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V0L* 1,1 Dunn, N. C. Not., ftth. Itl6 <6^41^
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MXXT NEXT WEEK AT CllAPKJ
RILL.
hWkiMig Mon of Mtalr In »t'rsKl
Atm Itaya at the Unlrwdtj.—
Intea —daf Program.
Capei Hill. N. C-. Not.—A larg.
•later of the newspaper Minors i t
tha slate are goleg lo step down for
awhUe from their editorial (leek and
get together at the ITplYerellr I"
December for fellowship and hrlr-ful
dleeuaeloe. If one t» to Judge froth
the number of letlere bow coming In
to tha local management from o»or
tha elite. And not only are the •V
ttore oomtng. but the reporter*.
Journal lata, men In tha alllad trades
and special correspondents are all
•lag to meet for Ihe ciehangr of
Idea* Special programs hare been
prepared to meet the needs nf >ch
daaa of aewspaper folk, and the On
traralty la planning to antart-iln nil
to the bast of Its ability.
Thoagb a winter Newspaper Instil
uta for study la auoewhnt new In
Berth Carolina. It hi not new In the
middle and far western stale*, whi rr
eftea a weak I* sat aside for lust thli
parpens, boo ido ixmora come inpcin
or by the hundreds In Mlassoarl,
tbo oUto from which Walter wil
liams come* to this meeting with s»l
aaU* aaggcsllona. th* Journalists
hold a conference of several dayt at
tba itat* I'nlserslty ear* winter. Th*
■era* I* tree of Kansas, of Wseonatn.
and Of Tut. along with a dotan or
more others The purpose of "hr
Instltate will b* for study, 'and It la
b*ld In an atmosphere conductive to
atady. AH th* resource* of lb. I'at
I *r*Uy will tm available. Oars rill
also b* taken that th* journalist*
have a good tlm*. and tha commit*
Ua has provided something Interest
ing for «**ry day. Some of the edi
tor* have written that they would
mgari It a* a calamity to miss any
of th* program.
Th* g*m*r*l topics to be discussed,
beginning Thursday aftorooon, r\.c
T ar*: Th* Newspaper and the C i e
t'.nalty. Orocrsj Newspaper Prob
lem!. News and Kdltorlali. Business
and Ady*rtf*tag. The night bsssIoo
win b* of a mors geesrel aatnra with
nneh men an Taft. Walter Willi «ma
•eo. TfllltH mm—r fur t^a pied
for*. Tht colleffi d** club will
intertala.
AMERICAN PAIR PLAT
While the people of the Uou-d
tittea have b«r. seodlna thirty mil
lion dollar*' worth of relief to B*
rop* and Torkey, two haadred thou
sand women and children In Albania
kae* died of ttarvatlon.
While each woman »nA child la
Belgium hna had plenty to eat. wo
men and children in Albania hae*
gnawed at th* earrame* of doad
home* In tbe etr*ete.
William Willard Howard, of New
Tork. who ha* retnrned from hln
third trip to thin hunger too* of Bu
rop*. predicta that the antlra popv
I Uoa of Albania will dl* of lamina
and paatllaac* mnleaa bed pad n*
•ay* that In Albania core la fifty
(oltara * bushel. Hour eighty dollar*
* sack, and macaroni five dollar* h
Paul
"Th* tragedy of Albania', may*
Mr. Howard. *'ia that a nation I* dy
bg of hongae. while the people of
the Halted States, laden with gift*
ftr th* real of Europe and lor Tur
ley. paa* cm th* other aid*
"Thirty million* of dollara hae*
bean glean by the people of the Un
ited States for raltaf work of enr
loua klsds In Belgium Poland Arm
ani*. Syr* and th* warring coantrle*
ef Europe, while two bnndrad thou
sand woman and children In ftouth
eaalsrn Europe hava stirred to
death unheeded and unc red fo.
Net one woman or child has died of
b*b|w is noiginm; nunaiM
tkoaeand ta Albania.
’ll It fair—la It hamaa—that
tha Innocent women and ehl .1 «n of
AI ban la, who aaver did anyone any
harm. ahowM be trample 1 under
f'-ot end left to pariah. at a time
when all othrre era fed?
