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d«-. anyl Aits. t. L. RiddU an
chid ten spent Saturday and Sunda
in F iyottrv.lle with friends.
A. R. Wilson, who is now Jn th
drug business at Selma, way here U
■'.ay to visit relative*.
Miss Blanche Cromartie, o
CteenviUe. ia hrtc to visit Mr. nm
Mrs. R. L. Cromartio. She is H slate
o‘ Mr. Cromartie.
Mm. C. B. Ptrriy, nf dslms, span
i's. jrilay and Bo-td-ay tore *i a gate
,n tha hoatt «: Di and Mi*. Charle
!l'it:hm»ith.
J. F. Motley, tobacco warehouse
man, was birr today nil route fron
Benson, whore he conducted a wore
I omc 1»K year until it was hornet
'■i:iy in the snasvn. to his horns noai
Kti<iun> Springs.
An old time fiddler's conventioi
will be held at Shady Grove school
house Saturday night, March 18th
This was scheduled to be held two
weeks ago, but was postponed on ac
count uf die rainy weather. A large
crowd Is expected to bo present to
morrow night.
Members of Chleora Chapter, Uni
ted Dauahlor* uf the Confederacy,
Ird by Mm. McD. Holliday, president
of the chapter, spent yesterday at
Fayetteville with the gueete of thr
Confederate Women'! Horae. The
Dunn visitor* carried banket dinners,
fruits and other refreshments.
Hannibal L. Godwin, former con
irrrvaaan, now one of Dunn'i leading
lawyers, will teach the Divine Street
Vtdrjr Bible Class next Sunday
morning. Mr. Godwin has been a
mrmbnr of the elaar alnte It* organi
zation more than ^thirty year* ago
and has never been ahaent from any
of da eeseione except when he was
away from Dunn.
Noill Green, proprietor of Green'i
Buick Service 'Station, Is suffaring
from a fractured ar*. The injury
was sustained revend days ago while
Mr. U;«en wa* at work in his shops.
Hr was working on a car when some
one stopped on the started of another
tar which was in gear. R« wrist
wai caught between the two cam.
The fracture ia knitting nicely now,
however.
Alex Wood, a paralytic who is fa
miliar ttgurr on the street* of Dunn,
Mige.-vd painful cate about the face
Wedaeuday afternoon whan ha full
to the pavement in Board Street
while trying to walk to hia buggy from
vuy’s ba.ber shop. He wa* uncon
scious for aoveial minutes, but ap
peared to bo but slightly injured af
»*“"■***-data wounds were treated by Diu
mmwat p.TB*«n, w i * i ■
you got it? IU all over the schools,
they say About every fourth kM has
contracted it and it is not Improbable
that ill will get it before the term
is out. If ynu* child develops symp
tom*. keep him at home. The polite
name for it U, according to latest
pronunciation, "ex-om-a.'’ When wa
were kids no polite folks hail it, but
then 'twas known by a shorter anti
uglier name.
Joe B. Swa.n, who played so large
e part in organising the North Cero
1 na Cotton drawers Cooperative Aa
• ocigf'.on, will preach in the Chriatian
Church next Sandsy morning. Mu.
Swain was for sovaral yuan a min
ister o' the Christian Church and
waa pastor of a large church in IMUa
tmrgn for nix years. Ho la a man of
wonderful force and a preacher of
unusual eloquence. A cordial invite
..on to hear him ia extended to the
. public.
ucnury iim .xuan, contractors who
rrc to build (he trtmnir school build
ing her*, »r« arranging to hare ma
terial shipped to Dunn immediately
and are hoping to begin actual con
struction of the building within a fow
joys. Tho structure is to' cost nearly
$70,000 and le to be completed by
the middle of port September under
the terms of tbo contract. Qoatry and
Nash bare the contract for all of the
construction except the plumbing and
steam fitting, which wM awarded to
Bell and XiHor, a local plumbing con
cern.
r. K. Daeis, an engineer (it the
employ of tbo Carolina Power and
Light Company, has practical)* com
plied purchases of right-of-way for
tho company's lines between Dunn
and Benson and expects actual con
struction to bo elarted within the next
fow days The company hopes to tabo
over tho operation of- the local sys
tem by tbo middle of April, iw con
tract with U»e town coll* for ser-rire
here within ninety days from tbo
data of tho election through which tho
contract wae ratified by tbe rot era.
The town It fo receive $48,000 for
tho electric system and electric cur
rent umrn arn to be permitted a
large saving In bills for current on
ilor the contract.
HBBa9BBr9BBHB«B
*' *«»*•> tU» Any friend* of Mr. ani
t Mr*. Floyd Barefoot, war# delightful
r J> e«te>talned but Saturday nigt,
W‘tb u fruit -upper at tha home ol
Mr. u«j Mm. J. 1). Horton, a feu
*: n:-eu rad of Dunn, .die* Susan Lai
I *n* win dot of a box of ban boat bj
.''■aricr tho prettiest basket of frail
» nought to the * upper.
