Masers. Claud H. and Oscar Britt
of Lurcberton spent yesterday hare
visiting relatives.
Middling cotton is quoted on the
Dunn market today at 86 cents the
pound; strict middling 86 1-8 cents.
1 Mist Nannie EnnU returned this
afternoon from I.umberlon, where
she spent Thanksgiving visiting Mias
Monnle Collins.
Mrs. Clarence J. Smith and two
children loft this afternoon for
Scotland Neck, whore they will spend
a few days visiting relatives.
Mias Clyde Snead underwent an
operation In a Ftorunre, S. C.. in
firmary Wednesday. Her condition
is reported as favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. Joa P. Smith are vis
iting relatives In Lowrcncaville, V*.
They are expected to return home
Sunday.
Joe P. Smith has taken over the
local agency for the Chevrolet auto
mobile This is tha first Chevrolet
sgency ever opened In Dunn.
J. D. Pope has returned from Coun
cil, where he went with a party of
friends to hunt deer. Six deer were
killed by the party on the trip.
Ticket# for Huckleberry Pine and
Tom Sawyer, the show to be given at
the local opera house Monday morn
Ing, Deeembr 8, are now en sale at
Wilton and Lee't drug store.
Perhape no town in the Stale has
a better motion picture service than
that shown at the Oelonial theatre.
The pictures shown here arc the same
shown in the largest eltlc* in tha
State.
Dunn people driving over U>c high
way between Dunn and Godwin yes
terday afternoon report two cart
turned ore; between the two lowtis.
It has not boon learned here to whom
the can belonged.
Mr* p. C. Hood and two children,
David Henry and Edward Pear
sall, and Miss Bliss Moseley llatcoer
want Wed no* day afternoon to Ham
let where they eriU spend several
days viaHsn* relatives.
Dovid M. Pearsall, local building
Inspector, has recently issued a per
mit to R. W. Pope for the addition
of a second story of four rooms to
hit residence. Sooth Washington
avenue, to cost around fS.GOO.
Johnson Motor Compauy received
this week one of the new "Champion"
Overland oars which is attracting so
much attention throughout the rear
, try* Hiey will be glad to demonstrate
to any ona Interested In the ear.
Circles Noe. I and > of the Metho
dist church will have a basaar in the
Fleishman Brothers old store building
Thursday and Friday of next week.
Refreshments will be served each dsy
from 1 to 9 o'clock. The public is in
vitad.
J. D. Baggett and H. O. Matin'
wtU have a ear of oranges in Duni,
Monday to tell to the public at very
low prices. The fruit came direct
from Mr. Baggstt's farm In Florida
8e« Mr. H. O. Mattox for further in
formation.
C. L. Guy, of the local bar, deliv
ered a Thanksgiving address at i
big picnic at Prospect church yester
day. He reports a large crowd an.
a great spread of good things t<
sat While he didn't say so, it goei
without saying that the add to is ws.
also good.
1UC irenn emit will serve a free
Tegatsblc dinner Sunday from 10
a. m. to 8 p. m. While no charge
will bo mad. for A. dinner, anythin*
those who partake may with to con
tribute wiH be given to the Near Xatt
jleUef. Adana* Brothers are proprie
tors of the cafe.
The Atlantic Coast Realty Com
pany win sail Monday the Erasmus
Lee tract of land about four mile*
south of Doou. There i* several han
drdo acres in this tract which ha*
bam cut Into smell farms and win be
sold at aoetloa- This U a splendid
farm and la located is a dnalrabls
oornan unity. B. B. Hood, sales mans
gar, la at Young's Hotel and may be
by those wish in* more informa
ebout the property.
The drum and cornet corps from
th# Georgia Industrial orphanage,
Macon, Os, gevs a delightful con
cert la the local opera house Wed
nesday evening. No admlmton was
charged and while the crowd pres
ent was small, a cellaetkm of cash and
subscription* totaled approximately
180. The II beya ---yrl.lng the
eorpe gave a concert oa the .treats
yesterday morning and a collection
amounting to around $75 was taken.
