* L Ο C A L <
+ * » * » * * ;
Sandy SUwart wit ι vl*itor hei
Banda;.
J. W. Jordan apent lad week wit
frter.di at Lake City.
Frank Drmugkon npunt Sunday ι
Clinton with hi* family
Miiw Kvelyn White ha* return·
from a vliit to friands hi Durham.
Mr. and Mr*. Hannibal L. Godwi
r> turned from Wa»hltigtun Saturd*)
Mr. and Μη. Ν. Λ. Towmwnd ha*
returned from a brief vitil lu Kiel·
inond.
Mr*. Granrille M. Tilghman h*
ι Uimrd from a vlult te friend» h
Norfolk.
Claud Graham, of Godwin, he* ·<-"
cpted a position with the Kirst Na
tional Bank.
Mia Jua<a Crockett, of LiUIng
ton, *4>eBt Sunday here with her P»r'
•-nta, Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Crocket!.
Htnry A. TuHinetun, of Duke,
l>rraident of the Harael*. County Agri
cultural Pair Aaaoeiation. wa* here
Ihi* weak.
Ml» Mabel Smith, who ha* >»·η
Uaching in the killington actooe'»· ar
rived Wedncwlay to tpend Thanks
giving with her parent·, Mr. and Mr*.
T. V. Smith
Miu Fannie Cnbble returned
Monday night from far·*·"™"·,
where *hr had bean Waiting friend*.
Mia* Gribbl* i* a trained nuraa who»e
home i« here.
L·. L. Turlington, brother of Sheriff
W. H. Turlington, aad Mte 8uph«n.,
of JohiuUy County, ware mimed at
day afternoon.
Μη Jimu A. Poole U «till with
her mother in tto· Hodge· Cnapd **c
tion. The mother continue ?iry
#kk, according to reportj »cjit
friend· her· yeoterday
L. H. Uo, who ha* been venr- «ick
for Mvtral (Ut1· ehowed macn is»
vm«n«it yeeterday. It u thought
thai be will be able to return lu hi»
o»cc within a few day».
Mia·*» Eloiic Martin and Lalla
Rook Stephen·0" ·»<· Prentiaa Eaell
and Walter aPrri.h, of Snithfleld.
hprnl 8und»y here with Mr*. Kaaell'»
mother, Mr». J■ B. Ettell.
Mr. and rM». E. O. Townacnd, Mr».
J, W. Jordon, Robert Jordan >nd Ur.
Wallât* Ε. Coltrane motored to WU
■on Sunday to hear the conference
•araon of BUhop DarlinxUm.
Ml*» Cad Wrauott, of Rocky
Mount, arrived m Dunn Tucaday to
Kpand the Thankagivwc uuon with
bar «iltrr. Mi»» Lena Weitcott, who
I» a member of tbe Graded School
faculty.
Chief of Police U. S. Page returned
Wednesday morning from Robewn
County, where he had been to attend
the funeral of hi» uncle. A. C. Page,
who died Seturdap night at hi» home
in Florida.
Mia» Marjorie Godwin, «croenpant
ed by Mia» Pierce, of Pollockerille,
is here to ipend Thankagiving with
her parent», Mr. and Mr*. Hannibal
L. Godwin. Miaa Godwin and Mlaa
Pierce are attending achool at
Greentboro.
Mr. and Mra. Harvey H. McKay
and their little daughter ipent aeeec
IduI Tmim WBM Mr. Mc
Kay parchaaed β large etoek of gooM»
for hl· Ckriiuu· Indu.
Hon. T. Gobbler, a native of Samp·
■on County, died her* yeaterday in
the fcotnc of friend* with whom he
had coia« to spend Thanksgiving.
None of hi· immédiat· family lunrlv
n The old gentleman will lie in
i&atc in the dining room of Dunn
until î:00 o'clock tfcia afternoon. Hia
"rtnaw" will be interred about
break*ait Friday morning.
.Sunday morning's service at the
Baptist Church will b« a rally Th·
pastor will preach on the subject,
"The Golden Wadg*." In the after
noon a committee constating of thirty
man will make an •Trry-DinabeT ean
ν·ι· of th· church membership to
««UK pledge· for Oia Baptist 76 Mil
lion Campaign and fur tha currant
«upport of tha church for tha year
1920. At the evening service the
hour will be riven ov»r to report·
from the committee. A large crowd
'· orpaetad at both aarvieea Special
•nuaic will be rendered.