*j Became of the inability of Fran)
Steadman and J. R. Carpenter t<
r t reach Dunn Monday night tha build
II in* and loan project wa* not under'
• ' taken by tha diroctoi* of the Cham
■ bar of Commerce la tha ragulai
: I monthly mroOag held at that tig*.
; Ma.'.tr*. Steadman and Carpenter eXi
i ! pact to come to Dunn seine time early
i next weak, however, and then some
real progress will be made on tha
; ;<Ira.
Pcaice'* Bakery recently ha* pur
I chaaed a Dodge auto truck through
| Smith and McKay to deliver it* bread
and other product* to merchant* in
; Bui*'* Creek, Llblagton, Coat*. An
[ giar, Duke, Benson and other sur
minding town* The Bakery ha* bull:
l up a large palroaagu In near-by
j town* whoa* people hare learned to
I approrlate the purity of the product*
. and th* cxceHenee of the bakery’*
• -aivica.
Jim Byrd, merchant, of Bonnier oi,
1 and chairman of the Coanty Board
| >f CommiMionen, k in town today.
| Many establishments ar* offernig
>. inei for those who ar* to enter the
j difle.-eat educational contest* to he
held when the county ichool rally la
! -taged at LilHngton March 85. AH
th* schools of tbe county ar* ta take
tart in (hie rally. Pnofaaeor B. P.
Gentry, county superintendent, was
■> yesterday making arrangements
for the rally
Mn. McD. Holliday, president of
j he local chapter of th* United
i Oaudjhter* of th* Confederacy, re
1 quests the Dispatch to state that the
fuur State Scholarships gi*r~t by th*
orgurfixation for next year are still
| c;>*a. AH of thes, sre for the North
I Carolina College for Women at
'(tree .sboro except on*.'or young men
it A anil K. Collage, Baleigh. Appli
xtion bUcki will be mailed to any
vung men and women who arc In
'.—seed and wJI apply to Mn. Peter
; Gorreli, 409 Wcit Fifth 8lre*t, Win
| >ton-8alem, N. C. Application* moat
be in befor* April i.
Tk. .IVe.tu Btkl. f'l_ _m g is I
Ilngton. Benson and Selma are plan- I
nlng to visit the Divine Street Claas ,
M early dates, or as soon as plane far I
.heir entertainment can be arranged.
| They art anxious to get some of that
j .aspiration which has made of the
I ocal class one ef the loaders in North
! Caroline, tinder the leadership of D.
I H. Hoed, who hya bean iti teacher
for more than I'j year*, the clam has
State and many other teach one want
to bring their rlasers hen to see how
A is do.ie. The average attendance at
the weekly sesronr of the clew now
eve ages nearly 100.
Tha triangular debates among the ,
'.ugh schools of the State will be bald 1
Friday evening, March It. The query !
for dieouesioo this year it: Resolved, :
"That the United 8tate* Should Eater
the League of Netlono." Tho Dunn
High School is in a triangular with I
Sanford and Smith field. Tha debaters
for ths Durui High School sre: Affir
mative, Bruce Cromartie and Luctte
Ayeock; negative, Uascom Parker and
Emil/ Newberry, All affirmative
teams remain at bona. Bmlthfteld*
negative team will coma to Dunn and
Dunn's negative team will go to San
ford. The public Is cordially invited
to bear the debate here between •
Dunn and Bmlthflcld.
Mr. R. C King Telle . Woaderful
Stevy A Wat Rate. Rend H
‘•For months my place was alive
with rule. Losing chickens, sags,
feed. Friead told me to try RAT-1
SNAP. I did. Somewhat diaappn'.ited
at first not seeing many dead raw.!
but in a few days didn't see a livo
one. What ware not killed are no* |
around my placo. RAT-SNAP sure,
does the trick." Three sixes, *6c, OSe,
fl tt- Sold and guaranteed by But
ler Brothers, Hood und Grantham,
Wlleoa sad Lee.
I j man, of fine Ch rift mu character am
»“ *»vod by a great host of friend*
She woo a daughter of die late Samp
Mfl M. Jaokaoa of Harnett county
and w»« bom near Dvina in )Ut Sb.
wm wrddod to Mr. Ilodyej In too*
| 84o la ourvived by her biubaad
two MGa and two daughter* Th<
daughter* are Mi* Ida Godwin ant
Riat An trie Hodge* The teat art
Sampjon and Cart. Five deter* and
three brother* at*o aurvlva bar. They
are Mr*. Baphronia Barefoot. Bn
Verne Lawler, af Pctrrabary; Rufat
MUIatd and June Jaekaon, of Duma.
NEGRO ACTOR RRFUSES TO
RIOR IN "JIM CROW CAR
AND GETS OFF THE TRAIN
Wincheotcr. Pa., Ranh 16.—Rath*
- r than ride io tlio "Jm Crow" com
j partisan! af a Pcnnaytvanla railroad
I train from th, ctato to thru city,
: Chirk* 8. Gilpin, negro actor, and
j hi* troupe quit th* train at Clears
• brook, Va., and made the root af th*
trip to WinchcMer by aotowwbtl*.