The boys wore entertained In varl
ona homes In Dam while bore.
MKT WITH MM. HERBERT
M.KAY
Tk» Com«|la* Harnett Chapter of
the D. A. B. met laat Wadnaeday with
Un. ■eibert MaKay at har hem* n
Roots Wflaea Arran..
Aa h»t*r#«Mn* report on the Rut*
eenfereDC* at Pfaiahoiat wo. etrra by
Mr*, Ueyd Wad*.
aa elaborate ulad room* ora Mrr.d
I
MISS SHAFFER lO SPEAK MON
DAY AFTERNOON
ilia* y.aflcr. Di-eu of iwor.einicr,
Noi:h Carolina CoUer.o for Women.
Grverubixo, will -peak to ;J>. women
of Dunn on nouyeliiiM Enytn-.-erinjr,
Monday afUrnco 1, Ui I --inker 3rl. ut
S o’clock, in the lYt .-inr.V C lub . uo»i-.
All womou are Irtcr r«-,lei. |>i .uanay
inff their houiu'.ioi I efficiently an-1
tail in an ai>(io‘Cur,< y ,-y •! ruld not
mU.-. M.w Shaffer ccin.y vo Dunn
under tile nurtiUmi of I .<• Keom Ifeo
romtce D-.tai .no-tt of Fit- Wonten’e
Club an.I the IIo.tk i..titoniici tie
partmcnt of .ho lum! r l.cel All wo
men arc Inv’ted (o attorn-.
FANCY WD!*iC A/.LE
Til- l.iulii-* Gii;.ilri># i i-'.u-.l clam f»l
the Picrliyi-i iHii ci ,iic i, wi.l have
fii.xy a oil. or ».vi« !»•, tUe -how wn
•low of tin- Marvin W'mlo Company
aI-.-iw, ix-?innin|r F; l-iay. Ncv- mbe*
.Ifitlj. Ur euie to -n*i ;Sj-ii* ultirlvr
The,.- air lovely for (.'I rUuwn* k’‘1»
PURINA PIC CHOW' WILL MAKE
YOU MONEY
Y ou ran in-Ae me Illy ay Unllnf
Fu.-inu Ti(r Chow with your corn.
Corn alone la: P: the .-!rin-nti li.
build biir bonoe enil bin framer. Teat
thia pig chow corn ration oil wine of
your |ii|r* ami prove for jrour.clf how
profitable it i* Sold ’ i l Linn k»> la. P.
Sarle% only. ll^#
• rt*. wt have SUGAR TODAY"
A. E. Rob nsnn *» > * .1* had iprcici
rvaior. to civ« t'.vr.nk* ycvurduy, nr.d
rlvo to tuik The DU|*tidi a* ar. ad
vertising medium. iMtmi.ucIi a* the
*uit*r h- lnM left week wan returned
to Ru.ip Thanksgiving Ray by Mr. I.
H Hardisnu, who hap,ion*4 to be on
A hunigig trip Thuiedr.y l.ight lu*i
week when the sack wn» lost, near
Rhode* MUl pond.
Ue further say* ho h>.» answered
the question ‘Is this the Express of
fice?" at luast as many times in tha
last few weeks as Mr. Hein* has pic
kles .and he wordna how it it that
folk* in Dunr. w.io get The Dispatch
faded to notice that tint efT.ru vu..
removed it S:;pter.iL.». hci.ijr .-cplac
• d by Uie pi ating plant Robinson is
operating. A local lawyer came in
and began te-v'eg him tome kind of
• legal paper this week, and when he
looked up and tow ho was in Die
wrong place, he soon tioc&oipca, to
the relief of the printer.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
RKV. O. T. MATTOX, Pastor
Bible School Sunday #:45 a. m.
Preaching Sunday 11:00 a. m. It
‘t a rpecial tcrvler; the annual ser
vice of the women’s miv"Jouary so
c'*ty- Also it is the “Golden Jnbi
Ica" year of the organization. A
< pedal effort it being made to have
every woman in the ehareh and Wo
men . MLflon/.ry Society pXMnt,
Please make no othergaarc ni-uob.-cP
I'leasr msk* uo oilier &r.'u(igemc.nts.
