LOCAL °
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P. M. Barnes of Lum barton spent
Tuesday night In Duiu>.
H. R. Pegs of Benson has accepted
ft position in W. A. Thornton's bar
ber shop. •
United States Marahal B. W. Ward
of Ralngh spent Wednesday u, Doan
.in business.
Bom: To Mr. and Mrs. gam Than
es, el their horns in Donn Tuesday
night, a girl.
Work was begun yesterday or. the
now {35,000 Christian church, Cum
berland street and Chtrton avenue.
A special Easter program will be
readertel at the Presbyterian church
biinday morning at 11 o’clock. The
,-ublic is cordially Invited to attend.
Uunn till sens are co-operating with
I no A. McLeod, state sanitary in
spector, who has bstn here lor sev
• isl days, sc cording to Mr. McLeod.
Mrsviamci X. M. Warren, J. A. Mc
Leod and J. L. Parker arc altend
ng in Durham the Baptist Women's
Missionary convention, which open
'd T oesday.
An Easter Cantata, “The Con
•Idsring Xing," will be rendered by
he choir at the First Bsptist church
Sunday evening at T:10. The pablie
is invited.
The Bright Jewels will render an!
Easter Program at the Melhodlat
hurch Sunday afternoon at ( o'clock, j
The public is cordially invited to, at-1
‘end. |
Mrs. Motile Cola of Chicago, UL,'
el lived yesterday and will spend a
week here visiting at the haute of
her brother-in daw and sister, Mr.
and Mra Jamas PsafbaH.
Mrs. G. H. Warren returned boms
Wednesday from the Pittman hoepi-l
tel, Fayetteville, where five weeks
ago she underwent an operation. Her I
condition is vary favorable.
Theta holding savings da posit peas
books on thr State Bank and Trust
Co. arc requested to take them u
the bank Ta order that the accounts
may be properly cheeked.
L. TJ. Ik seel I, local buOdiag in
spector, has issued a permit far tee!
(rection of a parsonage by the color-1
nl Methodist church on Sooth Wil-i
sen swnoe A 5-reora building uriU
be erected
Some change* have been made in
trie interior of the WiLaon and Lee
drug atore. A ahow window ha* boon
lMtaUed at the front of the
prhich add* ranch to tbo appearance
of the a tore ,
All poopl* into rotted In eradicating
• tabercolools In Harnett county ahoaid
bo in Lillhagton on Monday, April
8im>. The matter will ba diacuaod
before the board of county camaxi*
aioaen.
The merchant* of Dunn are proper.
Oil to take car* of a largo apring
trade and the baying public would
■to wall to road their advertiaamenta
in The Diapatch. Attractive Batter
window* are to ba aeon in tbo vari
ou* ttoroa
An old time fiddlexn' convention
will be held in the school auditorium
at Bcr.aon Thuraday waning April i,
at 8 o'clock. Ca*h priaaa approxfatoL
lug $80 wilt bo awarded to tbo parti
cipants A night of fan and enjoy
ment la promimd. . ,
N._A. Butler Monday aoid hi* stock
cl grocorio* to the Carolina Qroeery
't . of which Earl L. Dawaon i* raan
altr. The now company wtO oarrr a
complete Unc of grocarlo* in tbo
•one building formerly occupied by
Mr. Butler, on dliaton avenue.
The Sanitary Proattng Club, under
the management of Votnon Matson,
gill, opened for burinoa* on 8. Clin
ton avar.ua tbi* week. They haw a
Wall squipped plant and also rep re
out the Fayetteville Dry Cleaning
Plant. They make a specialty of tailor
mad* suit*.
A* mu ittUd In TuHiy'i Dia-(
patch, the annul matting t{ y,,
itookhoWtrt and dime tan of tho Har
nett County Agricultural Fair
ciatioa wilt he held In tha Chamber
of Commerce office thU (Friday)
evening at 1 idO o’clock. Thk being
the annaal mooting, R la important
that all rtoekholdera be pretest.
