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Mi«s Lauru Siioll of Raleigh, spent
>•*« week mil here with relatives.
A. Feldman spent the week and at
Luir.br>lun visiting relaUvvg and
iriemis.
Dr. II .C. Turlington spent the
weekend in Washington, D. C., visit
M« friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lucas and two
eli iiiivri spent Sunday at Kaison vls
.(iitg relatives.
Mils Irene Parker sod brother,
Muster Sonny I’aiker. are visiting
uiativn* in Rockingham.
Tomoi-iow, according to the alman
ac, is tnc day set (or the arrival of
spring. Indications mi* that it has
lift* delayed, however.
Mrs. P. L. Turlington and small
»oi‘ of Clinton, spsnt tiro wsok end
here visiting Mitt Marie Turlington.
Mr. end Mr*. E. L. Smith of Fay
etteville spent part of last w*ek here
visiting relatives and frisndt.
Mrv Ima Belle King, who was op
erated on in a FaycttsviUo hospital
last week, is getting aiong nicely.
Mr. and M,v D. H. Hood left this
morning for Columhis, 8. C.. where
they will attend the Billy Sunday
mi otings for s few days.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Merritt, Mias
Maggie Butler and L. R. Godwin at
londsil the Ham revival in Fayette
ville Sunday afternoon.
Only routine matters were consid
ered at the regular semi - monthly
meeting of the mayor and town com
missioners last night.
J. J Wads, a student st the uni
vusity of North Carolina and editor
uf the Tar Heel, spent the week-end
here Visiting his mother. Mre. J. J.
Wnde, and other relatives.
Miss Elisabeth Thompson spent the
week end A.Carthage the goeet of
Mias Evelyn Tyson, who gave a din
ner party in honor of Mias Thomp
eon.
Z. V. Snipes i( jn Detroit. Miehi
Iran, Usie wwk on a hu sine si trip in
the interest of the D P 8. Motor
('■•mpiny. While away he will visit
the plants in Detroit where the Hu<i
*o*i and Essex rare are made.
A white sale will be held in the
Woman's club room by the ladles of
the ChristhtD church Thursday of
this week from 10 a m. to 11 p. m.
Chukan salad, coffee, cream aad
cake will be aarved.
The altandance at tfie Harnett
Lsirucy a petered Trwtstn* aaheol for
record-breaker. With an enroUtnenl
the month was W per cant.
Hev. 0. T. Adams erfll apeak at the
Dutch Supper to be given by the
Pythians in the Castle Hall hero
Thursday night. The Masonic Orch
estra will also furnish music for this
occasion. A lareg attendance is ex
pected on this Oceanian.
3. B. Langley who has been with
the Coast Line here for the past sev
eral years, left last week for Sellers.
S. C., where ho will accept a posi
tion as agent. Mr. Langley and his
■family made many friend* during
•heir *tay in Dunn who regretted to
See ihem leave.
F. Qrovar Britt, secretary of the
Dunn Chamber of Commerce ia at
tending at Wilion today a mooting
of the aeeretariva of various
Chamber* of Commerce In Eastern
North Carolina. The purpose of the
meeting u lo ootline plans far ad
vertising eastern North Carolina.
The Oxford Orphanage Singing
class will give a concert In Dunn Fri
day evening, March llrd. The con
cert will be given under the aaspleei
of the local Masonic lodge. These
concerts are annual events in Dunn
and are always enjoyed by Dunn
people. A largo crowd will groat tho
children hero again this season.
A demonstration a! the Mascot
cooking range ia being conducted at
Butlar Brothers (tors hors this Irish
The demonstration, which began yao
tcnlay and will last through gotar
day. Is under the direction of Jack
Hooch. A tea tore of tho demoastra-.
tion is an electric display, which
rhowa the heating qualities ef the
range.'
J. W. Harvell. formerly of CHn
ton, has taken active charge of the
new barber ohop recently opened cs
Boat Broad street by W. A. Thornton.
He began work Saturday. Mr. Bar.
veil expects to move his family to
•WW»-SSB«mmom——-■
Dunn u* «hhi us *ic can secure a
house.
Cureless iliirin" liy a negro boy
i willed in the collision of a one*
hone wagon and u Ford automobile
at the intersection of Brown street
and Fayetteville Saturday morning.