"la thta American lair pt.yr
"I haea appealed for help le high
placet I have bagged a cruat ol
bread of thaae who bare gtrau mil
Hone to Belglem, Poland, Armenia
aad Syria- I bare begged la vain
"Tha Albanian# ere aa mark i
titled to eympathy aad help aa oth
era. They have hot tehee pert n
the war. They fed end lelterat
the refageea from Serrle, ev 4 wltl
the teat measure of corn that th<
famlne-emltten villages pom meail
They have not done any wrong: ye
armlee have ewept over lhe<i rone
try. taking what could he loved b
take, leevtag Co tho etervteg womoi
end children only the mrveeiee o
doad horeaa la the etraeU.
I Mb only A near lean fair play to
the famlehed children el Albania
aeh of all talr-mladed mea aad w«
aaa la the nailed State* Wh
•him Id the AI baa lane—three haedra
(housed of wham are ChrleUaae
be left In etarva. while wa greet fix
ward, la geeeroaa rivalry, to faa
oth era? The Alha state ere me*
A
•uttroai than Arm;Diana, yet w<
feed tho Armenian! and tat the At
lanlaun lUrre!
"Haring appealed to domf «m Is
li'gh place* I now appeal to the plait
l*oplo—to fair minded nu el re
men who would not Irt era a J g
■larre to death, no matt*.' wha> hla
breed. I want to go beck to Alban
ia with a eh Ip toad of food I bare
• -ranged for n ahtp—a new Anoer<
can imp, Junt launched and f- d for
Kea. Tba ehlp in ready and waiting.
"A number of dletlngulehrd gentle
tnen In Now York—moafly clergy
men end editor* of newapepe-e—win
|cc-operate In an nppeal for a relief
[ cargo for the ehtp. The tr* nearer
■elected to rocelrw ooDtribnUone it
the Rot Frederick Lynch. II D., ed
itor of the The Christian Work nnd
•ecrotary of the Carnegie Chimb
1‘cace Colon Contribution! In aoy
a'nount— from the price of a loaf of
broad upward—may bo eanl tba Bal
tic Relief Fund 70 Fifth arrnae New
Vi rk oltx.*
MR. T. n. HOVI.S DIAI>
Mr Tom Branch Huy la died at hla
homr In South Dunn last Bight »l<oul
o'clock. The annouacrmoet of
M» uoath earn* unexpectedly aa ba
died rather suddenly from an at
tack of gastritis Ha eomplelnad yea
t* rday morning that ha van not feel
'*•« exactly Igbt. bat ba did mo*
rhlnh It neeeaaary to Cell a phyelc aa
lie kopt going through tha day and
until late In tha afternoon when ba
was stricken violently and died
within a abort tlma before a physi
cian could reach him.
Deceased waa ft years of a*' and
made Dana hla home tor a number
of year*. Ha waa a naltva of t aaoe
county, which place he made hla
hotna before moving to Harnett. He
was Industrious and a good ettlaan,
aad accumulated soma money from
tha sale of Indian Oil. a remedy
Which ba prepared and sold hlaaelt
Besldee a widow, he leave* tw*
children aad a number of rrteada
lu this section of the State and la
Me otd home county. Van re
The funeral survloa* win bo non
doctad frwm (ho home thin after
huon and Interment win he asM
<. amamehUMB—a ;
TUB WOMAN'S cum.
President. Mr*. ▼. L. Stephen*.
Vice Pro* I dent, Mr*. I. F. HUk*.
Secretary. Mr*. B F. Toon*
Treasurer. Mr*. H. O. Mattox.
Crnc DEPARTMENT.
Chairman, Mr*. C J. Salih
Secretary, Mr*. J. W. Thornton
HEALTH AND EDUCATION.
Chairmen, Mr*. Ja*. R. Bntior.
Secretary, to b* selected.
HOME AND RCONOltlCS.
Chairman. Mr* R. O. primrose
Secretary. Mr*. Edward Smith
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Chairman. Mra J. Lloyd Wads,
Bnatne** meeting on 1*1 Friday In
each month.
Do you roallxo that tha cold winter
eland* knocking at the doorf
Guard w«U the health at the little
> ne* that make merry the h- me.
