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Mm. R. O. I*iimroar it in Asheville*
to spend a few duya.
Mrs. Robert Surleg |r Visiting rela
tive* in Portsmouth.
Graham Olive and Vhomar Hood
apant Wednesday in Kolelgh.
Sheriff W H. Turlington wee here
Thursday lo attend Recorder! Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Polk spent
Sunday in l.illinjtton and Fayetteville.
Ander William* of Autryville, was
a businoas visitor in Uunn Thursday.
Mra. G. L>. Craig has boon vny
■ick at her1 home here for several
days.
Mr. and Mra. William Jackson Have
returned from a short visit to Kuquay
Springs.
Ellison Coddaid was a! Mantao this
week to attend the Teat sail-Wiatcott
wrdding.
Mist Ethel Lucaa loft Saturday for
Faieun where she will visit relatives
and friends.
Rev. J. M Daniel retamed Wed
nesday night from Wilmington and
Carolina Beach.
Rav. Eugene I. Oliva has returned
from Wilmington Beach where he
spent several Hays.
Miss Grace Cruekett Is s|irndlng
two weeks ns the guest of Mlsa Gladys
rouahee at Jonesboro.
Miss Blanche Thornton of Mulliua.
S. C. ia her* this w*rk th* guest
of Miss Florence Coopar
Mra. Foy Pillmsn hn« retumi'd
home after a shun visit Ui her abler,
who has been quite sick.
Mrs. N. A. Townsend and mother.
Mrs. J. J. Wade, have returned from
a viait to Wnghtsvillo Beach.
Mr. and Mra. W. W. Weeks have
returned from a Severn) days viait
'|> Wilmington and Wrfghtrvillc
Bench.
Cant and Mra. I. M. Ream and
daughter, Mi** Julia Howard, are
spending the week In Kinston with
relatives.
Mias Margaret Wade left Sunday
for Richmond Va., where she will
*P< nd wcornl day* with her aisle i.
Mra James Hampton
Chester Woodall, of Charlotte. is
here tv visit George Grantham. Jr.
Born —to Mr. and Mra Marion
Baggett, a girl.
Mra. J. R. Collins, her daughter,
Mian Mandc. and hor sun llubart, oT
Charleston, are here to visit Mr. and
Mra. X M. PeariaJL
Mines Iioiolhy and Annie Elisa
beth Lee and Benson, are visiting
Miaa Meta Harper at her home on
8outh Wilson Avenue.
M iss Corrinnn Jackson has returned
from Manteo, where 'Hr attend'd the
marriage at her step-brother, David
Pearsall, Widnesday evening.
Miaa Jessie Phillips roturnud Wed
nesday to her home In Graham after
having spent fevers! days hoiv as a
guest of Mum Helen Parker.
Mias Ida Mae Pittman and Miaa
Martha Taylor left Wednesday night
for Cumberland Maryland, where
they will visit Mias Elsie Oglebay.
Rev. A. B. Harrsll. of Petersburg,
Va. la spending the week here with
Mra. Harrall, who la visiting her pa
MUs Gertrude Marsh and Mim
Holland of Fayetteville, who have
been the events of Min Elisabeth
Thompson, have returned home.
Miss Anna Barnard Benson of
Monruu, after spending scvcial days
here the guest of Uus Rachael Clif
ford, returned Friday to her home in
Monioe.
Mm Annie Parker, a member of
the gTadcd school faculty lau year,
after spending a weok hare as the
ruest of Miaa Julia Howard Ream*
r a turned home Saturday.
Dr. Paul A. Slwran continue* ill
at hts home in Greensboro. Ilia of
fice here has b«~>n closed for several
week* and it will probably b«? several
days yet hdforc Dr. Stewart is able
to return to Dunn.
Mias Flora MrQacen, »lstrr lu Rev.
Angus R. McQueen of the PrvsbyLc
rian Church here, has boon selected
to direct community work in Wake
County. She win a tea me her new
dntlvs September 1.
Mr. aud Mra. V. E. Williams uia
off on a two-weeks motor trip
through thn western part of the
State. While away they .will viait
Asheville, Ut. Gilead, Charlotte and
other place* or interest.
