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♦LOCAL*
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John Hodge* spent Friday and Sal
ui-dny in New Barn.
Miaaaa Baade and Kthel BaUlei
••'irat Wednesday In Wilson.
Mias Irene Parker spent the week
end with relative* in Fayetteville.
Mlaaes Matlhel and Marjorie God
•■/in spent thia morning In Payette
villa.
Miaa Ludie Cannady, of Salambarg
•pending the week here with role
tivea.
Mr*. Narciaaa Bamee, who baa beer
111 for the past several week*, la tat'
proving.
J. W. CalUhao, of Ralaigh, apenl
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
friend*.
a*ViS' 9°°Per- ^ddent of the Bank
of Hamlet, "pent Sunday here with
hi* family.
K. L Howard and eon. Kenneth,
were busmen* visitor* in Raleigh
>> •onesday.
Mr and Mr*, H. C. Woodall and
kon. of Smithfleld, Waited relatival
here Sunday.
MU* Kata Snow, of Raloigh, spent
the weekend here the guest of Mra
K. W. Mytra.
Robert Jordan, Robert Pearsall and
Joaaph J. Cook, were visitor* in An
grier yesterday
Mra R. J. McIntyre, of Camden,
S. C., U visiting her daughter. Mra
H. C. Baueom
Miaa Willie Motley, of Atlanta, Oa.
>* here thU weak the guest of Mra.
II. C. Baueom.
Mias Mabel Johnson and Mias Roby
Hobbs, of Benson, were Waiters In
Dann Wednesday.
Na< Clyde bnead. of Salma, rpcnl
Sunday here with her parenu. Mr.
and Mra. U. F Snead
Dirk Taylor, George Grantham, Jr.,
u-.il Paul June*, spent the week-end
with friends In Oxford.
_ Mr*. L F. Hicks is visiting Dr
Hielu’ sister, Mra Marshall McD Wil
liam*. at Faison thU week.
Mluea Mvrtlr- w- I.--i
Jf Dav»*( of FayettcTillo, spent
Tuesday here with relatives.
Mr. and Mn. W. S. Farthing, oi
Dirham. arv hare this week visiting
their Min. Jem** Farthing.
Hi rpar Holliday. of Raleigh, epent
Wednesday hire with his parent*.
Idr and Mr\ McD. Holliday.
Mar:on Ream*, aon of Gapt. and
I >1 Reams, has returned from
a »i».'. to relative! at Carpenter.
Mr-* f• f Butler left this week
.or (Jeonrstoti, S. C., whrre she will
Vieit her aider for several days.
W T. McKay, of Atlanta, Oe.,
■ .1! here thi* week visiting his so.
I r, Mr* Flnnuig. at Young*! Hotel.
Perry Jernigan and Braxton Bag
a’ett spent Sunday and Monday in
freenaboro with friends and on basi
net*.
Mrs J. W Whittenton and Mra
Made H. Royal, of Benton, were in
Dunn yesterday the gue»te of rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Williams, of
Fayetteville spent Sunday here with
Ifrtc .Mi““ parent*. Mr. and Mr*.
H. G. Sutton. ._ _ _
- A number of the baseball fan* at
tended the game bewean Camp Bragg
ar.d the University, at Camp Bragg
yesterday afternoon.
Revival serviews will begin at the
of i thudist church In Duke next 8un
dayday morning. Rev. Leon M. Hall,
of Kinston, will assist Pastor Brown
in the strvicc*.
Mr* L E. Covington, editor of
K'-'crywnman’* Magaalne, is in Ral
eigh thi* week workiu la the inter
est of her magaslno. The April Issue
will feature Raleigh
A number of the itraau of Dunn
ore hemp worked by the Dunn Road
Dlxtr.et force. They era putting the
"treats in line shape and Improving
cor.i-’derabty the appearance of the
thoroughfares.
Thr Ud.es* Aid Society of the Chris
tian church wiII have a white tale
In the Highsmtth Building Thursday,
They will be open all
day Thursday and at night. The
public i* invited to attend.
