THE DUNN
VOLUME X. DUNN. NORTH CABOLllM
COUNTY TEACHERS
HOLD MEETING AT
THE COUNTY SEA!
Catlwiini On L»it Saturda
Wu Addrcucd By Sev
eral Speaker·
ORGANIZE UNIT OF
N. C. T. ASSOCIATIOr
Prof. T. T. Linear Elected Pre·
ident And Mi·· tiM F. Cam)
Named Aa Secretary—Dr
Pbillip·, Prof. Campbell. Jul
B. Warreo Addreu Tlx
Teacher· of Harnett County
<Ry D. D Dunn)
The county-wide leachcr·.' iixei
in* wu held in Lillin^'ton ( Vtolie
27. Sujierintendent U. 1J I'.entr;
presiding. After r. ilvsrr t.ill< by th«
»uperinte ndent there were many in
tcresting and insjiiriiiK ipeeches l)<
different men of prominent* in tin
connty.
Dr. Phillip, cnuntv hc:iltl> nfticer
was recognized and delivered ar
advisory ipcirli tu llie teachcr* ;i\v'
committeemen relative Ιο «-οι·ι:ι·ιιη·
cable dUea<*> He Stre.»·set! liv.· ;« in
that both teacher and (KiUuns *hot!·.
be very careful rclaiiie tu l!t·.
spreading of the»e <1ι»λιϊγ< «"tiri:··
the «chool ycat, e«i*ci:ill> l!v "al
mean·, when a child is iii*|>ecled t>
have any cnntagci»u> il'*ra«c. :ι i«h»
lician diould · 1χ· coti'itlteO.
The next m programme a.,
address by Dr J. Λ Ca;«pbell ο'
Buie's Creek, Ui Oie firs» |itnv
Mr Campbell said. "I.n«>v. ilu· pu
ριI and know the Iioiik . ;> fnr r.
possible " ll is tile privilegr ■>( ll··.
teacher to understand every lioy
and girl from a sland|xiint of thei
environment. When a child is no.
provided (or study hour.* nt h·»»!).1
it it the teacher's opportunity to
provide study for him .it school
In the. second placc, the irarhc
must not only think of the intellet
tual side. Some pupil» may not U
as kçcn to learn as you Merc. Thv>
. _ may be a poorer intellcetva!'.y# rn
account of the physical conditions
In order to do his best work a chil l
must have a strong house (phys·
que) in which to work. It ah\a>«
behooves the tearher to encourais
and not discourage.
Then liy no mean» thï lea*'
comes the spiritual sidf of the ριι
pile life. It is very evident that the'·
will live beyond one world «o d·
not forget to |>oinr Ihem dai'r f
tlie life to come The most import
and of all things is Christianity
In the firit place, die teacher her
self and himself should live th·
Christian life before the pupils Tea
chers, don't always point to, but
lead to and nhow them <lav by day.
Attorney Char le? ît<>ss delivcve-l
a very powerful address 011 "The
duty of committeeman toward hi*
teachers and in Itehalf of II» com
manity." This, he pointed out v.w
not λ figure-head position by an·
means, but a place to show forth
service for the Community in which
one lives.
The relationship of the board t·
the community should by no mean
I* interpreted as "kinship"." Ncit'i
cr mourn il i>c misunnerMooa a
"Fnendship." Just because he i» ··
friend of mine or a friend of m\
f ri end is no reason why any per
xsn should be showu a prcicrem··.
All line» of friendiihip shou'd Li
ignored. It should ]>e u IxmJ) ill pro
pre** for education and educational
principles in a community lcadn:v
to Christian citizenship. Dealing
with the child should be a relation
ship only to progress Kev»r should
there be any discrimination.·· ;iroong
pupils, teachers, patrons or fellow
worker*. Do fhe thing with a con
scious free spirit.
