THE DUNN
V0L* 11 Dunn, N. C.,ttof
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INTERESTING NEWS LKTTEK
FROM DUKE
Duke, N. C, September 22.—The
farmers through this section en
rushing their cotton to the market
just at last as it can bo picked and
ginned. More cotton has been
bought here already than ta any
previous year up to the sera* date.
Friday of last week uno hundred
twenty-five bale* were bought- Th*
price is squel to any market in the
state and cash is paid for every
bale. The market closed Tuesday
at 10 1-2 cents. The farmers claim
that they have just es good stalk,
but on account of not having used
much fertiliser are not getting ae
mach cotton as in recent years.
However a good spirit prevails and
they ere cheerful over the 10-cent
cutsets.
Mr. William A_ White, who last
spring wae compelled to give up his
petition a* book keeper in Bank of
Hsmett has returned and resumed
his duties with th* bonk. He spent
the greater pert ef hie time with
hi* parent* at StateevUU. Us has
entirely recuperated.
• At e recart meeting of th* tchool
board it was deemed advisable to
change the date of opening the Duka
Graded School from Octorber 11th,
to October 4th. which will be the
first Monday In October. Prof. B.
F. Del too will again be in charge at
the school and with th* exception of
Mia* Flora McQueen and Mia* Mary
kk *1 J ■ 1 I_ sk a
no last yaar. Mias Wycha and Mias
Flamming will taha their places.
Mr. Thoa. H Wcbfc and Mre.
Webb left Saturday and are this
weak sad next week touring through
the famous Shenandoah Valley end
up into Pennsylvania thence through
Washington, Baltimore, Char le t tea
villa, sad Richmond. At Hillsboro
they will be joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Janus H. Webb who will make the
trip with them.
Work ia progressing rapidly on
the Duka and Dunn road- Already
aaad-clay baa Lean placed on tha
half nearest Dean and Tuesday the
read force began wwk in front of
tedding hi'Duke and will
complete the work. The sep
frooi Mr. W. raw
way Engineer, to co-operate and ad
viae about other Improvements on
the road*.
Rev. N. C. Duncan and wife, rec
tor of St. Stephens Episcopal church
who have been spending several
weeks in A shiv in*, and Lincoln ton
on a vacation granted him by his
pairish, has returned and reports a
most pleasant vacation.
Tha millinery opening of the Has
sall-Johnson Company last Friday
and Saturday drew a large crowd
both day* Tbs display of head
wear eras good. This year Miss
Anne Powell from Baltimore ia io
charge of this department. Miss
Powell originally came from Johns
town, Pa.
The E. R. Thomas Drug Co., has
recently installed a vary handsome
marble cased soda fountain, of tha
latest stylo carrying *U tha modern
conveniences. The large mirror was
broken in transit and another will
have to be ordered and whan ft la
raertved and placed the store trill
be equal to any, if not so parlor to
- aay In the eounty.
GIVES PORCH PARTY
Mrs. W. H. BUtknm Entertain*
Par Mr. L. L. Youag.
Angier, Sept, ti—Friday evening
freer 8 to 11, Mr*. W. H. Stephen
sen charmingly entertained at a
porch party at her new and attract
ive home. In honor of Mr. L L.
Yoong, who left for Richmond, Va.
September SO, where hr will be en
rolled aa a student of the university
college of medicine.
Tbs spacious porch war beauti
fully decorated with golden rod*
and ferns. Tables were placed for
progressive games of rook and flinch
Delirious grapes, era am sod cat
war* served by Mrs. Btepheason end
Mia* law Young.
At 11 o’clock the guest* departed,
bidding Mrs. Stephen* n a charming
hostess.
These present were Misses Psnnt*
Robertson, Laura Godwin, Kathleen
Creel. Ose Taylor, Pearl Taylor
EUa ghellbame. Lord# Dowd, Lola
Young, Ima Young aad Mrs. J. K.
Dowd; Messrs. Thurman Yeung, F*
Mas Stephenson*, and Irving Btaph
ausen.
JKty Jlaflle
“III give a nickel for a kiss,'
Bald ChaHy to a pretty miss,
“Ekidool" the cried; "you st'npy
cues,
"You’re looking for a Jitney hwi.