Mrs. J. U Hatchar and Mra I. M.
Reami returned Saturday night from
Edenton, where they attended the
Woman** Millenary Union held there
last-week. They went as delegates
from the Pirtt Baptist church of
uwn.
A card from William Pearsall to
his father, iaa. Pearsall, dated March
14th, states that bo u spending a
v»rhtlon in Paris. P« loot not know
ynl when bo will return :» the Ftntcs.
Me i« enjoying splo-rliri health and la
ail.i Med
Oirrard Wilson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J F. Wilson, spent Wednesday
night hora with his parents. Ha Had
been to Camp Bragg with tha Uni
versity ball team, where be pitched
a winning gams.
A number of colored soldiers have
boon mastered oat of the service and
have returned to their hornet In Dunn.
They continoe to arrive and are bass
received with a hearty welcome by
tbooe of their race. oma oy
Peter A. Parker returned to Dunn
yesterday after serving m the army
for about two years. Ho has aot seen
service In France but has done hie
bit on this aide. He hea received his
discharge and will probably locate
in Dunn again.
The recital given last Friday eight
by the Masonic orchestra, which was
assisted by some of Doan's beet tal
ent, was a success. A large crowd
waa present and the program waa
thoroughly enjoyed. The proceeds,
amounting to more than Afty dollars
net, went to the Presbyterian Manse ‘
Fund.
Very little interest, apparently, In ,
mnni/eated In the approaching |
and no candidate yet, kna sped, an
anoosneauMat la most af tha ether
tewne of the State there Is right mack
Hveby for the Honors, but So offices
In Dunn seem to go frigging
£ Y Harris, and
& si,
remembered here by a unmber of I
citiiene. Mr. Harris last eae of his
mas la the war. Ueat Cadrie Harris
Ha waa kflled la action jast twenty 1
mi" ■ tea before the armtettee waati
■%ned. Mr. Hants has made ■ ana-1
*u the tehaceo hnatnam since
leaving Dana
' _ Miae Mad)* Ball apent Sunday i.
Fayetteville with friends.
Chrra Jacobs, of EVycttevtlic. .p;,:
Tuesday In the city with friend*
Kenneth Howard act! i.r* ir 1>-.i
, nlng ware visitor* In Wii*u„ Vuudv
J. K Mr Lamb, of Georgetown, f
C . was a visitor In Dnnn this week
Mlao Mary Hatcher, of ■ "■'•ni,!.)«,,
Wednesday here with h»r brr 'be, .1
L. Hatcher.
Mra P. A. fare and Mr J. V
Whitehead (pent Tuesday in r>»r,tc
vill( (hopping.
Mlw Noel Pridgen, of the *.-*<!.
(chool faculty, spent Satm-duy a.m
Sunday st hrr hum* in Elm till,.
Mias Elisabeth Darden rrturruu t'
latter part of tho week from Ki to.,.
Pa., where »h* spent jcvoimI n •
with friend*.
Mr. and Mr*. PhuI Hood niuir.»i
last Friday from a trip to Wu -In if
ton. Baltimore and Now Yoi * The
woro away about ten dnva
George Long and Dr. Anv'td, o
Llllingtoa, wera visitor* tu 'ho-,
Tuesday. I»r. Arnold waj r-.e-.l
discharged from tho scrvlrc n,t.' *1
returned tc Lilfmglon to resume li'
practice.
After spending a few dsy* he,
with her parrots. Rev. snd Hn. ,
A. Blaylock, Mix* Paulina Hi««W.r!
returned to Grrensboro, to ri-iLin.
her studire at the Greentboro t'cl
lege for Women.
Alien H. A. Leo returned We jut.
day to hie home near Dunn, havir.
received his dischargo thii wro'j.
haa been in the service rim . tn. Y
*n<1 has h. rn i,. .
for tho po»t #cv<*rul mur.liiH.
