Woman’s Club Meeting
A meeting of the membership of
the Woman's Club will be held
Friday night, November 24th, at
8 p. m. The meeting ik strictly
lor the transaction of business and
all members are urged to attend
Visit In Norfolk
Mrs. Hildreth Hogerson. Mrs.
Cecil Brown and Mrs Wheeler j
Hogerson visited in Norfolk Tues
day.
Kcturu To Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs O. P. Cottrell and
little daughtei leave tomorrow for
their home in Bowling Green,
Ky. Mr Cottrell was on the to
bacco market here for several
months.
Visit In Wilson
Mr. and Mrs ,J A White, Mr.
J. C. White and Miss Frances Ray
nor visited Miss Bernclle White in
Wilson last evening
In Itockv Mount Wednesday
Mcsdames A C Bailey, Jesse
Council, H L Gardner and Mr
George Gardner visited in Rocky
Mount yesterday
Attend Meeting
Dr. and Mrs Victor Brown, Dr. j
and Mrs. William Gray. Dr and !
Mrs. C. 1 Harris, Dr. and Mrs J
S. Rhodes, Sr.. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. j
Rhodes, Jr.. Dr. and Mrs. G G.i
Himmelwright. Dr W. C. Mercer i
and Dr and Mrs. J T. Llewellyn
attended a joint meeting of the
Tri-County Medical Society and j
Medical Auxiliary held Monday 1
night at the Plymouth Country j
Club.
r CORRECTION
In an ad published for Bul
luck's in Tuesday's edition, the
price on Topcoats was listed in
i correctly as ranging from $6.88
to $37.50. The correct price should
have been $16.88 to $37.50.
In Norfolk Tuesday
Mr. H H Cowen. Jr., attended
I to business in Norfolk Tuesday.
In Local Hospital
Mrs. Sherrod Corey is receiving
treatment at Brown's Community
Hospital.
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In Raleigh Today
Mesdames H. O. Peel and Paul
Jones'arid Mr L. Bruce Wy nne are
in Raleigh today.
In Ahoskic Yesterday
Miss Madeline Chesson visited
in Ahoskie yesterday.
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Move To Main Street
Mr and Mrs. Jack Sullivan of
near Williamston moved yester
day to Main Street.
Business Visitors Here
Messrs. Henry and Tom Rivers
of Greenville attended to business
here yesterday.
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Here from Windsor
Mrs T B. Sitterson of Windsor
visited here yesterday.
Visits Parents
Mr Ben Selby visited his par
ents, Mr and Mrs. D O. Selby, in
Ransomville Tuesday evening
Here Tuesday
Mrs. E G. Anderson of Rober
sonville visited here Tuesday.
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Here From Hamilton
Mr. Craven Roebuck of Hamil
ton was a business visitor here
yesterday.
Business Visitor Here
Mr L B Williams of Koberson
ville was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Visits Friends Here
Miss Louise Reddick of Creswell
visited friends here yesterday.
Boy Scouts Report
Their Activities
Troop 27
The regular meeting of the Boy
Scouts of Troop 27 started Tues
day night at 7:05. The meeting
was called to order by the Jr.
Assistant Scout Master Enoch
Crisp
Scoutmaster Mr. Matthews ask
ed Patrol leader Joe Clayton if
most of the boys were there. He
replied that all but one was pre
sent. Mr. Matthews thanked us
for participating in the Legion
Parade. Scouts from Plymouth,
Oak City and Bear Grass also
participated.
John Clark read us a few verses
from the Bible and Dickie Clayton
led the Troop in the Lord’s Pray
er.
Afterwards Enoch Crisp took up
dues. As each boy came up he sa
luted Enoch, paid and went back
to his seat.
For a few minutes free time
was declared. During free time
chairs were repaired and the room
furniture was repaired. The room
was cleaned up and the trash dis
posed of in a proper way.
On the 26th of November we
are to meet at 2 o’clock to go to
Little Bear’s grave. We are going
m full uniform.
The Green Bar Patrol meets
wiith Mr. Matthews at his home
on the 16th.
The meeting was closed with the
Scoutmaster’s Benediction.
James Pittman, Scribe
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Loral F. H. 4- Chapter
Install$ New Officer*
On Wednesday of last week the
Williamston Chapter of the F. H.
A. held its installation service of
the incoming officers for the year
1950-51.
The presiding officer was the
outgoing president, Dorothy Cher
ry. The outgoing officers quoted
the purposes of the F. H. A. and
the duties of each officer, after
which each new officer received a
rose, the F. H. A. flower.
The incoming officers are: Pres
ident, Gloria Taylor; vice presi
dent, Jean Holloman; secretary,
Theresa Modlin; treasurer, Marie
Peele; reporter, Betty Mobley;
historian, Evelyn Nicholson; song
leader, Gerel Lamb; and pianist,
Sally Roberson.
The stage was centered by !a
table covered in white. The cen
terpiece was composed of red ros
es with white candles on either
side.
The program was concluded by
the singing of the United Nations
Hymn.
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FOR SALE
9-KOOM HOUSE with 2 BATHS
Also '
FILLING STATION AM) GARAGE
ou Highway (>J at Everetts.
Edna and J. B. Barnhill. Jr.
SWANTJILl, 0 C S WANTS
WELDON VENEER CO., Inc.
V eldou, N. C.