Sermon wfll be on women’* work.
Preaching Sunday p. ft. r.t 7:3(1.
Chr stian Endeavor Sunday C:IiC p. rv
M.il-Wcek service Wedn«»,.ty 7:3D
p. m. Public welcome.
" Bill’ll going to sue the cotnpxnv
for damages
“WhyT Wot did they do to ’im?’
’■ Tliny blew the quitUn’ wi.Utij
when ’* wat carryii.’ a ’envy piece of
iior., and V dropped it on •« foot"
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Bible Conference At
The Gospel Tabernacle
A Bible eoufcivnec began last night
ut the Gospel Tabernacle and wiB
;through Sunday. The eonfereneo
•met* each craning at 7:30 and oa
Sunday two meetings will be hold—
*1 o. m. uud 7:80 p. m. The confer
ence 1/ being conducted by Her. and
fdrs. Howard Van Dyko. returned
mirai.rnapie from China, and Her. M.
C Stein hog. Th« lecture* by the via
'.ting Christian worker* are both in
teresting and instructive. The public
la invited.
Resolutions of Respect
Where uiTprwt and auprera.
«ulrr of the onlverue haa In HU Infi
nite wisdom rtmovnd from amongst
of our *»rthy and estearaed
fellow sborers, Urotbar George W.
Nnylnr, and where** the long and in
tl.rate mlationAip hold with him in
iV faithful discharge of HU duties
as a member of the Dunn Baptist
rliotcii and a devoted member of
af oar dess, makes it eminuntly be
filling that wo as a claw record our
appreciation of him.
TI1EKEKOBE, be H resolved that
the wisdom and patience ghlch ha
cxerriaad by counsel, aid and faith
ful attendance will ba held in pats
fol rsmscnbs ranee.
Toat the sudden removal of Broth
er Naylor from amongst us leavao
a vacancy and a shadow that will bo
deeply real'.xed by all the member*
and frienda of our Bible class and
bis going will prove a serious lots to
all.
Tbit with deep sympathy for the
be .raved, we express oar hope that
oven so areal a lose to all may be
overruled for yowl by IHm who dootb
all thinga well.
lie it farther resolved that a copy
of these resolutions ba spread open
tha record* of oar clan, a copy pre
sented to The Doan Dispatch for
publication, and a copy sent to the
bereaved family.
Committee,
E. LEE.
L. P. BAILEY
POPE-PARKER
Inc Methodiat church waa a Kane
of beauty Saturday evening, decorat
ed with pin* bough* and other like
material in hono/ of the wedding of
ANNOUNCEMENT
I (halt close ray office* Saturday
i nirrUt, December let, for an indefinite
i preiod of time I ahall enter the Now
York Poet Graduate Medical Coil eg"
and Hoipltal and taka a special course
ir ‘.he treatment of the aye, oar, note
and *l*arBPf 'MjlffiWfcM MM II
the exclusive eye, oar, noae and throat
apecialict for the Dunn HosrpitaJ.
WALLACE E COI.TRANK, M. IV
j PURINA PIC CHOW WILL MAKE
YOU MONEY
You can make money by feeding
Purina Pig Chow with your tom
Corn alone lacks the element* to
| build big bone* and big frames. Ten
I this pig chow corn ration on eomo of
I your pigs and prove for yournclf bow
'profitable it Is. Bold in Dunn by L- I*.
;?url«only. lte.
IR. GLENN L. HOOPER
DENTIST
Dulco, :ts North Carolina
OUice Second Floor Bank
Building
111111 M frttttMM t#MM M
$500 REWARD
For the scoundrel who oaicl—
WALTER JONES
carries a full line of fuhing tackle. He does
not claim to carry anything except a full and
complete line of feeds end groceries.
Everybody knows that—
JONES PAYS THE FREIGHT
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The Ideal Christmas Gift.
