THE DUNN |
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V0L* 111 Dunn, ». C. 8*t. 80th, ISIS 10. IS
uuai nawg
Duka, Sept. 1».—Tha revival- ser
vieae at tha Methodise church cloaad
Sunday night after having run oas
weak. A data of twenty wan re
ceived into tha church and soma nam
es for other churches. The pastor
Bav. W. L. Kansas declares it tha
best inerting ha was aver connected
with. Rev. K. B, Craven of Garner
satiated Mr. Manesa and did tha
pnachiag from Tuesday until Sun
day. This waa tha second revival
Mr. Craven has assisted in at Duke
aad ia much beloved by the members
of tha congregating.
Bav. W. Mama Hoggins pastor
of tha Baptist church, returned
Monday from an evangelistic tour ac
companied by Mr. A, W. Bryant per
sonal worker and Mias Mabel Wood
worth pianist. During his absence
Mr. Huggins held meetings at Clin
too. Mount Olive, and Wilmington.
He advises that his revival here will
begin the first Sunday ia November
.and that Dr. E. T. Carter of Speacer
will assist him. Dr. Carter ia e grad
uate of the Southern Baptist Semin
ary, aad Spurgeon Bible School of
London aad is a preacher of much
note and ability.
Prof, B. P. Dalton, principal of
the graded school will roach Daks
tha Both end make srnu»geenents for
opening the school the seceod day of
October. Two new rooms have been
added to the school heikiiag during
tha summer end three extra teachers
will be put ia service when the
school op eat
6UNDAT8CHOOL INSTITUTE
The Harnett County Presbyterian
Samday School Institute will rnaal
at Harnett Church September 17th.
AH Bonday School superintendents
aad taathere an cordially invited ta
attend.
PROGRAM:
Morning Session—0;30 a. as. to
11:30 p. m.
Piaoo at Sunday School In program
at Church—Rev. Gilbert Glass, D. D.
At Sunday School Hour, J. L. Pair
lay Sopt.
Miairj wort
Grading.
Or—all id Oasam * ,r
Kathode in Elementary Instruction.
Conference. ,
■ Closing Exercise.
Afternoon Baaalaa—2:00 p. at ta
4:30 p«m.
Haw ta equip sod conduct a one
room Samday School—Rev, J. E
Hall had- Mr. W. E Neat
Tbm General Assembly's Standard
' —Ik, y. Wilde.
Tha .Workers' Masting -E A. Gllb
Leod.
Tha Work of tha Teacher—Rev. Gilb
ert Glass, D. D.
BETTER BODIES N EEDED.
Gantry's Service Crippiad an Ac
sent of Ham’s Wash Badtas.
That batter bodies la ooe of tha
country's greatest need* it evident
from tha large percent of rejections
■tads recently in tha Ame.Hcan arm
aa aeoount of physical un1ta*«s oi
defects An exchan— says that at
least SO percent at all who present
themes 1 res fer enlistment aro found
physically unfit, soma of the defects
being narrow chests, flat feet, pool
teeth, heart trouble, weak "Tea, de
fective kidneys, under weight, and
aad stomachs that era In aa condi
tion, to master army faro.
"Prom this, it seams,’* Jays Dm
State Board at Hsalth, the: tha old
Injunction to cruelty the fM hai
boon taken tee literally la Anirta
with the result that morn si out
manhood when teste I Is foun t until
ter tho country's sstyw*. t it |1.U<
sttentlon hes mk-e<l> km gives
the body ml the o*lf iw*'i. li
feet, the holy has r.vt Hal due roe
si deration w.v.ls the appet>'c» sv
other pi ness - w hi«.i mlu'ge
at the expense x the body's welfare
The candle of Ufa ho* been allow*,
to bum at both rads with xrtrtn
bodies and tasdklast aerries for that
——try — a result.
Dwui-Iee
The following snnounrwment bai
Sana reeatred. which will be of la
l*ret to many of osr readers:
Mr. sad Mrs. Jeeee B. lee
an non see the marriage of their
daughter Katie
to
Mr. Nleelae DeMsI
■l>timber twentieth, nlawteea baa
dred end elite—
Dana. It. C.
At Bom* October 1st.
411 Arlington Btraat
Beehy Mount. K. 0.
