If hot, Axx weather mk* cotton,
then cotton h being milal.
Same folks have such a good
opinion of themselves thar the opiiv
of others w the reverse.
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Might as well oil up the old fan.
as the prophet who prophesied that
this was to be a saianWrlesa year
proved to he one of the false' vs
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Pictures of the season's bathing
units bear out the statement that
folks go to the mountains to sec ths
scenery and to the Mahon to be
the scenery.
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The directors of the Goldsboro
Fair Amodatioo refused to allow
the kn Idux klan to use the fair
grounds as a plt .-e for gathering. In
other words, they are opposed tc
staging a hooded af-fatr on the fair
(rrtimwk
/Can lUmeti County afford tc
turn backward? Win it be good
puttcy cripple in educational syv
MM? Can it afford to lag in it
humanitarian work? Think it
over.—Harnett County News. Out
Mower ia. N o
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practically all large religious
gatherings of the past several
months have passed resolutions fa
voring the Crated States entering
the World Court. This is another
evidence that Christianity is not
selfish. Yet there are some ambi
tious politicians who oppose it.
Thai was sound logic expounded
to the graduating class of the Dunn
high school by Dr. Yarded Sunday
eunwng His statement that what
su’sa.rszs*,' trve^tnd
especially is it true at this panicu
hr time in the world's history.
.It matters not who ia elected to
ad oat the nnexpired term of
Claude Kitchin in Congress, they
rrilf not be able to fid the position
as it cocc was filled. The only
Claude Kitchin in the second district
has passed away. Pew, if any.
Congressional districts in the United
States have been more abtv repre
sented in Congress during the past
twenty-three- years than the second
North Carolina district.
FOOLS A PLENTY
Eiwforance dancing is described
as both stOy and harmful in a bulle
tin sent out recently by the North
Carolina State Hoard of Health.
Quoting from the bulletin:
“A thing more silly and harmful
could hardly be imagined. Such
excesses are likely to cause acute
dilation of the I wart and tufiler
death. At least, the dancers may
expect crimiled hearts for the re
mainder of their lives, while the
probable shattering of their nervous
system will make them easy prey to
disease. There will always be some
fools ready to do anything for oo
Inrlsti <w temaorsr* nuilintr "
judging from the (act that hi the
plot them he* always been a fool
lot every purpo** that required one.
no dnbt the Uet statement quoted
from the buletia m true. The man
who raid, a inol h bom every min
ute, could have made it two.
Information which has recently
leaked oat from kn kfax headquar
ter* hi Atlanta tende to confirm the
mmoea that jw%e Henry A. Grady
«f CHucm ie a klocker, and am of
. high mending (a klocker officialdom.
In thr Met judge Gmdy peered ap
parent fy mamtfced all crttkJuu of
Me affeged Hantklp, but with the
•VtlMta proof that be i* an officer of
tide wgauiimiM. heralded ae 100
i _ 'fit Atlanta informa'
t*M tanked am judge Grady's *i
lung tmgk* |nv| IwHn p
(?) hat cm he laager afford to
maiattin Me attitude of silence?
W* can't figure jeec how any mar
dll hho im OHCf ot wiptnof covn
judge ad at fit mma time hold
M office ia ~fte famed* empire -
li etrfirm m that than should be
tlhata’nm^whn weuU an dart till to
earn* m an Amaiima jadgt and n
judge sf the - iwvWMe empire ~ el
the aame fime ia needed warm it
the ** emplrt ** than he la needed on i
THE BLOCKADEII
Perhaps no Ope thing is a greater
runur to cay ccmmmriry Pun a
dodrade whulccl still. W* lave »«•
tk«l that in cemmi'iiiiie reputed
■o he inftittd with Uixfcadm and
lilockade stills, nv/r* ernnv* ur va
rioru kitul* a tv rnmmUivY Wv Icins
in mind one rural cutnmriniiy in
which rwo mem have been murdered
during the pe*t three month'. Thai
Donmnonity is noted (or l^ivUtdrr\
and ia tact, one large atilt was tc
ctntiy captured in (list u.v.xdt.'iie
section. In *uch a osciiuiiih)' ikici
and qniet is ikvct known to reign.
Aaide from the present trouble.'
and difficulties, the hlock.uk stilt
aad the btockader oiler temptation
to the young men of the community
temptation which so man) of
them {ail tu overcome- “» drink.