A bank hai been chartered to opar
'**! at Bui«'< Creak, whara quite a
thriving town ha* grown up around
« Ι"··' »eHool conducted by Rev. J
A. Campbell. It i· planned to begin
bualn,·, ,t onCf. Dr. J. K_McKaj
Pfoddent of the new institution
"· "· MeLeod ia eaahlrr. Some of
tne bast buainaaa men and farn^n
'aa* district are included in tli<
Hat of ateckholdara and director*. Th<
urganiutlon of this bank (wans tk<
number of »uch limitation· In Har
nett County to nlae. TV·· of Uiom
are in Dunn, two la LUIington, ant
?*** »l Duke, Coat», Angiar an«
Buia'· Creek.
J*m·· M. Daniels, Otia Ρ
2, . **5 A· L Newberry returnee
ÏL Ϊ?™ W"aon whara they ha<
itt«QMd the Kiuoal North CtroUm
of MetWi* ·ρ»·οο
pal Churchy Mr Daniel, was re ^
'if. 10 Dan η chartrc bv tki
comri.K· uttor appointment., il
■hi· kxdHr »«n: Norton Oww Cir
(•it. *·*. a. H. Brin·; Ulttaftei
Circuit, R»T Ν. M. McDonald ; Dehc
d««. R. T. Taylo*; Clinton, *«*· B
η De*to; Srnlutflald, Rn. 1. A. Cot
ton *«*"· Jo^n H. Bhor· and *»»
Γ M. Snip·*, forrn.r pastor· her·
w«r» »·<*· prwAdie (Mm of th
Wilmington and WarraMon Diataicti
μιΤ*·1* *·»· J. A. Homadjr »·
ante·**' 10 Maxton Charrh
j?rote the Coaforanea at Witoo
» I pjawbarry brine* » bean Λ·* \
. "boar " It* pod 1» aUven and
ï.if (nch·* l<w*i *wo lorhaa broa
• »d ova Inch th»W- It ha* th· (onai
'Tt^/.nea of · lima baa· ΨλΑ w
rreiTb* » c· W·"·· · u
manofa«tarar. with whoa Ml
Newberry «il» attending th
fTWr M » 4ol«e.to from th
nTTl«J if** Mathodiat Cb»«h her.
ffr'iS uâ »«*· of rvartda, b«
M? Wall.
_ ιthat wi· grow tttji fa
' h» «·*« °"· to A. D. Mao·
Z7c\rt£*» ·I th· ttaH ha (.r. Mi
J, IwIr^hW Xr Moo. and Mi
ara to try to in» matai
b.+nt from the aaad· ta the r«e»eetr>
IS? Th. ana who ha* the moi
2~^a |a to ·>· r»w»ri*d *T U
wJlT Th. *»oetaa to adibU and ma
« a tea* ν·? towaH th
ttah ro<* of Hrlae ta thla aertton I
k U foaad tha* it «aa ba auaeearfull
mtmrnm k——
^ Mi*. J- ^ Raanrrman if vi**l|l
, r*lati*»« in Goldaboro.
lb*· Lloyd Widr returned )f«
lardai' from · brief vi«t to Fiytfc
» jrlli*
Clady*. the IltUc daughter of Ml
• aod Mr». Gorman Y * Ui·, in nufferinj
Croat pneumonia.
h Mra. U. 8. Page and bar llttli
dkpghter left yeaterday to vialt r·)
t ίΚτί· in LaGrin|c.
Mr. and Mm Λ. G. Juhiuon. ol
i gmhhflcld, trient a «hurt tune her»
Kek 8neadlh "" Johnaon'e fatbar
Ml»* Ailiene Cowell daughter oi
, Mr. and Mn. J C. CoweU. of »>*
. fttcTlaa. la hvr, to ,i,jt her uoc|>·
A .L. and W. H. Newberry.
' ν Mru J K· Guy died -«ddaoly al
her borne near here laat Tburaday
night. Apjioplexy it behaved to havt
been tha eaaau of her death.
