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ACL PASS KNURR TRAIN
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Southbound. ,
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Northbound.
Na 24, 8:31 A M
Na M. 12:82 P. M.
No. *4. 7:41 P. M
No. 22. 11:H P- M
DURHAM AND BOUTHHKN
Paaaeager Train Bdicdulo:
U. Dun
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No. 41. 8:82 P. M
A 11-Tb girl woo born last wook to
Mr. and Mn Norman Yates.
Mrs. Leon Poo nail, of Rocky Mt,
visited relative* hero this wook.
Room*) Smith, of Johneton coun
ty, visited relative# hero this week.
Mrs. Hattie Wlioon. of MayuvtUa.
la bar* this wook visiting relatives
and friend*.
Mr. and Km. J. H. Haley have re
turned from a visit to relatives in
Clarksville, Va
Mm. T. M. Pridgen, of HaUsboro,
ie here on a visit to bar slater, Mrs.
A L. Newberry.
N. T. Paterson, cashier of th* Bank
of Coots, era* a badness visitor in
Dunn Wednesday.
Mia* Madia Bell returned tbia week
from Qarkrrille, Va, where she spent
the Christmas holidays with friends.
J. R. Harrison, of Whiteville, baa
accepted a position with the Langiey
Barber Shop. Mr. Harrison will move
, his family here next weak. Wa wel
come them to onr town.
Mm. Clyde Wilson, who baa held
a position in th* ladies department
of the Fleishman stores boro for s
number of yearn, baa given up her'
work with tbia firm to accept a pod-;
tion as stenographer and bookkeeper
with th* Dunn I neurone* A Hoolty
Co.
Ford for sale—Practically now 1917
Modal aad In flrat-dam condition.
Equipped with (hock absorbers, ertra
horn, and cat-sat. Haro jost pat on
a now sat of Fisk tires. Car can be
eoan at The Dispatch ofiee. Saa me
at one* if Interacted. Parry Jarnigma,
Dunn, N. C.
A ley Parker, a member of tbs'
"Hogas Gang”' at Part Oaswall, ha*
been transferred from the Coast Ar
tillery. of which Be has boa A mem
ber Macs enlisting in the eervtcs to
the anti air craft department. His
new work will take ktm “aeroas'*
within a few weeks where bo will
enter active service.
Prentiss ExxsU, who la stationed
at Fort Caswell, aad is a mmber of
the Medics) Corps, has been promoted
from sergeant to first sergeant. This
' is tba aacond promotion that has
come to him tinea be entered tba
service last rummer and his friends
hare rejoice that Ua work is being
recognised by those tn authority.
Z. V. Snipte is moving Us family
from the residence formerly occupied
by him on B. Layton Art., into tba
house just back of Gao. K. Grantham's
home. T. C. Young, who baa Uvad on a
farm just west of Dunn for tba past
two yarn, has decided to move bis
family back to town and will occupy
the residence vacated by Mr. Baipoa.
Bright Morgan, who has lived in
Lumberton for the post four months,
being in charge of a jewelry store
there, has returned to Dunn and assist
J.W. Jordan in Us business. Mr,
Morgan has been away only a short
time and his friends bare are glad
that k* wfll make this Ms ha—
again. Mrs. Morgan ad tba baby
wlD return to Dunn In a few day*
Jim Driver, junior member of Dm
a n.i... wV- v..
baen in New York tha past two wsehs
In the inters* of Ms tan, returnee
bom* Wednmday night. While awtj
Mr. Drirar rial tad tha various con
cams which they ropraoant hen
and familiarised himself non
thoroughly with tha instruments the]
sail. Mr. Drirar states that Ms tri]
was bath profitable and pleasant.
Mrs. Bertha McNeill and O. T
Woo lard wars married fas Rmlthfteli
la* Saturday night in the present
of a faw intimate friend* and rein
tires. The anouncement af tha mar
rings came as a surprise to a nuns
bar of her friends hers. They laf
immediately for a trip north aad all
return in n faw days to Banafeit
which town they wiD Make their born
Mrs. Woo lard la a daughter of Mi
T. L. Oemld, a prominent steak deals
of Dona.
A. J. Holmes, who has boon engag
ad in tha Jewelry badness here. fa
the pa* |N> with J. W. Jordan, b*
ing the junior msssber af tha On
of Jordan I Hotmaa. baa eoid M
latere* bare aad mired to Immb*
tea, which town he will make M
Home. Mr. Holasea was popular her
with many friends and Ms bushms
associates all ef whom regret tha
ha derided to make a change tha
took him to another town. Be eel
hie Inters* to Mr. Jordan, feres*
owner ef the buriaiss who wCl ear
do* the buslae* again In his aw
aaasa. Mr. and Mia. Hehnaa M
beat week for their now heme.
