent years: I) gas and elec
trie refrigerators, stoves and
home freezers; 2) pressure cook
ers; ;u speeialized cutlery ; 4)
streamlined kitchen tools; 5) mod
ern, lightweight cooking utensils;
fi) detergents and other cleaning
agent.-; 7) frozen and other pro
cessed foods and concentrates;
and ill better working conditions
doe hr improved kit. hen archi
tr*t tinv lifitt I
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CORN FLAKES 13-0z.Pkg. 18c
YOUR CHOICE OF POPULAR BRANDS
CIGARETTES Carton $1.46
EVAPORATED ANI) ENRICHED
CARNATION MILK tallcan 12c
DEI. MONTE EARI.Y GARDEN
SWEET PEAS 17-02. can 21c
(aia ran teed A feats
tfnder smoked
PICNICS
Suifl .% I’reminm
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Whole or ll.ill' TjC
TFNDER BEEF
CHUCK
ROAST
BABY
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ALWAYS TOP -VIHUTY7
I RI SH TENDER GREEN SN AP
II E A NS 2 Ills. 2.V
TENDER GREEN ON TIIE-t Oil
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FIRM CRISP ICEBERG
I.KTTUCK 2lu-iiils2.'!r
u. S. NO. 1 WASHED WHITE
POTATOES 10 His. .TV
STOKEI.Y'S ( FT GREEN
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SWIFT SHORTENING
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Tender Kill End
PORK ROAST, II,. r.i,.
Thrifty End-Cut
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Ocean-/ res!i Seafoods
STAR RFTTERFISII. pound 25e
SPECKI.E TKOCT. pound 43e
N- ( SHRIMP. pound 63c
DRESSED TKOCT. pound 83c
GARDEN
PRODUCE
l-’iuilN and ypKetalilep will, the moist freshness
of the farm still (Unship; to them. We preserve
tlii-.l precious fleethiK freshness liv ittpld ulnti
ment, careful handling and moisture rondi
tlonliiK.
U. S. NO. 1 TREE-RIPENED
PEACHES
2 u>* 29c
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
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LEMONS
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BEEr HASH 35c
LIBBY'S \||N\\
SAUSAGE no i 19C
NAttlst o ( l( 41 Kl KS
RITZ 1 Lb Pliq 33c
III IN/. TOMATO
KETCHUP 4 or 25c
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BABY rOOD J, 9c
Mill I I S T A ST V
MEXI-CORN no*. 19c
Mill 1.1 s 41 l CiKI.I \
ASPARAGUS 1 ib 45c
OdANSl'KW ( K 4 Mil It It V
SAUCE Mb 17c
I'or .Vour health's sake, serve dairy prod
«i< sin » iv day. \n,| for the finest flavifr. buy
, ' "b’nlal Stores, where t|ualily and
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PICK OF THE NEST
LGE. EGGS
55c
FRESH
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BUTTER
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TOILET SOAP
OCTAGON i. 6c
SOAP FLAKES
BLU-WHITE*. 9c
WOOI2HI MY Tout I
SOAP R*g lu 3(1
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PORK &
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