•LOCAL*
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Mr. Gilbert Tuttlo of Clinton, wa*
a Dunn viol to* Wednaaday.
Alcy Parker Vent a faw day* thla
■■ik at Ocean View. Va.
Min Clam Pope apent Saturday
In Fayetteville (hupping.
Mi« Crace Crockett la viaiting
frlanda in Clayton thla weoli.
Carl Wllaon ia •ponding *ov|eral
daya with relatlvva In Four Oak*.
Mra. J. R. Murphy la viaiting rvl
' alivaa in Morehoad City thla weak.
Mua Spic> Cooper of Clinton, apent
Wednesday in the city with friend*
Mlaa Ruth Fowler of Handeraon. la
the guaat u( Mra. Jaa. Farthing tala
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W eoR •
Mr. W. II. Byrd and aon, Alger of
SnaRhOrld, waa in town Tueaday on
builneaa.
Mia- Qlxabeth Thompson la ape tid
ing aeveral daya in' Goldaboro with
relative*
Ml*» Virginia Mitchell haw retnrnad
from a visit to relative* In Rich
mond. V*
Mr* D. C. Johnaon and aon, Careon
of Clinton, aoant Wcdnenday here
with fnend*.
I-lttle Mlaa Mae Wllklna of Wllaon.
^enl a few daya here thla weak with
r*. J. J. Lane.
Mila Sarah Rev*** of Fayetteville,
apent th* areek-end hare with Mlaa
Ida Me, Pittinan.
Norman Yatea left Saturday for
Wrightaeillc Baach where he trill
apend tevcral daya
Mr. P. S. Cooper (pent Monday
in Raleigh on bnefnoa* He wee ac
companied by Mra Cooper
Mr* M. r. Gainey and Mr* J. W.
Jordan via lad friend* In Joneaboro
Tueaday and Wedntadav.
Mr. end Mrs. Z. V. Snipes and little
daughter, Grace are visiting relatives
In Richmond, Va. this week.
Mleeoa Peart and Blanche Gran
tham returned Friday from a short
visit to relativaa In Smlthfteld.
Mis* Ruby Fleet of Richmond, Va.
arrived Saturday to spend neveaal
dyy* with Mra Mary Mitchell.
Mra. Geo. W. Williams of Fayette
ville. spent Sunday here with her1
mother, Mra R. G. Sutton.
Mr and Bit C. L Wilson left
Tuesday for Blu« Ridge, Va. where
they will spend several weeks.
Mow Ethel Lucas has returned
from Faison and Goldsboro, where
J>e spent several days with re la trees
Mim Ladle Howard left yesterday
for Kcnly where she will be the guest
of Mias Ire* Edgerton for several
daya
Mia Marjory Godwin left today for
Krnly wherc die will be the housej
gueet of Miss Ines Edgerton for sever
al daya
Jake Wade, who holds a position
with The Fayetteville Observer, spent
Sunday her* with friends and rela
tives
Ml* •< Lilly Gey. Anna and Poster
■haw of Walden, are spending several
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
lsddde' food' daughter,
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*r%g btfdflkss at Durham, spent a
few dan hat* this week with friends
ahd rotative*.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Weeks have
returned from a trip to Wilmington
and WrighUvIlU Beach, where they
epont a few days visiting relatives.
Miss 8e)enc Parker and sister, Mrs.
Perris of Oxford, after spending
■cvera) dey.i here, the guest of Mr.
ond Mrs. W. T. Monde, returned home
today.
Mr. E. J. Nobles, after bsing con
fined to hi» room for sevsral days with
fever Is now up end hsis resumed
hi* work as manager of the loom] tele
phone eschsage. ,
Mrs. Cora Thompson and nephew,
John Thompson and Miss Lit* Her
ring of Goldsboro, spout Wednesday
and Thursday her* with Mr* J. u
Thompson.
W. R. Johnson, formerly of Dunn,
who row holds s position with Ful
Jhum Drug Co., at Menlv, spent a fow
ays herp this weak with friends ond
relatives.