0. A. R«gi«trr h*x ai/v’.rd » • *
eery tto re on Eaie Brood *i,wt %?•
building formerly occo
pied bv R. W Kinlaw. Ho will carry
* 0^ heavy and fancy groenuv
ond buy «nd **l| eountiy produce
Mrs. Long, of Lillington I».
■ Uiia 'weak visiting hrr daughter V. .
J. C. Goodwm. Mr* Lung ii.
celebrated her Sgnd binhda.r, L.iit.
accm* tu be no hand Yap. She
hue the strength to go vvhftv' ?r *•
pirasrn, end, apparently. ... jio. i
younger every day.
8 Douglas Geiger. rcinv r' ! v
the Nitre Germ Kata* t'-ui-i ,
Savannah. Ge.. is -r. towr. tli . - .
m the interest of hi. ror.inu
Geiger, b placing right mceh h '«*.;
J- . ' ‘■rut. r hi in» » i *■
I tho*° *ho ha e o-**J i; #1
highly plcawd with the rcrru.'i. •:!»». ,
J. Milton Tort Ion* npi-nrd :i .* i, .
(urn'll.n* store on »V.l siren.I ■**
ii (he Purdic Hooks bnilil*i*;;. f:
no known nr tin* Quality lilic ■_
Tart will carry a coatplrtc i i,.- cj
wearing apparel for ecr.*i .
invit** hm friend* to .-nl* o*.
For the uaet year he ha* ..tun ,.-.t
wan in the moro of I*iRn <.m J;*,
where he got viilctSk. Ci,.‘nc
winch will serve li m w’l iti * .*
buainos*.
Mvr many friends In i; '
aorry to hear of the d.at.n of F
Lir.a Peacock, who died sadil ij,.'.
(he home of her brother i cl
early 8unday morning Tfcc innly .■
brought to SialthfiH I Mcrdav «-.l
interred Monday afternoon in ih.
metery there. She soer.t mo * ,>r r
free in Duut. the pati vear. 1 v
the home of Mr J. H. Balia- *. .
|he.carcd for Mrt BaJUnty. An or
count o. her death appears rlsewhorc
in i he Dl. patch.
GODWIN iTKMr
Mias Kloire Connelly spent 'in
week-end in Dunn with il.- ') L
Pridgen.
Mre. J. W McUa n vha a F,«/»!. «*
vilJ« visitor Fridu>.
Mia*e« Matti* Mart n Johnnie i o
L*ean and Eula William* --yyer.i II. 1
arday in Dunn shopping.
Mrs. H. Mrlntyre ha* .- t^irn •*.
from Linden when- »ht wm e-t'i;;l .
account of the death u~ k?r m...i *. o
Katherin Tew
Mrs. Percy Maav.r't of Falcon «•*.
a Godwin visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kloiee Con..rlT> ■*r
Fayetteville visitors VVrdnecd.iv.
Miaa Norm* P'lie han Mlurr*il
from Pair Biu/T where she ka: Vrp
teaching in the gradi-d echool.
Mcasrs. Emmet Edgerto-. .l-mipn,
and Bodges of Dunn, motoied tr.;
Codwin Sunday p. re.
Misa Little Graham *nd Mr*
Hubert Oaterkamp left Snturrtay
morning for the mountains for a
short itay.
Mr. C. II. Starling loft Taenlay for
Poor Oiks where he ha* arcc i>U»d u
poaition with the rignol ilupartm* ,c
Mr. Edgar Baggett of Four Oak*.
rst Friday with his rrtrv, Mr*. J
Jones.
Mr. Henry Pope of Mount Olive,
■pent Tuesday in Godwin with his'
brother. Mr. W. M. Tope.
REPORTER.
•* Mr. Lina A. Peececk
Mr*. I.ina A. Prmoock, widow of lh»
l*U Toomer IWock. am* hurled here
n »he amithfl.ld cemetery yesterday
ifternoon beside her huoband, who
lied September i4, 1011.
The funeral aervlcce arete conduct
jd by Rea. A. R. Me4)u«n, of I>gn,.
