Bom. TuoMtev sight, to Mr and
Jlr,. 0. E. Kl.lri.lgc, a ec.v
Edwin B. Co«|>ct ietur.,ed Monday
from a trip : u Jarlcaonvillo and Tam
pa. Fla.
B. M. iePhifun of Dunn R 8,
**“ among the vi.itoi* in 1m Wad
needay
Rev J. A Keylock, of Miami, Fla,
U aaixiing »<uml day* In Dam. on
biiafneaa.
Capi Filaiugh Whittle... wt'll
knuwn Clinton attorney, wv, a Dunn
' iailo. yet ter, ;*y
A Ad*Mem1 convention will b.t giv
'•> in the opera house in Dunn Fri
day t vor, intr, May IStl.
if you want a good laugh, don't
fall to «c« IK, jeter and court fool
on Lucknow «quBrf Tuesday*
Hnvi you voted for May Queen?
The ballot clous Monday at 6 p. m.
Co to Fitehatt'a Drog Store today.
Boi-n: To ilr and Mi>. Norman
Yatea. Tueaday morning, April 2uh.
at tl.eir home In Dunn, a Ane boy
Mr*. J. C. Hodges has returned to
b». home in Fayetteville after spend
ing several days here with relative*.
F.vun MoU>cr Goose und be. little
tribe wiU be represented at Ui* May
»>ativol on Lucknow squire TorsUy.
A. WcimifIn of Lumbcrton in«i II
Wi'tnaieiii of Fairmont spent Tu*»
day night here vititing A Fehimnu.
Home farmers who planted thosr
cotton seed in Marco ami tarly in
Aprft are having to plant the .croud
tune.
W. H. Jarkaor. D able to be out
again after being tymAte.l to hi*
room for two weekt With a lev err
Can you .*o the Hiptiland Flmg and
IrUb Jig? Rec the Camp Firr Girls
Tuesday. ami you will think you have
visited Scotland and Inland.
Mi*a Hendrix has returned from
hie home in Columliia, 8. C., where
*hc waa callatl last week on account
Of tha icnoo. illness of hei brother.
The Dispatch is requested to state
that those who have book, they wish
l?;.d°D.“U^U *hc li‘,r*'T may phone
Wisa Blnnciu- Grantham and the books
will be called for immediately.
Housewives! Don't worry about sup
per Tuesday evening. Tbe Camp
Fire Girls will have delicious things
to cat for the whole fatally, on Luck
now square, from 0 o'clock till 8: SO.
The Kpworth League Of tbs Dunn
HaBodlat church wOl have a bonfire
nppar at Rhodes' pond tonight. The
Hanots*awaasr
at «: SO o’clock.
C* E Kitchett ottended yesterday
In Greensboro the funeral of his
grandfather, F. P. Flenton, who died
W wines day. Deceased waa 65 yean
old and had bacr, m ill health for
•vversl months.
The remains of Xrv Frances Byrd,
*‘•0 ’bed Tusaiay at her home hi
Hurley Mount of influensa-pneumonia
were interred Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o’clock «t Bunnlevol. IWsraacd
was 27 years old.
Ralph W. Williamson, 7 weak* old
son of Mr and Mrs. L i. Williamson,
who live at Tilghraan’s mill, near
Dunn, died Tuesday night The i-e
maliia were taken to Cerro Gordo,
Columbus county, where interment
was made.
FORMAL OPENING.
(Contributed)
Abend/ the town of Donn.
" The live* town under the sun.”
Can boa't of a Hospital well equipped,
with the ” cgg-tholl of activity ” al
ready pipped!
Next week wv open our door* -not
for fun —
But to help keep Dunn the livwst,
And never the deadest
Town under tha eon!
So to th* people ef Dona.
With heart* ao sympathetic anil
true,
W* trtend this Invitation
T# conic nod »t what we aim to do.
On May 4th, from 4 till *,
Let’s showsr the " Dunr. Hospital "
with rood wiMm,
And et the esmc that
Brtnr along a few dishes.
Dots sad pan. for tka kitchen
Would be quit* bewitchingJ
And —canned good* sad jellies
Would Ml empty— (shelves).
