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du ν» v'Ji'tliip ·ννί··'·>
Mr». y T. V · ··.: .,·. . ·. ·.·
noun tor Γί.-f- \ ·· h ·». i.'··;
yhe wiW ·ιν l'I < !".î . ·< ·. i-' i i
relative*
t'· S». i':·» ..i'·" ' "i· j' t S t· ·
Du un poiicc ώ·|·:ι· iiv · »· *.·'· ··>
livinj; in R1m*iiv >v t ··. '· .· Piv.
visitor today
ΛΓγ». Ç C I'm·- r I I > ··...
fr.r rhillip •b.sr··,. f\? . j> ι
a me*s;i<TC .·:·;.···» ··>·: ι> Oe s* ne·..
illness of Iter ii:o;h?'·.
Mrs. L. Γ>. IV i't r-i-t·.!1
<n Header on v.-Vri -!ic v.an ••file ·
•»n account ni lie w ·°μ?λ -.line.— ·>'
her sister, Mr*. J I) I
Λ TlridRC tonrn— ο· \,·ΙΙ !ç j.fv
m l>y the Wcrrsr's chili !■· Ί ο c'it!
rooms imlM Τ'ΐ«·κ·.|?ν r\ctii*v ':/>··
prirc r>f admis· ion \<ïll ΐκ· fo t.;i ·
Λ band cticwi <'.i- p-» <»«·» tîv,
street* today at mum >Λ il-c :'cor i ·
Minstrel», whicît r*·,:*' CPT.tiwi v.t"
(jive a J*> Cjr.niiiHv ι λ·'·. rnnvfi.
here this even'iij·.
O· W. Coilwin <".( Coofcv, \\"·: )■·
«own this iiioruii'g en route ho i '
from a Imsi'ir*.·. tvin to Xew Vo.'I.
eity, wher*· I c vcti; to ! « : _■ : <.M'· kci
al çood for lii; •'oro.
neiiiett > Λ c νιν ν κι »,·■ lvu
ly inju't-d in :·η .?tin>:r» J»ile vrv-!·
ncrir SiiiitliÎicM ι·:» S- r·' -.'.τ l'>
it nb'e ιυ tir hacl; hî li's · ■ ."t ·»» cl··rit
in the ρ «s'.oiTirç
Mr and M»>. \Y T'. D'elwy f·. '
Iwo rhil(!ru\ Rrhitt Wr.Tc.i ;·.··
Jean, rettinici! vc^icrihy i?rn il
State of Pair»iyîva«iir. "whetc ilicj
s[hiil siktil- til».· \·ί it if»·? rrtiîv.s
Mr. ;.nH Klu C". r I"îi«-H»-ri
lefi Τ-.ιομ'λ) r.trhi Ur P.-Y>.'.c
Md., anti nt!t~r rctVc". il
where Μι. Kitchcit w'.it ρ:»νΛ- -
holiday χοοΑ« ».ir îK.- Ficlxtt ii u,:
store
A force of «.niii ·.!· I μ\· t··
■xtttly repiired «Il tîic nti*
Coa't l jue hvjîd:·'?* in lîwii rn-1
new coal of pair. h,.» V>«j Ι «ί -p
plied, which ad-l« mu-.i· t.- Ili r \p
pearance.
J. t.. H Λ U V. r r, «f Du'ih , WoJnei
day wiiï eomm'-slerr·' "r rotirr
public by OoviiUlti C.'JP Γ ?t· —''·
«en. Mr. Huteber w<w l
notary» jblic. Λμ gumiot»>le.t having
■UH Willi· IM'> «.imnVumtian
team defenteil t'ic O/iJ Pi·'1·" ·■·. < .
phannee te't. t.'.fn » .i.l<«->ouio c*;
the local μ round* jvst-.rd > »>fur
noon by the «curt cf 12 lu 0. l-'uHei
report of the μβιικ will 1* piihli«hc "
in Tuesday'» Dispatch.
E1U* GoUiîmi 11-·. ;:·ι d
morning frum Nr* Yo;k city, wheir
he tpent «fre.al l'nys pu'chm i.'v
food» for Uw C»l(Ut<i.Ti C;<-.if..T.T
•tor*. Thi« *ii his ih'r·! « to tl>«
northern t«ai*ru Oil? ί :'Λ.
Miss Mary W.inrtai, Mip.'riitteivl
end of the Slate Cnplist YVo:.i;i:'i
Missionary Union, s;C'v i:i»i v.i;·':.
and today here vi>;ting her τ.·· rent >,
Mr. and Mis. P. M· Wrrrca. SK'
left this afternoon for Knlcigh
where she irnke* liea<kr.iir*eri.
