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Parker, of JUaJdayham.
»f»l the w*ak end h#re ydlk lila
“W
*n 9*0 Watkina left Honda, far
Nyw Tprlt where ha will by far A»v
wi dpi.
Mr. and Mrs. Jama* jjarofom of
^ayettevWe, spent tha wa*> pad
pith raladvea.
Mr Geo W. Gardner *n<t Jlr- Jr*t»
MVepn, ware bannas* rial tar* to H**
Bern thi* erook.
Mf« Mayyia Butler loft last week
for Xlaaitaee, Fla., to eiait fir*. Mln
' M McCorquodal*.
Girard Wtlom, principal of tha
Anykr Hiyh School, spent the week
end hare with relatives.
Mr. and Mra. Henry 0. ifheJQ and
•JauyhUr, Mas Evelyn, left Qptnrday
for JLsltiph whore they pill 'make
their Keme.
Secretary Biddle of the Dunn
Chamber of Ceaameree, I* in Raloifh
and Sanford this week on business.
Ha will return te Dona Thunday.
Mra. C. B Taylor returned te her
ho"** la raywtteviUa Saturday after
•pend In* the Chrlatmaa holidays with
her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. P. H.
Wyy&took.
Ml« Una Oough, who woe the
homo* meet of Ml* Ivo Papists for
a portion of the holiday*. left tha
Uttor put of Dm VMk foe her homo
in Lambert**.
fhuch Prince has boon in e Rich
mond, Va., hospital for the pert sev
eral days where he wont for a minor
operation. H* win probably return
homo this yrpob- .
Mr. U B. Baggett left left Friday
afternoon for Sanford, Fla., to vVdt
bU son, praxton Baggett, who to in
the eatemebile batineee in tfvyt
Mr. John Alderman, eon of Mr.
and Mr*- A. E. Alderman of the
Spring Branch section, left Sunday
fer Mew Orisons, La., where be *01
resume hie Bodies et Talent Untver
dty.
Mr. M Hargrove left Sunday aI
tcraoen far Tampa, Fla. He will he
tone fer tome thing like thirty dpys
an a prospective trip, and it is peeri
ble that be may decide to locate la
Florida. Mm Hargrove to already in
Tampa.
The aaaaaj meetii* of the mem
ben of the Dunn Chamber of Com
aierce will take place Friday evening
et T AO o'clock In the Fraternal HaU.
Every one who to interested in the
growth* end program ef Dunn should
attend this meeting.
*«bheo» ■» her new Hama eat ft
Broad efreel, Friday January 19th,
at 140 o'clock. A program of the
QOtOtint will be published in the nexi
ioeue of The Dispatch.
Pr Claude Fstton, of Savannah,
Oa., to visiting his mother on' Harr
attt. street. Mrs. Felton accompanied
as far aa Charlotte arhert she
stepped eF for a minor opecetion.
Claude to one ef the old Dunn boy*
who has gone out Into the world and
bringing thing* to paa and hi*
friends are atomy* glad to greet kipa.
The Fleishman Bros. Company
•M the B. O. Taylor Company open
Ajri* Mg at mi-annual etaaruaeo salee
Friday. Thto mot no that the people
who trade la Dana will have an «x
tyifjrt opportunity to buy merchan
at greatly reduced prices. Tkeas
sues ere Mg trading events sad look
ed forward to by many people of the
Dp*" District. Jteed their large eds
mcnm tuns Saturday
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bf ylayad ftn« at tha fair tnundi—
Saturday, January 18th batwaan
Shady Ora** High achori and D«n
A,lhrHt»jx, a baa eotayooed of boat
Vgfc achool hay* and ataaana*. Shady
Cftoo baaatad of a atomic grid team
during tht pa— aaaaan, Kayjng bat
o*Jy oat gaaaa an thoir aehadab, and
wy coaa* ban aayacting to taka hack
tha honor*. Sadi afternoon tha boat
team ta man procuring and path* at
teg' play* that they bay* will taka
tha riaftio off-UHr fact. next Hater
DUMN DSFSATS SHADY GN0KK
Lari Friday aftamoon an tha tyeyl
email. Dan High Sehyol dafugfed
Shady Ora** High ighMl ly a ganto
y baaket bad by the ararwhdaiiag
.aepra of 47 to IS. Thar* waa a bag*
• anted #f varistor* sraamt ty w}h
aa*B Ik* mat which akoandad b
ikagyy. play*. Tho waatWwny Uaal
and tha «itev*nt*U~. •* *• R-f
Hick School pdtfarmad WriHlaatty
and tha Shady Ora** team waa awt
cfaaaad ri rrary riaga of tha gam*.