Let* make some appllcatloa t •••
Colden Rule when there ar* con
tagloua dUeaoee In th« heme
Tha Woman’* Club w.n hold 't*
meetings hereafter in thf High
smith building.
Lot every woman who Is luteresL
ed In the future of Dnni attend the
meeting on Friday, December 1*t.
Bey Red Croea Seels ftr your
ChiieUnaa packages, t • • Woman i
Club wlU endeavor to save thorn ou
sale early at uueh public places at
will (rant the prime ,e.
womans uid not airing y«i
rreotrad no InharlUnra of .ay tlad
as ul<t mnet npproelat* a t«g|
maa or two enhboard* and noma 1
or foar* mall tables, at th* *oo.
tlm*. wa a aad a great** later**
•iron* woman, a larger famharmblp
• n due* paid, many willing work
rra.
Wo hop* that alt th* hnataas
hoaeoa will Uk* a handled or tnor
Rad Croas Mato for I hair Chrtot* *
man. Rrmacabrr that Td par real
of tha moary roealyad for tha a aat
la to ha uaad In Dann. not only V
help tUap oat tuhorcaloata bat t
l apraad th* Ooopat of prrraalla
. 01 d ran lion agalaot baeomtag • rV
, tlm to tha moat dreaded dlaaaav
i -■ ■■ .. i - i
f Th* rtyMUdl* hay aeoata earn
np U> Dann toot Friday and play*
r th* Dana hoy* a run* of faacbal
I Tha laeal taam beat th* riot tor* I
. a oeora of id to 0. Tito was U
f frat gam* th* Daaa hoys ha* pin
i rd aad they ■ hewed a* might* *«
* la ooataat. Th* Fayattoatllo *«1
- war* aot *traag aaoagh to make
>1 Interesting aad th* raaalt *****
» walker*r for Dgan.
' raocuiunod ry thr oo\
khror.
Tha Mod fall apoa *ood rround
The harreat la pleateosa . Is th
nsrta of conatm, la Said and n
f etory Indoalry has baan reward*
with a bonntlfal hand a pro peril
n,T,r hnowa before has ootae to al
conditions aad -*-of maa. On
material achievement laada to aoda
' <5*r hlrralaan la mttluat for thi
t.ntTeraaJ welfare. Oar Oorernstaa
It oonlrolled by a noble parpoaa ant
la reapoaalre In tha deoanda of tb<
'** array la any ooentry, Co
la aay aye. has equity to all sea
bean mtaqmWed In tha blchcal
place of authority. Opportunity hut
Iron Touchtafad craaUr than am
before, aad to the racua aad aum
,r “*• hmerieaa people the fa tun
uofolda la aibllaa revelation.
la wealth, ta progress. la freed on:
a-d hope to tha paopU, oar Republic
It tha flrst of all aatieoa. Che haa
vindicated tha rights of her eUUen,
Inevary land, aad haa maintained tha
law of elvlltattoa aad hamaalty ap
* m u<v aw,
l> diplomacy aad la daaltaga with
all aatloa*. rmt aad taaO. aha haa
ham Ira. eoartderata and }«at; tha
dmpla rala of rtphc Ia tha ataadard
that aha haa am aad atmdhuUy
maintain ad Har demand* ham horn
conceded. aad har rlghte ham bam
rmpactad whm armed aatloa* am
ramttrd ky war.
Abam all. wo bam peace whlla
'*• *•**>> haa bean eooaamod By tbi
** ■ Serration of daaolatloa. whlla
Lhaatly War atfll etrtka* with anab
alad fary and rwapa bis boondisaa
harreat of death aad woa. we hare
baan apared to work oat tha hlnb
rorpoee of Ood.
Now. therefor*, I LOCKS CRATO
Gomraor of tha Btata of North Caro
Uaa. la ohediaaae ta tha etntoa
llahed by oar father*, aad la aoeord
'•1th the proelaaaatloa of tha Preet
dtmt of tha Dotted Kataa. da pro
***** THURSDAY. THB THIR
-KENTH DAT OF NOVBHBSR A
r>AT OF THAJfKSOITINO aad I do
*•11 upoa tha poepla of Nortr Caro
lima to than oa that day la their
plaeaa of worship aad la Itmit m.
