G.K. GRANTHAM OF
DUNN IS HONORED
April Umi« of Pbanucy Jour
•ua It Dedicated To Well
Known Duen.Druifiit
Thv April Issue of The Corel ml
Journal ef Pharmacy, published
monthly by the North Caroline Phar
maceutical association at Chapel Hill,
is dedicated te George Kenneth
'jranUiana. welt-kuown Dunn drug
*iet. Besides carrying a picture which
paifrays the likeness of Hr, Graft
them, the Journal has the following
lo tty relative of thle Dunn citlaen i
"Te George K. Grantham, oi Dunn,
N. C„ la dedicated the April issue
of the Carolina Journal ef Plsnatc;
With tin- hope that such tribute ex
presses to him In some degree the
appreciation and admiration of North
Carolina druggists for the valiant and
effective manner In which he hns al
ways championed their cause
"A loyal and devoted member of
the Nerth Carolina Pharmaceutical
Association since 11*6; a successful
retail druggist who hat consistently
maintained high standards of service]
e man who has stood ever ready to
support and further any programme
movement in hit profession; Hr
Grantham enjoys the confidence sd
affectionate icgard of his fellow wor
kers, and to him they offer this dedi
cation .as a partial reward for hie
diligent efforts in their behalf.
“George Kenneth Grantham was
horn in SmitMWId, North Carolina, an
May 14. l*«t, the eon of Michael
Kenyon end Carolina Carter (Brldg
«>■! unuiwui. nu unjr edieaUoo
w»« obtained in tha public school* of
Jahutton county, aad he Utor attcnd
ed the Turlington Institute, a local
academy, from which ho was grad sat
ed In 1984. Par three yean altar
completing hi* academic education
Mr. Grantham tarred aa a teacher la
the county school, bat In 1887 ha
taored to Dunn, N. c.. bte praaaiM
residence, and accepted a position aa
• laulf a.J _ a__ —
adopt pharmacy aa a IMa work aad
accordingly entered tha employ of
D. H. Hood, a weM known druggist
of Dunn, as a junior drug dork. At.
ter an apprenticeship period of four
years, followed by s course in phar
ascy under the late William Simp
son, sf Raleigh, Mr. Grantham was
granted lieenae to practice his profes
sion in 1898. The preriana year
<1894) he had purchased a half in
trust In the firm, and from thoa on
the rtore hat been conducted under
the title of "Hood and Grantham “
In addition to this partnership, Mr.
Grantham, along with taro brothers,
own* the Grantham aad company
drug store at Pairmont, Grantham
Bios., Druggists, at Lumboiton, aad
in association with H. H. McKay,
own* the store of McKay and Gren
tham at Gastonia. Immediately after
becoming a registered druggist Mr.
Grantham joined the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Assoc is lisa. He has
•hown a consistent interest in the af
fair* of tha organisation since hi*
•Aliiation. and the members hare re
cognised his ability by electing him
in 1904 to the presidency of the asso
ciation; in 190*1910 to the treaa
ureship, and in 1929-1923 to tha
chairmanship of tha Finance Commit,
tee. He has also served tha orgmalaa
tiun often and capably aa delegate
and committeeman, mH in tha twenty
eight-year period that he has bean a
member he has attended all but tws
of the annual mattings.
"Mr. Grantham'* interests are not
confined entirely to the drug bust
nen, nm imufn n>« major regarc
doe* renter there, tor he he* beeiec
himeelf In pobtle eerriee by ertlni
u Chairman of the Harriett Count]
Cemmimioners In ISOS and ltM
Mayor of Dann In ISIS; Senator li
the North Carolina General Aaaembl]
of IH1 and ISISi and a member e:
th* Beard of Tnttteoo of, the Uirhrer
»1ty of North Carol loo dace ISIS.
“On February tS, ISM. Mr. Oran
tham waa married to Miao Bala Flsr
•nee Woodall, of Beaaoa. N. C. Mi
and Mia. Grantham have the fallen
bf children: Pearl, Blanche, Bmtt]
and George K., Jr. 1>eir reetdeae
la at tSS Deetne Struct.