As well as (he teachrr ami leade-,
the committeemen should gel a vis
ion that we are moulding f'»r char
acter. Find the Inw* (of nature)
that govern the farts in all cafes,
whether in the faculty staff, in clast
room or what not. The law of right
against wrong should always be kept
uppermost. There should be « spirit
of understanding, comradeship, I*
tween teacher and er*nmiueemea
Always be free ««ken one to the
other. Always understand tl»c faeu
between teacher and pupil as >««j
do between yourself and your own
children. See the place of fhe tea
chcr ai well as your own. Break
down the lines of discttmmatiom
and ever hold to the right as a Cliri*·
tkn leader. This means patrons at
well as committeemen
Secretary Jule R. Warren, of th<
S. C. Teachers' association, »«
present to organize the local unit
of the teachers association and ex
plain why each one should l<o>m«
a member. There are no commandi
tery features and rw political fee
tare· to this organization. It keept
es in touch with the social an·
edocatiotw] feature* of the teach'
I LANS FOR HOTEL
ARE BEING DRAWN
I
Mmiti. Pbpe And Tart Plan
To Erect 60-Room Hot·!
r Here
i> I Reno, well kuiiwr buildilit·
t<.ιΛιActor of Untky Mono!, χνη.
yesterday ill Dunn looking over tin·
ι It'», corner Cumberland Mr cet ami
Clinton avenue, upon which Mt>Ȕ:
Κ. Ko|ie and I A. Tart ar<
i.itig to erect a hotel Mi. Kum: wl1
mont likely jfet the contract fu·
( crating tile new hotel, providing
Me>tr:.. and Tart rati·)- out
their prv.ien; plan». He will luvv
his architect to dnr» th; plans for
the proiYivrd hotel anil same wil'
be submitted In die promoters.
Γ Ik: plan ι» to crcct u niodcn.
In irk liotel of fifty rooms on ihi
!ot row occupied b> the ulj 0»ri»
ι an Church building, vv'aich wai
recently puriha-ed by Messrs I'ops
and Tart Proviiiou will 1* mail<
in tlii· |ialiii for an additional fifty
mom· in be added when the dc
m.>nd he*"·unes sufficient to warrant
η
\\ ·.1U mt the. tten liotel cannot I».
°:cKur. until the old cllurili Imilil
i:i»· t« torn down It v.ill likely br
.\bout tlie tiν*! of the »eai I*.'or.
the new Christian ohnrih will In
ready for oecnpanc) This means
that v.οιk on the propose·! hotel nil·
no; lie hetpui Se fore earl ν nc\t \ ea*
XitlxxK V.'n i> ,ιοJii.nnlo. wi'li
local hotel rnndttinos will deny dm·
the oiitflaiidmr need of it·» i>>u··
•il iliin time i« a modern hotel 'Πι.
lot M|vm which Mr«*r·». Ροι«; am',
Tan contemplate erecting a 1>ο|.·Ι
:a ail ideal location, and it i- to Iw
hoped that their plan» will niatur.
and that within the neM v«u Dunn
will ha\ c a lifiscl of which u>4 onl\
the builders, but the entire cili/en
ship will feci justly proud
The Dunn Chamber of Commerce
ha» been negotiating with Messr»
1'tijw; and Tart relative to erecting
a hotel on the lot since they pur·
cliased it several weeks ago . .
Negro Shot Saturday ->
Night May Recover
Earnest Patterson. negro employ
ed at the Tilghiuan imuber plan'.
near Dunn. was *hoi ami danger
ouslv wounded Satnnbi) night. The
bullet irevtn a pistol fired by David
liennctt, another negro, entered
Patterson'!» cbcM and prnetmted
liii left lung. The shooting was
said lo have been accidental and nr.
arreM has been made
According lo information gath
'ered, Bennett was "trying out" α
pistol which lie was planning to pur
thnv: Trom another negro He fired
the pistol and the stray bullet
struck Patterson, who was in tha
dark some distance away Patter
son stated that he knew of 110 bad
feeling existing lietween Hennett
I rind himself and Ibat he knew of
no reason why rennet! should have
shot him intentionally.
