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rad mi coaid ytinri h further.
IfcfeMnt Wlleoa at* a hearty
CMbm diaaer, aji Um mii
"Deafer Moaee deabtbae read that
The recast kiatary af the Sanata
a**■* ta ahaw that a “Pro*raaai*a"
ta a l^iaHItaa peUUcba whs back*
op ahan “Baa*” Name |ha the
There ware fewer calk far char
ity aa Chrbfeeaa thia year than ever
befere. BepafaHtina failed ta their
new they eaa paiat ta no famine aa
Pattwct to the only hope neiln
K ie • strange comma atary that
rim lima a Witt H. Bays makae on the
pie Mat toadervbip ot the Rapolbllcan
party arbaa ho otiyetotes that cob
peUtaee far tho priaa of «10,040 to bo
ettaeed for the beet nontioai for
tho peat SapoMIrun national plat
farm doll bo “yeony meo or young
—ia aodcr Si years of ago." Baa
bs ao naHmii in tba aaeicota of
his party T Does bo too doabt the
ad ability of the man who
the 0. 0. P. to,
•? to It possible
to boHoea—with the
net of the coon try— that yootha
"oadar Si yean of age** ore oa capa
ble of waklag. a soecsmf ul Kepahli
taiaiy ~
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ts give that aid. If we re
■AhIMfco' Hr. Biddto’i
Srthnnj win be
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The reoilJcat mi
The SiSwiii
Berne of . President's critic
esaTtniHritony «hJ£!ftto!t iThU*^
tton with respect to the rottroods to
boo moved hastily ee without givlai
tho BeyuMItoo majority to Cenyrea
* fair eppiTtoalty to fsneolate one
foaed the latmaata af atoakholdart
sod the yobtk'e rights. Ahhoagh M
eras cowcededly o big prebiem, Utii
rctora of Ao rood* to private owner
«Mp aoder whatever form of Todor
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It la with keen pleasure that wa
he tnt year ad ecu yeaag friend,
rha Haraett Caaaty News, publish
'd at LiDlagtea by Hand.raaa Steele,
mat week's iseee roeadsd eat title
rear. That laeaa waa so full at ad
rsrtleiag that we ere convinced that
heals has made a “go” at tha thing
hat so many have tried srlth Httte
The News haa aa aacuUaat pleat
—one that hay town ahoald ha pro ad
»f —and Its editor haa given Unac
ted a newspaper that ranks high o
siong the weeklies of Tarheetin.
The Dispatch commends his eater,
prise aad eaogiatalatea him aad LU
Hmgton apea the success that haa
tome aad ia la kora May he and
the News live long and prosper.
Tho Knitting Mill
A Probability.
It appears that Dunn Is to bteoau
the ska of a branch at tho great Carr
knitting mill industry. Thera is,
however, a possibility that the oppor
tunity will be lost to tha comm unity
through dlsinlersetadnecs on the
part of tboee who ahoald cooperate
with the Chamber at Commerce la
its effort to land tho thing.
What is needed now in tha asour
aace that tha caatpany wfU have suM
cient help to operate a pleat Thera
ahoald ho no trouble la giving this
assurance. Coed pay. clean aad
wholesome work is offered young wo
men. Tho opportunity to Warn is
offered —aad pay will be gtvon while
in the precise
Help la the only problem. It ia
hare. Thera are do tnisrp rices em
ploying women ia largo aomhare^
There are many who can work'.
mere are soma woo snouia. inis
is the first enterprise whose cowing
to Dann depends spun the wosnen.
We have enough faith In the wesson
to believe that they win do their part.
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IN AND ABOUT i:
the TOWN ; i
mimmmtmnsttff
D. 8m Cox her* for the American
PtiiIii— Ceaspaay, ha* fallen la love
witt Dun and pramies* te make -his
stay kero as long as pa wikis. He
see* our fsalts, however, and doesn't
hesitate to point them out Princi
pal among theee Is the untidy condi
tion of the streets sad allays. Ha
says It is a shame that e town no
pretty and with each nicely paved
streets should be allowed to become
so absolutely and absurdly dirty. If
we were dawn around the Canal Seas
ho says, nil of ns would din of ytOew
fever, bubonic plague or some ether
psoMtonro Oar hotel facilities offer
aagthwausjgMbrMjxCfei^^o
eofecc hb most lasting SpmS of
Dunn. That twpvdidnn cannot he
goad under inn* tsndltiss, he mys
He advises that the badness mu of
Dunn taka tons at spending n few
winter days aad sights la local hotels
Thu, ha points nut, they win bare n
pretty therimgh knowledge of what
visitors think of- Dunn.