"Mr. Grantham is a member of th
Method I at Chardi at Dnirr and hi
foe long boon traitor; ho Is ala#
member of ttia Democrat}* party, th
I. O. 0. F.. and of the America
Phaimoocotleal Amodatteo.—J. (
B."
SOUTH ftlVZ* WINS
Doha, April tl.— The rtrei
Booth Bluer qutat defeoted a pteki
team from Lladon end Duke Toaadi
afternoon on Dnke*e eoort, by B
Grim Reaper Takes
Well-Known Citizen
Mr. Jam*. Smith DUd
Saturday Nifkl At Hi. H«m
Near Make
I Junto Lawrence Smith, aged 78
yeaiM, .lied Saturday night at hia
hotna rear Duke, of tlir InArmicie*
of old age. While he W been In dc
ciirr ng health for several years, he
iud been confined to hia room only
^,n,t week.. Hr la aurvlvad by his
widow arid three ran*—W T, of
Dunn; J. I... of ThtrumouUi, Va., and
I. W.. who lived at th« old Smith
home—ami four grandchildren.
Thr funeral »i. conducted from
ih* home Sunday afternoon at S
I o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Mann.*, pa*,
mr of the Ldlington Piesbyteiian
•hurrh, of which «hr deceased wai a
nember, audited by Rev. A. R. Mc
Queen, pastor of the Dunn Prc.by
te ian church. and Rev. C W. (Jlbba,
na.tor of the Linden 1‘iv.bytrrian
-■liuivb. An unusually large crowd
attended the funeral, and beautiful
•loral offering* were banked high upon
the giev- Intormenl teas made in
the roiTx tery at Set die PrcbyUnan
-bufch, of whirb ilurettscd wae a
loyal member for many years before
moving Ms membership to lullbigton
Deceased was the lam surviving
•' t*»e old and well-known
--vi ncuon. tie vis
« Confederate v sis ran. hinig «n
tered the Confe.I.rate army when
17 yean old and serving until the
rlo« of the war. He Mrred far
many yean a* adjutant of Camp
Me-Dougnld, Confederate veleraiw, at
MHIagton, and attended the annual
reunions of hi* eomradas as long as
his Iwslch would permit
Ttie deceased spout all of his Uf*
In IfameU county, being a successful
fannor, and In hi* death th eoounty
lo*« one of its oldest and best dtixont
Commencement In
Cumberland
Fayetteville, April M,— Wedosa
r •»** »>« *h» hiageot day in the
•;1h»o1 year of Cumberland county.
TTwr annssal county comae* n cement
will be belli on that day, and award
ing to the program made public by
B. T. McBryde, superiutendent of
public instruction, the commence
ment will be one of the best that th*
county schools ha.* svar pat forth.
Th* events attending th* com
mencement will be cover two nights
nnrt oae day. The initial excicisa*
will bo hrid in the Lafayette theatre
Tuesday night, with addresses by
Professor L. N. Brogden well known
figure In North Carolina educational
wort, “d fieneml A. J. Bowley. of
Fort Bragg. Wednesday morning
parad*. always a big feature of tb*
county commencement, will march
through the principal street* of the
city fruen the Norfolk Southern sta
tion on Hay street to th* Cape Fear
fair Freunds, where the domestic sci
ence demonstrations and the field day
'Went* will be hold during the balance
of th* day. The final exereisaa will
be given in die LaFayelte theatre
Wednesday, when the mnny Interest
ing coiftorii In various branches of
school work will be concluded. Tb*
prise* will be presented by Her. Ar
thur Booghor.
A most Creditable exhibit of gen
eral schoolroom erode, map drawing,
crayon work, penmanship, letter
writing and composition 1* being ar
ranged ad the fair grounds by the
county schools, and t number of ral
nable prise* hare been offered by
Camberisnd county eitssens and oth
er* Me rested In education, for n
■ ellence in thsae linos
'ARMED KILLED AS
TRACTOR OVERTURNS
W-O«on, April SI—Marten Bry
ant, SS, wislfl y WRaon county farm
er, wai instantly killed this mo mint
when a tractor ovettumed eatchini
him trader K. Mr. Bryant waa trytnj
ta wort Mw tractor oat at tha mad
*kf» tJir Mddcnt Mrimd.