•Wade aad - Ini IS -■ i ^ "ppr
Asa H^JmlEii tie Bower
of truth Bar ha qlackanad and ou
roaacloooM awakaoad to know and
»v do tha Will of oer Fathar. that
lfcU Kin adorn Bar ootna apoa aarth;
1 - l
. that po.ce may he restored to all
■he a orld; that the Ugtrf aid the
Spirit of the Prtaeo they cfase again
in the people who frtak t|« eap of
trembling In the horror ' of great
’ 0 rkaeee. I
! L*4 «• not forget oar irtghborf
aed the people of the MatVvbe may
be humble end In need, aed the wld
cw and tbe rrpban In digram, nor
those who hare been overtake* by
dlreeter. May oar lymMthles be
' broadened and etreagthnaec that we
may grow tn the grass el Charity
end toward the raallaaUgh of (he
' Brotherhood of men.
On this day let our rifle- be gnu.
eroue la accordance with far good
ft rtaae, and let tu beseech ^Hjalght
ty Ood u> give it that dae mm of
*11 hie roerdte that our hearts may
be unfelcnedly thank fur. e*f that we
ehow forth bla pralae sot duly with
onr llpe but in onr lire*, |g giving
up onreelras to hie eerrlegf.anil by
* alklng before him la holtfaae and
nghteouneee ell our days. •
Done In oar City of EaMgh, on
thle the twentieth day of Moreml
»rr. in the, year of oervfcsrd one
thousand nine hnedred aa& rtxteon.
ei d In the ooe hundred *fa forty
Am* year of car American Mgepwid
taon.
LOCKS CRAIO, *'
Oorwriir.
HOCTtHCRN RAILWAY
nuu.
Wadottea. D. C, Nen^HT t«.
• -la dlaruadng tha proposals ter tha
l aater federal Isatloa of tM rrga
latioa of tha railways wt|A hara
hraa aubmltfad to tha jMirtaa n
Julat Commit*.**, bow ta.iMtea la
Washington. Mr. Palrtew^tyrlaoa
» id today that tha Haas of {fca loath
•"» Railway iy>Ua ana “ J‘ M
part la arglog sack
r< ngraaa.
Thar* wltl b*_
▼icaa bald at U* riiwt
Tharaday sight.
J. M. Water*.
tlaa eh arch
hall at tha MathodM
o'aloek la tho mom lag,
Paator Horaaday.
ar'**o mmiaw—•
▼teas. ,—
Mr. F. Hanter Creech, of Salth
feld. spent Bander efternooo end
night In the ettr.
Tha following article la taka* from
a reeeet Inna of tha Taylorrll!*.
(ID.) Dally Breaee, uU will tv
read with much Intaraat hr tha
frtsads or tha groom la thla •action
of North Carolina:
"At a simple, but besattlat care*
may, w!massed hr nearly seventy
mm, Mlaa Alt* lamb, daagbtor
cf Mr. aad Mrs Marios Iamb of
Bear Creak township. this aftcr**oa
became tha tflda of C. E. Pope, pror
ilrtor of tha Pope photo atadlo
Tha aarwoony took place at S.to
o'clock at the koasa of Mr. and trc
Jamas R Thompson. 7*1 West Vlsr
■treat, aaela and seat of tha bride,
with whom aha has mode her home
ataoa childhood.
To tha atralna of Maadolloohra
woddlag march, ptayad hr Mias I rasa
Mania, tha bride aad groom march
ed slowly down tha stairway, through
the kail aad parlor aad passed be
■oath a large white waddtag hall
■ospended In tha doable doorway be
tweoa the dlalac room end partor
Thea aa the mute died ewer, the
booeUfel rtM ceremony tu said hr
Rer. Welter B. Baud! pastor of the
Chrlstlaa cheroh. Ooa*ralalaUoo»
followed ead then s delete two
Bonree leacheoa wae aerred.
The bride wore a haaatlfel wad
lac cova of white UfiU. trtmmad
with white ceoepatta crepe ead ell*
wr lace. She wore a white e*D un
iter oraac* bloaeomo aad earrled a
PeaoUfel hogaet of bridal roaea. Her
uavailac eolt was of mldalcht Mae
ishardlaa with hat to match.