Mr. C. C. Murphy, of 0—share
'em a haeiaiii visiter be D—a tbl
weak. Mr. Marptg spout several
weeks la Dean lest fan. durteg whir'
Mam ha coadurted several lewd. —la
tec Morphy Brsthmu I—d Avtte
OUDWIfl-MCMMU, IN JOINT
CAJ4FA1 IS
Jalat Canvass Arranged to Begin
In Brunswick and Ekd in Fayette
ville. «4I
Hon. H. L. Godwin md I. C Clif
ford, chairman of ' the Democratic
Congressional Committee for I tie
Sixth, district were in the city yes
terday. and met Hon. A. L .Mi Caa
kill and John R.T olar, Jr, chair.vn.n
of the Republican Committee, for t ie
purpose of arranging tba Itinirary
between the two candidates for a
joint canvass of the district.
According to the plana formulated
at thli meeting yesterday the joint
campaigns in Brunswick, Tuesday,
September 24, and will continue un
til November 4. They will close (be
campaign with a joint debate in
Fayetteville the night before the
election—Cape Fear News.
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
(Dr. Archibald Henderson.)
In hssrt* at si I of os, I dare any
than is a dasp, abiding affection and
reverence for the virtue* of a people
who, throughout an historic past,
have given to North Carolina the rich
mallow naans oftho Old North State.
I sans# those ancient virtues as a
fragrant breath from some distant
garden of old-fashioned flowers—a
full blooded parochialism redeemed
by the abiding lore of Christian faith,
of family, sf Amaide; an inflexible]
integrity which puts love of the truth
and passion for the making of men
above love of place and pnaaion for
tho making of money; a rugged pro
vtnaaliam which had its roots firmly
fixed in love of naturalness sad a
acorn for all pretenm; s granite con
servation which cherished tradition
and ever looked with stern disfavor
upon the new and the empire.
This is the Old North State—al
ways fighting for her rights while
neglecting her interests; generous,
reckless, romantic, improvident, an.
pretentious, chivalrous, and brave.
Ia oar hearts is caabriand tho fi
gure of the most venerable, tho most
Americas at ah the sisterhood ad Am
ericas commonwealth—tbs uapreten
am -bsnpmpmr, ywr iimanmy suistne
Rip Van Winkla of the states.
POU GETTING INTO JOHNSTON
1 CAMPAIGN
Kmrthflsld, Sept. 16.—Congressman
Edward W. Pou, with bis son Edwin
S. Pou, of the Washington Cavalry,
returned to SmithAeld n few days
ago. The Congressman is looking
well and strong again and is in good
shape for the campaign. He is
strong in his praise of President Wil
son and declares unequivocally that
be will be re-elected. Mr. Pou does
not appear to he disturbed in the
least about his own prospects tor
re-election. Mr. Pou will speak at
Princeton next Thursday before the
Wilaon-Biekett chib, end st Clayton
on Friday ni/ht with the organisation
of a Wilsoa-Biekeet club. The peo
ple of Johnston are proud of the
stand Mr. Pon has taken la Congress
and especially of hla lowahy to the
President.
Col. Ed. &. Abel, chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee,
completed preliminary organisation
of the county campaign, and befoae
ha gets through old Johnston will
be organised as never before and
great results are expected. The De
mocrats are aroused end are work
!■*
Hon. T. W. Biekett will speak here
Tuesday, September 26, end a
greet crowd will greet him. Seven
teen presidents sad 170 vice-presi
dents of WUsen-Blckett dobs will be
on the reception committee.
LOST—A BOT
(By Souther* Missionary News Bu
reau.)
Net kidnapped by bandits end hid
den in s cave to weep and starve
end rouse a nation to fienxied search
mg. Wen that tha ease, a hundred
thousand -man would rise to tha rescue
if need ha. Unfortunately,-the losing
of tha lad is without any - dramatic
eiettonaat, though very sad and
very real. The feet is that his fath
er lost him. Being toe ’>eey to ah
with him at tha ft reside and anawei
trivial questions during the yean
whan fathers srs th* graat end onlj
harass of hoys, ha tot go his hold
span him.