While the nature of rh$ wound
is exceedingly dangerous, the -con
dition of Pattenon is favorable ar.d
it is thought he has an even chanoc
to recover,
çr's work. We are to study one an
other an4 help one another For an
example it is our privilege to study
such problem!* a,* thi*. In 1900 one
million dolijrs were sih;h1 for ail
ednmtional purposes In 1912-14
four millions were spent In 1921
22 twenty-two million* were ipen'.
Owing to the fact that we have
180.000 more children than in 1922.
is tlie increase too much?
The committee suggest* η course
pf *t«idy in the local unit ou tuch
things as have just been mention
«I Thi» is it duty η ml a privilict
of the teacher. In the aixth district
meetings, which are arranm^
throughout the State, many ninri·
s\f the teachers can pet together to
«tody the problems. The district in
which Harnett county ts locatnl
nil) meet in Raleigh November 2 Λ
Harnett county unit was or fa ni/
I'd with T. T. Linear, as president,
and Miss Mame Camp as secretary.
The spelling contest will bt h·1'1
at I.illington Wednesday afternoon.
Out of this group two represents
rives will be selected to rcprescni
Harnett county at Raleigh Friday.
Mias Bridges announced that sh"
was going to pttt on a biscuit con j
lest In the county and offer reward «
for the best biscuit* made in thi
aeveral domestic department i" the
cottaty.
Μ'· T. W. Sprinkle, of Hiike.
'••s again elccted editor-in chief «>'
the Harnett County SchoU New*
Tho*« representing the thnu
ι school* were: Snpt W. S Snipe·».
Mr. Mid Mra. Λ. D. Bum, Mlv
Rachael Clifford, Coach Sprat
Moot*. Mis* Kin cannon and Misa
Cuirai
NEGRO YOUTH DIES
RESULT OF RABIES
Wm Scratched Ια Face B:
Strang· Do| Soon· Two
Month· A|q
J.·»*.· Sv'iors, l'i-ytinr-old negro boj
the »«»i of Jo^ ι· Seller·, who lira
Hi n i· πύΙ> · '.-onthwMt of Dunn, dl·
• •«lily Wν η,·» Ιλy morning of hydn
p!n»M*·. I.jeal physician· proaouncoi
I hi· inn!.vl> a» i-abie· before ho dl«
an.I »fwr hit lieath an autopoy wai
i&itilu-t*· ! b.v Hr. W. Ε Coltraoe «m
the brain of the youth wai carrle <
to the St.iU laboratory of hygtane
It.lrjra. foi an rxajnination. The «X
aminrtion revealed the fact tfca1
■ leath »a* <>«·· to rabien.
According to the parent* of th<
ùoy, hp wm attacked by a abrang»
''•g <uinr two moi.tha ago. Thajr did
not Utipk tie wai. bitten by the do*
.'.ou»,h lu* fut· wna aeratehad b> tk«
daw* of tile dog, when he leaped
ο,τοη tlM· unfivtutiate boy. He wai ta
Len violently 11] laat Thuradmy anc
all symptom· pointed to hydrophobia,
lie w»s kept rhamcii to hia bed froar
Sap<i.ty un(.;l iti·» h relieved the ter
r t>lr nfforltyr ami agony whieh he ajv
pa intly (tuffered.
8··»» after he wa« taken 1H an af·
fort wa» inaile to get him into th«
State ho*p;tal for inaana eoJnred peo
ple at Goldthoro. IIow>-.»r, the I*f
furt failed and ht wai brou*-it baek
to h:« home. The condition of tb<
youth wan pronoaneed by wH<
■aw him a« "aomctAlng iwfal."