The Ford was parked near Lie street
' omsr and in making, the turn at
fast speed the horse turned too near
the car. The Ford was slightly dam
aged and tile wagon harness reduced
tu piece*. ,
1 Mia* Ratincon Baldwin, sister of
W. E. Baldwin ol Duun, ho* recently
been appointed register of deeds in
Columbus county, succeeding hoc
brother. A. W. Baldwin, who was ap
pointed county uuditur. Mins Buldwin
ha* served for suveiai yean a* de
puty regists r of deeds in thill coun
ty. Anotlu'i woman. Miss Zolms
Maullsby, won appointed deputy reg
of detsis Mis* jkddwin recoiitly
visited her brother here.
it war decided at the regular
monthly meeting of the directors of
the Dunn Chamber of Commerce Fri.
uay evening to ask the mayor and
town commissioners to call nil elac
tion to vote on a bond inur for the
t-ivsdlon of a hotel in Uunit. The fol
lowing committee was Ippointnd to
go before tho next meeting ol the
tov/n fathers and ask that the elec
tion be called m once: Rev. K. N.
Johnson.' £. I». Davit and N. M.
Johnson. ,
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CONTEST AT SOUTH RIVER
SCHOOL
On Friday night last, the diminu
tion contest preceding the Cumber
land county commencement was hold
at (hr new consolidated school build
log at South Rtver, this being the
fl «t time the auditorium has been
u»«;<l publicly. Despite the rainy
night, their was a fairly large eadh
enee.
The results of the coatects see re
at follows:
Elementary boys' declamation con
test- Raymond HetHea.
Elementary girls' recitation con
test: Dorothy McMillan.
High School girls' recitation con.
lost: Thelma Matthews: second, Mary
Bolton.
There being only one rntrant li
the high school boys^ declamation,
this item was not given, but this
class will be rap relented by Culbreth
Randall.
Plano contest: Virginia Godwin.
Then- were name class songs given
by the school at.ths beginning and
end pf the program.
In addition to the contorts from
th* South Rtver School, there was
a piano contest by young ladies from
PlfeJW fldUncmsittol, in wfftS ’Miss
Annie See Virden su first, and
Mias Louis* Butler, second.
The Falcon brass bond played
some number* during tha program.
Prof. Mesaick, principal of South
River, i* alto director of thi* band.
Nert Friday night at South River
the county farm demonstration
agent, Mr. McLaurin. will speak, also
Mr. Hither, who will talk about the
cotton cooperative work. Mm Elisa
beth Golncy, 'county home demon
stration agent, will alio take port In
the apoaking.
Tor.lght (Torsilay) Copt Jos. D.
McNeill will speak at the mat place
on “Good Government and Good Civ
ile nshlp.”
CAMP FlftE^MKLS ENJOY HIKE
Friday afternoon, th'u girti of tha
Tn T* Poehat. Camp Flro hiked oat
U> the Son.I Pile. Mltacj Ulia Currin
u».i Annie Dove Wilton accompanied
them.
Tile piMident,- Mian Anoi* Belle
Noel won an lienor by lighting, with
one match, the fir*, over which
iruirahmcllow* and weenleo were
roaatml.
This woa their first bike and waa
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
GREAT DAY FOR TABERNACLE
PASTOR
Thl* is a good day for Rev. J. £,
D«vi#. pastor of the Tabernacle
church. The members of tbc congre.
galio/i ace making UiU "Love’s Gift
l'»y”. From early morning until late
evening gift, are being carried to hU
home, thereby expressing in this sub
stantial way the lore they have for
this woitby man.
PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS
IN ATHLETICS FOR COUNTY
FIELD DAY
I will be in LUJington Friday,!
P. m., March IS, to arrange the pre
liminary work in. athletics for ths
County Kidd Day, which is to be held
Saturday, March 24. I would like
to moot the coaches of each team
there on that day or hoar from you
befo e that time, if there arc any
preliminary affaiix you do not un
deralanil There will bo a placard
evicted, designating the place fori
•cich school which is Co be represent
ed in the Field Day Contests. If I
<10 not hear front you directly, or
through the Welfare office by Friday,
we ahal! Pieaumc that your school
will not be represented la the ath
letic contests.
All road* will be leading tc Idl
ing ton on March 24th tor Harnett
County Commnnceeneut and Field
Day Exertisca Tell your friends.
B. D. BUNN,
Chairman Athletic CommlUe,
LAMM.PHIU.IPS
Mr*. J L. Phillips announce* the
■-H*MrrfT»«nl and approaching marri
-cc »f he. -laoghce,. Mattie EUrcn,
to Mr Benton Lamm of Richmond.