V ill Bay I’reiiiiuiu Urires Fur
Top Grade Sweet Gum
I O(,S DEL1N EKED Vi ELDON by TRUCK or KAIL
Call Weldon (>05- I or 4N i*il«* Box 58(» Weldon
for Speeifieations.
In "Who's Who" At
College In Wilson
mt'tm iili i.vi- U'emelle Whit*-, io
cal girl, was one of eight members
of the senior class at Atlantic
Christian College, Wilson, who
will have their names included in
the 1050-51 edition of "Who’s Who
Among Students in American Un
iversities and Colleges”.
Nominations were made by the
college faculty on the basis of
scholarship, leadership, character,
participation in student activities
and campus citizenship.
fc,Hch student who becomes a
member is awarded a certificate of
recognition, recognition in the an
nual publication for the year dur
ing which he was selected, and is
entitled to benefits of the Student
Placement provided by the orga
nization.
Who s W’ho Among Students in
American Universities and Col
leges" is designed to render ser
vice as a means of compensation
for outstanding effort and
achievement and as a standard of
measurement for students com
parable to other recognized scho
lastic and service organizations.
It has been published annually
since 1934.
Straight Kentucky
Bourbon
Whiskey
FULL
4
YEARS OLD
$340 $010
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Postpone Minstrel Shout
In Jameaville School
Plymouth’s all-star minstrel,
scheduled to be presented in the
Jamesville school auditorium this
evening, has been postponed un
til Friday night, it was announced
today.
The delay was arranged when
it was learned that the date for
the Plymouth-Williamston foot
ball game had been moved up a
day from Friday to Thursday.
In lawal Hmtpiuf
Mr. Herbert Manning of the
Farm Life community is receiving
treatment in Brown’s Community
Hospital.
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Legion Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
College Offers
Adull Courses
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The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary
was held on Monday evening,
November 13, at 8 o’clock in the
Legion Hut. The president called
the meeting to order followed1 by
the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag. The Lord’s Prayer was
prayed in unison and the members
stood for thirty seconds in honor
and memory of the war dead. iThe
Premable to the Auxiliary Consti
tution was repeated and led by
the president.
The secretary read the minutes
of the last meeting and the treas
urer, Mrs. Arthur White, gave her
report; both reports'approved as
read.
Mrs. Rush Bondurant, -Child
Welfare Chairman, reported "that
the unit donated $ll).00 tt>‘a child
for medical attention and food.
She asked that she be contacted
by any member who knows of '
needy children that the Unit
might help.
The rehabilitation dhairman-re
ported that the gifts have been
mailed to the Hospital Gift Shop;!.
If anyone did not contribute their
gifts, Mrs. James Buliuck asked
that she be contacted in order that
she may collect the gifts for bingo
parties at the hospitals.
Mrs. Harrington reminded the
members to bring their Holiday
Coin Cards, completed to the De
cember meeting.
The members enjoyed a very in-1
teresting report given by Ruthie
Lilley, who was sponsored by the
local unit, on the week she spent
at Girls' State.
Mrs. Harrington asked the mem
bers of the Unit to meet with- her
for the December meeting. There
being no further business, Mrs.’
Harrington declared the meeting
adjourned. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. John
A. Ward and Mrs. Raleigh Har
rington.—Reported.
Improving In R*X • Hospital
Roy Jackson, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Jackson of Cross
Roads, is showing much improve
ment from an attack of polio suf
fered last September. A checkup
at Rex Hospital, Raleigh, last
wepk revealed definite improve
ment.! ' V ' > f • ’
East Carolina Teachers College,
Greenville, will initiate a series
of courses in adult education, ef
fective with the beginning of the
winter quarter on November 27.
Dr. John D. Messick, college pres
ident, has announced that work
will be offered on the campus and
in towns and communities within
a radius of approximately 70 miles
of Greenville. Ten departments of
instruction will participate. The
classes offered will include both
credit and non-credit courses and
will be part of the program of ex
tension work of the college.
Makes Report At
Laymen's Meeting
A report on the Cnstitution
and By-laws was given by El
bert S. Peel, local attorney, at a
meeting of the laymen of the Al
bemarle District, Christian
Church, in Washington last night.
Other members of the committee
were J. C. Manning and Rev. John
L. Goff.
S. L. Roberson of Robersonvilie
was elected president of the As
sociation, succeeding E. Leon
Roebuck.
Attending the meeting from
Williamston were: B. F. Perry,
J. B. Peel, J. C. Manning and El
bert S. Peel.
Farm Bureau Meeting
Here Friday Evening
Holding a "Dutch” supper at the
‘‘Switch" Friday evening, mem
bers of the Martin County Farm
Bureau Membership committee
are expected to complete the drive
for 2,000 members. The drive is
just about 300 short of the quota,
it was announced.
The Mississippi river carries
almost a half ^ a billion tons of
solid matter to the sea each year.
Eye Claeses Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lena, templea and
frame* replaced and repaired
Quick service. i
Peele’s — Jewelers
121 Mala St. Tel. 2S11
Our 31st Anniversary
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31 YEARS
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Has Been Extended
Until End Of Month
UNDREDS of friendly customers who
have not been able to lake advantage of
peanut crop have requested to he riven Z
opportunity to partake. 9 e“ “e
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T “1,0 ,u" ,tme to shop and save
ariSS ,Uily merchandise and also
anticipate your Christmas requirements.
Use Onr iny-fl. Way P1(U)
MhUE phrases and v
due. You must shoo here lo A„„„, i
jireruile our mines ami saving. *
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