Mra Marvin Wade and mother,
Mra Louis, Wad* loft Monday for
Asheville, whors they will spend sev
eral dr”r with Mrs. Wade’s son, who
is In th.. hospital there.
Lewis K. Darning, who has' for
the past four months boon employed
In the Quartern alter Department at
Camp Eostie. Vs, has returned home
to spend sometime with relatives be
fore taking up his work again.
Henry O. Hiell left Monday for
Wilson where bo will Join the cals
hrntod Garhsr-Davis donee orchestra
ae eornotea*. They will prob
ably play Darr. later In the season
on their tear through th* 8outh.
Mr. David Poanall, ■ J. Hudson
and Lawrence Biasell, left Sunday for
Colombia, S. C-, to attend th* Annual
convention of the Deleo Light Co.
Ihoy will return th. Utter port of
th* week.
•lev. Grim Will return Saturday,
afUr rpending a month's vocation in
New York aod other cities Mr. Grim
will All hi angular appointments Sun
day morning at 11 a. m. and night
at 8:tS a. m. at tha Christian church.
Tha public I* cordially Invited to at
tend each tarries.
Mlae Eva Strlcklaad returned thia
waak from Waehlagton. D. C., whore
*« attended the Madam Grace Corset
School. Miaa Strickland hold* a posi
tion a* saleslady with Mr. 1 L. Hatch-1
er. Sha aril) be glad to ahew the'
lad las tha new model* aad correctly 1
8t them with their earaeta.
Rev. A. C. Danner, pastor of the
Bcthamr Tabernacle ebureh, Patota
boro. Ontario, wttl preach at the
Method let church neat Suaday even
ing at 8:88 e’elock. Mr. Donner la
the leading speaker at the Palooa I
*r*W tbl* year. The public \
laaordUU, Invited to attend thia ear-1
The young men of the town gave
»■ informal dance in the Pitageraid
Hall T naadary evanlng. com
plimentary to the vtaitiaf ladles of
• »• t !>*•• Jo the Brut social
fa action ef Me bind given here for
duKe awhile and those pnaent taecn
ed to enjoy H thoroughly. The donee
wae nude m»n enjoyable through
ttw ceurteey of Parrieh-Driver Co ,
• who furnlAod the yowng folk* with
• Pntho, which rendered ercedent
eelectioae for tha eeeoetoa.
C. 8. Moor, spent the week-end
at Wilmington on business.
Norman Ye tea returned Monday
from a visit to rrlativsa at Wilming
ton.
James and 1'aut Pope and Voigt
Sutton spent a few huurs Monday m
Buie’swCrcek.
N. A. Townsend spent Saturday and
8undey at WilmingtOD and WrighU
ville Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Poole and daugh
ter, Helen, are -pending several days
at Wrightsv. Ii Bruch.
Mrs. H. B. fn;lor, after spending
several days w.th relatives in Raleigh,
returned huma Sunday.
Mr. and M rs L. B. Pope and chil
dren have keen spending several days
at WrigtiDville Beach this week.
Mr. and Mr*. Henry Pope returned
last night from a visit to relatives at
Petersburg, and Ocean View. Vo.
J. W. Wilson returned Saturday
from a visit to Atlanta, Ca and Hal
Spring*, Arkansas, where he ^ant
several wreks.
Mrs. II. Godwin and daughter,
Mild Malibei, and non, Robert, left
today for Washington where they will
spend several days.
The Falcon Camp Meeting la being
attended this week by a large number
of Dunn people. The meeting will
doe, Sunday night.
Mrs. Virgio Warren and eon. Edgar
and Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wilson of!
Sampson county spant tbs week-end 1
at WrighUville Beach.
Martin L. Wad# was quite 111 at
his borne in Dunn yesterday. Ha ia
reported better today and will prob
ably he out again soon.
Mr. J H. Ballanee, Coivie Wood I
ami Misses Helene Parker, Minnie'
Guy and Miss Jones spent Wednesday .
afternoon in Fayetteville.
Howard's Electrics! 8hop, the re
cent electric establiduaent is now
prepared to serve you with anything
electrical Bead their ad elsmarhere
in this naue of The Dispatch. It tails
of their specialties.