Mr*. George Mrti and ».»,
fer Julian Metf, have Arrived ire:.
Charleston, S C.. to joint Mr. f ' tl
who recently swivel hero to In re
charge of tlic fertiliser joi th·
Merchants Hltosph îic S l;rtili«'
Company T'ucy .ire lunudinj f<n
the present at thr home of Mrs
Mattic Waalihiim, West 1 ot>a<
»treet, but expert to 1·; ·>; : ι ftott··^
keeping »* sonn M thev van »ecnr<
a residence
Lhriatian Lburch
REV. Ο. T. MATTOX, P.-.r
Bible Sebonl fînmlay 9 -Ah a. m
Preaching Sunday 11: ». »n. λγ·Ι 7:31
p., m. Subject: inorr.i.ip—"M*Vln;
Church Member» krvd D'nci
plot.'* Swbjoel e»CTii.^—"Ufc'e Fev
rr *pH the M*;tcr'ti Ηβ-t'nj Teurll.'
CkrinlUi Knrlixvcr, Monday 7:30 p.rr
Mid-Wcck Service, W*di»wdey 7:3
P· »·
Cotton Agafci Ρ cache·
30 Cent Price Leve
For the flrjt time ulnce Uie οροί
int of the 102.1 cotte" fttataon, th
marVet to<!ay re»chH t"i f> 30 tn
level. M'ddlin.v cnVjarr hi·.» been ml
t*v(T tor thct pr'.rr on the Ineil *nnrVi
today. Quite a number of bnlo? ai
pbanjrinc band·.
Columbua Farmer Prom
Teapertne· Good Thin
Ccrro liordo, Oct. 2S.— C\i*.
Strickland. 75-year-oM fanner :·η
•ueccmful Mock *u! rattle i-ni-w·
who live» S rtriles *o;ith of (lie cil
hat lived to reach hi* /5th year at'
ha* never known the I9*fe of a ο
coa-ola or ice cream. He hn* ne·
er tmoked fit used totwro or *nn
to any extent. He ia enjuyfoig foi
•y good health and har if ver hn
confuted to hi* rtxun w.iih .uiy i
ne<» of note. He attribute* hi· lot
atxt fairly healthf.il life to nut
hard work. In hi* younger day*
did a Rreat deal of manual lah
eiich a* grnMiinff and nkmg odi
Kimt* ami cleared up tcveral fari
. during hi* time »
ftrt tome vegetable· I* ride* \
tatoei every day.
ί'Λ ;
NOVELTY CONCERT
WAS DELIGHTFUL
I Fi.ir-SUed Audience PUu*d
W'lh Program Rendered
Benefit Library
"Πι? 'i.ivehy concert given in th<
'.wnl <)>cr,i hun t tail i-vening under
d<e ti-iiwcc* of the f*i»nieliu* Har
>ci| Ohmcr' Pnnehter* of thr·
Revolution delighted ;■
Ft>.-· <.* »«·<!· undl«'iK'c. Tn fact, ihc
t.". · ·1 Ι;·.ι evening was ime oi ih·:
< !η·ί local talent programs ever
·' iid-Tcd :·< I >i>"n. The concert was
•■'Ir u{> I:· reel ν "f music of mam
ir.c'i'diiwr vocal snlos. duet»,
••«wlH . cliftru#o«. selritions hy the
Mn?'.ntr .ircVicsl ;·;> anil the Dunn
V ?t. land.
I>i::»i has loitj; liren noted for iti
:ιι.ι··:··λ' talent, both vocal end in
-t'ununtal, anil tl>o-c wlio witnessed
'liî c·mcert last «-veiling heard the
1*>I tnlmt in the town. It migh:
1« added that this talent wu at
iu very Isrst on this particular oc
CT^inn. Thr opening chortis. "Swing
I o*v Sweet Chariot" and "Hlack
*Vhy," hy twenty young givls and
' f·>·!« »;·» » delightful feature and
("i i" nil it was just otje plea-v
.ng nnndici after another. Two se
lect reading by Mrs. l.ewis Jeffrey*
•s'.d'sl much tri the pleasure of the
.infl«Ci're.
j Ο her numlie» on Ito· piogram
"minded a ν m ς and chorus, led by
v'i«n Uixlion: a vocal solo by Mrs.
film KitzReiidiJ ; duet hv Mesdames
IîfHiort McKay nnil Harper Hofli
day, a male qnartct, a rainbow
dance. v.>rnl *olo by Mr»· Oscar
^trivklard. \ncal vtlo liy Mrs. Har
•vr I lollidav, a trio by Memlaroe*
John Fitjgerald. Harper Tlollidar
I *r.d Henry C. I.ee and a number of
ι •Jvarny Sections b> the Hunn jar»
j -*Prtd.