Mr. and Mra. John A. McKay and
,th«'r aon, John A. Jr.. baec (rone t«
Kannapotia to «wad Thankaglving
with tbeir daughter Mrs. W K- Bran,
don.
J J· l.ane and Ben Johnson re
tamed yeeterdaj from St. Loan
wher* tiny purrhaerd two car load·
of mule* anii how» for their ftable*
here
W. [(, Howard and George K.
Prince returned yaatrrday from
Edgecumbe County where they haii
baon looking over »o«>« property own
►d by Mr. Howard.
Mack Stewart, county commiaakmcr
and one of the btit f a rme r* of Kaat
ern Carolina, waa hare Saturday from
hi· hone in Grove Townahip He ,B,d
hia cotton and corn crop· ware ca
pecially good thia year abd that coo
uiviuni g»n««·"·/ ■" ",r weiuy wore
good.
Prof Minor C. Baldwin of the But
ton Cooaer»ato«7 of Mu»le, will give
an or**η ridul At Divine etrni
Mcthodlrt Church sett Wednenday
evening. Frof>**or Minor was a tutor
of Mm Gertrude Jackson. th« on»'
lit, and i* ««id to be one of the bait
radalcian· of the country. No charge
will be mad» to hear him.
Lueknow Square ha* again taken
on the ragged appearand' It prrwnt.
for Ult (rtttrr part of the year »ince
the major portion of thia year'· cot
ton crop hat been j*»i| »d away. Tho
old «quar» serves a mighty good pur
pose for the cotton men, but it cer
tainly ia an cye-aore to everybody
etae. It la not a very food advertise
m«nt of Dunn'* beauty oithar.
Herbert B. Taylor and other baae
ball enthusiasts her· are planning a
revival of tomi-profearional baae ball
here next rumrarr. The cooperation
of the directum of the fair associa
tion ia promised. It ia probable that
a Held will br constructed in Ibe
aeroplane fteld at the fair «round*.
A league, including Dunn. Smlthfleld.
Selma and Clayton, may be formed.
James A. Poole, of the Internal
Revenue Department, I* here to spend
a few day* with hi* family. Through
the recent reorganisation of the de
partment'* force· in North Caroliaa
Mr. Poole'· port of datv ha· been
shifted from Dunn te Geldsboro. Be
will continue to operate in Harnett,
however, and will not ft*d It necessary
to change hi* residence from Dunn,
the Dispatch la gtad to be able to
announce.
Dunn will not tulfer for Ice next
,rummer if the Dunn Ice and Pn*l
Company can orç^ ■. a,
îNH II ■■■■■) IBM It Vtl JwIM
po mad equipaDent » the plut nil·
riant to practically double lu cm
pacity. The nvceaeary work will be
.done immediately, according to Geo.
T. Noel, jecretary and Uvaaurer and
general manager of the plant.
Gilbert Bau and Jonathan Bare
foot were among thoae cc railed by
prohibition oger.ti in the round t[
Ipf allvgcd whiskey distiller* in thi*
section laet week. Both were bound
over to Federal Court when given1 a
preliminary hearing before United
State* Commtaiionrr Eldridp Lee.
Deputy 8b.-riff R. F. Jernigan and
Dcputie* Dixon and Bainre of the
United Stale» Manhal'· ofBcc, ca|it*ir
cd the mam. -
The Harnett County Agricultural
Fair Aaaoemtion la alrrady planning
,f°T · educatloaal domonitracion
to ba held at the 1»20 Fair. All the
tchool* of Harnett and a part of
Sanpaon, Johnaton and Cumncrland
will »a aaki-d to take part. Superin
tendent Byrd P. Centry, of the Har
nr»t «choot», ha* agre^J to aid in the
project and will begin .plunnlng for
^he e^cnt e«Hy next ye«r. It i„ plan
ilfd by the official· to give an entire
£%y to the Whoolt.