“Sid** WUaon’a walk bring tha «D
***** ftebJ* Tha Dam Klfba
play a ratara gate* op On *“dy
Ota** aapri taday. total af!
tight r*r«Lt
Jaikaan Laft Foa’wary Wily, ft
MS.
fug Loft Oaari Oadwhi
IftWI. Wowkony of n^bgm*
HIlHary Aaadamy. Ttna kaayar,
Shaft af Trinity Path High Oehori.
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* WOMANS CUM CALENDAR *
» FOR JANUARY *
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* BwlMM Civic* Department *
* -JTrlday P. M., 3:30 o'clock, *
* Vanpary IS, 19S3. 3
V Hume Kcoiomlci Department A
* .Friday. P. SI.. S JO O'clock. *
* January SS, 19S8. «
* Mr*. Fred McKay, President *
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There will be a reacting of the
•iMullvt board of the Woman's club,
Wednesday. Janaary 10th, at 8:30
o'clock at the home of Un. P. M.
McKay.
T*o Woman’s club wil 1 meet
Friday January 12th, at 1:30 o'clock
In the club room. This ia the first
byeinocs meeting of the now year and
le to be a vary important ono and thr
president hps asked that every club
be present at tkJ* meeting
aa there art aomo important matters
to bo dloruaaod and which cannot be
decided upon unless there is a full
•ttandaoec. A cordial invitation to
Join the elnk ia extended to every^
one in Dunn who is net a member'
Start the new year by Joining the
Wonpaa'a club and becoming an ac
tive worker If you are interested
In making Dunn the most beautiful
as W08 as the "Lived Town Under
the Bun." be Nn to attend the lee
tjin |>y “fen FimakOa Allen.” on
“Remaking Mata Street" at the Op
era Hearn Wednesday evening, Janu
ary iftb St TSO o'clock. This is to
be fro* of cborg* and a large attend
|i*sf M dotfrtd.
CAMP F|ft* CIRL1 MEET
The Cherokee Camp Fire met at
the heme ef Ines Pridgen Saturday ■
afternoon. After a short business
meeting, they hiked out to the send
pile, two miles down the Durham and
Southern railroad. When the sandpits
woe reached, all the girls gathered
material far building the eamp fire.
Margaret Loess, Ruth Ball, Annie
Badges and Meric Owens won os •
honor by building a fire with one
match. After enjoying a sapper and
ponee tho girls reluctantly returned
to town, marching to the singing of 1
amp tongs. Helen Barnes of Payette- 1
rills. Ml a guest.
MAMIE PEARCE. Reporter.
r. L. RIDDLE TO LEAVE DUNN
Hmrm L BlddU, ess stony of tho 1
Duaa Chamber of Commerce tinea
its Inception three years ago, has
resigned bis poelboo and. with the ;
holding of the annual meeting of
tip organisation this weak when his
mrrasoor will be named, win laav* >
for Sanford, where ha wtH”e«go*^
I
of
the most active in North Carolina.
For throe yean he has worked for
ERa* and the grant farming commu
nity'which surrounds it Tew snter
pclpas in the town and few farms in
the surrounding country have not
fait the benefk lent effects of hit
Work- During hla residence here
Dunn has prospered in spite of the
two Warn years of boat nest depree
ilon; the community has buildcd new
echoola, scores at new homes, a doaan
stores. Mew enterprises have beau at
tracted and the old ones encouraged.
Mr. Mddlg Iggvas a better Dunn
than its found, and tho community
regrets his decision to give up seer*
tvial work. Mrs. Riddle and their
tvo little daughters win remain here
«*tH tips public apkoota cions in
June, fljss t&ey will Jeta Mr. Riddle
at the new 1gffpg in Rayford.
(Cepprr*a Weakly.)
Partogn their maaal
bpUday taagiatalataoaa from the Da
Pfrtaaqnt ad AsricBlture. Thto year It
to on Rowing WM.MO worth
ipor* kr»dacta in 1IB than 1M1.
Th*_ praia* la wall meant, but prtaer
4g*a»1 Ml mere ~g»r ta
Dm tymapto eotaa* nor mar* point
qn bto tow and ban; neither wfll
a b*)| btag gp/ tgwtor freight
qytrt wf me* *r Are* price* for
juryllyg to baa to bey while net
getting aooefer hie wheel. When thto
win to dltarfbutnd agieng 49 miliorv
fere* *q*k. It eaaaea dawn ta atoot 41
doBem apiece.
Aa leng aa the Amarteae farmer
grew*, e aurptaa. Urn bigger that ta
the imp begot*, and at aeeh tfawa b*
to more qpUtiad to ogndoiener* than
ta aengretntaD#**
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• "EVB"
'•Era” tb* George Wtete motoeel
eonrndy which we U the Mrtropol
*» theeWP an. eigfto. •aWaday.