At a whole the roucert was a <le
liji-.l and each number was applaud
eù freely, 'ihc coticen was put oo
ior t.ie lieneht uf the Dunn public
..ι.:M > . i,J the gio»* receipts totaled
; U|>;oxiniately $100
..^ViVrtL CLOSED
TUESDAY NIGHT
Many CanrwiieM Resulted
i rora Uyram'i Rnirkl At
Methodist Church
'i"hc revival met-ting* which had
lira in prnr»re*v at Divine Street
.· feili nVst church for ten days, and
■·· hich «ere conducted by lite Chris
■rnm Ijynwo'i Federation of Fay
ryiH.i.'·- ( ll l'fc1' JTnfSit.i» .fXglipg·
T.TRe crowd* attended the πκΛτίι^ι
χ".ι evening and a large number of
xnivcrsioni resulted from the effort*
•if the visiting Uymen.
Thi? was perhaps the first reviv
•scr conducted in Ourm in which
<o ordsined minister took a leading
i«irt However, the ministers of
Junn attended the meetings and
·· hi'c they did nor preach, many of
did personal work in the in·
T'est «f the meetings. 'Hie work
•Vue l.itv hv the Fa>eitcville Uy
h ι.η made a profound impression
ipon all who attended the meetings,
-nd no doubt much and tasting good
will h? the remits
As ha> l>een stated in The
O'.vpiitch, the Christian Layrrven'l
1 federation of Fay«tevillc ban *
■sicmbership of approximately 100
'iicn. The«e laymen have conduct
! «' rvviva: services in many town*
I ii-d rv.ral communities throughout
t'iis cetton. A different body of
I :.<mi conduct tlic services each even·
:-iÇ nnd several meetings are in pro
■rem at the *anie lime· The syi
'nil is lomotliint; 'ike that em|4ov
r' by rlintsuqun bureaus.
: The chief theme of the laymen i:
Ι Jï.t each Christian has a work tha,
lie, or she, should do—a work whicii
, carrot be done by some other per
Little River Au'n
To Meet October 30.
Following i» Oie program ίο
ΙΙκ 'orly-eiglith w»«inn of the I-ittl
Hiver Baptist association, which φϊΐ
be held r\t Swann's Station, Octone
SO to Nov. 1 :
October 30, 1923·
7 30 p. m. Prayer aiul song iwt
vi·*—Rev. F,. N. Johnson.
7:30 p. ni. Anuual sermon—Re>
A. C. McCall
After sermon enrollment of de1<
HMes and election of officer* fo re
mint; year.
October 31, 1923 __
9:30 a. ui IVvisional—Rev· Τ
Ν. Johnson.
1000 a. m. Temperance—Β. 1
VarsfcbanVs, Γ)· H. Senfer.
tO 30 a rr> Orphanage— Mi»a Ma
ii<5 Πηΐη, Β. M. Shacklettc.
'1:15 a. m. Aged ministers—
V. By Η. Η. Γ Smith. .
Dinner.
1:1$ p. m. Devotional—Rev. 1
N. Johnson.
t 4.* p· m. Association minioi
-H. Y. Smith, W. C. Dowd
MS p. m State misaions— 1
C. Taylor. H. M. Stroup.
2:15 p. m· Home missions—\
If. Tlwna·, J. C. Clifford
3:15 p. m. B- Y. P. U—C.
Matthews, A. C McCall.
7-ft) p. m. Devotional—Rev·
V Johnson.
7Λ) p. m. Foreign Missions
A. B- Lynch, B. P. Gentry.
S:1S p. to Baptist paper·—,
D. Betts. J. Λ. Buchanan.
iWmtwr I 1923
J:X a. m. Devotional—Rey. E.
V. Johnaon.
10 Ό0 a. m. Sunday achool— L.
I.. I^evinvin, J- R. liai ret t
10:30 a. tn Education—I.. H.
Campbell, IÎ. N. Johnson.
11 KM a m. Huie'» Creek acade
my—J. A. Campbell, J. C. Clifford
Il :30 a. m. Report· of commit ■
tee*:
Survey committee.
Time and place of next aijotia
bon
' Union meetings. etc.
Dinner.
