Born, tills morning, to Mr. and Mrs
A. B. Brock, a daughter.
J. W. Turnagc f pent Wednesday in
Goldsboro on business.
C. C. Butler ai,d family loft Wed
nesday for Georgetown, R. C , to
visit relatives.
Winton Groin* of Wilmington ii
spending a few days in Dunn visiting
friend*.
Geo. K. Grantham, flr, and M. L
Wads are spending .he day In Clin,
toil on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Stewart of
Lilllngton arc visit'ng nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ciockctt
Mr. ai>d Mrs. A. B Harris, Jr., of
Warrenton, aro visiting at the home
of Mr. aud Mrs. J. E. Crockett.
Jack Lee left Sunday for Washing
ten, D. C, where he resume! >.i*
duties as talcs man for the Imperial
Paint Co., of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Byron Ford and two children,
little Mia Julia and Master Byron,
Jr., left this afternoon for Raltlgh
where they will spend several days
visiting relatives.
Mlaeea Leia ar.d Loci le Aycock,
Mary Bailey and Louise Pridgen
have arrived home from Greensboro,
where they were students at the N.
C. C. W during the past term.
Rev. A. G. Doner arrived this
rooming from his home In Pstcrboro.
Ontario. Caaada, and Sunday morn
ing ortll begin a series of rwvivat ser
vices at the Ggaepl Tabernacle.
Several members of the senior clast
of tho Dunn high school left yester
day fer White Lake, where they will
•pend several days. The party l* be
ing efiaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Hatcher and Miss Janie Ipock.
Dr. H. C. Turlington Is now taking
a coarse in surgery st the New York
Post-Graduate school. He will also
take a pest-grariaetc course In sur
gery at Mayo Brothsrs hospital be
fore returning home.
aim neruis ntutmui, who nu
dun a student at Eut Carolina Tea
cher's College, Greonvillr, for the
peat year baa returned lino u> spend
her vacation with her parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. P. H. Westbrook.
C. M. Carter of Charleston, W. V.,
is sponding a few days here visiting
Geo. K. Grantham. Jr. Mr. Tartar
was a student at the University of
North Carolina, Chapwl Ilill, daring
the past tarwi.
C. C. Rowland and G. K. Grantham,
Jr., have arrived boose from Chepcl
Hgl,
Meadame* Herbert Taylor and El
ite Goldstein spent Wednesday in
Goldsboro.
The local Camp Eire girts left yes
terday for lake view, where they
will apanj s week on a eamplnc trip.
There are 3S in the party. CtpL and
Mrs. I M. Roams, Miataa Louis* Wil
liams sad Rachel Clifford sre chap
eroning the parly.
A whiskey-making outfit of the tin
‘ob variety was captured yesterday
inurning is Sampson eounty, some
eight miles ast of Dunn. The cap
ture was mode by OBlcers A. H
Adams, H. H. McLeod, L. W. Tut
rnil W. F. Nipper. The still was sot
in operation whan found and no ar
rerta were made.
8. C. Godwin, manager of the
Dunn Concert Baad, stated today
that the hand would give an open
air concert on Lucknow square neat
Sunday afternoon at 6 JO o’clock. U
was announced that the band would
give a concert on last Sunday after
noon, bat owing to the absence Iron
town of some of the membors, the
coneart was called off.
Among the thirty-two students wh:
received diplomas from the Pir.elso
high school nt Salemfcurg Inrt week
ware three Dunn girls—Mims Ms
* mle Clyde Boss, Katherine Hollam1
and EUisl Dawson. Mias Roes a'll
Mias May D. Msi pass, tha lost named
also of Dunn, received certifiestoi
from the expression department ol
Z. ▼. Snipes, J. W. Draughon, XI
lie Goldstein, H B Taylor and J W
Thornton arrived heme last night ai
9 o'clock from Washington, whar
they attended the Bhrineri ronven
tion. They left Washington on Mi
8n*poa’ Hedsoti ear at 6:30 Tester
day morning, making tho trig of Mi
miloa in about It boar* driving time
1%# average spoad for tho entire trl]
was a little mare than SO miloa pa
hour, according to Mr. Snipoa.
Louis Baer left yesterday after
noon for Altoona. Ala., alter spend
ing tea days here. As haa bean state'
In The Dispatch, Mr. Boar baa lean*,
the new Tart atare ba lid ing en Baa
Broad atraat and will cyan a dr]
goods stare here seme Vim* to Angna
While bare be made arrangement
far Installing modern and ap ta dab
1 store* in the new building whieh b
is to occupy. Ba aba leased the W
O. debases residence en Camberloa
street nod wilt movs Ms family her
aaify In Aogast.
