News As Reported
In The Enterprise
Forty Years Ago
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Miss Mary Osborne, of Palmy
ra, who has been visiting Mrs.
Sam Barnhill, in Robersonville,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Boushall, of Wash
ington, D. C., is visiting Mrs.
Kate Tripp this week at her home
, in Robersonville.
* Mrs. E. J. Hardy, of Red Haw'k,
is visiting Mrs. L. A. Briley at
her home in Robersonville.
John Hassell was a visitor in
Robersonville Wednesday.
J. S. Meeks, of Everetts, has
five acres of fine corn. Two of
them have been gathered and
twenty barrels secured The other
three average as good, no doubt.
Miss Feefie Riddick is spending
the week in Everetts with Miss
Roland Moore.
The friends of Jesse T. Price
and the public in general will be
pleased to know that he has re
covered sufficiently to resume his
work at the post office. He is very
efficient clerk and when absent
is greatly missed.
Mrs. James G. Staton, accom
panied by Miss Irene Smith, left
Monday for Norfolk from whence
they w'ill go to Cincinnati to at
t tend the Triennial Convention of
the Episcopal Church of America.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pope, of
Robersonville, attended the fun
eral of their sister, Mrs B. C.
Crawford here on Tuesday.
J, L. Woolard, accompanied by
Miss Myrtle and Master Jay, left
for Ricnmond to attend the Vir
Fair . ,.
Mrs. J. R. Moblcv and Mrs. Her
bert Cowing and little daughter
are visiting in Woodland this
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Postmaster, J. R. Mobiey, left
Wednesday for an extended trip
to the North.
Mrs. Levenia Williams and Mrs.
L. W. Godwin went to James
| ville Monday.
Mrs. W. G. Lamb went to Wil
son Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Augustus Johnson, of Gold
Point, visited relatives' here last
I week.
Mrs. W P. M- Caw has been
visiting her mother here this
week.
Mrs. W. A. James and children
went to Roberson ville Tuesday.
John L. Rodgerson, of Everetts,
spent Wednesday in town.
The Williamston Ginning and
Milling Company commenced op
erations this week.
The Bank of Oak Ci‘y was or
ganized Tuesday in Oak City
with $5,000 capitol distributed a
I mong sixty' stockholders. Mr. C.
S. Carr, cashier of the Green
ville Banking and Trust Co., and
Mr. J. C. Roberson, formally at
the Bank of Roberson ville, were
present to assist in the organiza
tion. Messrs. S. J Everett, E. B.
Higgs, and D. J. Whibbard, of
I Greenville, also attended and
leach made some remark during
the proceedings. For president of
'the bank Messrs. H. K. Harrell
and Justus Everett were both
presented, Mr. Everett leading in
the ballot by four votes Mr. J. M.
S. Salsbury was elected vice
president.
A number of the ladies of the
town met at the residence of Dr.
j W E. Warren, ^September 20th.
for the purpose of organizing an
embroidery Club Miss Deborah
Fleming was fleeted President,
Mrs. Grover Hardison, Treasurer.
The other members of the Club
are: Misses Lela Brown, Mary
Hassell, Anna Pope, Nannie Biggs
land Mrs. J. H. Saunders. The
Club will meet every two weeks
for the purpose of embroidering
j and interchanging ideas. The next
j meeting will be held with Miss
I Nannie Biggs
Cupid has been busy recently
flitting back and forth from Beau
j fort County to that section of
| Martin County known as Grif
| fins. He always visited the home
-‘of 1Miss‘*ra>rtr,'W&—Gnrr-y:--i\
maiden of thirty summers, bring
ing with him sweet messages
I from Mr William Perry, who has
F lived in Beaufort for the last
sixty-five years. The iittie mis
chief loving sprite did his work
so well that on Wednesday morn
ing Mi Perry and Miss Corey
drove to Williamston, and after
the wedding trouseau was pur
chased'* and donned, license was
procured anti Squire W. H. Rob
ertson made two one at his resi
dence on Main Street. The happy
pair then drove to the home of the
groom.
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Sabu (L). Maria Monte. and Jon Hall ara the excilin* Ihm top atari
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AT AUCTION
Monday, OcL 9
10:00 A. M.
H. C. Roberson Farm
Localril 4 miles from Williamston — (i Miles from James
villc on Route No. 64. Turn at No. 90 Filling Station. Just
One Half Mile from the Hard Surfaced Road.
Approximately 97 acres with 35 clear # ‘1.7
acres tobacco allotment # 7.3 ucres peanut al
lotment. # l five room house # 1 three
room house # 20" loluieeo barn § 24x16
park house, 2 stories • ami all other necessary
niil-hilihlings. This farm has eropluml as good us
any in Martin County.
Personal properly; 3 mules # 6 thousuml
tobacco slicks • gang plow • ilise # No.
11 Furmall tractor # 20 hludc disc § corn
planter • 2 Horse wagon.
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SELLING AGENTS
Waller & Gurley Auction Co.