The General Utility Company ku
atarted in eerna* to cut lumber for
.Dunn'· revival of budding. Moat of
Ka ·ίΠ« are running aa near to ca
pacity aj labor condition· will per
mit and an effort i* being m»d· to
increase ">· maxium at
once. w. H· Turner haa been employed
to euûbMetin,'>aT and to luperin
the cutting of all lumber, fet on
contract U> other m.ll. T H
Waahiegton baa been encaged to ra
perinumd the OP·™**» of mlUl
it Beard Bolhof ^ae· man km τι
lately b®0" "HUn* buainaa·
I at Arfi·*·
Herbert Β Taylor. aerg.»,,!
IrA thé 324th Field Biffnil M.w-u—
in ill rcettpioi* tcii+τ ttown Captain
Harry W. Mirt®· ferai·? eommMtui»*
ί?ΜΪίΤΛ€?3
kr to p»rti«*torly "(niu to M
b-„n -<k« h. h.£
to much fro« Herbert end the oth··
local boy· 1» ^ ^ C«rtu„
Xtrior, Cr»T·" "*·"> Lewreue* Bt*.
fell. B*'Ph *°?i" J"*·» R«>n»o>.c
fijfiyy w$T9 »" Walton
Do»n folk *5» *~rJJ In Ui« .fa
Kt>yenvmcnt (lT»f. i ι-ί°*· 'nt<
town U "?|Τη^Μ,ι, ^ΐ!. *teek °<
ruolia· «Wh *Wrti Jj w*i try*,,.
to make Hi. WW <» k2
Cortl/ W-ptM'· Tk· »,H.
In · cotton P»»«h J·1'' · «W nortt
•f town, mundlnr »· toor
■* M» unk» «Ό™ "*»od. Wot wti«,
ho cum* Into *7he*aIe5Jn?" »ot»
« reeopitJon th^he ~*?V> *·»
Thot WM y^^r· *"k MO
SiTjItw*
[-"Χ'ίΐ,ΪΓΛ.ώνΤΛΐ;
«omea kin «aw»·*·' ">· çKy
«We S.». p*n ·*···£ °**T '«rotu
. tHJo, Kotoif». "Ί
» other •wfcort* mMm neelne Dam
f oiioof tk· b««t umM,i«U>·»· the Ko,t
r ont Mr r^ito. *[^2to*r*
bto »Wt *·*» fi*W*·
L. L. Lerlneon. of CnU, m hare
Tuatday
Bin F. JNirkrr, of Bunalrvel, w·»
,here la«l ni«ht.
A. B. Crura pier, of Clinton, wu
■ vmitor her® yt^lcniay,
partner of J. Bd. Col· in the ahaat
metal and roollng bu*ine«e.
Glenn Pop· and Robert Saundarm,
of Clayton, were hare Tueaday.
I Herbert Stalling*, of Spring Hope.
[»·» her* Sunday to vlalt hi» family
J. J. Wade and Lewi· Denning.
Vtudrnta in the Untvenity, were Her*
la*t night to a'.land the dancv.
C. P. Walu ha» returned from
Charlotte where he attandod a con
vention of Pcp»l-Ceta bottler».
Col. Dan Hugh MeLcan and hie
♦on, Alfred M. McLean, ware here
vulerday from their homa at Lllling
(on.
MIm Annie Wade ha· been quite
Mck for » encrai day» at the hurae of
her parent·, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
L. Wade
Mr* A Β Harrell returned Sun
day to her hooir In Pet«*r»6urg alter
having (pent w«ml day* here with
her parent», Mr. and Mr·. Henry
Pope.
Jamra A. Bain, one of Dunn'» own
young men who ha* been reaiding in
Sanford for the la»t aeeerai rear»,
ha» return«-d to Dunn and will *χ*'η
make It homa. He will become a
The axial I bridge over Black riecr
on the Coat* KoatTia 'n bad lhape. »r
conlmg to reporta brought here by
travelar», and »hould ba rtpelred at
onee
A meeting of the ChKora Chapter,
t* η r k.. v~— "1>*J *— " '
2 at the home of Un. N. .A Tow»·
j>nd. Mrs. 4. H Anderaon. district
director and 9UU officer will be pres
ent. Ail nraibon arc urged to at
tend.