The damnable inrinerw c of the still
ami hkwkader does not pa>» out
with the parsaig of the still or the
lilockastcr. Jt remains to uirse th;
Hft of those who (ationize iliian
and the lives of their families.
Civilization, decency and right
have no greater enemy than the il
licit manufacturer of whiskey, and
this should be considered hy the
powers that lie. in dealing with thnsr
who violate the prohibitum laws.
SOUNDS FISHY
After reading tlie press account
of an alleged Kti ktux attack ujion
one Chief of Police B. M. lawson,
ol Kainnont. recently, Editor Peter
son, of the iNMrqison Democrat, wat
moved tu write a piece, as follows
“ Eainnout would latter get bei
another policcmau if Chief Lawson
cannot hit even one of a whole dock
of Muckers, which it is repotted be
touted upon a recent visit of a
bunch of night-sh'uters (o his home.
There ii dead) some slienanigans
going on hi that neck of the wood*
One paragraph*r has suggested that
his visitors were a aronii of Proc
tor vi lie Mucker* coming lo ».<J him
10 go a-klucking with ilictu It will
be recalled that Chief Lawson i>
ooe of the men accused of partici
pating in the Proctor vi lie outrage
and whose trial for a high offence i«
*a for July.* It will lie worth goim
many mile* to see Stephen McIn
tyre in action when Chief I.awsor
coincs to trial.”
Knowing that low son it undo
heavy bond for his appearance at
the July term of Robeson county
Superior court to answer to the
charge of unmercifully v.ihppirit
two Proctonrille women’ the wmrmt
whippers being clothed in Kti KJux
regalia, we agree with The Ocnto
entt that the storv sound* rather
fishy.
Daks, Jane 4.—John Yonan, non
of the noted Amanita Rebel worker
Dr. Isaac Yenaa, native horn Armen.
ia», spoke here Sunday night fa the
schso] auditorium to e large-sUed ao
dienes In behalf of hie suffering
countrymen, who have virtually beer
on starvation ever tines the war Hue
te the depredation* of the Tucks. Mr
Yonan delivered a wry impassieucc
address in which he pictured the un
speakable torture*, which the people
of his country have undergone. U«
himself ha* seen these frarities in
flicted upon Ms hapless country, and
only bocouii the Armenians would
net forsake Christianity and bceoma
follower* of Mohaiaasrdism, they
ware tortured beyond mere deecrip
Men.
The speaker epened his address
with an appeal to the young children
before him, begging them la listen to
what be had to say regarding the
children of Ms land. Appealing to
Urn older ones present he appealed
te them if they would have undergone
the same sacrifices for Christianity
that the Armenians bed Drawing a
very vivid illustration as te the geo.
graphical position of h!s country he
said that Armenia and two other na
tions arere (fee only or.es which be*
lieved tat 4b# teachings of the Christ,
and that thins were entirely surroun
ded by Turks and Kurds, who were
constantly trying to make them for
mmr Ohmtiooity ami embrace at
himmidlaaa- Bot wnriin* ta Mr.
Yonaa they bar* aacrlfieod rrtrj
thlag far their Sarioar and will
fight tha Tarka ta tha that before
Bay *B ghat la.
Tha aiming was opened with I bo
itaglng of A marl cm and prayer by
tha Bor. M. L Dario. Booty aharch ia
town waa roproaoatod by Ma yaatar,
aad the aye abac waa 1 at rod weed by
Ba Bar. O M. Otbbe, yaatar fa tko
Prwtytcrtoa aharch Mr. C. B. Hieka
had eharge of tha or renter loo aa
rbalrmaa. Other prearfaeat dtiacai
ef the aaaaty wav* yiaaaat, iacladiag
Mr. Marohall flpoara, coenty rhair
ataa of the Meat But Ballad Caaa
mhtao aad Mia* Mata* Camp, aaaaty
adha aaitwr, hath of UMiagton.