i Mr. and Mra. Edgar Sharia art*
Mia Bennett at Raleigh tpenl Ban
, day hare visiting at tha htrni at Mr
, aad Mm. W. 8. Jackson, East Broad
• ***
I atom ti fertfdWt to thirty-fear. I
l appeared at the aad of the first hai
as if the mired team weald he ride
Heat, as the score eras standH* ■
twenty-four to seeeatorn in Linda*
i Jake's fas or. When tha whistle Mr
at tha aad af the second half, anolha
g etery sra* to ho told. Daring the ao<
4 oad half tha hall waa Baath Rleer'i
y that team making twenty sight point
e to Its opyawonW ta*.
I
Mascot, World War
Veteran, Meets Dead
Ckateae Thierry Aon, Uawittingf
Draw, Fir, Frews Sentry At
Fort Bragg
Fu>«‘try rite, April tl.-- Chain*
Thierry Anno I, dead. Annr ]i*d fo
lowid the 17th Field Artiller
Ihrough the World War, »h>ci th
day ebb was found sleeping under
ami. of that famous reglmrnt at Ch,
i-egtf Thleny, hail marched with hr
ad op tod battery when (he regimen
"** “-viewed by thr Prince of Wal«i
and had been <lecontt*d by Herrctar;
ft War Baker. Secretary of th« Nurj
Dame!,. General Pershing, Mnrahai
Focb and Marshall folfie. Anno ea
anw.Urngly rhof by n sentry at For
drsgg > (sturdily morning when ahi
•Urlrfimly Jumped from bohmd a ha]
Ahod ih the gu npark. The sentry l
bioken-hcarud, tta la tb. „f sa
fgiment, over the dr«th of the ITth’i
famotn gout muaroc
Prwbjrtery Concludes
Fayetteville Sesaioc
Wm rj«4 M«i„ M
I. Cap. p.., City u Thirty.
Yt«n
Fayetteville. April 21.— After ■
three days' aevaion. the mom larnli
attended meeting of the rayettevill*
Frcohytery ever bald in the history
Of the praebyteriai organisation, ad
T<Tn,!d •h*Pe ‘*1* ***** •ftorooom
The cloang mmon mas largely err.
Pled with the preseataUei. end adop
tion of report* from the rtaadlu
* ommitteet and th* r— r, gf rff
lutlon* of thaak* far the entertain
rnent of the Presbytery.
The meeting was Mtogothe. on* of
the ron«t suecaaifoi in recent yaara.
aad th* Rev. Ram K_ Phillip, ^
the congregation of the beautiful lit
tle Highland church are being con
cmnteted on the way in which they
entertained the first regular
—ooo*e thirty ym» ago.
At the morning melon th* result
of the election of ijil^etfI to Ox
General Assembly was announced by
the tetter*. Those aeleetod a* princi
pal* were: Rev. G. P Kirkpatrick, at
1-eurlnbmrg; Rev. W. E. Hill. D. D.,
of Fayetteville; Re*. C. E. Clark. of
Carthage; Rev. E. C. Murray, of St
Panl Ruling Elder*—L. L. MeGurt,
of Ms* to..; A. C. MacDonald, of
Pineburrt; J. H. Kennedy, of Can
nock; and J. A. Hod gin. of Antioch.
Th* clones! alternate* are; Rev. C
L- Wicker, Rov. J. W. Goodman, Rov
C. M. Gibbs, and Rev. J. p. Mcnhta
and the lay alternate* will ha: H. F
Monroe, of Laarcl Hill; A. R. Me
Kachem of St. Paul; J. F. MePad
yen, of Ix> ogee reel; and J. C. Will
••cna, at Godwin.
Among the orders of the mornini
•ewion wore adremes by Dr. C. C
Vardeli, president of Flora Mardoa
aid College; Rev. W. L. Wilrnn. prio
eip.1 of Eliac high school; Rev. M. F
Ham, th* well known evaigelUt nov
conducting services here, who - ad
drreaed the presbytery on evangel
ism; and Rov. A- W. Crawford, o
Groeneboro, who spoke on how* mil
sion* in the synod.