Va. Tbo world,n» to take place la
Richmond on April 12.
dukeTioutetwo
Dok*. March lath-E. 0. Warden
ol the State poultry club*, will give
a lecture on poultry at SorraU’i
•chool house Wednesday at thrae
thirty and at Turiingten'a at 10:00
a. an. of the same day. Ha will dam
onjtralc and thow the advantages sf
pouhry raising. A demonstration on
•alUag will aMa bo made. Svoryoao
is cordially invited ta attend thW lee
Ur. and bnar Mr. Warden.
B. T. Leppard, dlatril^manager of
North Carolina Cotton Grower's Co
oporstive» aasocistior^ was heard by
a lsrgr. audience at TarUngtoa'a
•chool house last Thursday night.)
Stressing the necessity of copper*,
tiv. marketing, Mr Lcfc>»rd hold
the rapt attention of his audisacs
throughout An oiyaruiatioa of ths
Incal fanuer* ni ah
A meeting »f the
Uve aaaociatioa will be Par
kor*« echoul haute so
night. U. 4. Egg.,
imnulretor, 1$ to* be
‘.u the people.:
The Free Will church
which ha* been !or
om» time ie practically It
ie located near the R. Me
Lcod. Rev. D. R. El ia
paitcr.
Rrr. J. F. M*n!u», piA mi th*
Bui*'* Crrok PreabygajlV.ahargh,
conducted (arvicaa at FajC'a school
i.txiee last Thursday niglaV I
Mra A. 7. Fowler htdXjk*«* re
covered from an attockd^MMealjw
rlirumatism, which was nw painful.
Miss Doss Ennlt, of Coots
klulled school faculty, 'aul Uva
week end with her parswM Mr. and
Mra WHUe Ennlt. ^
II. 8 McLeod, of Oxfofg^is upend
ing several days with hipf parents,
Mr and Mra B. P. MobtfL
Mrs. Anna JohnaooSlsnM*
8. C., Ii spending scvernPdaya with
her nieco, Mr*. Bell* johajhn.
The condition •* B. j£ Morgan,
aged Civil War vctaTan, Minina an
rhaiigcA He ha* been 11)'hr ervetwl
week* now end for the Imrf'fow day*
he he* been In a ststa aIf Sana. Mr.
Morgan served throughout th* Civil
War wllh distinct*** I* MBOelf and
stale, h kaa been a plovgp* to this
correspondent to hear g|j old sal
di«r rslite th* harrowing afeoant* of
the Aghting aroand Petaspburg and
Richmond near th* rloAg days of
th* war. He has ♦*** a pMtini of
Harnett county for the pant fifty
years.
It seems as though aid "Jopitor
Pluviai" has taken (hi* Mae for
his home, idnc* for tho lost week H
ha* reined and mined (Jalaea he Iota
up by eaUiag It a day, th*-*rep* will
receive a aavare setback, • Howwvar
with th# ushering in af a^tng Wad
naadny, il la hapad that Mr weather
will accooapnity R.
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EXECUTIVE MAU
The Ez.cutir* Boontff t
•«'« ejob had.* f
miitmi la
mere*. Friday
tournament
diet la the
District m
Woman'*
PaalV. H.
Frporl* of
ted by -
ya-trrl I
HOME
There win |
Horae Economic!
of the Woman’
noon at 3:86 ia the elab room.
All OMtasbert of thb department arc
urged to attend thu meeting aa K
will bo a very mlererting on*. Mia*
Bridge wlU m**t with the club and
*l“ Mu* Bulb Bo.lge* ef Under,
who will glee a demeoetnlioa la rag
'Ug weaving. Mia. H.nry Lee. chair*
I 'nan ef thU department will aaaift
| in tbia. Any on* ia term ted la tbia
verb win hr welcome at thi* maetag.
twf* bav* a goad crowd Friday af
ternoon at 8:80.
BAIDGE TOURNAMENT
Th« Way* and Meant romjwdUc
of the Woman'* dab will hold a
Bridge Tournament la the Club
B«oin oa TWday alght, April Ird.
The proceed* from thl* will g* to
the piano fund, a fund to bo raised j
*• Help pay for a piano, recently par
efaaaml by the Club. It 1* hoped that
•Very one In Duan who pMya bridge
wil lentor thia tournament. The
committee promitve an evening of the
keenest enjoyment.
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Free- Next Monday
March 26th
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First pair of shoes broufhti
to shop will be half-soled andj
•t*o have rubber heels pat on i
them FREE.
p‘ir wiH half-sol
ed FREE.