All mombore of tha old Dunn con
cert band and other neokokna are
requested to meet In the Chamber
of Commerce rooms Thureday sight,
April I it I o'clock. U will not bo
neceosary *> taka mudeal internments
to the moating, the parpoee of which
w01 be U dleeum the matter ef re
organising the band.
Madge Bellamy, who appear* la tho
leading feminine rale ef “The Cap
ef Life." Thome* H. Iaaa'a big Ame
datad Predmmi apeelal, playing
Menday at tha Colonial Theatre
mad# her fint eypeifenie oq tha1
Kew York etage whan only fifteen. I
Her Moat notable rerim wee too red
ertth william OllletU in " Dear Bra-'
tua."
Tha following Dans yoang people
have arrived home from itl^i p1
day, from the North Caro Mu College'
for Women, Qiooaabaroi ttkem Bee-1
tto Sean tear and Lacy Fopo. Salem
College, Wlnetoa Belem i BHnaboft
Ciaell, Oreeadbare college, Green*.'
beroj i. C. CUfford. Jo., M. C. State
g Ml ego. Raleigh i Fatten Lao, Trinity
i •
r Both the Dunn banii will be clot
ed Monday for Eaater.
Henry Jackson laft yesterday foi
| W.Uon where be will Join Yarbor
ough's Orchestra as aaxaphone player
| He la one of Dunn's popular young
' muaiciana who has shown unusual
i musical talent and hie many Mends
hero feel that he will make good.
EASTER AT METHODIST
CHURCH
A live Caster welcome awaits ev
eryone at the Methodist church Buo
dey.
The doom of the church will be
open ut both services for the recep
tion of new members. The sacrament
of the Lords Supper will bo adminis
tered at the morning service. Every
member of the church is urged to
be pn>«ent. At U»e evening service
the pastor will preach on “If a Man
Uie Shall He Live Again."
MRS. >1. A. TOWNSEND ENTER
TAINS BOOK CLUB
Mrs. N. A. Townsend entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Book club
at its regular annual basinets meet
ing Thursday afternoon. Jonquils In
profusion aided to tho beauty of the
•parlous rooms in which the guesta
Were received. Mrs Townsend presi
ded «nd Mrs. Duller reed tho min
utes anil culled the roll Mm. Ern
est Jeffreys and Mrs. Frod McKay
were elected to fill two vaeaacieo
which existed in the membership of
the club. The prog&ra committee
ouggetted several subjects for ne*t
year’s study but no decision seal
reached in regard to them. New of
Occre elected fer next year were:
Mrs. Edward Smith, president; Mrs
H. O. Mattox, vice-president; Mrs
J R. Butler, secretary; Mrs. Horace
Freeman, treasurer, and Mrs J. W.
Thornton reporter.
Three years ago the Book clab with
tho help of some of the men of tho
team, purchased an encyclopedia
Brittanies. It was decided to give
this with ether books which the eiab
had accumulated with the Idea of
beginning a public library to the lib
rary for which the Woman's club it
working.
When the bunnw meetlDg was
ever Mrs. Mattox gave a skstch of
the Ufo of Matsitlnk and aa later
•wttag outline aad d toe nation of The
Blue Bird. Then tha puita wore In
vited into dining room and snated at
tables, most attractive with center
pieces of Jonquils and individual jon
quil. Nat cups, creamed chicken,
hot roll*, staffed eggs, fruit salad cof
fee, ice cream'and cake were served.
Guests besides the club members
wore Nra. L. A. Tart, Mrs. Fleming
JUmseur, Mrs. Carl Barefoot, and
Mm. Ernoat Jeffreys.
M»- 'L W. GODWIN DIED THU
MOANING i
L- W. Godwin, aged 65 yean, died
at • o’clock this morning at the horns
of Ms brother, Jeff Godwin, in the
western part ot town, of paralysis.
Deceased bad suffered two strokes be
fore. but was able to walk with the
eid of crutches. He was out walking
•round yesterday and his death came
as a surprise. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon, though the
exact hour has not been announced.
It will be remembered that Mm.
Godwin was killed eome two yearn
ego by lightning, which struck tha
Godwin homo. Mr. Godwin was |yfB(t
on the same bod with his wife when
•he was killed aad himself escaped
injury.