TU- -_1_t_a ...
traded by SR preacher* of the prei
bytery and 88 elder*—a total of It:
delegate*
Prize Winners Of
Harnett Count]
9era**l HeneM CMnm Wee Can
Frtone at Great State Fair
Laat Tear
Prtae winner* In the 1021 Stal
Fair hare been announced. The fo
lowing Harnett county dtaaana wet
among the winaan:
K. A. Turlington, Duka. B. I
rmium, |14S.
T. T. Lantor, Ooata, poultry, It.
J. L. Tally, Angior, K. *, ugrte*
torul protort*, $20.
Min Elisabeth Bridge. Lillingto
home economies, $S.
Mru J. H Bank, Duka hem* aaa
cwtaa, «t.
MIm Ada Ogboeme, Duke, hat
ereaomtoa, $1.
N. L. Whittington, Duke, kerne «
onamtoa, |L
, J. F. Whittington, Duke, home I
I auaaden, f».
F Fata) eaah prlaaa coming to Hi
■ nett county, SITS.
I Sbrty-aaoon count!** art Hal
- sutoag the priae winner*, sad Bara
r| rank* twewty-loaith la thalr ord
r! The caah prise llat total* I1I.1S7.I
J Bra. Bdtth VaadoifefH, yruatorat
I the State Flair *—eiatton, will m
t, aa effort to hare every county it <
State rapro—ntod at the 1SSS Mr.
The
i the
Com
reu* largely
te
»•«*, da
Iqul
chased
local school
from the W
present at
While k
Chamber at
an’s club ate
the nnpaid
lea expressed
directors af
cnennnlMa. •
u»ce of IW.
The urnUrp of Urn Ou«k«r af
Commerce that MO liltue
and (UaeripOot fa Idem hod racmlir
been mad led to eocton Mil awn an ia
the New TngtaM State* In aa effort
to gat oaa or move aattoa mill* lo
cated is Daas. Thi# m a part of the
advertising pragma which th* Cham
ber of ConxDofaa haa odaitakn thh
pear. The faldan Mat ant with thi
ZOO letter* are daactipiivc at Duar
and the Dann dhtriet, aad Mow name
of the advaataops Dona efui thi
manaiacturar. - Two thoaaaad of
theae folder* ware printed, aad laea
buaineaa me a «M mailing them aol
with boat nan* Mharn aad ether conwa
pomlence to eariaoa parts of thi
country. *
REAL BOH WEEVIL
CAUGHT IN TOW*
Waa Seekmf Cettoa Repor
Whan Caaturwd Aad Saat
To Raleigh
Ward waa amt a tit last waek tnm
■ ttalcfgh to tho offset that Prank!t
‘ Sharman. of th* North Carolina Si
1 peri merit Statfc*. wanted the fin
boll waavil found is the Slat* thi
year. It now kpcan' that the In
ball waavil reaching Nr. Sherman wi
from Dunn. It was Friday that 1
r O. Primrose captured oaa of the Mttl
raseaU In the Postal Telegraph oAc
„ her*. The »ww was taken bafet
W Brava Mabaa, ball weevil viper
in e harps of the level ball wear* ftel
station, for Masttfeotie*. Mr. Mabt
t idootMcd Mai aa halnp a bed wear
U of the 1P«C variety, aad be vraa ta
( mediately forwarded ta Mr. flbvrmai
Jaot why thla partiealer and aa
|( fainoaa we erg had pane to the Cel
pnph afle* was not learned, bat M
Make* thinks 1* vraa far the parpei
u af yattlnp the cotton report WhP
wot hie i man for poinp there, I
, waa yiven a free trip ta loleifh, ai
H la mare Aa likely that he b
wot. the dioUmtiiaa af batap die fa
" withaot-a da#t" bal weevil
» reach the At* Dcpavtmeai 0
cprtnp. Many Inaacta have heap aa
,. *• the Department from dUTem
■ parts of the BfaUdoetap the pact ft
*. week*, bat »••• af them proved
be ball waaaMa, aevordinp la I
»• **Aa.
ad Bp the flraeltte atOI the llphd
iU ahlaiap,
ir. The abOdraa’s am raaad the p
io | ant* twtainp.
of; From lav% aa awoot, O who «•
ha Be It ever aa homely, baaaa
f
■ '1 -* -. J - . J i
, Businas* Men To
Moet Here Frida]
A me ting of tp* kulun and bar.