Cbiaf of Polio* B. A. Rowland net
has in hie pomsmlrn appiieatie:
Masks fat drivers of antsmobOe* tv
hire. Under the present town ord!
aanee each driver to whom .wanes I
Usail ta ipsrals a Jitney sanet Mah
hood in tic sum of *600 un i the rip
t' ration for Mid license tuu-.t be ae.
accompanied by recominunlaiMii'
fr?ra two reliable ell’s las ,-f tbs
totfn. If the person to whom the I*
cense it issued Is found guilty of us
lug his car for transporting nhltfctj
or Immoral purposes the $600 boot] ii
forfeited and the license to drive re
voked.
A. Feldman wont yesterday to
Ahoskie to visit relatives for a few
days.
Mrs. Sadie Jamison and two chil
dren of Miami, Fla., arrived yester
day and win spend some lino hers
veiling rt the home of Mrs. Jami
son's mother, Mrs. Mamie Plttmaa.
Farmers gore rally art well up with
their work, the dry weather of the
past month making it possible for
tnem to keep the jrrna* wuli under
control.
Raymond Cromartie and Earl
Westbrook arrived home Wed.
uesday from Chapel Hill, where
they were students at the State uni.
entity during the past term.
Miss Maude Jrrnlgun left yester
day afternoon for Petersburg, Va.,
where she will spend some time vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chat.
K. Jernigan
The following Dunn people motor
ed to Durham Tuesday to witness the
Trimty-Carollna baseball game: Mr.
and Mrs. J. K Smith, Hugh Prince,
Sam Fleishman, N. B. Lee, H. 8.
PtvMu/i snd Dr. W. E. Coitrsne.
Work has been begun in re model
ing the hrlk building on Broad street
recently purchased by Fleishman
Brother* Company. Ae has bean stat
ed in The Dispatrh, the building will
bv converted Into a modern depart,
rnent store and will be oeeupUd by
the owners when the wort has been
completed.
Mrs. Mattie Washburn attended
Wednesday at Manchester the marri
age of Miss Elisabeth Waddell arwl
William Royal. The bride ia the
daughter of Mr*. Owen Waddoll of
Manchester, white the groom is a pro
miwng young basin*** man of Oolda.
bo o. The marriage wa* a quiet
home affair.
MUSICAL PROGRAM WAS
DELIGHTFUL
The concert g'vcn by Misa Agnc*
Cannady’* classes At ^ho graded
erhool auditorium Tuesday morning
*•* attcnrlrd by a largo and enthu
•'( -tie audience. Every number on
the program wa* well rendered and
showed the careful training that the
pupil* hail received in thia woik.
The Woman!* club bad offered
two prises to winner* in th* music
memory contests, which wore put oa
in th* ebrth and seventh grados.
Thee* test* were given about two
Wfcl. ago. It. pas noceaagry to e*j>
t two or thro* tests since m th*
flat test quit* a number of pupil*
handed in perfect pap ora. In the final
(ret Marian Ream* won first prise and
Ruth Hell second. These prison worn
presented at thr exorcises Tuesday
morning by Mrs. J. W. Prtsgorald
Mrs. Fitxgentld gave high praise to
Miss Cannady for th* work ah* ha*
been doing In public school music.
She also took occasion to stress th*
importance of this work in the pub
lic seboola
Where the county agent A employ
oil there gradually comas ovor th*
county a mental change as found by
County Agent J. R. Sams of Polk
county who soos hi* co-operator* now
growing rammer lugumos, gram**,
permanent pasture* and livwtock ia
plar* of old crops of cotton and com.
2,278 fanners in North Carolina
have signed tho pledge to "Live at
Home" thio year. What a dlf/ereno
would ba found in the prosperity o:
[ this State if every farmer wo fid di
the earn*, eay extension workers o:
the State Colletr and State Depart
meiit of Ajtt'lrulturt.
NICE FAJtM
located, da
toed nelcl
oats, whs
ton. J. C
FOB BENT. "7T.7
dsr.ee on Sol arnoila avenue.
Apply to W Jonea, Dunn, N.
C. 8 Hr
FOB BENT IB-BOOM House
with modem! Invenlcncox. Desir
able location. West. Attorney
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