MR. JOHN MeLAMB BADLY
HUBT
Lust Tuesday, afternoon while
snaking logs out of Mingo Swamp,
Mr. John McLamb Happened .to the
misfortune to got Ms right leg bro
ker. Just above the knee. He was
fc nought ta town and rushed to Fay
etteville on Train 69. Mr. McLamb
is a sow af Mr. Joa McLamb who lives
near Benson..—Eastern Nauru I
MUCH CLEAN UP WORK BEING
DONE
The citixens of Dunn are observ
ing "clean up week" in a credttabis
manner, according to N. B. Baas, su
perintendent of streets Pour wagons
hast been busy alt this weak hauling
away trash and rubbish placed out
on' the -streets by the elWsers. The
wagon* will bo kept on this job un
til an the trash has been moved and
those who have not yet dose their
part In making the town clean and
sanitary are urged to get busy.
MICRO ROY DROWNED
»«. of Perry Hofl.*d FmO» la At
tewpt T. Swim Rtwr
gmithfteld, March' ft.—The 14
»o« of Pony Holland. of
Micro township, wu drowned Thore
dsy sftornoe* in Little River, near
the oM Bsftey Motion. The boy, te
yethor with ble broth or end ether*,
was 0*1 hie way to,work about t o’,
elock In the afternoon, it betny mo.
eoaory to crocs the river t* yet to
their place of verb. In weed of yoiny
ever on the boot the bey swear ocrecs.
Accord In* to the report which reach
ed hare after cerimminy arrow ho
decided to tore and swim bach. Evi
dently be we* overcome with the
oeM or hod cramp far ho foend Mm
oolf enabt* to cwlm and we at doern.
Hie brMhoi with the boat made an
■Rert ta row* Mm hot net ew« he
Mak fw the last tin* Via body war
f
r— '
| m'OMtrd in nUont forty ruinate*, u
, doctor wu called and effort* wers
1 mad* to resuscitate him but to no
aval).
Th* fun arm) took ptacs Friday af
! leruoon.
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TO BUILD »S00.000
Mlp. AT LUMBEBTON
Lumberton, March 28.—Contract
loi th* construction of the M*n*fleld
Mill, the newest addition to the tax.
tile industry of Lumbeiton, ha* been
let to £. U, Clamant, mill contractor,
of Charlotte. The Manaileld Mill when
completed and equipped with the
moat modern machinery, la expected
to cost half a million dollar. The
four mill* now operating here are
spinning mi Us Jmt th# Mansfield will
be a weaving mill. The principal pro
I dact is to be sateen, generally used
| lor cost lining*. Thia will be th* only
[ plum in thi* territory turning out a
similar product. It Is said.
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SAYS EASTER WEATHER
WILL BE BELOW NORMAL
Washington, March 20—Looking
•head to Sunday, which happens to
he Eaiter, the weather man whose
forecart territory embraces eastern
states, uw liUJo tonight that would
comfort the average feminine mind.
The temperature, he predicted, srill|
be "below normal."
Cloudy weather, with rain or
•now In many sections, will be geo
•ral eaM of the Mississippi during
the neat two days. A break in the cold
snap wtay come tomorrow la the At
lantic slates, but colder weather will
overspread the Ohio valley and lowar
lake region tomorrow and 8atsurdny
•nd the middle and north Atlantic
Status. Tennessee and the Laterior of
•he east golf states tomorrow night'
end Saturday.
AUTRYV1LLE NEWS
(By D. W. HALL.)
Sunday achoo) has been organised'
at Long Branch with the follswttgrj
official members: M. P. Starling, I
ruperiatrn dent; O. D Hall, assist-1
ant; Mies Ruby Tyndal, secretary;1
Mrs Abb Spell, assistant; T. 1. Bee
soms. treasurer; Aiwtrrson Hah.
choir director for the ad alt dare; R.
k Hall, director far the small ciaaa;
Daaicl Cornle, teacRer for Quarterly
rlam; Thomas Lution Hall, teacher
for the adult class. We haven't been
informed as to who will be teacher
for the children up to this writing.