Mat man at Harnett county will be
held in Dana Friday afternoon ai
tbia waok. April »f, at S o'ckoob. fba
■titlay war called by tba Keeton
. Caroline Chamber of finui tot
1 tbo parraac of outlining plane for
advancing tbo tnteraaU at tba aaat
I cm Carolina roantiaa.
I Th* rnaaMtm te be held haro la only
t •« at aavaral that all be bald
. Amughmat tba territory covervd by
l Mm K aatro a Carol tea flnntn at
. Caamai rca. Nat oaly the Itebuh
■mi and beokora of Dean arc invited
te the mootm gte b* bcU hero, but
> tba bmdncaa awn ud - fr__
•X tba town in Bammt county am
■ *I**J ** P*c«aat. A rap ran ate
tie* of the organisation calling the
' *in be pm*at.
Fairmont Police
Fa
Om iw«| Cmta
I ■■bowoii, April tO,—B. M. Lew
“■» Ju*,n Hedgepeth end Julie Breg*
***• *? m* FrecterriUe,
• ■A.Mli.1,, Leereee <Mcf ef peBec
•* Mmm*, ten actuated late lea*
»*«*n •• nearly Tf eteagae, m*gmg
“*»fU »«uit te the fret degree
huigUty and were released fewu eue
•O^F Mduy coder a 110.000 feint
thrir appearance her. next
•< “’•ThT* ***W *“* * “** ******
*** ** — nf eay asd carried le
“ ■<*tomehil« >t cat tare mflee from
town. The pmasautlag —‘
that rite fam-y Ac ATaTluen^T^
“tod ae three ef the II wfcteh waited
ee_her Betnrdny night ef teat weak.
McNriU .
One ef the largest
the famous trial af Jee Ecu*
the ceurthoeac this wiraiaf. wtth
anxleua can. Nan Thuiada.p*i crowd
wUI be iatger.
FOUR MEN KILLED IN
CRASH AT CROSSING
Cincinnati, April IS—Fear mea
wne killed yesterday whea a pae
tenger train eo the Big Fear EaSI
roed, Oaveiand te Cincinaati, struck
an automobile at a crowing at Elm
wood, neer- here The accident hap,
peaed See au nates after the inrilii
watchmen quit work.
NEW BERN MAN ENOS
LIFE WITH REVOLVER
New Bern, April II—Sydney Gao
t tier sped CO years, committed suicide
by sfcoeliag hlmorU through the head
with a tM-ty-right caliber revolve
In t*e Leap Wharf section ef the city
I late this afterwoea. He la aorvived
l by sue daughter. The deceased had
. beea In fa Hag health far several
I yean. He was formerly employed
_ kn flam mt..
I ___
* Votes for May Quean
On Sale at FkcHett’i
6 _
J* •«“« TU™,*,. Skelt, Vm, Salt
CrttlaM a ad Para ay art Na»
a la-tad A* CuSAtl.
K The yiaaa of the Camy rba Old
'• f«r • ayeeteeakr May feta art wal
* an<»ar way. Tka virtay far lfa;
*■ Qooaa wit) begin «eday aad aaattaw
'■ totil Sntardey night at !• >'<M
* <bg»lat oa Wal Iota wttl be fare Ida
► eaeh to' ar at FKebaU'a diwg atoae fa
* • t*»U aadi. Than arc aa <nudM
■ ratio*-* nt are. an, ndilian ta to
“ dty or caMltuUoMl intorprdatta
■* >a tkla .tertian, tot every aaa eta 1
“ intnwiid hi tka walk of Sm Can
5 Pin Oiri. and b «tUl>« ta to*
“ who at ’arriaa eaaM aat ga ta O
■ Ototo. ta «yand a lam »aak ar ta
* day* at WMu Lake, tdSt tar fiiaatd
U b argad ta bay aararal aataa far aa
*• af thaau attractive
M a i
t
h
i
«
Ask Old Clothes
For Armenian
| The Am«I Mm mH Be Made I
**»« Setordey W TMe Weeb
Da Tkr Pm
Th* innokl drim- far aid <Ja«Mn
(# b» rut to Armenia ta wve Imam
ansi winter will ba mde i
Dana Satanlay U tide week. Bei
JL m. IbQirn, paeter cf tha Ftm
bytariaa church. fa loan] dminmu
eul He baa arranged far tha dathtai
reotrfbwted ta be maeaebled ja th
formerly acre
pled bjr the tomtom department a
tha Bantu k Holliday Co. Thor
whe hare e la thing that they ean gj»
far thia worthy earn* aad deaim tha
U b. tolled far thaw 14 notify X,
Metfaean. He hat arranged far la
eal acbael children to anther th.