—Derr
Mr. E. C. West, on* of the recent
applicants to Tocsin* Me Hrense t*
prmetis* law, has opened hi* offics
la the new first National Bank
HIT HEK PKIDE
A Story at Dsvetiea and Weakness.
IVoot Atlanta comaa a human in
terest story that some of ut have
seen lived—that eome of us have
lived at least, in part.
It is from The Journal, a front
page spread, and presumably It hap
pened. It rvlatea that a—wall, to
have it perfect, Just as it was writ
ten, let us quote the story as fol
low*!
“Preferring death to separation
from her husband, Mrs. J. J. Cooler,
ftfly-Hve year* old. W Washita are
nas, took carbolic acid at 11:44
o dock Wedneeday morning and died
at noon in the Urady hospital.
“Mrs Coulter ia said to have been
the sister of a millionaire manufac
turer of an eastern city.
Friends of Mr*. Coulter state
that her husband has been Invalid
for more than a year; and that har
wealthy brothers were willing to aid
her and asked her to come east. Wav
ing her husband ia Atlanta.
“This, however, though <WetiUiU,
Mrs. Coulter refused to do, and, it
is said, has bean living for the past
several months almost ootirely upon
the charity of sympathetic friends,
keeping constant watch at har hue
I INM.
"Mrs. Coulter sad her km band
hoarded at the Washita avenue
houaa. When aha waa discovered
Wednesday morning, U waa found
that aha had awe.lowed a large
quaaUty of lha acid. The Grady
auto ambulance made a record run,
but aha died jest as the —a—
drew up at the hospital dean.
“Fareone living at the house aay
that Mrs. Coulter received a phone
call a few minutes before aha took
the aedd from a nea who said he eras
cooung oat to levy on bar furniture.
Soon afterwards aha went ilia the
dining room and lay down on a soda.
Hare aha drank the --ta
Mr. Coulter, whom health hat
been feeble tot three years, didn’t
■earn to realise what had happened.
"Friends atate that Mrs. Caul ter
waa once wealthy. Whm her fath
er died ha' left Me foftaaa tp Up
“Mr. Coulter and hia bride moved
to Chattanooga sad than to Atlanta
twenty years ago . Han they lived
In comfort until thrm yean ago,
whan Mr. Coulter lest all his money.
"Mrs. Coulter it aornved by bar
husband, two brothers and one sis
ter."
Thera you have It! The strange
part of a woman's devotion—the in
consistent part of bar philosophy—
the Inexplicable sum of her different
figuring. Hers she was with rich
relatival, vulgar, purse-proud repro
bates—and triad to tall 'em this to
their foes, if the story is true, will,
ing to cars for bar, to piece her be
yond want and perhaps put her IB
tbs lap at loxury, if she would desert
her husband.
Hysterical, emotional, we call the
weaker sex, and whatever it waa or
is aha said;
no, oiT-e-et
Wtth a faith aa sublime end beau
tiful aa a doc’s devotion, and on
earth that is the superlative of the
thine called Love, she spurned the
offer at the rich brothers, and said
that ''until death do os part”—hern,
in thin wratchednaaa and in this pov
erty and in this misery I will abide
-and aha meant it
With the husband who had been
l true to her, ae aha, aa a wife, had
been true to him, would she walk
the path of thenu.
But—
Commercialism made a howl—and
It stopped bar.
I. “To levy on the furniture”—that
wee the giant's blow
larva, devotion—everything that
Admiration could have dreamed was
thrust aside—and the law's harsh
voice to “Levy on the furniture,"
broke her pride, sad caused surra
dor.—Kverthlng.
The Stronger Force.
Love le e stronger force then fear.
Tomorrow a peat siTny ef prison
ers, of slaves, at those under some
•ort at taskmaster, the world over,
Will p> to unwilling toil, heesneo they
dare not de otherwise. But there
ere uncounted millions high and low
in every walk of tth and hi all lands
who will go to their work with the
morrow's sen for love's sake And
thane last will pot heart Into what
they do. Tho labor may be weari
some, the task uncongenial, K map
involve hardship end sacrifice, hot
for seme one’s deer sake, it will be
willingly undertaken.