Aviator Wonder King. No. 134421.
the Ou roc Jersey Κοχ which we*
given flrat premium at the Darn Fair
wa« alao first price winner at the
SlaU Fair, and tuu been crowaed
champion of North Carolina. He ti
earned by Henry Turlington, of Dekc,
R. V D., and ia n«w on Mr. Tar
linituin'· fans. The hoc » 18 month·
old. weighs 800 pounds. ι» 40 inchaa
tall and 76 Inehe· long. The base
around IU ankle ntuurn nine and
a half inches. Bill Penny, of th··
American Du roe Association, says the
hog is a batter apeciirrn than waa
that which wai dccUrtd the grand
chamijo at the South Eastern Fair
In Atlanta this year.
SWAIN-HOLLIDAY
Miu Grace Holliday, daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. MeD. Holliday, and
ι Robert Swain, two of Dudd'· m««t
I popular young peraona, wore married
in the pretty home of the bride'» par
ant* here Tucaday availing. Kev. K.
T. Grim, D. D., of Uie Atlantic Chn·
tian College, Wllaon, oficiated.
No wedding of recent jrt-mr« m
I>ann attracted mora attention than
did this which united the haarta and
llvaa of .a roang man and young wo
man wno held the friendship of all
ef Dunn'a poople. Scorus of friend.)
from all parts of the State—college
rhums of the bride, childhood friend·
of th·· groom, relative· of both wit··
here in large numbers.
For the ceremony the bom* wa* at
tractively dacorated in varicolored
L« render «ad "yellow. τζΐΤ rh«m( ^
waa ofcaerved In the coatuntng of
bride, nttid of honor and bride's
■«tdi, blending fittingly with the nor
rounding grwr <lr«»cd in Ha autumn
color».
The profrram of the ceremony vu
"P««»ny plcaaing. Pir«t Mr». Harper
McDinid Holliuy, piaalvt, end
Robert Jordan, tlolinirt, ployed, a*
an accompaniment to two aongi ranjr
by Miax Ada Gray Dixon, of Karm
ville, "Because God Mad» You Mine."
and "At Dawn." Then Mrs. Holllday
and Mr. Jordan played the Drvdal
Chora» from Lebengrin. merging inLo
the wedding march from thr Mine
opera aa the bridal party enten-d.
Thr party came from the upper floor
down the fraud «tairwa», throojrh a
beautifully decorated hall, and enter
ed the north paHor. where the cere
mony waa performed.
Firat came the presiding minister,
follow 11 by Miaa Fannie 8waln, of
Bflhaven, with Fred Sitteraon, of Wil
Kin, and Mia* Jeaaie Holllday, «liter
of th» bride, with Τ bo ma» Proctor,
of Dunn, bridatraaida and grooma
3iin. The»» were groined about the
arch of nry and chrysanthemums
built In a corner. Then cam·· the
maid of honor, Mi* a Mabel Lypch, of
Dunn, followed by littk Mia» Dorothy
Cooke, the ringbcarer. The bride
J room came next with hit beat man,
,. W. Ayera, of Wllliaauton.
Thi- bride then entered on the arm
of her brother, Harper JlcDsniel Hol
llday, who gave her into the keeping
of the bridegroom The few word·
of the brief vnd Isaprteaiva ceremony
were apoken and the young man and
woman boeamc one.
The bride and her maid* and the
Utile ring bearer were attired in lav
ender satis and wore black picture
hnta with yellow plane·. The ring
waa carried In the heart of a trcntond
oaa yellow chryaarthrmam.
"Traumerje" waa played a* the
ceremony cam* to a clean and the
nartr ad lour n»H >■ t h* «nnrti narloi
which had bc«n converted Into a rc
pooiUry for the my raid of gift* pre
•en ted by friend· and relatlv·» of the
roupie. Her» an informal reception
wa* held and cri» and cake cor
responding with the general eoloi
M Kent· were served.
Score· of |UU, ranging from ■
flva-.harr «tock certificat· In thf
Barnca A Wolllday Company, pre
ion ted by tke bride'» father to modem
offering» aent by the cplorvd mm
ptoyaoa of tk father » •atablUbment
Wore diapUyad. Notabia among the*
wa· a art of cet glass tumbler· an<!