Third pair will have rubber'
heels pat on them FREE.
This proposition is food only
for MONDAY, March 26th.
Frmnlclm Fix-Em-Quick
Pm particular! concerning encor
ing tbo tou moor n t, cull nr mo the
following latUoo. who form . com
H>:llw on arrangement*:
Mi-omum-e J. Jt. Young. *. M. J»f.
ftcye. M. S. McKay. Willi— Tlrotnp
ran. J, g. PartM—, Mi—, Bdnbd
CUffonl, Mottle Kemlrmon, loobcl
Young.
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5 TOWN POLITICS 0
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I hereby announce ayratf a camU
<Mce for co—loot oner of the aoeood
Woni of the Town of Dam, aobjoet
to the action of the Democratic Pri
mary
K T. MAJWENGULL.
litron, K. C. Man-V Itli, ||U.
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FOB COMMISSIONS*
I hereby uinut myself a eatM
<lato far remmuAoaer from tha flrat
ward, fowa of Doan, nkjwt 4# the
actioa of tha Democratic primary.
E. L. COOK.
March 20, 1023.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby anaoaact myself a eaa
diifarta far mayor of tha town of
Ouun subject to the action of the
DaoMcraUc primary.
J. W. WHITEHEAD.
l*u> 0. N. C, Mart* 12th.
PON COMMISSIONED 1
I Iwn by unnoaaer myself a eandl
<*ata for rommiaaiener of the mmut
nanl of the town of Daaa aubjoat to
the action of the Democratic pri
mary.
P. A. LEE.
March Xt. 1*22.
CAWIDATB FM MATH
l«hjm to Uu «Mh of tto Dw
cmtic voi«r» to to iwfutitf Im tto
forthcoming srlmary, f tototo an
'iMMi By MMiUMy for tto afltoa af
M>r»r of tto Town af Dumb.
•> r l. wadc.
^v*Vo« 1,1
J to.wby
4ato to ... H®§jj
of tto t»«a «f Dana, m.
cto. of Draiortatto "
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SUrto I«to. im
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“I'MIf •-„ jffl
■A tail 4 Mid, town of Dm, ak
i«i to U* anton mt too DmMHto
primary.
W H NEW BESSY
F>y Whmm lithisd
If 0«r work is Mt Mtfc>
factory, you dwt have ua
to psy until wo make It so.
Our prteos srs os low.
our work as good, aad It
moans qaieksr eenrleo.
Pises year order now
for Mantels. Colussas.
Barsai Pesos sad WM
dews. Mouldteas, Window
sad Poor
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ARE YOU PREPARED FOR EASTER?
If Net, Let lie 'Ti» Yea Up"
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My line of RASTER SUITS comprises all the latitat
creations of Whip-Cord,Cashmeres and Worsted*. All
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VISIT THE
GIFT SHOP
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and see the beautiful
Pictures, Mirrors and
THE LATEST STYLES in You** Men's Straw Mats
**d funmbincs now on display
VOU ARE CORD1 ALL INVITED to caH and see
then.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK'S RECORD
IS—SERVICE
The record of this ■■yeftTithHi
■inee its inception has bees one of
service to its community, and its
state. Upon that solid foundation "
has been built a structure that to a
matter of pride to oar citizens
to those nho have had a part
in its making.
Every officer, every employe to
tilled with that spirit of service A^t
makes it agreeable to transact ones
financial affaire hers.
(AT NEW COLONIAL
THEATRE !
I Dunn, N. C. ?•
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Runs Continually from 3 p. m. txr 11 p, m.
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Keen ff
CootiOTM
Clean
Gas*' .mars, oft-bomars,
top-era. ea, racks, drip-pans.
• Ui. lart a lot lonpar and
rvo battar service whan
>1* dean sod awaat with
RKD SBAL Lya.
Absolutely tha aaaUatand
meat effective way of cleaning.
Writ# for daarrlpthra
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MITY NICE
BREAD
is on the wrapper, it’s
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21ST. ..
Its Irvin S. Cobbs Famous story pict^UTO'
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“THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY** - A
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with Viola Dana as the $5.00 Kid. .4
j One Day Only-10c and 13c
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THURSDAY V- *'
Shirley Mason in “Very Truly Ydml \
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Good Bread
- Baked by -
Pearce's Bakery
Dann, Norrii Carolhu
Want to Buy dn Poles—
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25 feet long, 32 inches around base 6 feet up, TCluches across too
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Undertime Poles Will B*€ut Down.
E. J. NOBLES,
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