VI .. 11 tlnll ~:n _..._ .SI.
wool from Battle Creek. Michigan,
where he went in aee Mr. J. D.
Samei who haa been taking treat
ment at the Bottle Creek Sanatorium
there for several weeks
WilUam iVaraall arrived home
Wednesday from Camp Milla, N. Y.
He hae been in the army for several
months and the moat of hia time haa
been' spent in Franco. He will prob
ably make Donn hie home again and
will return, hi. work with Newberry
Brothers & Cowell.
The Epworth League of the Metb
odirt church gave a moonlight picnic
•* Stewart's pond, Are miles north
of Dunn, Monday night. The crowd
assembled at the church and wont
to the pond in automobile*. The
evening was spool rwunming. boating
and Ashing and was thoroughly enjoy
ed by the number who wont.
McD. Holliday was la Richmond.
Va , the Arab of the week whore be
attended the annual meeting of the
Southern Retail Merchants A. toocle
tion. Mr. Holliday was president of
thia organisation the peat year and
presided over the meetings at Rich
mond this weak. He was accompanied
on thia trip by Mrs. Holliday, Harper
Holliday and Marion Baggett.
The town and community was
shocked Friday afternoon whan H was
Warned that lira Allan Starling who
lived near town had passed away.
Her death was not unexpected as she
had beer in declining health for sever
al week*. She is survived by her
Husband and six children The funer
al wee conducted at the residence
by her pastor. Rev. Grover Vaace,
ind interment was in the family ceme
tery near the home. The floral offer
ings were many and beautiful.
Mrs. J. L. Bam and children of
Enfield are visiting In the horn* of
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jones
Ml** Lucils Hina* of Suffolk, Va..
and Mis* Kelts Howell of Franklin,
Va., are spending a few days with
Mix* Ruby Turner.
Mis* Eloiac Connelly has returned
home from Chapel Hill where ah*
attended summer school.
Mr. and M re. C. W. Spell spent
Thursday in Fayetteville.
Mrs H. McIntyre and Mlae Ruby
Turner spent Saturday In Dunn shop
Milo Jones and Norma Pop* I
were Dunn visitors Monday.
Lawyer Robert Godwin of Dunn
wes a Godwin Visitor Tuesday.
REPORTER.
Aug. 12, 1919.
,
at Hunm cram.
Buele Croak Academy will opaa lu
door* |<yy the ItlHI aaaalou on the
*•*•> Of thle month. Which u law
than two week* o9. The ladteatlona
point to a heavy reglatratloa lor thin
* melon
Mr. J P. niaohmaa, poet meat *V at
Bala* Crank, and Mlu Kalla Hateh
ar daughter of Mr. Wlinam Hatcher,
wore married lu! weak at Raleigh
LIVE STOCK IMPORTS
PROM ENGLAND RESUMED
Recently STE aheap. 111 comm and
I Berknhlre
haar pig arrived in New York from
Esx”A“ffisa,’.sai«:
Mrtnwnt *f Agrkultara. locladod
" ">• iblnaat worn 70 paarltM
Hamp.blra. CoUwold, and
hi0.k °*« «mi war*
aMlIp OMraaar* a»d Jaraapi, an of
*• an Heal* Mm par. Wad. parch**
* f*r »•« m foaadaUoa Woek and
n Inpreafnc th. hard, af United
ttrh. jtm
dj*k tend* Mwaat. th. two oouatoW.
•Wah *u abrapUp <arteited bp tha
mW*Mm of Um U boot*. .
Gommlmtonar of Labor Hhlpmnn
•aam* to ba aUtad fa ra goraramant
JOb. Thraaa laglalatora wbo war*
clamoring for Bblpaaa'* non Ip bar*
booatag Mm ap laafaad of naming
Mm oat.
Tba Lad In. aM Social/ of* lb*
frmtaodlM oharab mm with Mr*. 6.
