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News As Reported
In The Enterprise
Forty Years Ago
NOVEMBER 4, 1910
His many friends will learn
with regret of the deatn of Frank
F. Harrell, which occured at the
home of his mother in Oak City
on October 26th Harrell was just
31 years old and a kind and good
young man, liked by all who
knew him.
Married in Washington County,
on November 2nd, Mr. Arthur
Roebuck, of Martin County, and
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Miss Marcia Harrison, of Wash
ington County. The bride and
groom, accompanied by several
friends and relatives, reached
Williamston on the five o'clock
train Wednesday and drove out,
to the home of the groom near
Popular Point.
A delightful time was reported
by everybody that attended the
Halloween party at the home of
Miss Bettie Roberson on Railroad
Street in Robersonville.
Misses Pearl Roberson, Myrna
Hight and Sallie Smith, of Rob
ersonville, spent Saturday and
Sunday near Hassell.
Miss Lula Sauls delightfully
entertained the Faculty at the
home of Samuel Barnhill in Rob
ersonville.
Mrs. Herbert Hyman, of Ham
let, spent Saturday with Mrs. S.
W. Outerbridge at her home in
Robersonville.
Misses Faye Everett and Reta
Roberson, of Robersonville, spent
Sunday in the country.
Lester and Claude Edmondson,
of Gold Point, have been spend
ing the week in Robersonville.
W. L. Riddick has been visit
ing in Robersonville.
Miss Rosa Baker and brother,
of Hamilton, spent Friday in Rob
ersonville.
J. H. Gardner, of Robersonville
went to Tarboro Sunday.
Miss Martha Lillcy of James
ville, spent Monday in town.
The home of Miss Josephim
Teel, was the scene of a ver>
quiet wedding on last Thursdaj
afternoon. At just five o’clock, <
small company and Ihe J. P
who had been engaged to officiati
entered the front room of thi
home, there was no time to slum
ber or sleep for the bridegroom
j had already come. The J. P. hav
ing made ready, the bridal part;
entered as follows: First cam
Mr. Sylvester Hardison with Mis
Oliva Putan, Mr. Hardison wen
to the right and Miss Putan t
the left, the bride was given awa
by Mr. Hardison then Mr. Naths
Stark, of Newark, N. J. led Mr;
Maggie Daggy, of Jamesville, t
I the altar and listened to the so
I emn words of Mr. J. L. Dave
port, (a Justice of the Peace) th
made the two one. They expect
j live here until the Spring, ar
! then go back North.
Messrs. H. G. Griffin and Cha
i W. Wilson, of Jamesville, a;
i building a new boat. It is expec
ed to be one of the swiftest i
i the river.
j Mrs. P. H. Brown entertaim
I a number of her friends Fridi
j night at her home In Jamesvill
. Whist was the game played.
W. H. Daniel, of Jamesvil
• j went to Tarboro Sunday to attei
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the Union meeting.
The many friends of Mrs. Mar-j
ion Cobb (nee Simpson) will be i
pleased to learn of her marriage j
to Mr. Charles Cobb, of Edge- j
combe County, which was solem
nized in the Presbyterian Cnurch
at Tarboro on last Wednesday.
Mr. Cobb is a prosperous farmer
of his county and he is to be
warmly congratulated.
Governor Locke Craig spent
Sunday in town the guest of Dr.
John D. Biggs.
Mrs. W. E. Warren and Miss
Deborah Fleming returned Mon
day from Pactolas where they had
i been visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon went to
Hamilton Thursday.
Mrs. W. E. Wane., ana Miss
Deborah Fleming returned Mon
day from Pactolas where they
had been visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon went to
Hamilton Thursday.
Miss Belle Carstarphen, of
Hamilton, left Tuesday for Nor
folk.
Miss Sallic Baker, of Palmyra,
is the guest of Mrs. Sherrod Sals
bury at her home in Hamilton.
Miss Castine Purvis has return
ed to her home in Hamilton from
Newport News where she has
been taking a business course.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs,
J. P. Boyle, of Hamilton, was the
scene of a most enjoyable re
ception Monday night. The par
ticipants assembled about eight -
thirty. The programme was very
interesting, consisting of song.'
and recitations by Mrs. Dutt, and
Miss Sallic Baker. At eleven
o’clock uie in.ppy cro vd was us
hered into the dining room where
deligntful refreshments were ser
ved. At the approach of the mid
night ooui the crowd dispersed
D. J. Meeks, of Everetts, was ir
town Monday.
Limber Twig, buggy horse o'
Dr. W. E. Wane.., won seconc
money each day at the Albemarl
Fair held at Elizabeth City las
week. The purses were $300.0
in each race. Penatus owned b
A. R. Mizell won second mone
in each of his races. Purses wei
$200.00. He also won second mot
cy at Suffolk the week befon
Farmer Gentry, the fast colt <
John R. Gentry, owned by D
John Biggs, was also at the fai
but did not star in any of th
races.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the poo
er of sale contained in a eerta
Deed of Trust executed to the u
dersigned Trustee by Prince A
bert White and wife, Magnol
White, dated July 23, 1948, and
record in the Register of Dee
Office in Book S-4, page 444 to .
cure certain notes of even di
Sell Us Your
iPEANUTS
We Pay
Top Market Prices
Aw well as prompt and efficient grading
and handling service.