• pitcher oner owned by the lata Mrs
Ν. Β Hood, who had loft than h
charga of Sully Coo par at her deatt
to ba preaented to Miw HollMay upor
the occasion of bar sean-lage. (fan
aredt of piece· of cat giant, mac)
•INerware and many roe» war· aim
numbered among the gtfta Han<
Paint»! cMnawaVe from friand· in al
pnrta of Eastern Carallna wa· marl
■n ntdmttL
Nearly a haadred Invited gaaat
»»ra preaant Thaaa war· ragister e<
Jn a hook kapt by Mlaa Madrid Hood
W warn welcomed to Uio home b]
»nd Mrs. £. V. fUlpaa and Mr. an.
·*»«■ Herbert McKay. Darham Tay
' m? and Mlaa Brownie Kitall presides
tv*r the gift room, and Craven ïaael
*"«1 Mlm CI eta Nay tor over the ctoal
«ad Mr». Swala left Taeada;
, nif»t for a hrtef νι·κ ta Mr. *w«W
J«ntr*c» ta »ev.r»l town· of Xaatan
t*i"olina. They win r*t«m M6>«la
'after*eon and will tatahMi îlivit
|hom# ·»<*<· Mr. R«ain "nu · Ι>·. ν <···" ·
licet··! wilh I he IliitiH*.· A- -I··1" · rt 1
Company ■ »\-rul v.fi
«.onliaiM ΛΙ» ^cang
IViokv b
L'IHl jr. * »
coQnorUoii.
l**y 7·βΓ P****nal· town .»*v" ,
mud M*· calnitKimiBL At't<n* th·.
w**k 1 Pi'occwd lu co|1«ct <·'· ·
,n»ek »β»»ίΛ aneurdioc to Uw.
trip to Hell may utvr >;·υ iron·,1
I,)#, «jabarraiwmi at and unnwe.vii;'1·1
;ixpen*. υ. H. I'AGK, Www L».\ «·■··'
U-ctor. ■·*·
«BMY DVH, MEET
Th. M«jpΓ>·«..7"άαίι m.t « til
*" P·"' jJood l"t vr^vk. Hen!, v..
play«4 and i ®«»tc *„ fevniMrctl i»y
Vh· c*a»>T bird. Tho* pr.x.nt/r.ri·:]
It™. Z. t. Hnlj**, Mr/ A l.^Vv.·
b*rry. Mn^ M«rv,n Wlul,. y,.A r. A.
WÎ'.V η. υ. Matt JX.
Mra. J. WKitvlMed. Jl.v. Ν. M
Jobnaoa Mr., HcrtK^t Ta. lor. ΙΤ'κ
Madrvd Ho«d. Mr« C. I.. WiUun, Ιίι*.|
Kufua Smith.
Ply your pcrnoml low η now
and mv* f»b*rr^«ment. After thi>
W#Î. u to collect wl! « j
"*fc ·ΒΚίί Ϊ?*,? hording lo Im. Λ
trip to City IIall in* y mVc you Lrou- 4
blc, wmbarimiwmynt un«l unn<cw*i> ' j
rtpeuJ·/ L. 8. PACK, lovtr. U.x "A- 4
tocior. ·<!▼. , 4,
book club endorses"
educational B1U.|5
Mr·. Cwr APp^"nled to .-1
For RedCro·. Seal Swiss !'
t,ndon>< mi nt of the bill «■' ''V ■'
to create » of οι1α<·.Λ ·
Id tk· national «ov»rnm, nl, cm ·,!.*.
with it provUion for the cvoavioi* <*·
the offlw ·' <*er»tarY of ïdm-tuoii
In th<- rr«mdenl'» eab>n<-t. "<>·»
in$ in Conprca», »„< pvm VV t'1
Ttiur»d»y AfternoM R»ot. Clob whi·.»
il mot with Mr* SSli· iinldtt ■
wrok The *n'or»Q(B«nt followed the
reading of » I·:"** from In» ivr. .. ;
ment of «rdu<-«tOM of the· North <.'· ic· |
lin· KadoiaUon of WomanV
by Mrs. Ρ 8. Cooper. Tlr l»'ier*
requMtx-d thi«
•ni uril suivi-·
ed Ui«t thr clob Ripr< · rn'.xurt
Godwin end Senator* Simmon- »"*"
ΟνιΠΒΜ for thriy Buppo*t. - .