"o let Weed Ha. 1 bring dishes
Along with their good wiaheal
A ad kitchen utenriit for Ward Ns. I
Wauhl be grsatly apgi csisPcd tea.
Ter Weed N«. I, hew nice towbls
weald bel
Tor It tabes oh! so many, yuu see;
And Ward Me. 4, « fail* 4a your let
Owr empty pastry to etacb.
With a hearty weleem* we'll greet
And premies net U beep yawl
iicoaotrs count
These hears of yesterday's semten
»f the laaal rseeederis eOwrt wses
need la trying to deefdt who le the
•waee el • certain bird deg. Alter1
all that time bed been tins mail fa
* I
‘•w *W of the MM. Recorder R. L
: Cadvili WM unable ta- thi
ii*ktfiil owner ami the aaaa wm dio
rnt»w4. Ed Parrtah and R. i. Had
•vn bulk claim the dug aj their own
anil «• it likely that tha matter wil
be taken la the Superior mart.
Two Juhrctoi county citinea*, whi
were arreeted recently by Chief ol
Police B. A. Rowland and PoUeomar
W. P. Nipper* an tha Clinton Ugh
wny, **ar town, on the chary* ol
bdtag drank and driving an atftc
mrxma wnwuvnun
Sunday School
' Lessonf
sjs5?
MWe taoUiale *e ctlaM
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LESSON FOR APRIL 29
RUTH THI FAITHFUL OAUaHTM
LWmhjm TEXT—Baob mt Both.
UOI.UEM TiXT-nr people shall ba
-J p-H. aa* Wr Wed mr Ua*—Bulb
i'MIXIABI TOFIO— Tba Mary ad
Bulb.
J L Mob TOPIO— Bulb bad MaomL
IN I EKMBDLATB AMD bBMIOB TOD.
*©—Bulb a ilMHa and He Uabeax
TbL.HU PEOPLE AMO ADULT TOP
IC—Tba ferret el Malta Hehie Uta.
I- Ruth's Cannae tie* With N banal
(Chapter 1:1-U). on account af famine
In UatiUi-bam af Judah, Naeaal wtth hw
Luabaad aad two aaua so) earned la tba
land of JJoab. After tba death ad bad
liUaband bar twe auoa married
lab * -men. After a time har i
etna. After tba death of l
Naomi taeoHttf la return ta har _
land. Larins heard that tba Lard had
riatlail HU I wo pie to firing them
bread Tba/ uaat ta Moab ta aorafia
troaMa bat aol/ gat lata mare, ft
waa not until Kaaail was than Warn
tiacd that aim raanlrad ta irttra
Naomi bad tba r«il aanne to racagHtna
that the hand af Ua Lord wan npoa
bar for goad. \v haa the due
far har to go Moth aad Orpab aecoom
pnulrd liar, far a distance. ThU aba
permitted but datcnulnad to place be
fora them frank)/ tba dUBcattlaa which
would necessarily confront them It
una tills frauk prearatbUou ad the dlf
acuities aad bar rvprated urging thaw
to go back that called forth from Rath
tin- expression of har nobla chalra.
IL Ruth's Neale Cbalaa (l:l«-lg>.
Much aa Naomi lorod bar daaghtara-la
low. aim would not bare them go beta
UU iimiter blindly, aba taM thaw the
wont that canid coma upoa them. ThU
principle ought to ho canted but bj ua
b> all our relation* In Ufa. la bwt
aeae tba aptrit of fraakaaaa Would ba
maaifaat. At ' 1
*
•an for whom aha oould watt. la that
da/ to ba ua married waa the paataat
disgrace hodety dUfarad then from
auw.