The difference between false re
ligion la the difference between lev#
end fear. From freed of some
creel fiety, men will torture them
selves and sacrifice their choicest
poshes stone; hut Christianity alone
renders the glad service ef love.—
Forward.
HAD TH» DUIOC DISPATCH
Dameron-Jackaon.
Faison, Sapl, it.—On Wadnaeday
waning at 8 o'clock the beautiful
country homo of Mr. and Mr*. V.
U. Dameron wal the tone of 1
simple bat attractive home wadding
whan their slater, Mias Mary Meas
ly Thompson was united in mar
Hags to Mr. Wilbert Jackson, af
Dunn.
The tpacioui oak grove and rar
•hders were lighted with Japanese
lantern*. The reception hall and
iwrlort wets a picture of love lines*
in natural decorations of pine, ivy
and Southern amilax. The arch wai
Imnkari with paimt and ferns, while
the soft glow of shaded candles add
ed beauty to the (cane.
While Mrs. J. M. Bowden played
the bridal choru* from Lohengrin,
little Miee Lucy Dameron, in a dain
ty white frock, preceded the bride,
scattering rosea m her pathway.
The bride, handsomely gowned in a
traveling suit af dark green chiffon
broadcloth, and*carrying a shower
bouquet at bride'i rosea and HHee
of the valley, entered on the ana of
hor brother, Mr. Wm c. Thompson,
of Clinton, N. C. They were met
el the arch by the groom and hi*
boat man. Mr. Warren Jackson, of
Dunn. The Rev P. McIntyre, of
Goldsboro, N. C. performed the cer
emony In hit utoal Impressive man
ner.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Dr. Wm. I. Thompson, and has
a host ef frisnds ia Sampson and
Duplin counties. By her cordin'
manner and charming personality
she has endeared heewalf to sD who
know her.
The groom ia a een of Mr. L P.
Jackaoa, a prominent and well to do
farmer of Harnett county. He hn
ishee a course this year at the Bal
timore collage of Dental Surgery.
The many beautiful praaeat* at
test the popularity af the happy
ssms
Banana, 8ept,
of Bwmb,
afternoon at f •’<
tarian church of
Mary McLauchlia
of Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford. TVs
formed by Bov.
of tho church ia
took place. Only
relatives s4 tho
wers present to
Baltimore and Wi
a few days bridal
turn t«
be at heneo at thr
ffrootn la
buetneae I
from Cl in loo
ia chares of
know theta
ettractive
Played.
Juat aftw tW'lMbf u b
formal roeoptioo ^BbU for tbo
rolaUvei of 1bo>fb» .aad brido
rT«*> _ Ik V*W
Mr- Ifn.'jgAubfl on tbo
[*ortl> boood wPlt Bottimoro
vbcro thoj vilf donng tbo
oriotor. VgQ ‘
D-th of Mr. D. £ Caflrretfc.
Nr»« of the auddaa death of Mr.
t»an»al C Culbrvth of Pertaec, wee
received In thie city yesterday af
teraoou. Hit Culbreth panned
through PeyatUviUa last Kriday in
excellent health to visit hie aid home
place In tha upper part of Cumber
land county, e»d at Ua line of bia
death wee a guest st tha homo of
hie brother-in-law, Mr. Alan.
MeArtan, linden. N. C.
Ob Saturday night Mr. Culbreth
complained of fooling • Mule unwell
on account of indigaetioo, but ap
paronUy recovered from the alight,
attack. About 2 o'clock Sunday af
ternoon ho raftrtd an acuta attack
aad died very euddenly.
The faaoral will t.v. ^ tt
Mencbeetor today at 10 o’clock, and
Ua remains will be laid to root ia
the family burying ground beardi
Us wife who preceded Mm to Ua
grave aovoral yoare ago.
Mr. Culbreth leeree two eoee and
«m daughter. Mim Mary Lou Cut
broth, and a largo atmUor of rela
Uvee to mourn Ua death. Mr. CBI
UoU wee a highly --j dtinea
of Parkton, whero ha had epoat tha
■ *f<w year, af Ua Ufa. Ha waa a
duvoted fathar, a kind aaighber and
a troa aad faithful frtoad. Ha waa
alaty odd yaara of ago.