The Sunday school at Clement'
which waa carried on through the'
winter^ reorganised a few Sundays
■■ *——I_l UBBBB—■—BHB
ami <d*cl*d thA JvllowU* ott
! ««i Alfred HaHliAn rapariaUtxl
! «nt; J. R. Pag*, RrtJtant; tm t*e
I let«ry, Viola Pagdt aaeiataat. Gar
lantl HauJicwt; mfcr far the adall
1 daw. Prof. J. M. Rm*; H. UivtME
for the Baraca elm* Mlia full. Au
try lar the PhQathag Mm; Mlm Ir
ina Matthew*, fay'Miar «faa*; ehaii
hi rector (or the afrit d*a* J. W.
Matthew*; Prank AfT for tha email
| rla**; Mi** Irma Myiw, squlst
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Busine**Lccal
WALTER JONES ^BUYS YOUR
country produce, js Why not bay
yoor groerrie* aaf food from him.
Phone No. **. It 9 it 21 80c
FOR SALE-PRACTICALLY NEW
Kiddy-Coop and A baby baminat,
trimmrd. If latarRAod phone 2*6
lor further information. >0 tfc
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• OR SALK.—NICE RESIDENCE
lot* In block la «Rkb I II**. Any
•ii«. See R. H. Rbrren. lttfc.
FOR SALE—WAKEFIELD CAR
, bntte plant*, zom per hundred,
*1-10 per thousand Mra Rallia V.
Wr*l, Route #, Dr»R N. C. It pd.
FOR SALE_10 THOROUGH MED
«'l*er lace WjruMi * raoustaia
e«*l* pit pfflN *46 1 ho* wei*b
l"r about 176 pamiM. U irrte coat
ed icc A. R. Majrdvd, Dona, ». c.
f* rttu.
FOR SALE.'— BROWN LEGHORN
MP. 41.60 for ■dfea* of II. Spa
tial price by the haadrad by m
queet Mn. E. IT. OwRIi. Dana,
No. 4. phone No. MO*. JOtlc.
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FOR SALE—ONE JUTNU MX
Morin* car. No* Xra* aU nud.
Will «acriflce at a***. R. O. Pn
•n, at lha KDctifc ®*ae Shop.
Phone No. 466. IT It pd.
FOR »All>-a06 JURHEU or
reed react poutaRb F»U at*afc
Porto Rica. 4 Lip -nor baduL W.
A. Went, Root* 4,’Em 64. Dpaa.
K. C. T 16 6t pd.
teONir TO LQAff' ON FARM
Lai id* la aaMiaata (Nat 61*666 M
I'o.ndo fat df yea** Oadartn and
Jimi*at<. AttamtH Dana, N.aO.
MONEY TOU>Atl*« RAWM PRO
A mo oat* ay tai.fto.oo6.06. Baa
W ltoa and McMd. Attorney*.
Du on. N. C Jaa >, tfa.
FOR RENT.-. [MOUSE ON
N Layton At atar, tiphta,
excellent nef ‘ J. G. Lay.
Ion. Ih*t.
WANTED—MEN
take order* far |
beware 'far men,
drew. Ell oil
476 a
bear epar* U
line, la
Norriatowa. Pa.
D
ro* C WHITS LSG
i Hornf *im( ft. C. Anconai hatching
A**./** **-00 ft 11; In.
i P«»i ll »cT par IS; Srd pen 11.2
Er II; ISM poo 1M «n> K. J
** !*•*• » aetUiig cad $4.01
P«r J04. Had stock tor aale. Mia
I Laentia Park.r, Doha, K. C .
j_ »onpd
SANDEE FORD'S HOME-MADE
mum**, beat yet. How much ear
wa send yout Freeman’. Cart
Grocery. »tfc
MONEY TO LOiGi_AMY Ammom,
•a tang tint. If HiaraUd aaa ui
. Maaea. Waataod West. Atiomrya
19 U€.
MANTELS—WE SPECIALIZE Oft
**• an a tala, columns for *R par
paaaa, sad aciaon work. /ns. W.