Bara ill aaaaty** gaata far tha
Ms k tklflB tag i i - 1
pBMg PP MMflf PM IBM VMMMrVBf wna>"
■mu Him Hw rtliniM W Mm count?
aBI bare to ralaa gt.tto. Ia a meet
lap at f IBIagtia aa Bweriay teeming
II.I** waa ytodaad amt MM waa
iMaad hap lam /areadag. Tb*.
aahaa « total ad 91411. wtB Ba
Khor tow a* la Ba aaaaty ta It earn
W poor the tap, atth paaalMy woof at
TV- incwutl ■•pvH.ft; of »bg Erwpi
park for the ua»,ir was k,d.l last
Saturday afternoon anil tissiig, Tha
swimming pool was opened for t>H>
irat tianc tliis year and torp> of the I
younger people enjoyed its cooling
wu;urr In face of u s-otrhing eon
which boat doom upon Duke in wbat
*> believed to Sere boon the hot tort
day of tbe year. Later the local base
ball outfit met tile Fifth Fluid Ar
tillery of Fort Bragg at Soutluido
path; but Duke lost because their
defense faltered at times when If
th*y bait, held would doubtless have
caused victory to perch upon local
banners At 7 p. nt. the playground
was opened tv hundreiU af the youn
eor folks, who thoroughly enjoyed its
m»nj attraction# as only a chlhl can.
Th - festivities dosed with free open
air movie* in the park, which drew
hundreds of people to see them. And
every Sunday brings hundreds and
hundreds of visitors here to hear the
concerts given by the band and to
enjoy a quiet restful period under
the shady trees. Yea, Mr. and Mrs.
Visitor, the people of Duke bki you
welcome to their town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W Jones end
family have moved here from Greens
boro and will make U<U their homo.
Mr, Jones foiaier'y resided here a
few years ago, and the town is glad
to welcome him back.
Mlsa Louise Goddia, who haa been
a student at Carolina Collage, Mas
ton, for the past term has returned
home for tbe summer.
Mis* Whitney Holt, student at St.
Mary’s school, Raleigh, for the past
term ha* retained home for the sum
mer.
Mi secs Moll> and Elisabeth Morris,
who live near here, have re turned
from e two week* stay visiting
friends in 8outh Carolina.
,»vmtam u. Johnson, of Dunn, spent
sevornl hours hnre greeting okl-tlme
friends Sunday.
John G. Webb attended the X. C.
State college finals in RalHek lost
week.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Nance of sale of land
Under noil by virtue of the power
cf salt rontaino<LAM_4eed of truet
executett byJsTR, hnprSk and wifi
Williams,
it County
of Deeds
fault has
Of the
the under
on tailed
the un
for salt
r, LUII acton
. at public auction for can, at
12 o’clock M.. on tfca 21st day o<
May, 1933, the following described
two tracts of land:
Two certain tracts of land tyfnj
cQQOty, Statj
scribed aa fell
First Tract: nine at a stake
and poin ly Dr. Hudson'*
corner in itb’s lino and rum
us Smith's . 19 1-2 W. 19.lt
chains to in Smith nnd Bast
Ferry Road; mec aa the said root
N. Ct E. 16. chains to t. W, Tay
lor’s corner, pear the gin lot; thenes
another road 8. 27 8-4 E. S.82 chair*
to a (.take la Lie West aide of th«
Road; thence South S West 3:1£
chains to Suggs' corner in the ditsdt
thence os his line 8. 27 S.-4 E. 3.4C
chains In another comer of Suggs
thence 8. 30 1-2 E. 1021 chains t<
a stake, formerly J. W. Wade and I
W. Taylor’s comer in J. W. Lane’i
tine; thence us his line 8. 60 1-4 W
lo.CO chains to the beginning, con
taining 24.68 acres.
' i Jh giMS. ',- l!
.. . * Ferry Eon I wh*rt
..• out Irens Dodo at
w i iru it. brine I.. C
S VMUi * cor
. l.'.in. mu) ru\
■ree ami Char'fe Jr li;
4-4 K. 19.33 c*:» rt
ami Chjriic 41 is:'tonV
send of .* tl..e i, t a-e •
.t.u r'lVb I,, if >,
iHr'.c > rr !w ilm- u.t!
'a lire J. CO li R. Is.
"!« of the Dams
; thence k> ihc
* W. IS chain* S
&*.>! South 8'j \Y
Lop nalug, con
ami 85-lOn aerrr.'
of ApH. 1928. I
,LJAt13. Tiaatae. i
May 4 11 18.