Tea, hie mother lost him. Being
math engrossed tat her teas, dinner*
and dab program*, tha let her mate
hear tha bey my hi* prayers, and
thas her grip slipped, and the boj
was lost to Ida brain.
Ays, Ms ehsreh last him. Being t
math occupied with sermon* far th<
wise and elderly whs pay the MBs
and having good ear* far dignity, tfc<
■ minister and aiders were tauAindfu
of tha hnmaa feelings of th* bay it
i th* paw and made no provision it
I sermon or song air manly apart; anl
. as many aadhmrtad parents are look
lag for that/ last boy*.—Bel acted.
N. C. TKOOI-8 TO START FOR
BO HOE* THURSDAY
“t'rrr c.^
Hiwpital a ad Ambulaaoe C*_
manda Depart PlnR.
More bead City, Sept 18.—Entrain
mmt order, were received hesr
day from the War Depart®*., for
the muvment of the unite of the
North Carolina National Guard.
Brigade headquarterm. Troops A and
B.of Cavalry, First KUd Hospital,
Ambulance Company No. 1 and (ha
First Infantry will leave Camp Clean
for El Paso Thursday afternoon.
The second Infantry will follow on
Friday and the Third on Saturday.
Railroad equipment la arriving and
it I. .aid everything will be in
read i nee j for the movement of the
troope.
I’OPK-BARiiOL'K
The following invitation hot been
received:
Mr. and Mre. David Barbour re
quaet tbe boner of jroor preenaee at
the marriage of tbelr daughter Mil
dred Allen, to Mr. Henry Clean
•"opr. on Wednesday. the fourth of
October, nt .ia o’clock in the after*
noon, at Horne Memeria 1 Church,
Clayton .North Carolina.
The bride-elec t ia the yo ungoat
daughur of Mr. and Mre. D W.
Barbour of Clayton, and |a one of
the State's moot ch-rmlng nod popu
lar young Indian. She ia a graduate
of Greensboro Woman’s College. Mr.
Pope is a nativo of Dunn, but haa
made his home in Clayton for the
peat three years, and it the junior
member of the drag firm of Pose
A Stalling*.
The announcement of the engage
most and the approaching marriage
of Miss Barbour and Mr. Pope l. „f
State-wide Interest to aoctoty. The
w'*ddiag will be oca of the moat brft.
nant nuptial events of the f»n _
Sunday*. News and Observer.
JWREYS.DAVIS
Urest to the Dun friends of Ik* eto
trsctin* parties:
Mr. sad Urn Frederick L. Pureafl
smosaoe the encncesncnt of their
coasts,
Miu E®e Mijr Davie, of Undsn.
to
Mr. Ernest Marlin Jeffreys of Dunn.
The wedding to telce place at the
residence of Mr. end Hra. Pearsall,
No. imn
ton. N. C„
Mr. Jeff rex*
Mn. P. J. I
one of the
young men. Klee
bar of the
taet jeer and
Dunn and
SMITH
Fuquay Springs, lapt. 16—Quite ■
surprise mamage^eok place when
Mr. Irring a Snith. of F.qn •
Springs, and Mias feette Pcarie Hol
land. of Buie's ClJBk. motored to
Raleigh and were apletly Berried in
the Presbyterian gfcrsonage. Dr. W.
MeC. White, oihtdlbg.
The groom b tM eoa of Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Smith gad on* of our
highly esteemed yhpsg men. The
bride is the aoco«dplished daughter
of Mrs. Lillian lilland, of Bub's
Creek.
■ d
SENATOR CLAPP' A VISITOR AT
CLINTON POE THE DAT.
Clinton, Sept. 14k—Senator Mom*
B. Clapp, of Mhumgta. waa a Clin
ton waiter laat nlghi and today. Ha
la dotag tome apea^ making ia tha
Third for Major QAorge E. Botler,
whe wanU to oncopad Hon. George
Hoed la OngTeea. and during hil
■toy here .ha waa t guaat la tha
Butler home. Tha Jtimaaota Sena
tor daa not effort pay eta teaman
Ilka manner, but hg Vooka Hka one
of the people. It la' aaid that he it
making acme apaatMl that hia bear,
an like.