Mr». Home·· F tiftCAii rn* ' ; ' I '
b> th» elub a* a d»|«;Tat t.i liiv «'·■ ' |
• rlct meeting rf t-h» Stat·* fedenitir-r. .
ta he held at Lumberton next mon* a.
Sh» ι» to attend in piaer nt J··'*. W
χ. Town««nd vho el«rtc<l nunn»·
a urevioe· meeting hu| w|j0 nnt ooiip
r{ to doelim· th>· honor b.-cau-c of.,
their preawK dull»..
Mr». Ρ 8. w>. iiyixiiii' i I '
a comantut of on® t„ at ranee foi .
thi* T"['* <'f rk-d Ci*Vi * **' ·* I ^
riurinK the ('hnktm%ii tcc^on.
Few of tm? ai. mh,*rj. tfta- priicri
f01 xho »oi*t'»»»ie. Th ? pro^ii.m, huv
ever, w»» intcr.-Mlto* MfM. (»l»»v;i .·
M. Tilfhm*? t^uii ^ Th· Liic ci S-I
ney Ι*ηΐ«*· Mr* ]] o. Mett H\: '
» «el· coon ftem the H*me pocU ">J '>
JohnvtoB »* · NovMliut" wa> u
diKUBwJ hy Mr». l£dwsrd Sm th.
Mrs. A J. Wftilt
«If H VIM'.W.
The next mct-tlng w,|| be held with
Mr*, p S. Coop-.r.
Pay your perMjr.ul town t**»'
and save emMrrammaoL ΑΛ«τ œ" t 4
woeW I wiH proceed to roll*·* a «
n*eh vingcid t^jecord^
»··· buq gnne*TN».ir> N
"Ρ·»·· υ. S. PACK, town tax 1..1-N
lector—adv. j «
Smithfirld HrnU. 5
The hrart of Capid r«^er*»d anoUi· 111
thrill lut craning Mi*. W. N.b
Holt innotucixl l ht rtjiji men*, o. '
Min Elojrt Marf*. Ih<- uttracth·
daughter of Un. I- R. Martin. -■ ·
Mr Prentiss Kuril, the popular dtui·· |
gist at Hood Bros. rh« mirr'-··
will take place in Januarv. il rs. «
Holt had a» her iru^» on thi* occoa
ion the TV G. S. jrlrB »cd η few olive ·
frien d*.
The evening «al Vlea*Mntl>~ ι',χ π'
playing rook unt l Λ,: nfrtllnii'ii·'· 1
j which eon*irt»d of a '•Ud cour ·■ "νitli>
I coir oc, were broefht m. ttnpiirlij
walnuts tied with nWion», on »fr ; '
plate, immediately cl» m <' A" ai
tanilon of those priant. Upon o|>cu
ϊηκ the not·, oints »«rr> fourni in ali
of them cxcrpt one - Mr.-, T. La
witer found upon a folded «|ή> of jti
per P. M. S.—M. K. M„ Janu.·.,
1920.
ConpratelMion·· »nd mnl *»'.h·· |
were showered upon the bnd£ tie· ;
Mus Cora Bell Ives PT«po»ir.ir an ap-1
propriato toast. The pnettr »/<ur '
took thetr deprrtura indutsted to Mr»
Holt for a eery dalifhtfal «■vstrinf.
TerpMcKoraaa Oaaaa
Attended by score· "f Tititor} from
FajtUerilln, CI into», Smithi). Id th I
ftrrt annual. ThankseJv.np Iisnr· <·',
the Dunn TerpsieWean Club «·»«,
held last nifht. The Garhrr-Duvis
Orchestra furnished tho music
Pay your personal town taxes now
and sstc embarrassent. After th.i
weak I will proceed Uj collect all
such unpaid tax·· aecoMn* to !«-« A
trip to City Hall may »vc you Irou
We, embarrassment »nd
expense. U. R. PAG®, town tax «of-;
lector.—adr.
BAPTISTS PLAN RALLY
HERE FOR NEXT SUNDAYj
Ί*η·τι Sent Te Ewry Member
Urftng Altandanc· U|mi
Morning Servie·.