H- Bigg* Wadnaadap afternoon. Af
lar tba baalnaa* wag at toad ad to. ra
fraabmaau war* aarrad and ibop all
reported a good Um*
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toaaaa ta tka wwU to*ar Ba U visa*
to alt (kat It atok, i*m«| It aa i att
rUloa to"sar*i* feull; white tka
aaw eamar kat Matas to what aaa ol
tkaa ha* to aar
*te k flaana A Btehaar a* tka
lklt atoaa a* tka Bastes Hl«h Bahsol
a* Otaatha aa* ha asm to tbk
■■■tel traai hi* aattra tea*, (rate,
whaa ka waa M faars at*. te a tsar
“teal* ■ as ill aa tka rates at War
torliti sumps. Stesa at tka sehaal
raeaaUr. ha aaM la (testa#:
“■ate k aat aharwctartetla at tha
Atoarteaa paaala. bat tka Oanaaaa
Uaakt aa aawUltatfr kow u hate
Ikato. Maw u k a ala aat ta hate tka
spkrtt tha Has shows* aa* set ta ahal
ha K (rasa tka taaa of tha aarth. Of
tka lattsr ws aaa paalUralr atm. ka
•»■•* tka twaatoaa paaaloa ter |H
(tea h a hastes* thaaa atnaaw thaa
waa tha Oarniaa paaatea for aaa* aaa*.
*1 aarar aa Mata tea* tha i*aa af ka
aa* I am tan that
It7. bat aaeh
a* tea watt* aa tka
Mow k tha
a* aa te pvara
Aaaarleaa ar a
■a pwattoa at thrift aa* tea paw
OKU SAITS MONEY
BEST Di I0RLD
•alar Caaba B**k Y* top ••Ming
yta* iina ita tartar ta laraur
lapwi M. a. CaCaa waa ataaakak
ta Oaaapaay U IMO tataatry, aa4 far
•ta aaaath* waa at Tatar. Qainy, W
■•aa traa Lwrtwbacg Maw ta ta
baak kaaa
"WblM wa taa ta Troaao." aaH
•maul Oakaa. "wa war* part ta
ftaaab auaay ill iDmirt. wkae
wa war* ta Oinaany. wa war* paM ta
Bartaaa maaay. Tka tWaraaaa ha
twna tka rwa aal Oanui aosay,
■a aoapuM with Vktrt ktaiaa Baa
ay, la aaaatap. It la prtalat aa whit*
papar. aal aaa sat* aa awfkl wai at
k tor aaapaumttraly a —it! pantlty
Of Ata*fto*a maaay.
' "Wkaa wa pat tkia taralgm atak tka
bay* war* **ry Nkaral with It Thar
woaM pamkta with 1C wo«14 l* i« H
im4 haadta It wary eiralaaaly. Bat
whaa wa pot ta Braat aa oar way
liiaaa, wl that maaay waa asobttpaf
tor raal imaiimi waaay. all that kb
aralltr «i***pa*r*J ul M waa fart
at aaataoaiy * )
Thai Ip aaa af the toaaaai tki war
ha* taopkC Aowrlcaa maoajr lay
[aawtai to pay ns tka pari at Has la
Paac ta ah«bty ralaabl* ta Ik* ayaa
af 4k* wart4. Tail ta why tha Llbarty
•oaks toagf to roaky a martiac ul
that ta wkp Om> War Paring* AUaapg
took Mat aa poo4 u maaay. Tkry ara
hath arlkaacaa of lafahtodaaPa aa
Pnala Bun'a p«rt »»4 hit wrtttaa
pmanlia n m r Thera ta aa raearf
rat that he r*«> fatot to maat aa
•hHwattya,
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WAI SAVINGS STAMPS
VMtaw on tar pMtecOt. Ian*
tan ta MM tka lain.. iloc*
FtaMtar* *n anatataal ta a battalia
raataQr !•**#« by tea National Vial
taaw CammMm * tea kaaoclatM
AtrarUalac Otaha at tka Watt Tb*
ban*Urn tellaata* **r*ral ——<^-v
Ua al(M a( ta**|| aa»- a*oak H
*ta« *UA man H War hta|a
•tatapa Ml Ubarty Bam4a win to vail
ta aoaataar bate,, atkupn (ball
rahaaftla aaoarftlaa tar tb* affartepa
*1 aartbara aMta*. Tka Wank* ta
prnaynMr* Mnatan ta aa (Ottawa:
"•akmif bar* baaa *bta ta a*
aaatata aot a taapl* aaaa baa anr kaaa
n>erta4 whan tea i Milan at * ta
rrtiaaaia, wartby .attentat ban at
*an4 ta taka Ubany koala ta par
aaat tar tea aaprtal taocb at a aaw
w« baiter* _tbat tea nry
batabar ar UpHtaate taakaa aTta^tba
nlaa at tb* alack that la atami ta
•tataMi tar tea bcaba Tka affar to
nataan ta am nnattk which sboaM
aam aa a waratap.