KINSTON, N. C.
{/has. Nielsen: Tel. £6007
Telephone 3763
W. K. Taylor: Tel. 3841
Auction Means Action. .11 you have land to sell see us.
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Marjorie Main Is
Glamorized Now
Precedent is established in sev- |
eral ways, in Universal-Interna- "
tional’s "Ma and Pa Kettle Go To
Town," opening Sunday at tfie t.
Marco Theatre, as far as the for- S(
mula of the "Kettle series is con- f
cerned.
For one thing, Marjorie Main,
co-starring with Percy Kilbride
in the film, gets the full glamor
treatment for the first time in her
lengthy screen career.
The star who has become fam
ous for her slattern characteri
zations in such films as "The F-gg
and I" and "Ma and Pa Kettle,"
two highly successful films in the
studio's history, was as excited as
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a bride when she saw the finery
designed for her by Rosemary
Odell for her newest pieture.
Kilbride also showed exeite
ment as Marjorie strutted in her
$400 black and white tie-silk
gown, $125 Rex hat and $40 Sak s
shoes.
Miss Main, who has worn only
tattered aprons and a hair-do re
sembling a bursted couch in the
films which have established her
as a top-flight comedy star, took
her finery home after the first
day on the set, "just to be able
to walk around the house in it."
The Kettle troupe worked in
New York for two weeks on loca
tion, marking the first time Ma
land Pa and the kids had worked
away from the studio
Daring Love Film
Is Due Here Soon
——
In 'Without Honor,” the Robert
and Raymond Hakim production
due next Tuesday at the Marco i
j Theatre through United Artists !
! release, we are given a dramatic 1
insight into three highly exciting
j'o'iui terrify !• g hours m the Iite ;
j of a woman who iinds herself in
the tantalizing position of being
1 married to one man. and in love
i.jvitb Then, whs. o troubtv
i comes, she discovers that this man
1 on whom she had staked her
whole future, refuses to stand by
her The picture is based on an ;
! original story by James Poe, and
has a musical score by the three
times Academy Award winner,
1 Max Steiner.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue or an order
| of the Superior Court of Martin
j County at the September Term,
1950, in an action entitled "Fran
! res G. Early, Administratrix, et
j at v B A. Critcher, Trustee, et
al," the undersigned Commission
ers will, on the 28th day of Oc
tober, 1950, in front of the "Crys
tal Grill" on Washington Street in
1 the Town of Williamston, N. C..
1 sell to the highest bidder at 12
1 | o'clock, Noon, for cash, the fullovv
j mg described real estate:
Being a tenant house and the
"Crystal Grill" lots on Washing
ton Street in the Town of Wil
liamston, N. C , and being -known
as the Peter Davis and Fannie
Davis home, and being the same |
p: deeded I" Fclwucd L
Early and wife, Frances G. Early,
by Susie S. Price b> Deed dated j
February 2, 1946, and of record in j
the Public Registry of Martin
County in page 281. to
■which reference may be had for.
full description.
This property will be sold in
two parcels the tenant house and ,
I lot, and the “Crystal Grill,” a
brick building and lot, each of
said lots being virtually 40 feet on
Washington Street, and a map of
same will be presented at the
I sale.
The last'and highest bidder at
'the sale will be required to de
posit with the undersigned Com
missioners lO'I of the price bid on
t-ach parcel of land
This 25th day of September,
1950.
E. S Peel,
B. A Critcher.
Commissioners.
se 28 oe 5-12-19
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County.
Having this day qualified as ad
] ministrator c. t. a. of the late John
ID. Biggs this is to notify all per
|sons having claims against the cs
Ifate of said deceased to exhibit
fort- the 7th day of September, t
them to the undcAsiencd on or be- t
1950 or this notice will be pleaded i 1
in bar of their recovery All per- !,
-otts .indebted to -‘tmsskye'sl-a!*** r;
please make immediate payment. '
This September 6, 1950.
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.
Greenville, N. C.,
Administrator r ,t j>
se 7 14 -til-28 w? -5-12 _ |
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County.
In The Superior Court
C. M. Burden vs. Estelle Burden. |
The above named defendant, >
i Estelle Burden, will take notice |
i that, an action entitled as above |
I has been commenced in the Sup
I erior Court of Martin County,)
I North Carolina, by the plaintiff
I to secure an absolute divorce from
the defendant upon the ground
that plaintiff and defendant have
lived separate and apart for more
than two -. cars next preceding the
bringing of tl... The de
fendant wiii take further notice
that she is required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Martin County, in the
Courthouse -' WjUiam '"'ey --y. ! fh
Carolina, within" twenty* (20) days
! after the 20th day of October, ,
1950, and answer or demur to the
1 complaint in said action, or the
| plaintiff will apply to the Court,
i for the relief demanded in said
j complaint.
j This the 20th day of September,
i 1650.
1 Marv h. Davenport.,
Assistant Clerk of Superior
Court of Martin County.
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