The numerooe frtonde of the bo
roovod eoau aad daeghters fad
groat rympathy for them, u docs
also the largo number at frtonde and
acguaiatocua af Ua family.—Kny
ottaviDe Obaorver, SOU.
Mr. George Pope will aaoa have
la operation e fleer odU at bto lont
bar plant to Ua eaatorn part of tba
«*7
Mia. Esther Wade TTfTL ..at
Peterekerg, Va_ waa hare tom weak
an a abort vteit to bar po rente, Mr.
•M Mrs. M. L Wads.
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LILUNGTON FARM LIFE SCHOOL, WHICH OPENED THU WEEK WITH A LARGE ATTENDANCE
A Death At Uades.
The many friends of Mr. Rufus H.
Byrd havo boon saddened by his
•i which occurred at his heme
in Undea, M. C. on Thursday, Au
gust 24th, 1916. He wsa 74 years
said. One of the oldest and meet
honored citizens of the comxaunity.
He served as a Confederate soldier
during the Civil War and was ooea
slightly wounded in the cause of Ms
country. A severe attach of acuta
indigestion took him vary suddenly
from time to eternity there to he
united in a closer union with Ms
<°d whom ha loved, trusted sad
•erred. He had been a consistent
member of the M. R. Church Sooth
for about forty years. He was one
of the original members in the or
ganization of Parker’s Grove church
end ■erred acceptably in ths capac
ity of steward far a number of years
He was loyal to his church, attended
upon Its ordinances and supported
ito Institutions, was faithful to God,
affectionate to his family, kind sad
considerate te kis friends. Thee*
are some of the chat aetsrtstice of
his earthly career, which is now fsc
over ended. ile has entered hie re
ward.
He leaves a devoted wife and all
affectionate children: Mr. 0. H
Byrd, of Bunns Level, S. C.; Mrs. A.
B. Godwin, Of near Dunn; Mrs. W
0. Johnson, of Dana; Mrs. J. S
Byrd, of near Unden; Mrs. L. A. Be
thune, of Bunns Level; end Mrs
Lonnie Dmugbon. of Durham; sou
aral grandchildren end a number el
relatives, who mourn their toes
But what is our loss |* her gain.
Hie family miss Mol The rent
inanity- mine him end hie church, M
loved so fondly, Wll continue to arisi
him In the days that win come am
Hie funeral services were conduct
•d by Me paster end from the chan
ml of the church he loved, Ms bod;
was borne to the cometary and |ak
(a rest with M see ale hot ore amide
• ls*Y* congregate sf thye wit
loved him.May the Orest Comfort*
enetala sad save hie loved ones.
ntOM DCftft
DuV, N. c, Piytimlm 11.—At
Um regular Meeting 'of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Method!>t Church
hoW Friday afternoon. KIh Vara
Hairing, district ooerotarj far tho
Fayettevflla District of tha Woosaa’i
MiHdouary hociaty, conducted tha
ratigioaa warship sad addraasad tho
•otiety. Bar plaa waa far tha ar
rani**lion of a women's Hiadoury
Sockty, far tha organisation of •
Yeung folks satiety and for the or.
ganiaaUoa of the dUUdron into aa
auxiliary, No dsftnlu stays wan
takm axcapt that asms feembai
would sea that tha cSttdran wars or
ganised.
Tha supervisors of Aa roods to
Duka township are hasp at work
having a sand-clay HP pat aa Um
road landtag from the Avoraoboxx
township Uns to tha X. ft. Thomas
Drug Oa. hi Duke. This la know*
aa tho Dm and W road ami
whan completed w01 give a sand
day read from Duka la Dam. TV
aarriem of Aa Dana mad Area Vo
Van secured and ark doing tha war!
Bepelr work has aim keen dans m
Aa upper Bhrer read and an As LAO
ington and Duns ready end other re
pair work will bo token up naal
weak.