A«&e· Stockholders
Of Wilmington Bank
\Vitniui|it<R). ' Ht Λ — Judge K
M. C'V.tHiiiri. :n Sn|*rior Cuit, ha·
oigiinl mi order lu a» ·■·»» all stock
Imhlcr-· <ιf tho l'ciumt Lilierty Sav
.iiB Is'iiik 10 |*r cent in the dolUi
ΓΚί» ί> in rjtre for $40,000 wortîi
rif ;ill«-jrw 1 uiiitlilev> »5fi« now l»ekl
bv the lanW icceiv.r.
The I ,ihcrt) Saving Rank wai
closed by order <if the Corporation
Comminiou qn.4:
,:i. · ~u~; 9
imets actnanïme to M |229λλΪ»
The receiver*' report indicate* thai
M0 000 oi thii i« either worthier·
or exirctncly doubtful, aro>rdir*g tti
attorney» for the receiver.
The order signed by Judge Cru»
η*τ is fin the purpose r>f securing
this amount.
Well Known White Man
Under Liquor Chargea
Sali*bury, Oct. 80 —Kadind off*·
ten from the headquarters of du
United StaW> prohibition tnfntt
m«nt chief, in thia city, thia after
noon raided the Horn» of D. L. Brow*.,
*»ll*M%n whito man in th« West
EnnI» «treet residential dUtrirt. and
sailed 46 gallon» of npirtta, SO gml
Ion* of which was bmndy and tti
other whiiKfy It was in nine Are
(Tillnn kegs nod was hidden in tfa<
attic over the second itory of Um
section of hi» residence. Fartk·
Kirch of the premise* revealed many
empty ftve-yaJIot. tin rane, · nomhpi
of rallon jars a ba« of cork*, ey.
phona and other paraphernalia med
ir ni*|M-rwnc liquor.
Blown wfcj nut at k«nr It th«
tlmo, hi, «Hi bclnc preeenl, how·
«Trr, when the »eareh wm made. H«
will fee placed under m·* »nd pu I
ondfr bot.d for hi· tppririMt »!
federot court here in J*nuary. He il
a man of tome mean* and wID hanra
no trouble In amtnflnc bond. The
Uquor wae poured in the
Rob* Hi» Old Mother
To Run Off With Girl
GoldAoro, Oct. 80 — «Why Spar
row. young mar Irving at Deep Re.,
Lenoir county, laat night «tela l*0C
from hie mother ami wMh a eompan
Ion eUrled oat to tee tin world Thy
arrived here at aoon en a train
Spuroa'i brortHor alee arrived by tai
with a warrant far hi* aii'ijat. Spar
-β* wae arretted ae ha and mo
«anion boarded a train far the north
The etolen money wae rcepvfred am
nrfeoner taken be eh home. Two Kirlt
arrived later to Join the men, bol
erre too lata. >
Eleven Million Live·
Lo* In World Wei
Pari*. Oct. 3f).—The late war re
•tilted in greater Irxt of life te »h«
worW than the eighteen war* whkt
iiciitvifcl between 1815 aod 1913
the number of tIAd, mrltitlin* thoe<
who died of wmitvl* and illnee*. he
it* Riven in Iwirwl filtre» a* elevei
million, artftrdinjj to alatiatict eon»
I 'letl by Die Academy of Mort
and Political Science.
To thi* rmi»t he added the dbnl
nttlion iii the hJrth. rate if a fai'V
correct estimate of the «dwÉe U
world |iofMiUt<on i* to be reached
Hosprrj
Every bed to j
i« rem· occu|x'
Who desire to
truDOe on acc
[place to put I
Mr». Jolie
I was a p*r«mt
I during the
Mr. A. W. i
Taken to the I _
critical conditio
much improceL *
extremely ill fo
Mr. I C.
Dr . O . L.
hospital.
Mr·. Carried
Dunn hospital
ing the past
Mil* Lillian
Mr. and Mra. Fr
•on county,
a(>pciid«crti» at
Friday. She i·
Mi»» Laura
on for fanfre_„
Thursday She j
conaiderin* the
Mr. Nathan
X. Creel. wa« ι
pneumonia and
ni*ht. He waa ·„
cal at once in thel
company ainbuU«y
| dition remain» a*J
Ralph Godwi
Mr. and Mn.
operated rm f0
Dunn hospital ι
hnapit.il
- .patient/
" en
ibeing »c|
| Islington I
I hofpiial
the I
dar
ter of
,tff Samp
an for
bncpital
'nicely,
operated
la*
: r*y W«U
found.