Tbs homas was decorated la a
eery pteastnc maaaer with white
crepe ead waddin* belle Caros, oak
Leave* la aatamo tlat*. whlu ceraa
untie aad roe* eolorad ebryaaathem
There ware maay baaaUfal
and a teal *1fte
Mr. ead Mre. Pope, left this ewea
Las oa the •:IT Wabash trala for
ft Loot*, where they will remala for
•crural days before rwtmrnla* to this
idly, ead t» their hose* ea Warn Vine
street They pleaaed only a abort
trip at this time, bat win mater la
tbclr cor to North Cereilaa aad oth
w aastaa potato Beat maaer. etel
LtaS retell roe of the cream, end
Sjpr' *""."""*** I#r ““
viuort plcmutt nt o*u.
rant m «.rt a
lunauls. Cal., Mo*. II.—Praat
4«M WUaoa'a plaralitp la Cailtor
ala U *.77* rotoa, aeoorftag ta aal
oMatal tka Baaratarp a* Btoto. Tto
Baeratarr af Btau Jordaa Tka it
■rat laclada tka vote o< a Uttortt
qaoattoeaf praoUat la Oraaga Caw
tr. Tto Praatfaat'a plaralitp raprw
•aau tto fltoraaa* hatwaa xk« *oti
of 4tf.l*l for fruda f. |wr
klgtoat Daaooeratlo laafar aaf tfcal
of 411.114 for J. r. Cartaataa, high
•at BapakMnaa. Ta to mafa facttp
oKelal tto Bacratarr af Btata. Tfcli
will to doaa, It waa aalf. tomorraw.
A lOltnun MfJUUAOB.
Nwww waa racataaf bar* UK Bight
or the marriage of Mr. X. L. Partial
aad MUa Paarl ktoaefl which lawk
rlaoa law paatordap aftaraoaa at
Dana. Tbap toft kora paatordap af*
teraooa to go to Bawaaa. aaf altar
lea ring tor* ttop faeMwf to (at mar*
rtof. Thar fro** to untogwa ^
raraf Ueaawa aaf tkaa waat ta Dwaa
wkara tto aaraaMap waa lufwart
•t tto paraeaaga of tto Chrtattoa
ohatwh. bp K«*. Ui Watara, paa*
tor.
Tkap arrlrad hara atoat l:l» aaf
Utrprlaaf thadr auap frtoad* bp aa
aouatfag that ttop war* airrtad.
Both arw popator paaag aaopl* aaf
h»T* tto kart arishaa *f thotr haat
of frtoafa tor a toag aaf happp Ufa
—Tacwdap'a BmlthMd Harald
There la an uamlatahabte teadea
«T to ablft (he larta of reerteo
-btldrea from (he parents to the MM
<teelty. Public play greeadn prut
be provided and a eopertalaadeot
trsployrd to teeeh the childree hew
io play and beep them from n-'-g
* roag. Most of the roUgtaee hi
."recline (he childnw get* meet
w*“o *»•» the gaaday School. Wkee
they become wayward there meet he
1 Mato Reformatory to which thoy
»* be amt U hd pat right These
>«d maay ether things .how dearly
that the delicate aad d I Bee It toeh
of briag£ag Up Uu yoeag people of
He had ■ passing from the parimle
into (ho heads at etrMmmm
Is e recent teeeo of The Seotooh
I stette makes a (treat plea Cor the
m largomaat cf that waBut lagtlt
atloa the gtcaewall g—R- | Train
i g School at --in t. which wow
Ml that tha hoys art worth wring.
To Mia wa spree, aad we wish ta
noble work Msf daws by that pita.
did laatttetioa. Bat wa eaawot re
fiaia frtna HnaWht that assy of
•be hoy* hare to ha seat ta that ta
stitattoa ta ho rodermad home so per
aau neglected to aardao the proper
authority orar them at tha |ripai
tine, porhapa ahiftlag the — p*Tia
eat harden to tha shoe Hart af oth
rta Wa adequate sohstitmU haa yet
here found (or parents) authority
aad a properly organised lie* for
rearing child rue and waking good et
litass and atafal men aad nao.