The following letter hat br^n srr.t
to mr; ambn ef tkc Finit Rtplul
Church of Dane.
"Kaxt Barwlay will br the aunt
wonderful day In tbe taialory of Souti.
era BeptiiU tbua far. Wt W;int ;»
to be to In oar own ebureb. To malt·
it rarh it will be mniry;
"That you be prvaeft at Ibe murr.
In* tervitt. Oar peetor pru*i>v-· in
brin* aa a *lrrla* uihi. ';1itttv
aix at oar itreaptt man will «tend «I
the front at tbe Mom ef tho a»mc*
for a prayer of dedication beferr
tbey undertake the "aftrapaljra ''or
rlctory" in the aftvraoun. fUcrirti.
ι the hit Sunday dinner;
"Thai yeu remain at home in lh<
afternoon. bo* a rod tbe beurt ef two
I and aix. ontfl rial ted by the ro«}*> it
tee. If y»c are .β ηκη»*»τ <>r *»■·
1 Flnanr» Cotaaslt'e·, yea nre'to iw i··'
I fba rhnrrK at οn< thirty Leavv off
hi autaaaob<le rid· anH other r^rn·
I ,;en. Srrnd trrwnr thr In prayer a>.d
I deration. »
I "That yoa be fair u^th Oo<t m tno
aiatter of pledging. Whether you
' bare little or mari». H· h*» put it
> bite year hand. It alt balong* u Him.
I Yea are anly a ateward. II· will bold
' you aoeoeatahU for hew you ox what
jroe h»v*. At !«··** ont-i* na oi · *ur
ncr-m· WU f·' in'·" *b:· Vr ·*·'*
trcorury "V ill η ηι·.·ι > »l> C:if"
Mafarti' λ:·.
"TWui /no ►O'H'I '-y <»»T Ouitfi'l. «·
cow hate no d«ut «xrt pt to God. 'Πι»
U/dffvl .ni-'udM Mil «*< «hull Ιικνο u>
Ci»r. under noimut ror<1Htor>«. tor
tK« eatlrv y»»r, Il ;« twofoM:
"Cirrewt K*|w n»*4, 14,('00. Ihta
wlatlcit all Ifctt we «bell nred In
Br ι» ma in ———r«
;iic >.upp"ii oi Ih vert and thr ·μ
k*> » «( vmr rhQTch m opart; at bam··
ar.d C«iirveiu.iea, 14. ο J·
Ih · irclod*» .til our »+ftl to abjrrl»
it ,.·.·λΙ I»;.· tl·· fo-jiham Ra^tixt and
...· r I "lui* ConvcntJaM. Tfctc
pli «iv τ.Il h* mad* «η blank* fimnh
cri l'y our Br.K' rt 75 Mltlln· Cm*
pn.i Ccmmllliv. 4a MM ta raa*J
ih? p' ·»rv It U M> ward»d that ya«
err no ι . hj: rt to «itmlnir W. Oar met
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-.-on Le tf :■ civ to ,;erv« you. It's vault· are being in
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•r. »ι π week.
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. TV.·. i.uiit-.'rion desire® to nerve you and the community.
' '?· ο cp; eJ io ectend every reasonable accommo
! c.n: vi'!! he glad to serve you at any time.
I. P. '"'μ·ί<·. :·;·:·.·ί·' :ΐι ι;ΐι<1 C°:u>hier; Ru^nc W. Sn.ith. Vice-president
»V. PuT''io '^;·;»ιΐιο »V. Srrith. R. L. VVarren. i. C. Byrd. ¥■ W. McKay
unJ b. 1'. Ltavi*. directors
L. Godwin, Atty.
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THE Everette Farm
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Robeson County
Bctwsver Flor*»· College and Wakulla on the Highway
ire ·' ' r v. -inburg and Maxton to Red Spings.
250 Acres Subdivided, 175 Cleared
Public Auction
December 10th, 10:30 a. m.
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Capable of making two bales of cotton per acre. No bet
tar land can be foimd in tbe Carolina·. No poor acre·.
Splendid Duildingr. ' This sale is for the purpose of
division.
FREE DINNER BRASS BAND
THE G. K. l.USSELL CQMPANY, Col. W. L.
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