A Hue boy waa bora last weak to
Mr. and Mn. E. a West.
A girl was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mr*. W. H. Newberry.
G. L. Cannedy wap a business visi
tor near LiUinglc-n Thursday.
Dick Taylor, Jim Mends and Dock
Adlay wars in FayetUviUs Tuesday.
Gao- Prince and N. A. Taylor were
business visitors in Coats Thursday.
Perry Jeruigen and Braxton Bag
(tU spent a few bourn In Bute's Croak
Sunday.
D. C. Fusaall haa returned from a
business trip to several towns In Robe
son county.
I. T. Bams of Atlanta, Ca., was
here teat week visiting his sitter, Mrs.
Virgie Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Young return
ed last weak from a visit to Camp
Etevlar, GraaneUla, 8. C.
Robert Jordan haa returned to RaJ
eight to resume his special work In
music at St. Mary’s College.
Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Dowd have
returned to Clinton where Prof. Dowd
aseumso hia work for the Spring term
st superintendent of the Clinton grad
ed school.
Sergeant-Major Robert Young, of
Camp Savior. Groenvillo, 8. C., waa
hero this week on a short furlough
visiting hia parents. Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Young.
The fuel situation has been reliev
ed here somewhat. The Dunn lea A
Fuel Co. unloaded Seurday a 52 ton
car of coal which has bran distri
buted to tbs people of the town.
Wo arc publishing this waek tbs
statements of the First National Bank
and the Bank of Capo Fear, made at
the close of business December lint,
1917. Both statements show the in
stitutions to be sound and prosper
ous.
The X. G. Taylor Company is in
the miitef nf kilt annnal N^nrtlnil
tale. This Arm U offering Its custo
mers a number of bargain* which
they Will do well to call and Investi
gate, If they are in the market for
goods
Kenneth Fe'ion Howard, of Camp
Sevier, C-menviU*, S. C. it spend
ing ssveial days b«*e with his parents,
Mr. end Da K L. Howard. Ken
neth It rs-ovsrlng from an accident
in which be broke his leg several
weeks ago, hot is not ahls to walk yet,
except With th* assistants of crotches.
Jno JK. Hodges’ variety works,
under .th* water tank. Is n plate of
interest to thoes who have not visited
his place. Mr. Hodges is always on
the job and take* pleasure in showing
visitors through hi* shop. H* makes
excellent meal, bays and sails corn,
•boss horses sad runs a general re
pair shop. Be also sell* odd sped
mens of furniture and does cabinet
work. He knows hit hnatans and
takes pleasure in serving his custo
mers If you want something In Mi
line sc* him.
Capt- J. L. Hines, of Co. M, 111
Infantry, stationed at Camp Beviar
has tendered hi* resignation to th<
war department and it has bean ec
espted. Ha left Greenville last Waal
for Charlotte, whsrs he has sceep*.
ad s position. Capt. Hinas has baei
in the service s number of years, bar
ing seen active service on the Mexi
can border last winter and has bsei
faithful la tbs discharge of Ms duties
He has • number of friSads in Dam
and tbit section of tbs State who rs
grst that be wjll not make Dsnn M
boms again. ,
Jsda Morgan, who enlisted a montl
ago as mechanic in the aero servio
and has sines bean stationed at Pen
taco la, Fla., feU with one of the m
chins* in which ht was making i
flight in company with another am
on January 1st, and suffered a broke:
collar bone, on* arm and several rib
Hs had given up his work as mschnni
and volunteered for terries In th
flying squadron and bs made bis An
trip up with tbs shove results Th
machine feU a distance of Sevan
hundred feet and hs eras fortunat
not to have been killed outright. H
it in the bast hospital in Penaseoi
where be is recovering from hi
«NM
Sergeant W. A. Jeckson, of Co. M
118 Infantry, who te stationed a
Camp Bevier, Greenville, S. C., ha
been made tnd Lieutenant of Co. 1
of the same Infantry. Mr. Jackaoi
, wai among the firet of the Dean boy
, to volontaer last Spring and eaterm
the service as a private. Hie entha
elaem end the efficiency with wfctel
ho mastered the'details of the wori
1 assigned him toon broeght him re
1 cognition and within teas than a yea
' ha rasa from private to a corn re lesion
’ od officer, the first see of Doan1
’ boys to receive a commission throng
1 Ssteal service la tha army. Ho I
1 • eoa of Mr. and Mrs. «. S Jaei
• eon, of Doan, aad his nnmarov
1 friends hare will read with iatarei
■ of hie promotion,
p ..