Major Butler is cmftdent that he
will ilaiwi u.t. nAi. i_l._.u
» moth in all of Ut« bumerooe speech
•• Uwt ha haa mad* as far is Us
district. But tha Ppprnata <L> n*
think M Ukely that, enough people
*01 humor Mr. Butldr's auS • oa tu
accomplish the reauj» he. doufroo.
There la no question hat that tin
Butler forces are bbtb la the
oee political si the Wry
green Con haa bom
HWa
"“W ha la easy papular par
oonaUy sooty*here la hla dUatet.
Dunn TMtea By lni| ru-»—rt
Walker.
Mr. Garrett, who U nuking a
hike across the continent, spent a
few days here last wash, la UU ha,
jeith alertn other young men ftartec
out from New York apdor tho auo
picea of the Olympia Athletic Aeeo
elation, of Ban Vraneeico, to tme
a toUl of 10,000 milee between Non
York and Charleston, 8. C. Be it
the only one now on the road) th<
others either warn caught riding, as
wrm handicapped la acme way. Hi
alerted oat from New Ysrk with only
one dollar, and at the aad of hii
journey must here tea dollars; aad
la not allowed to beg money ei
breed, bat, instead. Is supposed U
work, end moot all his axpenaae. Mr
Oerrett baa been traveling for four
toon months, daring which **■»» Im
has bad many inter anting experienc
es. Mr. Carratt baa 8(0 milee more
»o moke in forty days. At tho and
of tho tour ha wll' be made happy by
receiving $10,000.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING BILL
ED TO CAPACITY
The Liltington School opened its
doors this foil to the Urgent amo
ve at children in It* history. Tha
total enrollment, inciodtng all gralm,
is already two hood rod end increas
ing each day. At this time last year
there were about a hundred sad, fifty
pupils all teld a considerable terrenes
over the years prsvWms
The high ichooi students already
number about sixty, aa in erases of
flfteao or twenty for this time last
year. Many of these students am
attracted from outside, some driving
from the neighboring communities
SI far as eix and seven miles from
Lillmgtea. Them am eixtsea girls
boarding in the dormitory cad in
private homes and nine boys, with
the prospect at aa increase in the
numbers pi each. It would sum
tbst another dormitory in already
needed to overftosrtiig.
TVis wonderful growth is du to
the oo-o pore tioo at tha. dtiisai af
tifct dtnu at tha town and by tha
people of the next/.— Harnett Bo
porter.
After spending a few days la thi
city with bar parenta, Mr. sad Mrs
W. S. Jackass. Mm. J. B. Motley re
turned Friday to her hoots at Chaly
beate Springs.
All This Week and Next
Lange’s Model Shows
Modal in Fact M Wall u Noma
*
BASE BALL PARK
IT • Owing to the fact that the grounds se*
linfirP * lected by the committee of the Dunn
iivuwt Base Ball Asso. was within a district
where cotton was stored, and consequently would increase
the danger of fire to those buildings, It was deemed advts<
able to change the location of the shows to the Base
Ball Parle. Both the committee and management regret
very mucn 10 nave uisappomceei uie amusement-lovu.
public, but under the circumstances It was unavoidable
The new location will five more room on the mldwaj
and Is more desirable In many ways. The grounds wll
be electrically lighted and perfect enrder maintained ai
all times.
OPENED LAST NIGHT
WHOLE-HEALTH OB 8BO
HEALTHr
Aa Average of Only Oh ia Treat)
Bajoye Whefe-Health.
"Only one in twenty
eeye the Stole Board of Health,* sc
Joy* whole health; the reet live oa
io a Mate of semi-haalth, not ski
enough to go to bod nor wall aneag)
I to eagmgo in thoir work with tee
1 >ad rajoymeot. Those who KeU-itvi
I from the standpoint of health, half
live fToai many other view points
I For toot ones, a man who Uvoe oalj
, half well ia ealy half aft dent. Hi
| is capable of using only half of hit
meats! powers and therefor* he It
I oaly half productive.