We have official grutlcrw at the
I'UANTERS’ WAREHOUSES
In ROBERSONVILEE
Kipiipprd with afl tin* necessary grading
et|uipmcnl including the latewt in mowiturc
testing maeliine which nieanw that we ran buy
and pay for your peanntw just aw woon aw they
are graded.
If you wish to deliver or lone u» haul your
peaiiutw to the warehouse anti have them grad
ed, we will give you freu* storage for a reason
able length of time and you will be at liberty
to sell to any buyer you wish if our prices
don't satisfy you.
We are buying for several companies ami ran
assure you top prices for any anti all grades
of peanuts.
ROBERSONVILLE STORAGE
Company - Robersonville, N. C.
Andy Anderson—Ashley Wynne-Curtis Taylor
PLAY POSTPONED
The play dv the Jamcsvilie
parties Aid scheduled to bo pre
sented in the Farm Life School
Friday evening of this week has
jeen postponed indefinitely on ac
count of the death of Mr. Clyde
Brown, it was announced.
In Local Hospital
Mrs. Elmer Modlin of James
cille entered Brown s Hospital
Wednesday for an operation.
therewith and the stipulations in
said Deed of Trust not having
been complied with, and at the re
quest of the holder of said bonds,
the undersigned Trustee will, on
the 24th day of November. 1950,
at 12 o’clock, Noon, in front of the
Courthouse door of Martin Coun
ty, offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed property:
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Williamston, N. C.. Martin
County, North Carolina, adjoining
the lands of Jennie Street, Iona
Bagiev and others: Beginning at
:: stub fifty feet Northwest of the
center of tile tract of the extension
of the Raleigh and Albemarle
Railroad and at a corner of the
first street West of the County
Hoad to Washington. IN. L . run- 1 l
nmg thence Southwtfstwardlv
along said street 105 feet to a stob. '
thence northwesterly 105 feet to a
stiib, thence northeasterly 105 feet
to a stob, thence southeasterly '
along the tract of the Plymouth
extension of the Albemarle and i
Raleigh Railroad 105 foot to the i
beginning. Containing One
Fourth of an acre, more or less, I
and beKig the same land deeded to '
Anne Huft by George W Blount i
by Deed dated June 21, 1900. and 1
of record in the Public Registry of :
Martin Countv in Book W-2, page
285
This 23rd day of October, 1950.
B. A Critcher, Trustee, j
oc 28 no 2-9-18
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
I Nogth Carolina. Martin County
Having this day qualified as ad ,
I ministrator of the estate of Mrs. j
J. A. Everett deceased this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned or his at
torneys within one year from this
date or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery All per
; sons indebted to the said estate
1 will please make immediate pay
■ meat.
| This the 25 dav of October, 1950
J. A. Everett, Jr ,
Administrator of the estate
of Mrs. J. A. Everett, deceased
’(‘el ana reel, j \
Attorneys at Law, ! ^
Villiamston, N C , (
>c 26 no 2-9-16-23-30 _ (
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ’
Having this day qualified as ad- f
ninistrator of the estate of John
lie Jones, late of the county of
iflartin, this is to notify all parties <
laving claims against said estate
0 present them to the undersign- j
>d within one year trom date .
lereof or this notice will be plead
•d in bar of recovery. ,
All parties owing an\ sum to
he said estate will please pay
the same at once.
1950
F. B Harrell, Administrator,
Estate of Johnnie Jones, de
ceased, Oak City, N. C.
This the 25th dav of October
oc 26 no 2-9-16-23-30
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of a judg
ment and order of resale in a spe
cial proceedings entitled ’‘In the
Matter of: D. A. Roebuck and
wife Ila Mae Roebuck. Mrs V CJ
Taylor, Dr Charles Roebuck, Mrs
Sal lie Bridges and husband Hal
Bridges, Mrs Francos Sprague
and husband Stuart Sprague, E.
W. Nobles and wife Mrs. E W
Nobles, R. T Morgan and wife
Della Morgan, Nellie Clvdc No
1 hP s Bertramb Reads and husband
ersigqed Commissioners will, on
riday, November 10, 1950, at 12
'clock, Noon, in front of the
lourthouse door’ in Williamston,
forth Carolina, Martin Oountv,
ffer for resale to the lushest hitl
er, for rash, the following de
criberl propertr
Adjoining Highway 125 on Iho
lout h, Conoho Creek on the
■forth, Speight Farm (now owned
iv Griffin and Feel) on the East,
ind Mrs V G. Taylor on the
tfk si Containing 200 acres, more
ir less, and known as the Fred;
toebuek Farm.
The last and highest bidder will
re required to deposit 10', of the
price bid at the sale
This the 25th day of October,
1950
B. A Critcher
H. G. Horton,
Commissioners.
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I take this means of thanking
my friends for the nice flowers
and raids they si nt me during
my illness. Also the visits, com
forting words and prayers. I es
pecially want to thank my Bible
Class and all the doctors and nurs
es at Martin General for being so
good and attentive to me during
my stay in the hospital.
Mr. Jim Lilley.
Now Is The Time
to go to
COURTNEY'S
For
FURNITURE
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TOBACCO SCRAP
WANTED
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foreiiiii mailer.
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