The pallbeerors ware J. D. Spiers, N '
B Grantham, E. 8. Edmundson. 1
B. Brooks, JI. G. Skinner and T. J
Laaert*r.
Among the oot of town friend, and i
•elatirei here to attend Iho funeral1
*# not# Mr. H. G. Che.nott and Mr. ,
£• R. Chcmutt, her brother., who lire I
rear Magnolia, N. C ; Mr. and Mr.
R. T. Smith, Mrs. Charles Johnson,
Sr> *Sd Ml,ton Smith. Mr. nad
Hr*. M A. Poacock Mr. W. 0. Rack
V' A T of Renaon:
K. J Ram*., of Wil.on; Mr. and
Jr* ®t *tv- 0***lwrln. and Mr* Sarah i
Woodall, of Kenly.
Mrs. Lina A. Peacock died at the!
of her brother, Mr. H. G Che
Hagnolia, Sunday morning.
Raroh 30. at three o’clock, from a
?f br»'n three
^h.w.. "He had been with her!
the pert month. She weal
bl pL^^^"' cnuYrh at
JjLStfe/g;P*»n county The de
" ,rw in Smith
ri«dTVri>'^*.?’r0 8b* had many
£*"’ ,*be .h«rc and at
^^Wd#S;th-r
MONUMENT TO »E UNVEILED '
• *0, ,#l9< *l 101
> clock in the morning, thero will
a 1 I" memory
£ Ber M*r.«. Butler Pope, under'
j* Vo? *?Ji ^fknch Camp.
1° *°!' *'»*• Woodman or the
World. ADWoodmeei In good standing
?* im**?**‘ lytlclpatc. Ptac# ^
ha residence of H. B p6p# iu*
r J Hood, of Goldstar#
ho o64rooo on woodmft
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W. 4* • -.4.. • ,-v W ,
»
JUS i Mcsivdi. A mW C*r
of Rid r,«ihr »Vncl*tfrut Bt V» •
rower, U'itish The.-,
'kr f.von-n-- ’.rfm f. to ’<
*w *•» l'1 •>. 1 ! f,
,i, Ino n.-*d ff’.-o on jiif Jrr,
d. i.>. * :,j;W r..»»
-4iir, Ik i;, *
msuntnimum.~.ti .... • •. ■
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:* %-c ——|
* .-« r OK BARE FIVT BU3I
.'.a lot* andtUn, realdea ca loti in
. rijr-%cj» Lota laaated at
. .u«' Broad and Cliaton
■ tr La WC lota an altua
.i.. iu rlef.’n [uirt of town.
■' L> ■' -mH.au it* H. L.
V.v'il* fai •
"< r : ,L FARM, ONE
,-yfrom Dane. ALo
.imlAurtv good milch
>1) «!>d on* (ting dry,
v of bogr. Will
W'-ll ale* call crop
■ • - "I at aay time.
• - Out q irrt ■ u.“h, balance irt
• => .*1, For farther
•• - .<.'■*»» tt\ (i. b. Lee, Dana,
_ _ tf.
HAVE MVEEAL
in i'.'.u Cur fin for -a In Hantatt
; utinl/, located in good aalgbbor
'»*'*. «o imoO roadt, aad near
warkeUArfth good balldhige.
'M t.»jv« aifer-cs. K. L Codwta,
t'liui, I* C.
- AT RAW. FREIGHT
MS' 'jil pe<- ton, f. U. Flald,
• 3 t pd.
c .'Ki AdLAU. SEED
' ' - . tH.. t'u.hcl. cath with
tiil'l H. i lodge*. Route
> ? . 4tpd.
. :»v '/ A ys.mx bond* at far
i -xciitlnyfm- anyth lag am aell
■ ’ir.idl on rotaa dae In fall
of I OIK. JrPcrmb-Drivof Ca.
• a ; ~:.i i r ear; rush money
t.-i u.rt.i so J. hi. frigid, Chtaai,
1 . v ’ **'• 2*s»ir of Liberty,
.i «. _. to:- rliat 1*1* crop
• »uo dec ru. fai prated Whlp
■ rinylon, Ctaym 'Blaclsc,
. :• : •»• h uh d. fdiggd fs.ua.