Ia caaaidmtlon of tlie fart that!
tha rmidcoa of L. C- lluprve was1
doirtroyed b| fire Saturday night,!
May 24, 19® the above aale ia againl
continued uKil June 18, 1923.
Thia 2BtbUay of May, 1928
L II.aWILI.IAM8, Trustor.
L. C.fDUPRER
May 2* J®e 3 12.
NOTICE OR MORTGAGE SALE
Under anAby elite* of the power!
of mitt oontned in ft certain mart*
gM« dead. Made by Seminole Phoe
phaU Compiny to Chariaatoa Im
port and Fogarmrdicg Ootnpany, re
corder! In Bank 19* at page 271 in'
the office of »e Register of Deads of
Haraolt County, default having boon'
made la the #nunt of tho indebted
miaa secured kheroby, tbs undersign
ad will offarRor sal a to the highest
■---ar
lidrf-r for rash at the court hows*;
locr in LMlingtou, N. C.. at 18 o'clock!
ar .. .Ml i jceiay, June 18, 1888. the
M i*i«g described tract* of land, le
“.•■I in Aroraaboro Township, Har
i-X Cesuty, North Carolina, and
... ami designated aa follow*:
Fir t tract known aa J.ot No. 1 In
I.,- ilWiaion of the land* of E. W.
i'oa, formerly owned by Henry Pope
>nd containing two and one-fou:
(8 1-4) acre*; the aeeond tract ad-.
lolning the first tract and contain-,
ng one and ono-UreUth (1 1-18)
sere*; and the mhar tract also ad
joining Iho first tract and containing
nine-tenth |8-10/of an acre, more or
Ice*; together Jrith all of the build
ings, mulilnigy, tutuiee and appli
ances, lituato upon said lands, the
nnt being thepLant and site former
ly known as The Dunn Hardwood
Manufacturing Company.
Ttrla the 5th day of Bay, 1983.
CHARLESTON IMPORT A
FORWARDING COMPANY,
Mortgagee.
A. F. PRINGLE COMPANY, IN
CORPORATED, Assignee.
May 8 15 88 80 Jon* 6.
Under and by Tirtue of the power
of tali' contained in a certain deed of
trust tinted Oetobcr/8. 1919, execut
ed by W. P. Jones Ao I. R. Wflliamr,
Trustee, recorded fh Heimrtt County
in the office of */ Register of Deeds,
in Hook D. of V, page 118, ikrfna’t
having been made in the payment of
the hotel w cured thereby and tho
uadrTsignnd trust*- fiav-tsi: h,rn
called upon to foreclose this trust,
the undersign'd ft nitre will expo.e
■ t public auction for rash, to the
highest b.ddsr, at I.‘id court houct
deer, 1.111 iuptOK, N’. C.. .on done 1*.
ISM at 12 -00 o’clock H.. che fol
lovrir.jf .k»cribed.trart of land:
t .erta’o tvl of land lying and
belnp in lla«rtt County ofoiesaid,
and mem |prticulad> dee jibed cj
follows: Bealnniitg a; a risk' about
fiy* nr ten feet from a nosl on). on
the West of tii« said eak ai.d in the
edge Of Avoieshoro public roau;
thence W. 12k y.V'd* to g ruder in K
teooooooooooooooooaoooooe-oo
A. Joinv..1ih>; !lw 78 yMiifc, to a
<ak* in E. A. Joixv lino; Ihenrr K.
122 yards to Ban- lina; lhaiicv
M. with Barrinjrtin's '» a* yard*
to tha befini.il**, e*' iLlniny two
Hcros. inor* or Irst sri-J land bein'*
■icacrfbcii lir B•'& IC.i, pape 147
Teem its of Bvirt t'eji. !y
Dale of *sdiyf'i'ie 18. : v'JX.
T'ma of aid**: 12 ; CO o'c oak M.
Kara of ada: Lilllajstor. K. C.
T'-mw of sde: Cash.
This Kth da* f.; Mnr, 1028.
I. R. 'VILLAIMS.
Trustee.
Mav 18 22 20 June 8
Wedding blits
Graduation Gifts
*
Sec the lemory and
Gradual n Bceksvat
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I wears loiw^ Ids the
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* f
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Between quality and
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JnfcggC. xloljtfs ^aftd—^_
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