3win wi
ll at the
wh«n the
at the Clint
R ration Ran of Newton Grove,
who is a pati»tt at the Dunn hov
pital coffering Fith an injured knee,
it much improved
Mr. J. R Cannady, local towns
man, took his baby to the Dunn
hospital Monday -afternoon for
special examinW^p.
Mr*. Henry L*Vi*, who ha» bee»
seriously nick ■» the Dunn honpital
for tome lime. Ha* returned with
Iter infant daughter to her home i·»
Sampson cojot7
Mr*. Gertrtw · Tatum Hooper,
registered nurse of Fayetteville, ha*
accepted a permanent position a<
night supervisor at the Dunn ho»·
l>ital. Mr». Hooper i* a nurse of
much experience.
Born to Mr. »nd Mr*. M. C. Boy
ette. Mondaj morning, at the Dunn
hospital a baby girl. ' Mother and
daughter are do«ng fine.
Misa Besai» Bailey, local reenter
ed nurse has teen on special duty
for the last walk at the Dunn bo*
pital with Mr. A. W. McLamb.
Misa Fannie Gribbte, local regit
tered nurse, ha* been on special duty
with Master B*lph Godwin for th<:
i\stl utmIt ·* A* T\.— L—!l·-·
Mr». Α. Β. Godwin, who has been
I on duty u nigb> for the past monil·,
ha* ao*pted » Permanent positon
on the hospital "ursing Han.
MIm Verni» Irwin, regialereJ
nurse of Raleifh, whose capable
work has beeefeatly admired and
appreciated hoapital physi
dans for tha p*«t month, has ac
cepted the portion a* day super
visor on the rntfsng rtaff at the Diin.i
hospital. ' .
Misa Mae thy. registered nurse
of Fayetteville, «nie up Thursday
night *nd will «aaiat the ni(fat super
visor in caring,'0*1 patienta.
Misa DelUcr^lers, the efficient
supervisor of 'ha Dunn hospital,
and two of hospital physicians
hare ie*ei»ed sevaral application
from gradua» nnrsaa daring the
past week for positions on the nurs
ing staff U dj· Ehmn hospital.
Dr. Berj. J. Lawrence. Raided
surgeon, performed threa naJer op
erations at the Duon hospital Fri
day. At tha doa» 0f j),, third op
eration Mr. B· S. A m moos' β-yaar·
old boy was brought into the ho*
pits I with aa^uta appendix which
had to be i««a»"*d at once. Every
bad was tab* to Dr. Lawrence car
ried the Kttk Mow to Ralaifh srHI.
him and r«t£*d the appendix at
the Rax liu^wl as soon as he ar
i rived In tha cHy.
Owing to On e*trenw demand for
I more roomi aedio so effort to moe.
Ian acuta'amarfcacT as quickly ss
possible, the hoapital physicians nave
1 contracted sûfa Mr. Ù A. Tart to
add twelve roema on to tha main
baildbtf at bM. These will all be
MRS. J. H. PEARSALL
De YESTERDAY
Wm Om Of Tk· Ttwa'i Old·
•at And MmI-LovmI
WoM
111*. Jtrtaiik II. Pnmll, i|nl
about 8V r*ara, dicil yettentay af
ternoon at 1 o'clock at *ie home of
h*'r f»H. Major Jam·· Pcaraall, onj
*"l PearvmJI ttrect. Dtuutil had
boon in 11) health for itriral year*.