Mr. and Mr*. David Pearsall ar
rived this morning from the North.
They were matried at Manteo, the
bride's home, last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Pearsall was Miss Lena Wrgt
cott, who taught in the schools here
last yaar.
Mr. and Mia. K. A. Stewart of Lil
lington, have returned from a two
weeks trip to Niagra Falls, Montreal,
Quebec and New York City, and are
spending a few days In the city with
Mrs- Stewart's paiente, Mr. and Mr*
J. C. Crockett.
Mrs. Cornelia C. Morris of Hen
derson, district agent of the St at*
Home Demonstration work, who
makes he* headquarters at Header
!*•'>, snent yettr.-day in Harnett coun
ty. bhe was In Dunn in the after
noon, Inspected the fair grounds and
made arrangements for tha display
of the home demonstration depart
ment this year.
Picsident Henry A. Tuillngtoi
and Bee ret* .y T. L. Riddle, of th«
Harnett County Agricultural Fair A»
sociation, attended a meeting of mem
bers of the Carolina Association o1
Fairs held in Wilson this week. Is
this meeting arrangements were mad I
for racing at the Dunn and ethci
fair* In the circuit thie year. It wai
stated that there will be a reeort
number of horses in the circuit
Mia* Fannie Breaks, who servo*
Harnett the past yaar ** Home Dem
onstration sgsat, has given op hei
work and has bam succeeded by Min
Marion Bwatn of Miami, Fla. Min
Brooks has done ore*llent work an<
resigned on accoenl of her health
on the advice of her physician. 8h<
hat returned to .her horn* la Jones
boro. Mia* Swsin, her successor
has bad experience In this line o
work in her native Slate and coma
to the county highly recommended
Bhe already, has takca up her dstie
end I* making a trip through tlx
county this week. Jflio was In Dum
yesterday.
The Non-partlran League lost 12
000 votes la the reevnt North Dako
ta election*. There is talk of Town
ley, the Non-partisan loader, Hakim
up with the Socialists.
*or muxinf u** of hr old stall o.i
th* farm where Daniel Webeiei war
bom. the caretaker waa ril«mla*d.
Coke reached the price of I18.&H
in Pennsylvania.
The Panama Canal ha* Jut paaard
Uirourtfi tta drlcat season, the water
In the reserve Catun reservoir bring
Ju»t rofBciaut to maintain a naviga
ble depth. I
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;amtly reunion
On lh« morning of the 26th of July
Ihr children and grand-ch'Mxca of T.
R Williams, Bampoon County, mat at
the homt of his eldest eon, T. M.
Williams of Angisr, to celebrate hi*
icventieth birthday.
About cloven o’clock children aad
rrand-children began to arrivt, bring
Ir« i.-ark»> ' Ird.n >' th Rood ih'rc- to
Promiitly ut 14 u't-i-x'; .. X t- ' .’» •
In tho dining room war in tctUuKU
to food the hungry children. Rev.
R 1'. Taylor, pMlor of M. E. Church
at Angior, war praernt and offered a
short prayer. After which a few
brief remark* were made by Father
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ar- rean oi health uad hapaioaaa.
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JULY FOURTH 1920
THE 1XDEP1KDENCE that our
furefeihcr* diedJtu gain.
THE INDSPfNDENCE that our
aont foyght tolhiainUin.
THE -1NDIPENDENCF. that i*
rberi»hed‘Jn ttm inmoat aoul of every
norma) hirnain being.
This tn4tpJr.dfr.ci> is only half
complete It me are not Independent
financially. I I
i We all eHre. that. INDEPE.VD
! ENCE It nu wurth fighting for. Ii
iU then, noOaorth saving for?
EVERY D* IS INDEPENDENCE
DAY l*R THE THRIFTY
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_ T. V. SMITH, President.
M. C. BUTLER. Vice Pree.
B. E. JACKSON. Vico-Pree.
GUY M. HOOKS, Caahier.
1 E. T DRAPER. Aaat Cashier.
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T. L. Riddle, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce,
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