1:15 p. m. Devotional- Kev Ε
S. Johnaon.
1:45 p. m. Woman'· work—Mr*
J. C. Uytoo. Dr. J. W. Halford.
2:15 p. m. Obituaries—A· M.
Shaw: general rfitcuition.
2 >45 p. m. MiaeelUneou» boai
ness.
The first peraon named on each
topic U to write the report, the sec
ond one i* to open the diacusaion.
J. A. CAMPBELL,
J. C. CL1FORD,
Committee.
B. Y. P. U. Program
Monday Night Oct. 28
Subject : Missionary Ry Prod
act·.
Scripture Reading: Herman Tart
Introduction : Mra. L. W. Strick
land.
Talk: Missionary By Product—
Mi». R. L. Derating.
Talk: Medicine and Hygiene—
Mit» Mallte Adams.
Solo: Miss Strickland.
Talk: Advance in Agriculture—
T. A. Core.
Talk : Social Uplift—Mrs Voigt
Sutton'
Talk: Ijteratiure—Mr. T. R.
Richardson.
ι Duet: Mr. and Mrs. R. L· Den
?a!k : Jexus, The World's Light—
Miss Hattie Turner.
l'oem: Give—Mrs. Sam Β rough
ton.
Carpenters are at work remodel
ing tha inside of the annex buih
years ago to the old Central Hotel
on West Broad street preparatory to
making a suite of offices to be used
by Dr. O. t.. Denning for proles
sional purposes.
Cumberland Negro
fat Jail For Killing
Fayettrville, Oct. 25 —Will Mat
thews, Flea HUI township negro, is
jn Cumberland county jail awaiting
trial for the killing of Henry Bel
lamy, another negro, for. which
crime he had been huqtejl for threg
aiy\ #Ken it ο deputies and a rural
pohctnan surrounded the house in
which he waa hidden in the sand
hill» east of Manchester- .
The officer* stated that Matthtwi
on the way to Fayettrrile at three
o'clock in the morning, hdmitted
•hat he killed Bellamy with a aawed
nfl? shotgun but denied that he rob
bed htm. He had heard that the oth
er negro Hid made threats •gainst
him, he claimed and when he met
Bellamy near Gamer church Friday
and the latter asked. "1* that you.
Will ?' he struck with the barrel of
his gun. knocking Bellamy to bti
knees, and then fired. After the
murdrr he crossed the Cape Fear
river in a bateau and reached the
Iiouse. where he was captured
KLANSMEN BOLD
SWAY IN TEXAS
Thirty TImmumm! Attend Fait
And Hmt Spaacl> By T1m
Imparial Wiurd
Dallas. Tex.. Oct. 2S —MKlar
Day" at the Texas State Fair at
tracted more than three hundrex
thousand persona. Secretary St rat
ton said tonight. George K. Butch
er of the Dallas Κlan, general chair
man. said of this number upwart
of 30,000 were Klansmen· The
came in 21 special trains and ii
automobiles, he said, from almns
every realm.
The faature of the day'· pro^rau
which was given over to the Kmgfat
of the Κ. K_ X. vu an address bj
Dr. H. W. Evans, Imperial Wisard
who sopek on Κ Ian policies αη<1 ta
attitude toward negroes, Jews arW
Catholics.
Immigration in the out*lso(fcij
problem confronting the Unite»!
States. Or. Evaai declared in hii
address- Beaidea thia problem he
•aid all other national diftcTÉties arc
trivial. To determine a just and
laatinK remedy is the supreme ta*J<
of all true Americans and the ulti
mate object ο fthe Κ Ian. he declared
"We already have at least threi
powerful and numerous element*
that tlo that now, ant forever will
defy every fundamental require
ment of assimulation," Dr. Kvani
said He named tbcac as the negro,
who he said "can not attain th<
Anglo-Saxon level," the Jew, "a
people apart from all other people."
and the Roman and Greek Catho
lies, to wham "the Presidency ai
Washington is subordinate to tht
Priesthood at Rome."
I Preceding the addres by Dr. Ev
ans, the only formal event on the
program was the dedication of Hope
Cottage, a home for foundlings.
"So far as I know this is the only
nxtitutsoo erected solely for the pur
i pose of caring few helpless babies
that have come into, the world un
bidden," J. Van Winkle, ExahoJ
Cyclops of the Da Das ΚI an, dec tax
cd while presiding at the dedication.
"Instead of indulging in tar and
feather parties, as our enemies
have accused us of doing, we have
aid nothing aad built Hope Cottage,
and by a little attention to the elec
tion precincts a short time ago we
gave Dallas the best city and country
administration we Have ever had."