“People live to a state at semi
health mainly for two reasons: Flat,
! hoc* ooo they don’t know the pleas
ure at good health aor do they ap
preciate Its veto* hi Ufa. They havt
«Mlao tote the habit of enjoyiai
poor health and. really want nothing
bettor. Second, they live la a atsti
of satMtanlth, on account of thoir
Indiscreet modes at living. They neo
ally over-indulge at the dlaaer Uhls,
leav off phymciol eneretoe, lee* story
end get tosufident reet, fresh ail
l and e»ehtoa la other words, they
don’t order the affairs of the day
toward aa aftciont and haalthftd
life. Good health most he ordered
at every m#*l and caltivatod to ev
ery habit in order to bo enjoyed aad
man moot to Ufa”
FAMU.Y KETT5ION
A Reunion of the children of the
Ufa Ransom Went, at the Oh' flume
P'aca abnnt eleven mil •> from low*,
yraterday. Bept l*th AM of the bro
thers and deter*, ten it nnpiher. nod
nurlr all of the gra-id-clilldrvB wore
prana at; aboat Btty la namber.
Qetd a namber n* the aetgfcbor* war*
IT riled to ho prefect amt everybody
glad te eer each other sad* a
ral good Hew war bad fj ev.vw
vr'T Ahorg ec ■ o'clock Uf alb
wia apraad mtt b oyvyU-Mlh+1 to
•at aad tho ’.aba foartr grooved an
UM ■«; good
The jrpaW nf iht
——I ooofm) ha i braagh* '\nd tba
moo bad barbaemed two ilav plan, as)
•varybody** appetite ew-cod to be U
■ae coadktoa. After dtnotr mute
was farmlahod by Mr. <Mta Ward,
with hti violin odd bta good wlfri
the organ. Much to the nttlornent
of overyoao. and than tomn rood
dnglag by tbo family. About 4 *1
o’clock the happy family bejm* tak
ing leave of each other and ererybodj
voted a hearty good time and every
one snantmonaly voted to make tba
reunion aa aaaaal affair to amembti
•ace a year at the old home and apeaf
a happy day together. There own
aboat 1*0 preeeat la alL
DKMAI-LEE.
Lest olgbl at 10 o'etoek at Ihi
home of Ur. and Mrs. Jeans B Las
la tka eastern part of the dty. that!
oldest daughter, Mias Katlo. becalm
tbe bride af Mr. Nlrolas DcMal ot
Rocky Mount. Tba ceremony wai
performed by Her. J. M Water*
pastor of the Christian church. ii
tbs presence of only a few totlmau
friends sad relatives, of tba nrm
trading parties. The beaattfal rla|
ceremony was used.
Tbs birds, who has spent tba pea
two rants at Rocky Moaat. whan
•be has ben serving la a bosptls
•a trained nure. baa a wide ctrek
of frtoods who will learn of bar wad
ding with a great deal of Internal
i the Is a daughter of Mr. and Mn
Jseae has. Mr. Lee being a pros*
; least stock dealer and baalnass MSI
of Daaa. and is wall known and popt
; tar la away sections ot tba State.
Mr. DsMal. who Hess at Rook]
, Moaat aad holds a postrlon as can
’ doctor on the Atlantic Coast Lias. I
aa saeettaot yoaag wan who Is grad
• sally rising In the service of kl
company Re to watt knewa «•
| popular oa tha district which hi
works
L InatdUtfll* iflsr Ike naeamna. »V
1 ravpta left cm train No. II tor Waal
testae, Cleveland and Detroit, lb
[ taler dty boles tHe old borne of th
trooa. and they will epend ter an
J day* there with his relative* Aft*
' October dint they will bn at boa
r te Rochy Mount The dtaplay a
bandaoao and useful present. we
■ evidence or the popularity of lb
| oonlraellas part lea.
Ttaoaa preeaal from a distance t
[ wl^neae Um ceremony wero: Ml#
Bertha Ooablnser. Mtra Oortba Trn
Mr. A. ■ Money, Mr. Talar, aa
Mra Oaa. B. Atkinaon.
Dr. W. a Wakefield, of Cbariott
■ N. C. wfl) be In Dine at Oentr
Hotel Thursday, October tth; >
I tan Owen Friday. October ft)
Duke. Sat onlay. October Tth for fi
purpose of treettn* dtaeaaaa of Fy
Far. Nana, and Threat, and fit*
(Hasses.
ual war nimriB
TW MmTm tern Im
•tad dor ragtatratiso tm tko aOaa ad
Rogiatar ad Daada stass aw Uat
Pattta Kmm aad wtta to W. B.