•lathi ag. However, thee* vita weed!
'••her da an can take tha tbOihi
J**»rt£4h^hnUd!e, ^,n „ „ „
®**>l ■latbiin that nan be warn It
• raid climate ta .eked far, tfte wto
I*** i* A ******* kcJ"» arrare
In ether worda palm hoaah mJta mmt
noeT’rr^j^.<***t>im* w*rm *» *Sh
wmu he af be* Mfe MsaHhJfdS
C^mltoa fa mfmd tor 1MJM
of tlathing, which it fa Htlaued wil.
tore S0.04M lime ant winter.
Lnet wiator away women aad chU
<tma ware feead whe bad dianti
IhcWraa tor mitaa aaffrrtngoW
***** fact, pae. amnia .ad .rate
aathtog. Many them fmm ta death
•T the wayaide.
mm X .
• »rwin Vfoeift Bud, of Dak#
-m rive *te fleet epee air cucT^
*** "■*■■ •" Bsadsy, April SMJi
A 4 p. as. The hud
*” .w
'111
MMeLMWA
Hi. A does
0
Uopd. fr» B-paaamM m ef Meyer
«M Mn a. Ueyd Wade, had a deer
«jn Wdap night sheet • eVteefc
•hu his left m «nm broken shevc
the dhow and he seBeia.1 other
hralaw tram beta* etneci by a Mas.
•eU tooling car drivu by Mr. S. H
* T 11,111 ■ After be bad rvee'ved med
*** a treaties a the bends of lose!
Physicians, the uafertaaau yvnih was
»k«rn to the Righmeith hospital, Toy
ritevflle where be Is aadergoiag treat
owr.t for bis meads.
Tbo accident happened at the oer
«ar ef HamAt street sad Lenar
svaaae. According te «ya Ttbe i win
Mr. Lassiter bad stepped his car u.
■he Wade bey waetap behind iL Mr
LaseMcr backed the ear, net knewioi
■hat tbe bey was behind it, tbe ck
baockinr Mae down and ptnhhw Mn
far s sheet distance. Tbe bey tv.
de»tiy expected the ear an move far
•ard. Tbeae wbe snw the acAricx
my the driver ef tbe ear was net t
biasae, as be did aot know that th
bey was behind Me car when b
started te back It. -
halt million dollar*
DRUG CARGO CAPTURE!
MenertaJ. Ayr. JO.—Eehrare by th
British antberities in mid-ocau at
«"•* «wa**ier JDaaaporting MOO,
H® warth of drags from Germany t
Canada far diMribedm beic and i
lb# United Mates, was die el seed b
tbe paliec Sedey.
HARNETT PfRE WARDENS
WILL MEET SATURDA
" *t in# fared ward*!
Ud other Hamm county itlloilili b
tomatad la the prevention of f«m
*»•* wM to told at Overkill* Lar
Company * dab boaee Bakarday afb
•om Mil* week at t e’doeh. fl
■to«« *• caUed to the parpaa* <
TO MOLD REVIVAL AT
POUT BAPTIST CHUBC
A* to* toon dated in The D
to*to a aadat of meatiaga win tog
* &* Pint Rnptid eh* roh af Da
^aS^rMl idfiD ,o 1
toptld thank, wfl 4a i
Rmaahlngt, wM* Ml* made wfl
tooted bp Gamer C. Warren tom
ly of Eton. Mr. Turn I* ******
Tbmlagtleal Bmdnnry, Lm large. 1
to Maada ia and mm
ItoRR w« bo plaaaad to loam S
to la to tod *g mode darlag |
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