1 Bba MUM Raowsci Bar Oeda
Har ldotetroui warship coaid Bat ba
carried on U tba lead where Ood'a
people dwelt. Tble waa dallcaMg
touched upon when Orpab want back
(r 15). Orpab want back whan H waa
ptAlu there waa ao chance ta gat a
husband. Now Naomi put* an addi
tions I last upon Hath, that af gtrtng
up liar retiglou. Roth una equal to the
occasion. licr mind waa fully mads
up. She waa wtlUag ta accept aa bar
Ood tba owe who waa able ta produce
la hie subjects the nobllttj ad character
aba bad observed la Naomi MnamJ'i
eery frankness m dealing wtth har
caused Ruth to ba more datanninad ta
cast her lot with her. Rath's pouUisu
was so deflalta and unfhltaitag that
the very trpraaalooa hare coma darra
ta oi la worde which “ao pastry haa
out-drilled, and no patbea ban aw
eroded, and which baa gone through
centuries with tba moMe that wtU not
let them ba forgottea." Bba waa da
tarmlned to share Naomi's Journey, bar
borne, har lodge, her lot la lift, aad bar
grace la death, whatever that would
be. Ta crown it all Bba would re
nounce bar heathen goda aad warWIp
Jehovah,
Itl. IlMlxn Waleh Attended R 0*1*0
FahMulrveee. Ruth waa tern many
far bar choice, baceuaa
1. She found the True Ood (1:1«).
leeteed of her heathen foda who war#
aaable to help her aha aaw had a
Bring Ood. the Oad ef Iareel. aa her
Ood
X She round Human frleadn
(Chapter 2). Aa ehe waM ta (lean In
tha Bald (be wua lad ta tha leM of
Root, a mao of wealth aad grata. IX*
oerraote of Boon treated her wtth torn
Wderutloe. Bren Bona gare haina
X A Good Hoobead and a Happr
Hama (*-*). She oof tmty aattwad a
haahand. hut a man ef Oed wbe had
aa ahoadanee ef thta wartd’a gee da.
A Aa Honored Plata la tha laraal
Blah Matlaa (4:U-1T). Thaagh MM
had to fareola her awa people Mm Ip
X «be HeeaaM a Ldhft M the Chain
ef Ohrtat'i AaiHf (4:BB eemgaiu
Matthew 14). The aea who taUg da
cMaa tm Chgtat aad fire* ng all far
Mm than gg| g imlnl IMd M tMa
Ufa aad M Mm wgiM Ip MR nharaM *
PennoM mlado rtlaM aaaMat Mdg
■S9ME9S=SS5S=S
whH* in a drunken condition, won
> fined $14 each ar,d the coat.
Judgment war suspend.J up0I
payment af fu in the case of a loca
litnoy driver, charged with using Wi
into for immoral purpose*.
A genttemn of color waa fined ISO
and the cost on tin chnrgo of carry,
ing s pistol, while several defendant,
•barged with being drunk were id
off with small fines aad costs.
" Horiar
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Aloe W. Norris, do
ers sod, tale of Barnett County, North
Carolina, tMa It to notify all parsons
having claims again at the estate of
said deceased to file them with the
undersigned an or before the 27th
day af April, 1*24, ar this notice will
b* pleaded la bar of their recovery.
AU persons indebted to said c-etat*
will please make Immediate payment
Tl>ls 27th day of April. 1M3.
JOHN WILLIAM NORRIS,
Administrator of Alee W. Norris.
Apr 27 May 4 U 18 28 Jut. I pd
Want Ads
BROOOERS—WE HAVE JUST RE
eoWsd shipment of Famous Buck
eye Blue PI.me chick brooders.
Have 204 and 804 aisee. Buy from
os at factory price* and save
frotght. Will have White Leghorn
baby chicks for delivery Apr. 80th.
May Sth. 10th, 15th, 20th and 28th.
at redoced prices. Howard Farm,
Duns, N. C. 27 tfe
MOVED MR2. R- "w! POPES
sewing room has been moved to
Room 84, First National Bank
building. Itpd
WANTED—MICK YARD LABOR
sn. (load wages. Bern working
and living conditions Steady
work. Apply to A. 0. Rickman,
Rape. LUllagton Brick Co., Lill
ington, N. C. 27 2t c
SOOA—40 TONS JU2T ARRIVED
and ready far dalivory. Smith A
McKay. Jtc
> LOST SUNDAY—A BUCCY ROB
on Dunn-Bcnron highway. Tbs*
will pleat* return to Will Sari*
(tor* or to Mr* buna Barefoot
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FOR SALE—SOJA BEANS, VE1
vut Beam. Chofaa, Con a Sard, eta
Howl A Gnu.thorn. S7 44
SODA—SO TONS JUST ARRIVE!
anil ready for delivery. Smith i
McKay. SU
BASE BALL GOODS AND A COOC
line of fWiuiu locht* far luy fob
for sole by ifood sad Grantham.