NOTICE I
P We take this method of than kin
■ oar caatomere for tho liberal petrol
i age they have givea as daring tl
• Ufa of our co-partnership. We deep]
- appreciate the consideration give* I
• by the public generally aad aaagi
i yea year patronage wae appreciate
l We have eold our steak of good
t to lfargaa Brothers, effective let
t Thursday, and foal tha* you will mat
I no mistake In giving them the bos
r nose that formerly came to aa
We amnt te eleeo op all eceoon
i doe aa within the neat few dayt as
t will thank these who owe os mom
to sal] at the store at enoa aad eettl
Your promptness in this matter will
greatly oblige an
Yoon truly,
J0HN80N-DKNNING COMPANY
Dunn, Jan'y 10th, 1918.
RED CROSS NOTES.
Now mamhocs aro being added
each day and yet we need you.
The chest dens tod to tha Sad Cram
by Mr. W. W. West waa greatly ap
preciated as it was much needed and
to already proving just the thing to
store tha garments in while wo are
accumulating a sufficient number to
ship. Thanks again to Mr. West.
We had needed brooms tot our
work room bouse keeping, which is
getting to be an item until Mias Sally
Fertile supplied u*. For which we
thank Miss Purdie.
A business meeting of the Dunn
Auxiliary is ealled for Thursday after
noon at two o’clock, at the work
rooms.
The last lot of wool to tha prettiest
yet. 9115.00 worth. Its gray and
splendid quality.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY
“In the mid it of life wo aro In
death.” V
The death of oar beloved member
Lida Baiting, which oecurad at the
home of her elite r, Mrs. George M.
Floyd on the morning of January f,
1918, eras a ihock to our poople.
While ahe waa In our midst only a
short while she made many friends
who wars grieved to hear of bar
death.
We extend to the family and loved
, ones our heartfelt sympathy and piny
that our Heavenly Father may com
ion mem in meir hoar or elrocbon.
Therefore b« It resolved:
1. That are tha members of tha
Dunn Baptist Philathea Claas are eon*
•clone of tha great loaa era have sus
tain ad.
t. That in bar death we have lost
a faithful member. Although wa shaB
mim her wa will cherish bar memory
and thank God for her life aad loy
alty to HU cans*.
I. That these resolutions ha in
scribed la tha lainntaa of our class
record, a copy aant to tho family, also
Dunn Dispatch aad Herald for publi
cation.
"Not now, hat in tha earning yean,
i It may be in tho better lead,
I We’ll read tha meaning of our tours.
And there, son stints wo’B understand
Ida Maya Pittmaa,
Clara Pope,
Xatharyn* Allan,
Committee. •
Narw Rad Crnas members ssnssarl
la Jan. 191B: Mrs. R. 0. Primrose,
Annual; Mies Kathleen Jeffreys, An
nual ; Mies Adelaide Jeffreys, Annual;
Mm. P. J. Jeffreys, Magazine.
MORGAN BROTHERS PUR*
CHASE GROCERY STORE
Parry and Willie Morgan have pur
chased the stock of groceries belong
1 ing to tha Johaaon-Denniag Co., aad
took charge of tha buafareaa Thurs
day. They will carry tbs same line
1 of goods carried by tha former con
’ cam and will keep tha stock fresh
' aad up-to-date.
These two young men are sroB
1 known in Dunn, both having made this
their hom-j for a number of years. Par
1 the peat tvl') years Perry Morgan
> has bean in tha eivil service, serving
- aa one of tha rural* canters from
i Dunn during that period, sad bar
• proved to ho one of the moot tffl
• ctent men in tho service. Ho bar
> given up this work, however, end
- wiD devote hia ontir time to thr
c now business. Willie Morgan, for thr
• past several years has keen aa am
1 ployee at tha Gao. Pope lumber mil
■ hers.
1 Messrs. Johnson and Danninf
• who are retiring from business an
• two excellent young men. They an
a both of military ago aad sold that
■ business to prepare to ear*# Unci
Sam. Neither has beta called yet
I, but both art expecting to enter tb
t service before tong.
Wlbea-Lewi.