TV local motion picture shov
has Just ramplitsd a wash of show
tog "Duke Boeotian" . Mr. W. H
Cannady. lead phidigTuphar. ma£
•11dm of amny vtoaa Vd mam k
and • rawed town cf all As V
him ap to a mrtaia age and th
Birring pictora dhow Aad Asm V
twaan Aa reals. A .keen interns
was taken to tho schema aad ch
I daw was atlrely lattofactory an.
i wsO attended.
l. TV agent of Aa Dtihan an,
AmUmrn railway gnaa.aat flaturda
loom hi* that a special trafe weak
totormaAa D<<Mtoto AkVw**" **
I dty for Aa employees to atMn7 A
1 1 11
’ Aa train wfll leave ADaad at 1
a’dook aad DarVm after Aa fua
craL
0#
fewertfc Leagim Sects Now OIScctJ
The induction of tho following!
•OctoU at tho Epworth League of
tho Metbadtst church took place
Monday night:
Mr, Henry Harring, president.
llr. J. W. Langley, let rice preu
Miaa Nannie Thompson. 2nd vice
praaliiant.
Mine Bageao Herring, «rd vice
praeidaeL
Mia# Mattie Lewie, 4 th vice prat
done
Mr*. H. a Mattox. Tnaeeror.
Mloa Mary Freeman, Secretary.
Mr. Garrard WUaon, A an .tan
•oc ratary.
Ml»o Paulina Blaylock, Organiat.
Mr. Walter Strickland, Ropoatar.
Mlaa Hattie Wilson. Epworth Bra
Agent.
Already plana hara boon fonou
Iktod for broadening tho noose at
Influence of the organ tee tlor. in
1>mm 11 la hoped that a greater
number of the people win become
hA^totefl than heretofore; and if
tha efforts of thooo at the holm
reach the principal objective, bigger
tUngo will ba aceompllehed oat on
ly for tbe momborthlp bot olao in
tha elevation, ayiHteally and men
UUy, at these who heve allied them
’ aalvoe la tho leagoa far no other
parpen* than la ha holpfol to thorn
aolvo* and to other*. Now mg,,
i has been created for the hwptioa
i of the highest end noblest thing*
end we cam* bot any. may thio lofty
» **Mtioo bo fully realised are so
other election roll* around.
k V - ■ ■■ m
i G*od Benda Day will he observed
I at Cento on Monday, September 17.
Mr. D. S- Winslow and Mr. O. K.
I Grantham wfll moke -j— -»--rr and
win he held in the acheol
•t l:M o’clock la tha of
f "n. Tha pub Me Is cordially tn
te be present. Short talks
, *F Mher cMamta ef the county wW
L also bo made.
I --
■ " Ye«*g and ie ugh ter
■ Mlto Teehel, bar* returned from a
Aort vMt to MlMfcroa at WUaon.
CABKLE88 Cot'CBih'C AND
wnrwo
Don't Mp«— Laws Bhaaid ba MU
Kora Thu Mm
The dc'varoua and dirty habit «
tnralaaa spitting, coughing mu
'• '•-in* to Without doubt tha isos
costly caratosanass that driiiiad so
ctoty indulges in. Tha saying, “Ni
•pit, no consumption", to litaralh
ttua, and this means that tha coe
sumption that WS ha»«. With tJHK
•toalhs a year, would ba largalj
avotdud It this habit csuld ba avoid
ed.
It ha* tea shown by exrufal ad
•ntiflc experiments that la tba ad
ef roughing or iMMiif, nrlaaa a
hanrfkrrchtcf or other thjort la bald
ic front of the noee aad —s.