The thirty employees of the Barnes
aad Holliday Company have banded
themselves brio an organisation with
an ambition to sell half a million dol
lars worth of goods this year. Har
per McD. Holliday, son ef the big
chief, is president of the cmoclstion
and Fred Baggett b its secretary.
Every employee. Including every
body from Mr. Holliday dawn to the
colored track driven, to a member.
Every Mecdsy night they meet hi the
stare to discuss different phases sf the
business sad to exchange ideas for tbs
good of the bonce. We mot with
the crowd last Monday night end
were given a now Insight to tbs nw
sou (or tbs big sstahllshment's suc
cess. The meeting opened with pray
er by Mrs Proctor, of the f nnuture
department. Thu Mrs. Harper Hol
liday sang a solo la that deep, rich
sweet voice that 1ms endeared her to
the hearts sf Dunn people. Mrs.
Bob Swain pinysd the nccompani
ment on the piano. With those pre
llminartos out of the way K. L. Cooke,
Hector Strickland, Mrs, Proctor and
John C. Phillips made talks on the ef
ficacy of adwtbtng aad the best way
te ase It Those were parts ef the
set uforrsm. Then tbs Me bom
talked to ale men and women on
eeprit 4o corps, tailing thorn how
mueh ho expected of them. It is a
Aao Idat sad is beiap ex eel la stir ear
rled oat H wB do a lot for tho
Bemee t RoUUUj Company and far
Dana daring tho renting year.
Harvey McKay has uncovered a
SS-year old edition of tho Ptae
Blatr Arkaoau Dispatch. oahilchad ia
tha town in which Us father and
mother ware merrtad and lived before
the eider McKay roteraod to tha Mile
of hie native Harnett forty rears ago.
Tho Dispatch ia dated Pneemhcr 1.
ISM aadie in emeOeal etaU of pre
•erraUon. It la, meteh to tha awry
Ml /o^bond* p.’p.T^totr Coed/oeat
M—NI i»iu OkM
war and meptlaae ia aaa of ite etor
the Bar. X McNair, a anted Praahy
tw1f» *V oBeiotad at the
wedding of Harroy'e parents, thaw- i
iag tha depraved leadHiem of new*- <
cETSsirdE: i
to — >th»r eelama aa advartiaaaat •
ehranletea tha fact that the dmnMa «
Jw* • Rat of dao wiae^ WaeT|l
dtao and tltaien jt
their attention to loading the negro
oat of that darkness which has 10
,100* rotar^od fi* pgograag Prof.
J G Smith, princisel of the negro
school*, tod all of his pupil* to Ur?
hall in which the i slab ratios waa
held. Ho rood the emancipation pro
clamation and pointed with pride to
his chargos who store endeavoring to
lit thsaaaslve* far rospoctahl* cHlisn
khlp. W. H. Quick, a colored law
par of Sanford, waa the principal
speaker. He smpheiircil the aezemti
17 for thrift, industry and training
and said nothing about politics or
jim crew car laws. Dr. Codrtagt»n
tad Bov. H. W. Horton, also among
the speakers spoke along the seme
hie. All w*«-> proud of the progress
the rnco had mad* aader great dif
ScaKie# and wore hopeful of greater
things ao white aad colored people
grow to aadesstaad each ether bvt
Becnaee there waa no evldonct
hat ho had dene anything wrong the
mm against Slag Jsag, Chines* Ison
Hyman, waa dismissed when it came
elm the Superior Coart far trial
hi* wock.Sing waa arrested ea a
Hargo of haring ride* money from
> peeks* hook ke found la his laorv
try. The pocket booh belonged to
i maa named Barefoot who left H
hors whan ho called far hit lasn ,
Iry. Sing found the pane and out
t away far safe hasping Whan Mr i
Mrafaot returned ho headed it to i
fm. Several hotel later Mr. Bar*- i
••t returned a seeond ttete, alleging
katJM was ariaring. Sing kU* .
othtem *« ft aad waa seat to coart i
oruani of Dana's hurinaag men went <
» LilUnaten to prove the Chtearaen <
f good ihteaatea. Ad aeon as tbs <
ttetew^iiitil to the Judge t
W. Byrd, at iMr bom* near Dunn.
The house had beta tastefully decor
ated for the occasion with holly and
mistletoe.
The Simple bat Impressive ceremo
ny was performed by Rev. Mr. Port
er, pastor of the bride.
Only immediate amanbere aad a
few friends of the family wore pres
ent. *
Tbc bride was lovely In a coat
suit af taupe velour cloth with aeces
sorios to match. After the ceremony
ton (vests were ushered into the din
ing room where u elegant supper
waa eervd.
The bridd is the accomplished
daughter of Hr. W W. Byrd, a prom
inent planter near Dunn.
The groom Is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Stephenson ef this
city...