Wouldn't it be u grand and glorioua feeling to get
up on Christmas morning and be greeted with a certi
ficate in your sock for so many shares in the_
Home Building & Loan
Association,
*
That would be a gift worth whila. Somethin* *ub
•tantlal—aomething that U the actual equivalent, any
time, to the coin of the realm. A delightful mixnre of
common eenae. good buainem Judgment, sentiment. and
the yuletide epiril. blended Into a perfect result ^
SEVENTH SERIES OPSN diccmbc* 1ST.
EUGENE LEE, Secretary
“You Foraish The Lae-Well TV. ^
Min Kim* Parker, da
ami Mr*. John P. Fori
Nvnrsnl Pope, of Dan
proton t i* employed at
fnvftaliotit had been aiAMt prior
to the wedding and ul the lgpeiatrd
hoar ovary available >peg(‘ h» the
chunk wa» taken, with magg May
ing, packed' altnoit to *gff oration.
Many who went to Ihe chgreh ware
unr.blc to gel on the ine)4r an ac
count of the largo crowd. ;
Prior to the wedding, thnre wore
muny ebower* given in boner of the
bride ami after lb« wedding rehear
eal on Friday evening the jhrenta of,
the bridn gave a reception to the
bridal party. The weddtag party
formed the receiving line at thi* re
ception together with the parent* of
the bridr ami groora.'-dhuich war •cre
ed by Mr. *011 Hr*. M. J. Bowen. Mr*.
Carey S. l’arker ar.d Mr*! Enicn
Cherry received at the door, aaelrteri
by Mi/* led in Herring. CSe color
rchomo of green *nd white wwo taete
fully carried out in the gift room and
the dining room, flrcc-n aad white
brick emam with angel food rake
were wrved. Much mprrlmant follow
ed the cutting of the bride'* cake,
in which hod been hidden If (bam*
of good laek.
Til# rift room ihound «>* rvonn
larity of t>* young coupla, for thay
could bare atartcd housekeeping with
the many gift* received, there being
every thing needed,- niih the excep
tion of a eooking range and diehee u
eat from. Ever the noloriooa weapon 1
of Maggie and Jiur* wii thore, the
rolling pin- i
Vat crowd began to gather nt Un
church Saturday evening goon atte
6 o’clock nnd waited patiently until
the ceremony started Hjee Parker has
never at any time been more beauti
ful than ahe was when, accompanied
by her father, ah* walked to the ul
tar, where she wo* rr-et by the groom
and hit beat man.
The ring ceremony vrae uaed ami
performed by Rev. R, H. Davis, tht
bride’s pastor It wav beyond men
man’* words of description and an
attempt to do to would only laav* un
said the (hinge that should bo said.
Mrs. Pope is one of CUntoa’t most
popular young ladies and her friend*
were counted by thorns with whom 4ie
came in contact, for her charming
personality inuned;ately wen the good
will of all. She will be missed in Clin
ton, but we rejo.ee with others, look
ing forward to the many visit* she
will pay her parent* ;B tbit city.—
Clinton Newa-Diepatch.
WE CAN FIX IT
If a boy lovea a gM,
That’s his bustMaa*'
If » *irl loves a boy,/;
they decbje "WSt^arrtefT"
That’s their bhWsst
| But if your car ytt* out of fix.
That’s MY business. ,
I JOE P. SMITH, Garage
Dm»n, H. C.
NOTICE
Under ihe yowwr of talc lontainod
rin u mortgage deed ixctuted on tha
7th day of Octolxv 197* by B. F.
Ammo** and wife, Annie Am men* to
the unui-reijried H. 3. Novrto, mort
gage*. *atd mortgage deed br\h* ro
enplnl In the office of the Regular
of Deed* of Harnett County la Book
118. page *43 and default haring
been made lu tlia payment af the
bond* eectued theivby, tha uader
cure.I T ill expo** lor tale at paUte
auction vo tbo highcet bidder Bor
cc.vH at tho court haueo door in LIV
llogton, Harnett Count*. N. C.. a*
the 28cl da* of December. 1919 at
IBdIQ o'clock M.. the following do
..cribo \ land*:
Two certain piece* or true:* «f
'and lying and beirg In Av*rarboro
Tewnehip. Harnett County, State of
Norhl Carolina and deecribed and
daflnod aa follow*:
PISS TTRACT: Being tract No.