. .. t , IU1 BI.ieltKtye* $4 *0. **”
I* «..!,uw Sojn Beano fg.SO.
■ i . . .rvight. Jt pd.
: i~ house and lot
!\it. by riven that the on
Ut-r b-. Young, Kaeeutor
t‘- -I t.ill and testament 01
Lo. t. deceased, Itof Bar
.. ».(. N’oi-th Ccioitaa, by vir
"I • '* of »a'n and authority
0 .i .1. ctSKcwdy given ia said
. < i, .1 Hdamcnt. which wtl has
I d. i *• SilMiltm *© probate and
r •” i-1 ih« Clerk of Superior
.tUc i f Hr mitt County, North
1 . aood of'Will* No. "2,”
.'*/ of raid ol’icov, wiB offer
• > die suction, for cash
. . j V-'h.-st bidder at the
I J . n I.'llingtoc. North
' !'«bly, May J, 1919, n j
•j ihr fo low o* real ee
• . - '•! ‘wmg in tho loam of
• • -.1 Carolina, adjoining the
• 9. fltewsri, et als. and
. ■ . ollowf, to-Wit:
•>-VC at 1 Hake on T»oolo\
f* t tt'i-nt of Isabella
} ■ .1 .-out North ahoet 86 feet.
. . • • art's line; thenea as bis
• . y degree En.g SSI fee
ii ?i ihr >ee South 26 feat to a
i . a iivrtb kae of Uooley Street;
.1 'ly.ley Streot West 38<
•.' the b-ifianinr.**
! - «av nf March. 1819.
<>scak 3. young,
j t ut / of W. It. Love WilL
• i. '< r spree, A tty.,
> ■-•.cf. N^nh Carol'mu
AVF.RASBORO ITEMS
li™. ii T't nee. of Dunfct war
i j: Aw '.Tithei0 Monday eurvey
f' land.
' _ «' t ie Fowler visited Mis
: * -1 •■<!;•>•■ Saturday night. 1
1 • • ‘1 c Bui. Wheeler of Dann
' with her timer, Mr*.
• . .t,
til Hodges and Mi«s Msrtir
•>-t Sn.I.y afternoon with
"let nc; and wife span*.
• ^ ‘t'l hi; mother in Dnnn, who
■ t i i. r Hudson spent Sondui
t- I:* !'?f friend Mils Roworo
■ triad .o know that Mr. W
i b thy ir improving, jt ha;
" tick for a few days,
i.e wil'y to know that Mr.
• It r’f baby i* yary Mek. We
. •. ..i. Bonn recover.
• Hodgei eloeod her school
•' •’ -ikirh brought sorrow to
t. Co oiks of thii community.
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t ^‘inquent List !
,:! ' '• s' in April 1 will pub- i
v - - r'-* tar payers and will
- v calc to satisfy the
tu.
t now you may be i
"■ t’-.is advertisement
•f*'
• ’ * tv.’Wished the first
‘.Apr-;!.
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^GTON,
Kwif Ka'-ject County. 1
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IS YOUR COW
LAGGING?
t Most cotton counties in the State have already pledg
ed their farmers to a reduction in acreage. To them we
extend our congratulations and thanks. Their mn
the salt of the earth. They are determined that the South**
prosperity shell continue ^ obKmtloo. to t£>
counties be fulfilled.
Have You Failed To Do Your
Will your county be one of the very few coun>
cotton belt? The answer is to be found in
YOUR do i»" YOU ud
YOUR neighbors and YOUR county are going to be brand
ed. ;
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qu A fcb,i,c °pilik>.n1“ ?°»n up for PUBLIC
5HAJN.I . the mAviduaL the county or the State that do«
not folio, the “Infallible Plan."
H >1:1 All Cotton and Reduce
Acreage One-Third.
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i%'. Cotton Association
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. P S. ^ We expect to publish at an early date the names
| or the slacking counties. j i
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