WWlr death tu not uacapectod. H
cam· h a ahoek lo her many frieiHv
Dnctwi mi one of Dunn'r o'ileat
and «narf-lowad women nul lu
known by tier pcqaalntance* for for
HoantifnJ ChnaLUn character. She M
a arrived bjr one »ori. Major J»»«
PunaH, of Daw, and fo«r irmil
aona, Jere and William Paa'vjB. of
Dnnn, Robert PaaraaB, oi K-Je'jrli,
and Jam»» H William», of Mt. OUve.
Κ re Paaraail had mala bar home ii.
Daajr >i*ee aoon after the town was
incorporated la HIT and waa wall and
favorably known throughout thta at<
bon. Hrr horibaod prcccdod her to
0v« grave ervrial yean ago.
The fanrral «ai eondoetcd froir
tfcr Poaraull home «ι 3 o'clock OiU
afternoon b} Krv. A. it MeQaeea.
paator of the Dann Presbyterian
rJiarrh, of whiuh ricc<-«<ed wa a movt
loyal and devoted metober. Interment
» II made in G 'evrrwocil cemïtory.
Scmpeon Planning
For Big County Fair
Ρ·Γ·<*« With School CkiMiw
La Lis· Will Bo Big
Footer·
CHnton. Oct. 29.—PUm are rip
ely matured for the Sampson
county fair which will be held lier.· |
beginning November (\ and r<mtim»
ing through the remainder of th<*
week. It is planned to nuke this π
vw> real educational event ard »«■
that end a holiday will be giveu on
ÙÊLMtÊÎIIÉtf·^0^ the school chit
, BftSÉÎTl
•1 parade which will ushei* in the
fair it composed of President J. R
4'eturaon. Chief Marshall Ko*roe
l'uiler and County Superintendent
J m ι. {.. Hathcock.
Λ «core card has been sent ot<(
and the school tooiing the highest
number of point» on it will be given
an additional holiday and its mem
ber* admitted free of charge to ths
fair.
Announcements of the terni» of
the contest have been *ent ont tit the
varous srhooli in tfce county and
one of the bi®c«t parades in th··
history of die county is expected.
private rooms substantially built and
heated by a modern heating plant.
The hospital physicians iiave decid
ed to charge <mly $2500 a week ίο
these private rooms and this amount
will also inrludc the services of reg
istered nnries. both day and night.
In addition to the twelve extmi
rooms, port of the front porch ne*t|
Co the hath rooms will be convert» 1
into two rooms screened and mad;
suitable for pneonmnia pM"*'1»··
The drive which is rarelv u»*d ·«
to be built up and turned into a l*r/r
sun parlor for convale*cing patient »
Mr. 'l'art already ha* the lumber on
the lot for building and a large forco
of carpenter* will begin work Wed
nesday morning of thii week.
Fifteen feet back of the mai»
hospital building Mr. Tart u ko>«S
to build at once a nice building for
colored patient», h will face the
aide street toward· the arhool build
ing. It* capacity will he ten pa
tient*. Colored mi rte» will be em
piored for colored patient» A board
walk will connect the two building*.
Tre Dutm hospital, Including tlw.·
colored building will ea*i1jr be a AS
bed hospital Mis* Delia Wheeler*,
superintendent, will *tan a clan· of
six pupil irarsea at once. Lectures
will be given by the hospital physi
cian* and full credit for time and
diploma received at graduation will
he recognised by the State board
of examiner*. Any girl in thi* or
other section* of the country wh«,
wish to enter traimng may apo\
to Mit* Wheeler* at note A small
salary will a ho be paid each mort S
to rrrry popil nurse. A large nice
room in the hoapital bnildn-g «rill h·
furnished (he pupil-mi rte*
Dr. H. C. Tnriingtun tnade *3
X-Ray examination* with hi* pow -
erful Victory X-Ray machine <hir
ing the past week.
Mr. Harper Holliday lu* «quip
pad hi* ambulance with electric fan*
in each and of the vehicle and w ar
the front he ha* installed a hot air
heater. Thesa insure the utmost
comfort to the patient regardlea· of
what the outside temperature ma,
be. The Ambulance fullveqatpped
coat —m 93,000.