Hadgaa and C«. . SStfa.
fOR SALE OB RZMT_THE T. L.
Gerald raaldeaee an Waal Broad
•G»m. Apply ta C. L Wllaon at
WUmii md Lea'a Drag aunre.
14tfe.
BRICE.—KILN RUM M PER CENT
hard. BMinata within 4S Man
after raaalpt af order. Layton
Brick Wort* (Established IMS)
Marian. EC Dot 1 • aaa
Pay When Satisfied
If our work is sot satis
factory, you don’t here us
to pay until wo make it 4b.
Patronise ftaaae Folks
Our prieoo are as low,
our work as«good. and it
means quicker service.
Place your order now
for Mantele. Columns.
Screen Doors and Win
dow*. Mouldings, Window
and Door Frames. Shore
Fixtures, or any Cabinet
Work you want done.
Jno. W. Hpdgee & Co.
Dunn. N. C.
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■N"uim-u-M.w.'.uij-j_■
WANTED.—POPLAR AND COM P
: iiiMbvr. Er* NowUorrr BMIw»
I *wi Cewrtl, Dunn, EC. it tf*.j
FOB BENT.—TWO FURNMMw!
tftsnni with «U mo4«ra oonronienr
'j '«• phone Ke. Ml. iX 4t pd.
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
We wish to announce the openly pi the
Carolina Grocery Co., in Dunn. |hii busi
ness will be located in the stand formerly oc
cupied by N. A. Butle' on Soutl] Clinton
Avenue. 4*
We have a complete line of hdapy and I
fancy groceries, and are in a position to sup
ply all your wants. . -J
Your patronage will be appreciated.
1 ‘
Carolina Grocery Co.
EARL L. DA&SON, Manager
Phone No. 313
Dunn. —:— North Carolina
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! AT NEW COLONIAL
THEATRE
\ Dunn, K. C. . ■
; Runs Continually from 3 p. m. to 11 p. m.
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SPECIAL EASTER PROGRAM
MONDAY ONLY , '
Thomaa H. lnce Presents ' Hia. Latest
Special Production— '/ • • ?
"THE CUP OF LIFE"
With a splendid cast featuring—
j MADGE BELLAMY, HOBART BOSEr
WORTH AND NILES WELCH
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TUESDAY: "SILENTYEARS"
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COMING: Wednesday, April 4th ^ Mary
. Carr in "SILVER WINGS" '
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M.C.
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Market Notice!
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In order to treat my customer* right 1 have
> rlaaeify my steaks a* follow*;
Tenderloin, Sirloin and Round___m. a
Porterhouse. Shoulder, Clod _1111”
>11 other substitute steaks_____
Call No. 4 for what you waat and we wfll be
• serve you. If you don't gat what you call tor __^
diatcly don’t quit calling, but heap on until tt,f* Mat
Ton won’t hart my feeling* a* I want my customer*
mated right.
•
G# W. Butler *
Your Market Man
LUCKNOW SQUARE * — DUMM, H. C
“Where The Best Costs Less”
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We were never better praps red to mot tbs dwad for
Up-To-The-Minute Spring Merchandise.
Is Our Millinery De
You wilt find the very latest creations in spring miHia- '
' «»y. Don’t buy your Eatter Hat until you hw • >1;
our line. One of the most attractive
ever shown in Dunn.
Don’t Fail I |
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To visit our ladies’ ready-to-wear department. We have
a full line of dresses, coats and coat suits for spring wear. •
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Johnson Brothers
IHJNN. — NORTH CAROLINA
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THE FIRST
BANK
With
$
> It Ready to Help Fight the Bell Weevil j|
To uairt our patron, who ne*d find, with which to
diversify crops end to provide means for coanbalt^ the
, boll weevil, we will make loans commemorate with the *
noede of oor patrons and consistent with safe banking. Wo j j
do not foal justifod, however, in extending loans to farm
ert whose sole dependence h on cotton and who are not
willing to use approved methods in fighting ftg papf,
N. A. TOWNSEND, PreiM J. M. SHERWOOD, VlntmlM
H B TAYLOR. CuUtr
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