croecopic particle# of aaJira aad aa
aal #ocraUoB ara discharged into tha
air in which, even In a quiet room,
amy ba carried a dietaaoa af tram
tan to Afty yarda from the place
where they ware expelled. Many fa
those droplet# caa ba aaan If caa
will couch or anaaaa la front a4 a
mirror or wtadewpaaa they caa aaa
than, however, are too email to ba
viaible to tba naked eye. Om caa
new readily aademand how vary
Impolite It ia to eoech ar-r
Without boldine a handkerchief fa
front of hfa face, far aodb a paraoa
literally epita on object# awl yaapl*'
porhapa «a Ia«H. withia a diatano#
of from ten u Afty yarda about Mm
The caram of toborculoaia, diph
theria and parhap# crip, eaide, paaw
ooafa, wboojCnc coach, maadias
aad acarlet fever, are conveyed
throach expectoration. Many pm
factiy healthy paepla net aooariac
from tha diaaate carry tha perm#
of paaumerda aad diphtheria and
other cootaciea# dleeaeae fa their
mouth* and threat*, it "--man
aaraaaary that not only roaogetxx
Uy otek people aha* dan at from
taroiaaa epittiaf. but that tha ap
paraatly waU, who may be germ
thrtfara, ahaald ala* be carafai fat
nance until tbay ara randy to en
force It. Prom a health point of
view anti-a pirn tic ordinancea ara
not to ba lightly regarded. They
ahoald bo aartoua law* and the vio
lation of them should bo aiad* more
than a joke—State Health Bulletin
Mm—ftwrtt
Sunday night, last, th« restdanco
of Col. W. s. Cook, I. P, na ia
T*4«l by an anxieoa aoupia from
th* country, mho deairad to be unit
ed marriage. With hit rharao
tariatlc urbanity ha invited the
young couple into bis par Ur. whan
tbey were obligated by Cal. Cook
and duly united in thb holy hood* al
■mdUct James Faaoatt was th*
name of the groom and ballad from
Manchester, while Mm Nara Lae
Mason, of Broad* ay, was the prwUy
rating lady who becamo the bride.
Immediately after the performance
of the nuptials th* happy couple
left town. Joy go with thaw_Fay
etteville Obaerver, KKh.
1HJNN GRADED SCHOOL FAC
ULTY
The Dunn Graded School recently
opened the fall seaeion with the lar
goat enrollment In the history of the
achool. Prof. J. B Martin ha* an
excellent faculty thia year, cotapoa
•d ed the following teachers:
First Grade—Mias SeJtt* MeCol
■ma. McColl. S. C.
Second Grade—Nisi HattU Star
ena, of Matthews, N. C
Third Orade—Miaa KatU Smith,
of Geld aborts, and Miaa Maria Mose
ley, «f Kinston.
Fourth Grad*—Miaa EM* Daria,
Of Unden.
Fifth Orada— Mias Mam* Batch*]
of Petersburg, Va.
Sixth Orada Miaa Courtesy Wil
li****, af Rldimand, Va.
High School Teachers—Miaa Pan
Um Ha*tall, af Edanten, MU* Kelt
Jamaa, af Raleigh, Miaa Winifrec
Twrliagtoo, of Clinton, and Mlai
Graa* Cheatham, of Lynchburg, Va
Agalaet Ir rsass la Tsi
Mr. 1. W. Wilson, county sttorsoj
tm4 Mr. Dsvid Henry Sector, chair
Ma of tho board of coaaty commie
Manors, want to Kalslgb loot wool
•kora they appeared bofora Ik
State tea commission sad antes*
a protest against the dve par eeo
laaiaote in tea asoosmaant far Bar
note county, la Ifcoir spsarksa bo
hrrs tho body they mads a air an nan
aMert to can vinca tbs cmamlaMoi
that tka taerwaa van an iajcsti*
to tho teapaycra of Barnstt an
that tho proaont proposition was am
pU. Tho commission teak tka prop
aoltioa praasotod by tkaaa tvs Hal
natt gawtlsasssi aadsr rnaoMetalla
and tha result of their arystaate
will bo kaewa later.
MBWS RON MM09I
• Barbour woat la f-^'yh aa baai
mo Tbanday ratitfntay kmt Tri
day.
Mr. Jako Oraaadkal raturaad thia
wocniay from a two waak*a rtofc to
ralatlvaa la t nil torn i
Mr. W. U Mnaamylll wu mU
tar to FayattoriU* Monday aa tod.
•Mm. A. W. Body** aad Carnal
JtrmgAa warn riritora to Oxford
Suoday aad Monday.
Mr*. M. A. Poacaefc aa
Friday from
I •'
Mm __
wo# kora iaat Friday aad
to-dim tko ttmo With raUthroe.
fade* P. H. Brook*, o< SmHhBald.
wbo harp Friday for a tor town an
Mr- A. A MrQoam mid ti I.