Mr Jh. W. Wilson sad Mias Mattie
Lewis were married last week at the
Methodist personage. Roe. J. M. Den
ials, pastor of tbo bride, performing
the ceremony in the presence of only
a fow friends aad relatives. Tha
marriage eras a surprise to the friends
of tha couple, bat few of thorn bo
tag aw»r« of their intentions until
tbs announcement had boon made.
Tbs groom Is a young man who has
made Dana his homo far a number
of years, being engaged la the tasur
aaeo business bora. Ha is popular
with s largo eirclo of friends aad Is
wall known through this ssetton of tha
stats.
Tbs bride Is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Lewis and was tha escond
I bride la the family during the both
days, her sister. Miss Hattie Lewis
i being married tbo week before, the
' boo a number of friends in Duns
1 where she has spent most of her Ufa
* Bor the present they wtH reside is
- the homo of Copt. W. D. Holland is
> the southern port of the eity.
W. M. BAGGETT DEAD
William MUm Baggett, a wot
i knows eitissa of Dana, died at hh
I hems oa Bast Broad street There
’ day afternoon, after a brief Olaem
. tearing only a few hears. Paralysii
DUNN DISPATCH. DSC. IS. tMT
* BUSINESS LOCAL •
MONET TO LOAN ON APPROVED
m rarity. Call an «r write Ikt Bask
of Haraatt. Dak*. M. a
JUST RECEIVED—A CAR OF SOT
Bran M«aL Priea |S.TS pw tea.
Walter Jonea, Dm. N. c. SL
SEVERAL NICE OFFICES FOR
reat. Dwrirabty located la BCW
building. See aa at aaaa. J. W.
Gerald A Baggett, Dana, N| C.
SEE ME FOR CENTER BORED
colonial celaaana, guarantead aa*
to crack, and-all te* of turaad
work, man tala, Ubtea. and odd fund
tor*, Jaa. W. Hodge*, Variety
Work*, under water teak.
FOR SALE.—I HAVE I SMALL
farm, which I can aall at a bargain
on eaay term*. Bat aa at aaaa.
R. L. Godwin. >
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WOOO SAW—CET THE TRACTOR
to taw K if yen want It aawad bow.
8a« Charlie, Ik* law.
LOST—SATURDAY AFTERNOON
an PayetteriHa road Mar Dana a
black laatkar band bag containing
faraitara and trade natalngnaa
pair of OTaralb. S aebaol bo oka and
baU *f cbalk Una. Addraaa of ewa
ar under Sap. Liberal reward if
r. -onud to Diapatek a fie*.
LISTEN—IF TOO WANT TD SELL
or buy tewa or oaaaNy arapwte
— Geo. L Ohnaady, he VuTaJ&
for yea, or ha wfll Sad a aaa*.
m*r for yon If yam waat to aaU.
S«* or write to Nbm at aaaa.
FOR SAI F—I HAVE * GOOD
Horae* end 1 practically n«w open
buggy far ante at a reaie noble
Price. So* me at oaoa If iateraatad.
Perry Morgan, Dhaa, N. C.
A raumwiWIAl MAN WANTS |
to rant a t, • or 7 room dwelling'
in Dona. Apply at tha Dhpatefc
Oftc*.
CALL ON 0*0. L. CANN Aft AT IF
you want to boy farm hah. t
have lavaral nod bsTpofns saw
near Dana. Baa Ma at eaae tt
yon aro lataraatad.
WOOD SAW—OCT THE TRACTOR
to ww It if yon want it oawad now.
Baa Charlie, tha Be war.
FOR SALE—-4 HAVE 1 GOOD
hone* and 1 practically new open
burty for Mia at a R—Mi
price. Boa mo at onca if iataraatad.
Perry Morgan, Dunn, N. (X
LIITUMP VdkP WAMT IS MUL
or buy town or country pssassty
aaa Gee. L Gaaandy. ha wC aaU
for you, or ha wiB tad a eueto
■er for you If m want to aaU.
See or write to Mm at aaea.
FOR SALE—I MAYS A CUTTLE
hoiua for aala. Good all round farm
bore*. Goad toiler aad oafa fa*
women and childraa WIB aha eaO
buggy and haraaaa. Apply to Maa.
J. W. Lana Dana, M C.
FOR RENT—ROOMS SUITABLE
for light bouae keeping. Light aad
modem coavanieaoaa. Apply to
Mrs. Colon Pearson.