Wa know that many hows ara tar
froa what they ahoaM ha and odor
*ary poor anetrooaaot far tha brlag
lat ap af children nod that this trap
la aaot frattaadf aaaaad by
roearty or aa egosaa of wealth. This
(a an fort taste, aad ahoold be to
aedled aa tar as poaefMa. Bat there
r*e thousands of hataoa where aalth
or groat poverty tor past wealth
interreact, aad yet where tha harden
la skirted ta ocher* or »»gtacted ti
OM entirely.—Btate Joemal.
Iirra. a. t. uu mad.
Mr*. Mary Huprrt Ball, wife of
J. Ban. AM at har bam* on Waal
mad atraat Monday aftarnoon at
St, attar a hrtat Dtnaaa at ana
ink. BBa waa atkty aloe yaara or
1* and yaratyMa waa tha tamed late
aaa of har daate
Daaaanod oafTrrad a attyOt atrokn
I yaralyato a heal three yaara ays
id two yaara later eeBored tha
«oad etroke. Tka aaaoad atrnka
aa of enek a arrara aatare ha/
ladttlea waa eoaeldeeed yraeartona
ir aararal waaka and all her rhti
ro ware tailed toot ta ka nth har
l carta tka aad oOa. After Uayer
ic hatwrto If* aad death far aer
ial weeks aha ikowod etyaa of ho
rse etoant and unity raaoaarad ta tka
ktaot that aha eeold yo aka jt ha*
rnrk around the kooaa aad dawn
ka street#. fUr baalth (rad nelly
nyrorad aotll taaday. Nonaki
•th. |aat after sMataht. whan aht
raa rtateatty attaekad far tha third
has. Mn that thne aa h*yn wai
aid oat for har raaoaary. AM bm
k ltd raa wars Naaoaal teat ant
iwtrad tha early yart of MM weal
md raanlaad with har aatil aha yao
>d away Monday. Aotarday hafar
the area taken tick aba waa dawi
falrjr rood haaJlh.
Iowa and aaeaed la ha aajoytn
Ska aanaa te Dana wMh Mr Bel
abort Mat aaa yaara aye tram aaa
l-ladea In Haraatt aaanty. Mm
wbleh tlaaa aha has and# this ha
koto a. Far a Bashar of yaara al
haa bean aa satire was har of U
ttrte Baytlst tharak haytay sot*
bar saaeberahly to the ahareh hai
Than ana ease te Dona. Bha ran
•d a faally ad It akOdraa, aN <
*Vy -
(VukiHtM **. ua.i
«c y*“Ur**y r*»UM
noacratatatto* apoa tka Praaldeal i
ra-alactisa vtu a tatacraa azpraaa
*»« wlakaa far tka p«a>a
.U **• tatc*ram, In fan. fol
lava: "Ckartaa E. Hackaa. I*arrt
la-tka
liM» Lafeawaad. V. JT.:
I «■ altearatp okll«*4 to paa far
,mur ■"■H af aeacratalatioa. Al
tow^atoa^ poa of my «oad
wlakaa far tka paara to atkt.
■a ej^^DMW WXLAOH.*
atoaotttoa dtopoMd of batweoa tho
tow euflttiM a March tato tho Hit
°* ooograU tattoo rood rod hr
tho htoiMt darteg Ubo laot two
W*T^ MdTof ST*lDMrMUaf *****
•ko wtrod ooogiatalotloao to tho
rrmUmt ho laelodod U hta rapllaa
tho Mlowtag rlgaflaaat porogrxph
^>oo of tho hoot thlagm aboat Ur
ruall to that It *.«. far mom
roara of aottra aaaociatloa ta pmhtic
**• rad ta that I goadaoly ta
JOK)Sr*
Thto to taken to tadlcato tho
daat baa ao dtoposHioa to trhauga tho
ponoaaa) of kla praaoat actrlaory
eoaicfl.