Jengery totb, to ana ef the atndlng
a—total "bit*" ef the praeent seeroo
Tbe iinmn carrier thirty-five pea
pto, arneng wbe am ta be tawwd many!
aa eld Dm# farartta, notably Kim
Kyra Brown whew heaaty and w*B
kwawi* moeiaal eemady experience to
known wheeearar Dm Engltah laiigp
•go to apaban. Tba ptoee la in tare
••t* and thirteen aewan. end Invot
«•• twenty-eight me total aombera
and ton Mg rpoatai alaattoaal faatone.
T^m c nop ray tairtaa Hr awn apodal
O-hatapK w>l*b will ba amgmantad
with tag Iwal motodau. Tba wet
wfll taMhada baatdaa
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•am, Baby Riefcardn and many olden
I together with the famous ‘twenty Ad
»ml— Eves' said to be the niftier
choraa that e*or itrnyed nway froo
‘Dear Old Broadway.’
Business Local
CORN WANtoD.-^roM BUSHELS
of com eiltcit/ once. Beit mar
hot price >11/ paid W. D. Hoi
l*"d- Y »tfc
FARMS FOR HAVE 1
on«-hone t 5 milei
from Dunn reat sep
arately or b-, —uni man il
he can handl Land in fau
state of eulti sxerUont wa
**<■• nos. If in
torestwi K, .. to W. Osadc
BcU, Attorney. N. C. 02t pH.
FOR WANAMxNfcR COTTON SKRD
see JohnrtAJCotton Co., Dunn, N.
c- Wc
BUT COT
market buy iba
■ale by Johnaeti
_ _Rttv.
LOST—SUNDAY AFT ION
U a Dunn
end Rhoatrt lack leather
l^dbaf , return u>
Holmea 1 ... Dunn. M. C ,
*y Market. Key
ettaellU, and re reward. Wty.
! FINE Real M1 Vo* SALT.—
i la-room hoot*. Mod town cf
Anyier, well for rexUtenco
•r a boar “ _. Three yeed
larnui, two _t ami !oU in
fsrmi for rent. J
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MONEY TO tJOAV^AMY
—bckt
i t’lVCMWUI't
ilRJ.’ DOC
Hem
J<C*V 3 v.. vrt cu.i r*‘- him
b> stvlui; tuj T. Jomt.. Poke,|
S . 3 »1 M-j
Ttr.ICK.—juLH~RiyT,M ru CENT
Iim-L SblpBvnt^within 49 kna
iub G^bELNORA
(Fonatrfp of Philadelphia, Pa.)
n-. WoM'i Mutt
.-Ocxlo* bate
for t
kiinlHk
»m»i Hagnabs Aon
_ka>! zeroes street from
New Grammar school Building
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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Charter No. 7188 _„ .
OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIOnSbANK “
*£88.881 70
6*0.78 |
41.S87.S0
8,100.00
68,838.76
48,718.00
8.443*2
108,633.11 I
10.144.48
1,920 09
447 *0
3,000 00
IVWI .. .
Capital stock paid la ...
turpi us fund ... ...s._
Undivided profits../(314IDuj
las. current expe-scs, interest, and IBs vs paid.
Circulating notes outstanding___
Vp*ur* to Ftdttil Restive BSik (deferred
“T3iu> .... ..
Cashier's cheeks outstanding
Certified cheek"
Tetal of 1
Isann
act to L ... _
Individual liepoeill'sabje
Total of Hrrr.V-d depoits
deposits) am
[tme. deposits snhjJ
M daps, or sohjs
si'd postal saving
Certificates of deposit
rowed) __
)tit: time deposits
Total of time il
Jills payable (Inch
■eating money borrowed
Total .
Stale of iftrth
■ lefi.fi
' a: B TAT2P*. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of dBhaary, 1*21
J. L. HATOHSB, Notary Public.
Commission expires October 25. IMS.
Cermet—Ablest I
KT1 FJt GO LOST KIN,
MABV2N WADE.
TIT DKAUOHON.
Directors
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Dr. W. I*. Beffrett, Chii
^ OP^4eFICF. AT
Fim r»ti^wKBank Building, Third Floor
Fn^f January 12th, 1923
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J. L. HATCHER
Dunn. No/th Caiolira
Undertake?Lindr Licensed EmbaKner ;
Fv/pt Service l ./
Day or Night Phono No. 16
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JUST ARRIVED
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AME N
FIE FENCE
. Any Stylb ton Want
The Barms &*H olliday Co.
Dunn, North Carolina
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TREAD
LE TIRES
Special Price_S2.6S'
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Fit* any wheel. Ev
ery tire I'uaranleed. Order now
■—pay poetmaater on arrival.
STORE '
Raleiffh. N. C. i
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y/c
•:r i • Spring
<xj x-nirent to
?cn
»rt*»
I'.l'ce your
N. B. Lee aW Fred |
•raits for
Ice County Colton 03 Company
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! '.’he Season
| for Stoves
! is Here s'
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I I Voh wJ! find the Urgcst and
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