71 4*
HOOD. A. GRANTHAM. STOCK
Ponder None hotter. God foi
•II stock. 97 4U
SODA—SO TONS JUST ARRIVES
mid ready far dt-Utory. Smith A
.VrKay. 3u
YOUNG LADY ~S TENOCRAPHER
and bookkeeper dottrea position.
Inexperienced but ooahflod to grva
rood service. Address Root* 2,
Box IS, June*boro, N. C.
SODA—SO TONS JUST ARRIVED
and ready for dolieory. Smith A
McKay. St*
COWS FOR SALE-4M OF MY
tenant*, Tom Daefc, Duka No. I,
has rovorol fresh bows for aale.
Clarence J. Smith, Dana, N. C.
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IMPROVED PORTO BIOO POTATO
plant,. Millions ready for imme
diate shipment. SIRS par thous
and. Over 10,000/ 9100. Cosh
with order. B. J. Rood, Alma, Co.
Apr SO 27 pd
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM
'•nds la a mounts Rom 91,000 to
}80,000 for J> rears- Godwin and
rrnlpa, Attorney* Dana. N. C
PHONE YOUR GROCERY ORDERS
to 143 for prompt doKeory. North
Carolina meat* • apseislty. J. M.
Lee, at Sen Jolumob old otablaa.
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Trade at Dunn's new Har
ness store where you can have
your harness, aad all Idads of
leather goods repaired prompt
ly. All harness bought here
will be kept In repair free of J
charge, something unknown la ■
this section.
Come aad look over the
stock—splendid riding saddles
on sale; eoUhra, better than
can he bought for same money
anywhere. So with harness.
N. Clinton Avenue, neat doer
to W. J. Jones A Son Grocery.
DUMN, N. C I
i'gjKSfSj*|
MONEY TO LOAN ON LOMO.
t**m» **«nr*.l by fara Iaa4s; m
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Painting and Upholstering
1 wish to announce to my friends that 1
; have opened a shop in the Henry Johnson
I Garage building, opposite the Poetoffice.
1 am prepared to repaint, upholster* or
; make a new top for your car and cau give
| you satisfactory work. Have had I 1_years
i experience in this work with J. W. Thom
| ton in Dunn, and know how to do it Well.
I WANT TO SERVE YOU V
S. H* Ethridge
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Dunn* N. C. •
i JUST RECEIVED ;
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Solid Car Load of
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American Field Fence
i $
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Any Kind You Want V
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Barnes & Holliday £o.
| Dunn, North Carolina
aaaaaaaaa imoa-ma-a_a^a-aaaa-a-a^a_a-a-i_a-i_M_^
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At Colonial Theatre
Dunn, N. C.
Hun* Continually from 3 p. m. to 11 p. m.
SpmUI
Katharine MacDonald
44 THE INFIDEL M
A Dtum That’* All DMWmI
N. Mvucf m PrlM.
COMING WEDNESDAY .
44 Till W* Meat Afain"
HHi
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RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts- $571,548.90
Building and Furniture_ 56,670.39
5 per cent Redemption Fund__ 2,000.00
Federal Reserve Bank stock_ 2,100.00
North Carolina bonds a ndstocks_ 3,750.00
U. S. Government Bonds -..• 40,950.00
Cash on hand and in banks .. 136,587.58
, 9 * '
Total.-.-.$613,606.87
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock.$ 50,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits. 31,546.%
War Finance advance___ 40 722 72
Circulation . 40!000!00
Rediscounts, Federal Reserve. 149.391.26
Dediscounts, other banks __ 12,300.00
Bills Payable, other hanks_ 27,500.00
Deferred Credits, Federal Reserve. 14,420.73
Reserved for Liberty Bonds ... 5,400 00
DeP°~*». 442.325.20
..>613.606.87
Ki A* TOWN8END PrmiflAnt
J. W. DRAUGHON_2.
fet«^“;;.;v;;.v"vv.~ ^"-Sgg
J. O. WAKKXN.... . .V.'.AiuuJit'CaS£
_ .Of *£•rtrongth of the above statement, the Flm National
Bank, the Oldest Bank In this section, soHdta jrour account.
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