It aao roraalad yertarday that a
w*OtoM Jaaalaga Bryan waited antll
tha third day altar aieeUon to La rare
af tha rataraa baton trading "hnan
toat eoagratklaUosa upoa yaar m
*ad aaraaat good wtabaa for
i af yoar Meoad tana.’
koyoad Mtaalourl. Brytro
•ktoh "hova tailtod to yoar
depart. aad rarad tha day ba«a beta
Ua onto Urgaly haaadttad hr Uo
«**•* MfovMO aacarad aadar yoar
lMdrrUtp. aad thay (toad with rw
tor paaea, praaparliy pad irgrMr •
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The Pinna* Willard Literary Ro
ddy tor tk» ■Irta at lb* Dun High
tobad haM He brat seating Noram
bar IT, Ibid, ter the parpo** of or
fdbbg Iba friler'ng ofllor*
ware elected tor the dm term:
Preeldeot. Ml«» Rafb Caihaell;
VtewPrraldent. Mlm Mabel Lynch;
mure Mlm Made Jchneon;
Traasarer, Mlae Myrtle Naylor; Con
mr Ml** Marjorie Godwin; Critic,
Mlm frurji Pruitt; Reporter 1U
Werirey Mania;
The noelety will mart an e’lrr
Friday afternoon* nl oar o’clock
If pea are tnlcrenrd a what we
•ra doing wa woald ha glad to hare
yna baaema haaornry member* of
oar aoclety.
Reporter. ,
wbem wrriTc. aad at all Una her
Ckriatlaa Ilf* directed then te nob
tor and higher things, ghe wag an
that bar place was in HMM
Ideal. Christian mother, and felt
that bar place wee In Ur home, and
ttaad a Ufa that should bo axaalat
Though handicapped by aKUtl
Con* bar lad years aa earth she hero
her covering patiently, and her
fnlU In Ood was bmattfa! aad su
ited*. ghe waa wrapped ap In the
mrrlee ef other* and those who
I bad eoaie under her watchcare will
oirrly alw her new that eh* la an
mare.
Tk« faaoral wrrl«n war* eoo
«MU« from tba hotac Taaaday attar-,
MM at t o'clock by bor p.wrr. Dr.
W. It CaTlem. Tbo burial took
»ta«o ta Orooaimod r*turnery hn
•'•dlatriy altar tba aarrloaa ta tba
b>«a A aaabar at rriattrra aad
friaada attaadal. aad riprmdaaa of
l»bl aad oyayathy vara board aa
»1I aldaa.
AaaMaa a haabaad. «h» laaraa It
chUdraa, aa feu***-. Clarcaaa A.
ran. at Wltalogton: 0. H. BaU. of
WBaa. >. C.. >. L BaU. of Mor.
■aataa: Herman C. BaU. at Ktnnton;
J. C.. aad C. J. Bril. Mlaaaa Madia
aad Cora Lao Bod, Mrs. Parry Mor
gan. Mra. Roman Yotea, Mr*. Ar
tkar Hontngawonh, af Dana. ThM
aaa lha «t*t death that bad aa>
earrad la tba latmadUto raally aad
•TBgathy la ostoadad ta iho toroar
i .
> Haraott oar not(kbor eoonty. gn
' tba baaaor far baring wad* tba larg
i oat gala la tba D**acratte rote la
l>b aamgatgn. Haraott. yoo'ro a
I goad eeaat Wa'B baa* M ta row
r .
* Mr. Haryar HolUday arrirad Taas
* day right from Boa Cal logo, aooom .
* yaalod bp Mi oooata, Mr. Tba*. Proa
* tar. wba alaa M a atadagt a Boa
* CaUaga. ta agaad a law day* wrtth
* ralaUroo
ft BIG ll
iAUCTION SALEM
■ That fine farm of Mr. Henry Cannady, situated ||
rj on the Clinton-Dunn public road, 9 miles from H
y Dunn, will be sold Saturday, Dec. 2nd at U
m 10:30 a« Itl. for the high dollar. H
II A large part of the open land has Iain idle this year and y
M is in just the right shape to make bumper crops next year. B
y Some of die best lana in Sampson county. ki
E>od churches and a good school m sight of these farms. H
e dwellings, necessary out-buildings and tobacco L
). Excellent water. ■
lis fine farm has been subdivided into small tracts. P
is an opportunity for the fellow who wants a splendid H
1 farm on very easy terms. P
Remember the Day, SATURDAY, . L
DEC. 2nd, 10:30 A.M. I
ood music, free barbecue dinner, easy terms. Ladies ■
children are invited to come out. r
further information see Geo. L. Cannady, Dunn, N.C. 1
NEWBURY REALTY
ADCSON COMPANY, |
tag Agents.