1 mentioned In deed front Nta. A. 3■ •
■J"M ' ■ W-—« 'HI HIM
Amu*ki anJ ft. C. Air.nvwu i# Br. I".
Abimsi, dsiori February 1, ISM,
ami rt^iauicd (n Beak V Ka. pas*
id. Record# of Canbarlaod County,
N C., said trarc K*. 1 a* abort sacs
tinned contained 13 cere* new or
la**, bat Ifeto acre* af op is'ml Mat
haa baan convoyatl to W. Jt. daemon
anil this I no rt rapt Jwl cenvtyi too
remaining aavob aeias: BauJtiult^r ai
a make and polnteis tra the public
toad m* far from W. B Warn*’*
and ram aa R. E. Lee'* llsu X. 44 1-d
E. 7 chain* ami M link* ta a stake In
said lie*, with one Mack lack, I rad i
oak. 1 pact oak and ot»* ph-e, all a>
pointer*; tbrr.ee a w» Una S. 19 1-4 |
t- 12 rhala* and M Jinks to a atak*.
with 1 pin*, 1 red oak and 1 poet-oak
a* point*** la l>e urbnnul lines these*
a* tkat line 8. *4 1-2 V. <■ e*.f it arj
13 link* to a *takr by Use abnw road;
diencc aa th* rood X. 33 1~* SO
chain* and M l‘ak* to to# btflsuilutr.
containing 13 1-4 urn*, more or ’.**».
SECOND TRACT: HefUm'.i* mi
t|w A. C. IHH when Kmm h»
•iirf Mack McKay Ilona ■
mill and and run# m (Ml
1-4 E. 2I.H* chain# to a
a *rur.:p and raant n#
•i » torr.cr and o*« *
5*io y'3M ptflatM*. t
'into tb# cotMr, i
'-mm; Ihcocc a#
Iji# X. N 1* W. M
•tak# with ana plan 9*
X. 4 1.2 K 1 chain to •
X. II V4 W. U4
o. U It X. tfcMaa *
tha bopmnjr.g, containing
and ono-docrth acroc, om
ThU tract Ma. S hcdnft the m
•oovniiM by (And team Ma.
tod wif», Jannnttn leap to Y<
i**v « tiw ft. l»«r. ‘
January M. 1*11. aid I
cSSlLrtJX-iLffir .JH
Vl}wt|*ll8u Jfi
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A CHECK Book
as Your GUIDE
ITJmay seem a trivial thing to pay each
* account by check, but many, many
men have found in the use of a check
account the leverage that lifts to a larger
prosperity.
It is not what we earn
that puts us ahead, but
what we save. A check •
accdti nt furnishes an
itemized record of your
income and outgo—that
shows you where and
how you can save money
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Do Your Christmas Shopping at
Never were we better prepared to meet the requirements of
Christmas Gift season; not only is our stock replete with
artistic worth, but we have increased our facilities for serving you in
we suggest a few of the many gifts that you will find at our store.
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GIFTS THAT LAST
Victrolaa,
. Rifles
Shot Guns
China ware
Bicycles
Tricycles
Floor Lamps
Electric Floor Lamps
Silverware
Watches
Clocks
Rings
Smoking Stands
Tav4insras
jaraincret • ,
Shopping Bags
>r
WE HAVE A LARGE I
LINE OF TOYS
Dolls
Kiddy Cants
Rubber Balls
Airplanes
Drums
Rocking Horses
Riding Horses
Wagons
AirRifles
Horns
Games
Dominoes
Checkerboards
Miniature Stoves
Doll Furniture Sets
Butler Brothers
DUNN, , NORTH CAROLINA