Fireworks and a spectacular pa
rade of Klansmen and Klanswumci
preceded a public miation tonight ι
ι the Fair Grounds Later a strce:
I dance was held
Use newspapers on which to pre
pare the vegetables and these can
easily be clean cd up.—Mrs. J. M.
Brice, la The Progressive Fanner
HALLOWEEN FAVORS
At the Gift Shop
yoa will Aad all
kind· of HaMowe·*
(■mi — taille*
tnd int«dtUu.i
THE GIFT SHOP
POt SALI FORD COUPS GOOD
•a aew. Will danonatrata my tina
Abo ana pop COB ami »■ant par
cHor unwnii Apply to O. C
Dan'ran at Walt· Joan (tor*.
MMpd
FOR tALL—A PORD CAR WITH
tood Una. «tartar and ttfMa. Alt'
a rice bay bona 7-yaari oU. Wfl'
cachaiMT* for ha*» or oowa. Conn
quick If y·· vast a bargain. W. H
Orantfism, Imta. N. C. S· Me
POUND.—A LADOJ ΤΑΜ QLOV1
Owe«r can fat anna W applyin»
at Wm Dlapateh o«tea. ltc
AT COST—I HAVE ON DISPLA1
at aty atora a «tack of iboaa, drj
jroodt, clothlac, ate., *Uek ara be
in* told at aad Man coat A "bar
C>ia for yoa. H. O. Matter. >· «te
LOST—A PAIR OP BROWN KŒ
gauntlet eiovca. Rawaid if nturn
ad to Mra. WUUam Tbompaon. ltc
LOST.—A LONG POCKET ROOM
wHh dm atrinf la tap, eoaiaiidni
190.10 fa papar noaay aad Λββΐ
J* *' jMk
ta J. X. Jnakna, Dora, Ma. S, Bai
168, aad fca rickhr raiwardad. J. 1
Jackaon, Dean, Ko. L tS tt pd
■TRATKD HOGy—POLAND CHIN)
aboat »0#-lka. Isa
takaa ap at my feaaaa. Ownar plaaa
fall aad n(W G. O. Oodwla
bam, NaT 4. ■ H pd
lar b«u4wi anti W—. Γ>·Μ·ι
TinmtiU. Mm. 1. fc. CwtMÛy.
flratti MajmaUa «wi, txm mm
tthool bmuûlnff. Fhcii Ko. 4TM.
1»-M tU.
WANTED A WMtTE BOY VOft
tw· BtondM to work la Mm··.
Room »ml boarA 8m ar write fe.
J. SykM, A«(«r, Ν C. t> tt fi
TOR tAU OK UMT—* · ROOM
bunjclow ua South Magnolia A»*·
Pavad Itnit and aidewalk aiM»
wtthla «m block ef row giawar
acfcool baiWin*. Reason for »«Τϋη«
«o'.na to W«y« towu Apply ta W:
D. Tummr*. Dunn, N. Cf
Oft»Wr tt. ft ami Nor t aad ·.
WANTCO. — M LARORKRB AT
Doke. Apply te J. L Croate, ma
tracter, o>. th· job. 10 «ta.
MTMIf Wfc HAVE HVOUl
sMseS · "at
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W»· iki rim I
îsft.-svursa* 1®
«•Mm, Pm, lb. 4. littfi
»uv του A UAL r, ^
•W farm for mto. W«C nIM
imt tefctoc·* μΚοι §mI «τ*in.
Good bofld.u^e waUr flM vBE/'^ϊ
Μ Β*· MNdt. 1 ht«e km Μι 1·
vMka Nu uU km awwtMT.
égmilt.
f«. Pw^'y^Sr.v i« on
1
COU) WEATHER IS HERE
And it find· us prepared to meet your win
ter clothing need·.
SUITS
In all the latest pattern», priced from $2)
to $35. A good suit for $25
OVERCOATS
That are the laat wpcd in atyle, oriced
from $25 up. W· can sell you a good over
coat for ...$25
DONT FAIL
To mapect our line of Standard Quality
Clothing for men and young men before you
buy. . lutil
J MILTON TART
(The Quality Shop)
DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA
THE REAL Test
of BANKING
THE rail test of banking and the in
dividual bank mutt rest on your per
sonal experience» your satisfaction and
your good will.
We respectfully invito you to vUt our store am* in
large stock of living room end
all
We carry the largest and most complet· stock of fur
niture and lie— furnishings in tkie section of the Steto.
Rose & Woodall
Benson, · ···.. · * North Carolina
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