Bryant, SB4 H ion In Andaman1*
Croak towaoMp. CaasldamtSon, IL
MA Daad B^fkar § 4IU.
A X. Bponoa and wtfs to WOao.i
A Hobby, 1-1 aoroa In Bnak
Dood dated Octebar A 1MZ.
A. O. Wort, A ate, to Barak L
Waat, IT oaraa la Baatotam towaabip.
Oonaidaratfoo, $100. Doad dated April
12, 1912.
B. U Patter and orUt to H. P.
Uteaa. Lota Hat. ISA IBB and U1
la town od Araraaboao, aad U
acrao la Aroiaabato laaaaklj Can
rtdaaatioa. IAMB. Daad doted Fab
roary 29, 1B1A
W. J. Godwin aad wldo to H. P.
Laeaa. Lots Noa. 4A <7, «A 49, SB,
51. St LA *4. OaartBtoatlaa. «B7A
Daad dated Pabraary BA 1B1A
J. H. Cragory aad wtfs to A B
Upcborck, ana kt la Urn* od Batata
CNok. Court damttaa. KUO. Doad
dated Baptfbw A MLA Haroatt
Foot
Mr. /ease MeLaaib. who llwad aur
oral miles worth ot Daae la Araraa
bora towaahia. Mad n hie hone
laat Moadaj eturaeee at • o'clock.
Paralyeta waj (be laaothta coaaa
af bit death. Ba «w atrtckea whb
puralyala about a weak aco. which
**o ot each a oerere aatara. (hat
ha aarar rmUlad. Ba was a ilium
fai tamer aad laaraa a arvdaw aad
acraral chBdrea. Ibcant was df
tr raara aid.
tm. Bp H Md. hT^L* ta
Durban Mr the pact aaaeral raara
aed-bed may Meade there aa weU
ea M thte eouaty who heard of her
death with tow rwnt
• . a «
Tha Oadwte-MaCaekfll canpat*n
has koaa urund aad the caaraaa
ot tha Dtatrtet bectaa at Hewa Creak.
Braaawiok eouaty, Taaaday. M»t- t'
•■her Itth Tkay wlll'anka if i ot
ea la erery eouaty la the ntotrlet, -
eloelnf at Dual PrMayl. Mma- .
bar trd. at t >. n.
educational p looms
The opadai *f the —WU aad
tcUagm at the Mata te tba teat two ‘
week* baa arptiteii by tba largely
■uroaaed attaadeaea at bath public
aad private heHtatlen two things:
That te this State thasa te
“ trar growing Intsrvat being *own
i by tba paapla te tba snaaa ad ednea
tian, aad
Saeoad—That tbsrs te at gnat
i prosperity te MscthOarettn that far
■on largely ths> ever te Ua history
; its people an saablea to and the
childnn at the State to advaaead te
•trintteaa ad karate*
Bath od thaaa an good thiaga far
I thaState aad ter tba paapla. The
. better educated am papi tba batter
will tbay be prepared te da tnaa
thing* wbdk wB t*M «u ranka o(
Nartb Oanltea e rvea’sr State And
***• genera) Itffaaian of education
i win offer taertasad appert—liy to
i raach backward «Hh a pnernewb'ch
w» grip tba edatt Phteratea of tba
r State aad giva te North Oardteu g
higher paloe te the Hat ad State*
i edaeatleaaBy prepend.
W* pr"‘partly that te dm te
i the Inrreae* attulinn at tea higher
I inetitatiaaa at kandag gtvea added
i Iwaed to the iterienttea teat we new
have an een ed tea gnataet proeperi
i if uk uni aasauy boa nr aa)vy
■ ad, mod that North Carolina to haviac
» ka part If thfc pra^rrtty Uatao.
> than Is musf Is too toaai mt too
I rteto than Is a* apprrtautty to
r fWo to too bayt sad.(Ms tooas ad
> anaflnal iitoraUgM «tf which too?
t arc worthy, asd II la paod to hsaw
I that now to North Caroltoa tost* an
i tha aiesot to d» tola.
TMr Mata hat atadr Ms float ad
' OfliTMmil Will* Qlt PMMK
i rraey la aastoaL WMk tha tap*.
1 Haaaa to powar -*t—~ lappod.
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