■ When th* conduator told Gilpin th*
, Virglaia IUU requirement* in rw
gard to negro paaiigin a heated
armnaeat la aadd to have followed
which retailed hi gome quotation!
from Preoidrnt Harding’* e*prewed
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♦ BUSINESS LOCAL
ir IT’S TH* ITCH, WE HAV* TM*
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YOU HAVE T1UED THI
n«» I17 tk» k«t. Roo^ Tin*
a«to«y. 1*
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- WANTED TO TEAOE.—M ACHEJ
r ot load, t iW far Midi*
i IfHi oatMd* leva HmMj. Be.
I. 0. Wfflaaa. Dana* N. C. 14 M*
IF rr* THE ITCH. WE HAVE THI
rwaad*. Haad A OrartMa. Me
uwt POA THE BED MAN 0*
Um curb. That U 4b* Haad Tin
deal— tign. A la In treat at E. V
Oalaajr'a IT tfe
irm Ttfx itch, ws have t»
I rowed*. Haad A Ofsatfcaw. It*.
IQUEEN*! ALAND COFFEE—4Ss*».
per posed Fraaaaaaa* Cadi Gro
eanr. ItXe.
KODAK FINISHING. — HIM
Earth la saw In aortlaa ta ratals
print* within *4 hear* altar file**
art left at her Modi*. A lath ad
be* will ha ftuad at tha dear at
the Medio In which fthaa tear ha
dropped. lead.
IF rrs THE ITCH. WK HAVE THE
rawed*. Head A Omotham. Me.
NOTICE TO TAXFAYEKS—I VUl
he In Dean aa lEatarda*. March
IMh, tar Ih* parpen at reoohrin*
M,. Job. w. oaad I
Mrs. #•<>• Hodgoa, wife of Jaba
W. Hadgas. diad Saturday morning I
foHowtag an lUnraa of four wrote
from typbted favor. Puitrral aarricaa
woro hold laaday afternoon la Dl
vina Strdst Motbodtag OHarch and
wora cos darted by bar pastor, Bav.
t. H. Baffatea. assisted by tar. i. U
Davis, paster of tba flrw WIU Bap
: tlst abareb. Intenment was atari# la
J On an wood Camatary la tba praaaaaa
I of a largo galbariog of sorrowing
' '/tends and raiaUvaa. ,
Mrs. Hodgrs was an aacoltent wo
HOT WEATHER
IS COMING - •
FIDDLERS CONVENTION
--AT
Shady Grove Academy
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAR. lgtf,
SUPPLEMENTED BY ICE CREAM
Old Time Fiddlers, Banjo Pickers And
Clog Dancers are invited to enter the contest.
CASH PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN
$5 CASH PRIZE For VOCAL QUARTET
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Car Load—
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Hen Feed and Little Chick Feed
—and— - ] 7
Ideal Horse and Mule 7eed
--JUST RECEIVED
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Offered at the following prices pier 100
pound bags:
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DAR1Y FEED - 12.75
HEN FEED _~
1 ITT? E CHICK FEED r.l$2J50
HQRSE AND MULE FEED.12.00
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* Try Oi*r Farcy Porto Rico Molaaaaa
5 Gallon can .for.$3.75
Dunn Package House
H.M-PITMAN, Muavr
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Do You Drink Milk?
Cur l ilk It m food iu the belt. If ■eSP"*%r *
«nte—then you will become a -
Oar dowm are rogietered Jenaya and ■
f!!Z! eaalUrty
oarr. with nodern convenience*.
‘ ALL PHONE SI WREN YOU WANT
The White Dairy Co.
WORTH ftL POPE, Manager
For Sale at Bargain Prices
j Two. i Jorw i-U>. tuu to A-1 I
iVuilama eon a».il, mr. Om KtCox.awk
On# 10-rn. Uuetduag wtoe,
-braird to* fcuafcel*. On Mont, ho
Oco John Doen riding glow. Two i«- a
at om farrow. Oaa MJt harrow IS
latter, P. and a make, to
,ara plantar. Om Joke Deera^togk row rfdkn
. aK)valor gtrctout. Oaa
-*9 wachtoa. One bay rakt, atao two i
>r differest Urtda of warden, ewttinUn,
caitimten and upright ptowa. StaUa. i
xtnanUy, will atU at bargaia prices.
Haoa looted «y farm tr.ar.rtto teak of Me ewe and han't mm
If Sajetet4cf Miy a.' tkm ikoft c+mr u m «w mmi Wt*» m If w* c»a 4u
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Toledo Scales
For Grocery Stores, Market*.
Liberal Term Payments
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Wm. B. PARKER
Goldsboro. N. C.
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A. !. PENDERGRASS
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t. «. 1 alao h»w Aim milk tow < id Duse am mj 9%i tor iH
Feldmans Department Store |
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W^H ■ Ox Offer on 8atariajr, Mar.
18 th, Twenty - Fire loftar"
Dresses In Canton Crepe, Mat
Crepohr the Season’s Newest
States end Styles, Worth i p to
$35.00, in on States end No Two
Ante.
Special for Saturday Only
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. $15.95
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