WRECK NEAR MIKE
IS FATAL TO ONE
Clifford KilWd O-t
riiht Amd TkrM Other·
Are Injured
(By Wade H. l-uc*»i
Duke. Nov, i'!ii?«r«1 Mat
thew », of l.illniji.i. mtltc I, vva«
killed outright »·«! h » three cuhd
ΐκιηίαη». J. H. ·'.·'{■ . of Carden*·».
route I. J \V. and Arthur
Matbew*, rf Lilting.on. were bad
ly injured wlmi iHr Font car in
m hidi iho were r*t'n>; plunge I
through «lie guard rail* on the
bridge which iiie Cape Fear
ri\tr Iniiljrc about one mile from
Duke.
According to the Uory told b;.
the MtrvivOTK, the light machine be
came unmanageable an it ncared the
bridge and the driver apjieared to
lt»e control ol the car. Humping
an*ui*t ihc riglit wide of the bridge
lir*t and (Ken (werving over again·:
tl»e left Kidc the driver'* companion
reachrxl over aiw': gav ι· the uterine
tvhevl a jerk catiiing it to break
tlnimgh t'ne rail* an<l catapulting to
lh<- rticks twenty or thirt) feet be
low. M atWev. * war. dead when
found by autoists, ν ho
pici'fd the three wrvivor· up and
vualte<l tltein to tlic Good I tope ho«
1'ital, where they received medical
.mention frotp iiortor* \V. 1*. Ho!t
and R M fluie. The dead mtn -
hr<Kber war. able to leave the ho·
jiilal a «Ικιιπ time later, hiving nui
tained flight braiaet about die Lca».j
j. π tiii» irn - uie rmutuooa
ThunuUy η iffi only Blight hurts eo
the head. Thr other nvu» »«» itkmx
•eioaily hurt with »cvtr*J rih*
broken and hi» chcM peril) crush
cd. lie i* getting along very we'l
l»day, l»«rtwr.
'fhi> inako» t'ic thud death sincc
live fcr»t of the year ;:l the Ihik.·
bridge cuiwcd, >eciningl), by cvtltfe
Jri\iug. A number have hem bad
ly injured also.
Tlii* has been a week hi pleasure
mmng the younger set of the town
ejgUàttrt and complimentary par
TTeTrSl^epntf fourni M(U. —A
surprise parly was hdd at the
Grady hotel Mor (lay night in hon
or of Ou» A. Zachary. whose wed
ding 10 Mis* Margaret Barnes, ->1
Jonc*boro. will be soietniaed next
Tuesday at the home of the latter
in Joric*boro.
Tue«lay nigbl the Girls Friend
ly society gave a very delight ft»'.
Hallowe'en party at the library for
«ta members and several invite'
guests. More than a hundred bor*
and girle were present, enjoying the
evening. The Senior class of the
>i<£h «chool gave a very entertain
in* Hallowe'en social at the library
Wednesday night tu ha members
and a few invited quests The Mis*
es IVatrai akcl Tla<kett al«> gave ft
Hallowe'en party at the same time
across the street at the hotel to a
larger number of invited guests
E. C. Gcdilic left Wcdnesda·
night for Alexander, Va., as a del
egate of tlic local Masonic lodge
λα 11 S. Stewart, Number S3·, for
the unveiling of the memorial to
George Washington. Mr. Geddli
win return the laM <A the week.