PoaroaU, ad Dana, warn Am* Sad
today tor a tow hoar*.
Mr*. Baltad Crrinyton. ad Lw
Mrthav. cam* Saturday aad to
totodtay a tow day* wtoh tor atotor,
Mr*, j. m. Bartoar.
Mr. Stt Barn**, ad Darham. ha*
haaa Aw* tor toa post • tow - day*
Mmhiay‘ hand* with *M fttonda.
Mr. Joha Cola, ad Faar Ooka, ami
tor* Saturday far a tow hoar*.
SMar 3. T. Ttnyk. ad Omttoma.
wa* torn yaotordoy' an *, Arid oarri
«*• at th* PrimMa* Bayttot Ckadah
Lamd .<^4
M—its. u C. Bartow aad -WIIbi
Bartor. of raw Oaks, wara ton
Sunday with wlillin.
Mr. Arthur 0*Maal wto toa tow
worktop with tto Du Fata Fowdar
Oawpaay far (to put faw natato,
af walcsuw ww dattrarad by Or. W.
T. Martin, aad thaw wto bad tto
ptonoarn af toartnp to. aa, that ft
wa af tha tout addrwwa baud
ton ia ao«M tin*.
Mr. CUada Caaaaday. waa paiatiy
amrtad ta Miw WQUa Dweaa thia
aftanaw at at* attack. tto aarn
nawiy baiac yarftmiai ty lar. J.
M. Duacaa. pastor af tha Bapttot
church ton. Ito affair waa fcaiwu
to only u faw of tha fitaa da af tha
eowtowtiny psrttoa sad was esa
atnaatod at tha rutdsnia af (to pas
tor af tto brida wd (no. ffr.
Caaaday to a prnadatnp javp |aw
yar af this city and hta brlda.to tha
yoanpaat dauphtor af Mas. ft. t,
Duncan af our town. Ttoy will .pa
atda towparurfly at tha topw af "Dr.
aad Mra. B. H. Ottoy. w Main
itmt
Bar. John M.Pwwa.sf Bwaw.
win praach la. tha Aahaftaro Strut
Baptist church today at • p. pa. He
to aaU to to aw af tto atowpast
ywap nUoiator. to tto fepttot
itauwtoation. Bartap praffnatad
•t Waka Faraat CaOapa and also at
Saadaary. Tto pahHc to torttad to
toar hha. - Saadayto Qraawh.n
• ** N •• '
TV* Tbs. FraSChar.
TW tm gaaathar is eartainiy a
■an with a task. Ha to tha ftfaw*
•W aarraat af all awn-tdW. *W W
<ng *a, h* rasa at ha aaft, «r tax, ar
4fiaha>i, hat a stasis am la jrr
•ry was. la a sattaia Sanaa* ha ia
tha sal vans]
(h af Oat* tha giant,
far Ms trath la tha
wiafani *f Oaf). AW hi it an hs
I* ta staha H waatfaat that tha vylas
*f tha pat pit ia tha salt* af Oaf.
I* m®r* hThf. uL^b^aA^wT'th*
rhh that tha trwa rWhaa ar* aat a*,
tartal; tha Msavs staaa that thsysaa
rwfar a aataiea that mM? alta
csa raafar, aW thaaa «ta wagarata
shaawataaaaa that th*s aws aan ta
aadaSy than stalls **■ staha, a hr
ing^lt ia Mb ta haataa tha ,4*y
Htfsr.** far thaaa wh* Hriag on war
i 4a aat ga 4swa ts.hattln, aW thaaa
1 wha angags hi tha taWtt has* as
: thing against ***h athar. ft is hi*
■ ta aaaatify nat only tha haaata af
am. hat iha atraata aW tha dfcys
t tha thapa aW tha stats*. ah tha
t hahitntlana af naan. Y«*. «a a sa
| Ma wan, t* haw* Mb aahls gaaftht—
• aiwn^wn^m^thwwiamaNfc’
t gas A* T liwi!g^f^S|gg,
ma Ian |ttMhf,hr a Anr ham