Mr. aad Mrs. Stephenson will re
aide at Durham wberT Mr. SUphaw
ton holds a position with the Imperi
al Tobacco Company.
BARBOUR-CLARK E.
Robert Hassell Igrbour and Mrs.
Blanche Proctor Clark#, two of
Dunn’s most popoldr young persons,
ears married last Thursday In the
Baptist Parsonage Ms Fayetteville.
Jar. Mr. Schneider officiated. Only
i few of the closest friends ef the
!ounle knew ef their intention te
aad. la eoaseqsesee few whs eased
he ceremony. After a wedding aup
xr at the LaFayetta they returned
4 their home here.
Mrs. Barbour is a daughter af Mrs.
'entile Ward Procter aad has made '
saay friends during her few mouths i
f residence here. Mr. Barbour lg
Jehuatoa County bey aad hue been
"Ployed In the Hood A Oraatham |
'rug store far several months la
>onn. (
Goewm itxmj
Mrs Chaa. W. SpeO spent There- I
•y is Wade ertth tin Ain McNeill.
Mr*. H. A. Parker ef Dana te I
poudlag a few days with her mother I
In. Mary Flefc. (
Mrs. Norms Pop* spent Sunday in
Godwin with bar parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Pope.
Mia* Milo Jones is spending a few
daya in Wilmington with friends
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wsrd are spend
liff s few days in Florence S. C. with
friends
Misses Sadi* Markham and Annys
Beetle Graham have returned to
Greensboro where they ar* student*
Harvey Markham left for Washing
ton^ p. C. Saturday to taka up hii
Mr. aad Mrs. H. J. Osterfcsmp are
spending a few days with Mr* lister -
lamp’s parents Mr. aad Mr*. D. A.
Mim Gladys Watson of Delias, Oa.
has arrived to taka charge of the mo
swjlepartment la the Godwin High
Mis* Ethel Graham has rotumod
to Linden to taka up her duties aa a
member of the school faculty.
Mim Eetalme Starling of KorAaw
R- C , Is spending her vacation with
her pa rente Mr. sad Mr*. G. H. Star
C. C. Godwin aad two sens Chris Jr
uid Unwood of Panama City. Fla.,
bare returned to their bom* after
■pending eereral days with his moth
>T Mrs. H. Mslatyr*.
Mrs Haywood Howard af Salem
mrg baa returned to her ham* after
ipandiag several days with bar par
mta Mr. aad Mia. I T. Markham.
i£t£ktSSZ.?/2i)!Z
Sss.'SLr —*
Mim Lowaoy Olivo ef Dana spent
afLioSS? k
Mim Bshiasa Oadwhi af Atlanta,
fliaTZj *" Go4wla wMk
Mka CaJUa Bhsdm at Washington.
i.'Layssrrt.’sa:.'"
Miasas IWby Turner aad Laaila
Wwr* have rataruad to Flam Me
ionald Col leg* where they are sta
Him OUdvr Warren kaa rstornod
l« achool at Oxford.
Reprcoontatnre 8soil of How York
•ajras "Wo wfll nsror bar* a prow
poroua country uni.** tko railroad*
I ho moo !▼«* or* prooporoaa **
. ®oor* M-KoM* of N*bra*ko My*
lhat "waAofolaraa and extravacaaro
O* torfn ooil* of thio bo«r and may
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h* piacad in
idUnraa."
Tba Boaton Araaaen km rated to
fir# tap their America* Federation
of Lnbor ehortor in th* International
Aaaoolation of Flro-Fighter*.
Dr. Henry Van DyW myet "Labor
«•**«• am tor* by diapatee for con- _
tool by men wbo neeer dH an besoot
d*y*a wot* In tbolr Urea."
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it Isn’t j
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If You Want A Cole Planter
Buy It Immediately
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We have a limited quantity that will not begin to
supply the demand and do not know when we can
get more. I
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Chattanooga Flows
Disc Harrows and
Cultivators of All Kinds
Buy before prices take another
t
jump and while we have the
goods.
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AUDITORS UNABLE TO DISTINGUISH VOICES
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Include all
Popular
and
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by the
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and
Musicians
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OUR WAREHOUSES ARE FULL OF GOODS
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ELECTRICAL
No contract too Ian* or anal) Potaonnl Attention Oivon all Work
JAMES T.FOISTER
Electrical Contractor
Fefwenc^ Purniahod Lon* Raperlcnrr
Omee and flock room In Purdle Broa Building Telephone 248. Dana, N. C
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WANTED GIRLS
Girls willing to learn hosiery looping ;
and those experienced in looping who :
wish employment in Dunn will please
write or leave their address with The :
Dispatch. Attention Durham Hos- ::
i*ry Mill. ‘