'Aaatbar aarmaak ta tba tab*/ ta
U* ateHali. wbaa « ta praaaaa* ta
naaaa teat as tatabllabat fm
W0ta( Inn teal H cault oc: ar- 1
ta 4*aaly*. Tat tan an Miraniite
ta paapli wba aSaw tbaiaaalra* to bo
iHtakkal baCaao* tkoy baMan n'l
tabry atartea.
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WEI SOON RE READY
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Mwmy At Oom |» TAM They
Will NM Lm Aar Tima.
•aaa Mt.tto head pm.Hi haaka
wtn Aa wady tor dtotrtoelioe to lha
Fldto Federal to.au DlMrtet hy
to .aad M lha Way Laos Oryaaiaetlea
ad to* dletrict.
tony aaa ad toaae head peaadee
was maaufactarad to aorry iwna
ttoa to too Haaa. aad bow. via far
raaatoa aay aad aylaatee r aaa aad.
toay era to aeree to too aamratpa tor
thrift. Mado tola MaaycM haaka
top via ha teat, aaa to eeeh child
aadar aaraataaa yaara aM vha eaUa at
yarahaaa aaa ar toa. a War daetaae
•Aa*. to cared to a ayaaldad Urns,
toa head pa.to ha.aaaa toa at
arty af toa ehttd
Tttoi. haa haw earn* delay la
Waabtodtea to fdtttof toa peaada
ready tor dtotrfbtotoa. daa to the targe
aaa ha Uat had to ha pea red ter
thatr aov aayeeto. Vat It a aov ae
eered that they e«l ehertly ha ready
Brary ehM vha veotd Mha a real
aetcaJr af the peat war eaa pit h
hr aaBtod at toa head M eooa attar
defeat » ao yoatota. tor toare rfl
yrehahly ha more thaa ItdMO eHU
area to toa dtotrtol vha vOl vaat too
fcraadn. aad too ayyty Is aaaaear
tty thalted.
■aaavhtl*. tbs ddliea are eryed
to bsgto aartoc M aaa as that they
toay haaa a 'rasa toy atari' ahn lha
armada haaka aa detoured. The
a War ha Mace'•Maty the .aaa the
head parade halaa«a to (ha ehlM.
aad toa .aaaar toa ahfld haptoa ta
wee toa aooaar toa datred aM VT
ha aaahal
Oato Thrift lata Thaidt tot ton
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with aia or . n hooaa, good
wro isd uc ion coDvcoieocM
ta ar naar Addraaa P. O.
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at onca 8-7-tt.I
FOR SALE CHEAP—ONE CHEVR.
I oWt tourinf ck/ good tire*. Jaat
palntod, n*w Ktterr and top. E.
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FO» SALE—ONE 1 _ .1 PAN AMEJL
‘,'2,* Aotoanabilo, ran
n y 700 i rfact conation.
rood paper dU In falL WIB taka
Liberty Bondf or will axebanc*
for good farm land. Z. V. Snipai
Dana, N. C. ^
SECOND.
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aaonablr a iroao in nod cox
dib-'wi _ I P. O. Box lli,
Daka, N. C.
behninc pi Fare created
ta axealL . That i* why
• ***• tha roan try.
Sold by Pa Co.
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