%
LOST.—A LA VALUES UT WITH
three diaaooada. Pindar will
plaaaa return to Tha Diapatcb of
fice and gat reward.
FOE SALE—I HAVE FOUR
thoroughbred Da roc leraay pigs far
aala at onca for flt.60 each. Baa
or write to Rev. H. H. Goff, Paleoa,
N. C. 1-S-4L
FORD FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY
new 1917 Modal and la first-*Mm
condition. Equipped erith shock
absorbers, extra horn aad cut-out
Hare Just put an a new act of Flak
Urea. Car caa ha seas at Tha Dis
patch office. Baa ma at once If bt
i tcreeted. Parry Jeraigwn.
I — *“•
nuiiu—a urru rwn ml* bi
boom and lot The tot to 140x1*0
fset, situated la framt af tha QMa
tiao Chareh. Heme baa f toeme.
Location ooa bleak from Kate It
Capt. J. L. HTKia, UOtk lefty
Camp Barter, 8. C.'
I AM OFFERING FOR BALE THE
Taken plaia at Falcon, N. CL, con
taining BS aeraa. Jteaaom far aaR
in* barn found other property
nearer Imam. Far further infor
mation nee er write to A. B. Jokn
aon, Poor Oeka, N. C. ft Fd.
NOTICE
Tha nadesatened baring qnaMftod
aa Adrainialrator of tha estate af
E L WilUama, Imuj late af
Harnett Connty; this ta to notify all
person* haring claims against bla aa
tete ta peasant them to tbs snder
siyacd at hie oflee in Deice, M. C.,
on or before the Bltb day of Decem
ber, 1B1B or tUt aotimwfl bo pleaded
la bar of their racoeary.
All pereoas Indebted to aald aetata
This the ITtb day of December
1*11. _
C. J. SMITH, Attorney.
area the eaaee of bla death,
aboat *0 yeere of see end b
Dana bis boam far a ahmbey
Be waa a maa af eh
and dorter bin Ufa ha
ritht ranch
Deceased mil of tV
First National 1|||
Condense j1
rencjr Bp§&|
, RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts_...._9 272301J8
U. S. and other bonds___...._ 41,782.78
Liberty Loan bonds_ 25,900.00
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank......_ 130800
Banking House and Fixtures...'!__ 48,980.26
5 per cent Redemption Fund____ 2,000.00
Cash on hand ana in other banks___ 258271.96
Total Resources-9 649,827.53
LIABILITIES: x
Cash Capital Stock-$ 50,000.00
Surplus and Profits_.... 25,297.96
Circulation (money issued)- 40,000.00
Dividend (declared this date)_ 3,000.00
DEPOSITS... 531,329.56
Total Liabilities. J-$640,627.53
Deposit* Dec. 31, 1915.$168,780414 !|
Deposits Dec. 31. 1916-. 352£22.72 11
Deposits Dec. 31, 1917--- 531,329.55 - ||
^ OFFICERS t I
P. 6. COOPER- 1
W. B. COOPER- 1
J. A. CULBRETH_
W. B. BALDWIN_ 11
8. D. PITTMAN__ j I
M ■ - i ii —b^m——
T^ACH year sees an increasing number of automobile
^ buyers wbo seek not only Performance in tbeir can
but Comfort and Convenience.
You, tor example, enjoy leaning back against
the cushions or your car and delight in feel
ing them give comfortably under you when
you strike a “thank you ma'am*' or bit of
unimproved road.
You want springs that will absorb the Jar and
not make you bump the tonneau top. Wheth
er over rough roads or along the boulevard,
a Dixie Flyer is an easy rider.
Similarly, with every other feature, there la a point at
which satisfactory car comfort and reasonable price
come closest together.
a ami point is me jutoi-wc zmiia into every mxim c iyer.
Bow convincingly we Wo attained that foal la shown
by a most satisfactory increase in sales each saason—
secured, not by spending hundreds of thousands in ad*
vertlaing, but by word of mouth from satisfied owners to
their friend*.
Bee the Dixie Flyer at yourneareet dealers. Drive U—Cast its
instantly responsive power, its quick pick-up aod get-away into
speed, Ha smooth riding comfort, sad you will uadsWsnd
non readily why this is so.
tM
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Seeend Boptfat ckmreh end m UKk
fnl In Me ntteUdnnee. Be took In
ternet In Ike week of Me eknrck end
eaported K liberally.
TM fanernl eenltee wen eeodne
ted front Ike keeee »rtdnr efternoon
kf Dr. J. A. Bli end lidefiM won
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