Blut Of Dynamite
Kill· Sanford Man
Greensboro, Oct SI.—A Uait »(
dyn.miu In a flan» oa lb· dH
Mafcrboro-Kmndlanan Highway. aix
«vira from Gmwttto, Instantly kill
ed H. K. 8hWM», aged 4·, formerly
•f Sasiotd. at 10 o'clock tbl* morn
U(. The body, horribly aitHatei,
*u bronatbt her· and prrparod for
barial thU »ft«rnocm Th» une of
Um exploatan H unknown. Tbc d*
tfantit a torrWod by tb· widow and
four children and the body will b<
•hlppod to Laiaon tyring*, near Saa
'anl. for burial
Doug And Mary See
Magazine For UU
Loa Angeleo, Oct. II.—Paagix
Falrbanka, motion tietato actor, aad
Ma wife, Mary FMfort, w*mm»1
tonight they bad telegraphed HMac·
Vont to <Wr attan*|t In Mow York
to Hl« *uM Immediately agalnat an
tvUn Aim magaalna «MA tumthr
printed· ■ lopwt that "Aawitoa'l
rwr uthoort anil her famotaa bodbam<l
bad <juar»»W orer another woman."
t»rlyi» Brunt, fottaorty lamMag
lady la ralrWnka* compar.y, wb*s«
name w» «aid la bare boo* Invatrefl
In Dm allo|ad llbalauo artlel·, «111
Join Miat Pirbferd and PalAanki la
Mm libel «dt, aoeeeillng la b«r bu*.
baail. Β. P. Pta^iMUL
<!*-.( gfcor m-Kh turning anil
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1lJ*rf rottr wkW»
pV—No. MWy. ^ don't nlml ro*
ankle* 1 Γ*»" Τ *·»"·> cettfie
- PeWowtWp PetWB,
CLIFF MATTHEWS
KILLED WHEN CAR
LEAPS OFF BRIDGE
ACCIDENT occumasD
ONE MILK non DUKE
Clifford MaNkm,
white BUI who M red «n mOm «M*
of Lflliaftoa, vu iaatastlr MM «ad
thn-a t'.bar aw ww isJvW, mm
of than Mrioarij, WiiUllllf Ma
ine abMt 11 «ΊΜ «la *· M
ctr la which Ihaj «M iUta| haafce
•hroueb Km «ΰΐη» «1 the M4p
»WA qui tki Cim ÎM ilm. In
ml)» «Μ ■( Dana, aad hatlad 4M
ta «M tvc& St M bataar. The Mr
The ttijarad >n: J. K. Ota. «4M
wl lojoriM; Archer MaMbaaa. kn
ow of (ha naa MM, ami Mw af
the i Ii-fetr4 aar. abaaa tea aatf fcaarf
-M
to t*
tfca ur fin* Hmi4 U <
than to tka rtffct.
Oit nUiag. TV «Ni «< tW .ir (M
been wMimUJ at iran i« Air»?
mite* at boar, though tb· 4iWw la
<T»oUd ai nriac tfcâk tb« ctr «w Mt
ranalr-f at a trilir «Ml tfaa· M
ad ia «ht fall akd ko· «ity «C tb·
(NT
tlvM ia ·
Clifford
wu riJhif kl tha ntr
ftendy atrack «· Ua baad, a· Ma ι
«n craalnd, « (aA cat In Ma Mt
forehead and Ua rt^kt )aw Wa* A*
tarad. R· w*5 tb· «a» orf Mr. «M
Mn. J. W.
married. Tka
rMkriaf ι
lattmd ta tka fa
Witt the kOHncef
the deaitti toll ef
far t*M year
the mm ywiat thfc JMT,
die <k>M MM. Hfml i
d kH«w tafary. It If <
the cor· J wet biyl Mm
•f «M Mdp to
fin ι>· iiaianeee imt· ·Ι I Mi |
Tw. p.ι.■agir» mt Ike first ear to
pleut thrash the rmfliag «f thto
Chuck» wen «M tot Torwtey
to the pptt-wintrt at the Poor
County Fair hetd here October 9 to
12 fadal· of the Fair aeanria
don an Wn( compBmmtrd for the
aarfy payment of |inw>a—It i>
often the caaa that k I* astwral
month» after a fair Won the pre
mium toaUnato an ohk)· «ρ »M
the cfctdrw maitat out. tTUa year
the local Pah aaaoriirioto had mail
id Mt α tto (toad· wMhi· laaa
than three aetfci after (he fair etoa
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