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Mr. sod Mr*. Rimer Polk spent
Tuesday In r •ettavllle.
Miee Li'" Her jug of Raleigh, visit
ed frle’ he- C thin week.
Mi- N»e' Pidgen returned Tues
day o» r. visit to relatives in Blm
City.
Msr\ n Johnson nnd Lloyd Lang
don of Cvf.i, were visitor* In Dunn
Tueaday.
J. D. P-ir'ee, K. I- Howard and
Raymond C- -martle arc spending the
day at Hsakt
Norwo >d pop», a student at Wake
Forest CdV-ye the past year, is home
for the s r«n--r holiday*.
Paul l>«rll of Norfolk. Va., is
spending '»vcmJ d.-.ys here with his
mother, M.-s. J. D. Eriell.
Pvt- .i.-'migan, Harvey Slviekland
and Pinctnn Baggett wore In liolds
borv It,ir »t*k on business
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson and
daughter*. Hattie and Bcwil, spent
Wedn.-Sdey m Fayetteville shopping.
Mr. and Mrs N. A. Townsend and
Mr%. J. J Wade sper.t Sunday with
Mr. Townrend’s mot'.vir at Marietta.
Dr. and Mrs. Chv. Highsmhh and
children re‘urned Tuesday from a
visit to relatives h BennetavilW, S.
C.
W. H. t'nuce le, Register of Deeds
of Hsroctt or r.ty, snd Mr. Marsh,
of JJIIingtun, -.vers visitors in Dunn
today.
Mrs. I. K tl irks Is spending several
weeks with hor sister-in-law, Mrs. C.
C. Phillip- nt her country homa In
Virginia.
Mrs. A'- or.d Westbrook, of Camp
Eustis V. ( j spending somatime bare
with h" -.nrcnU, Mr. and Mra. Jno.
A. McK e.
B. J Cs.-ter, colored, has received
his dirrl.arga and returned to hie
home a Dunn. He was overseas for
seven.1 m .nth*.
Mk- A-inie Lae Pope, who taught
school th i past year at KtnMon, has
retur n j to her home in Dunn to
spend thr summer.
Mir: Emma Young of Bsaithfleld,
vd o l itorht school ail l ast 1 ear et
Burl - in, is in Donn this week
8milN*
Mi . .lock Lh if In Durham this
weal n - kinc In lh« Interest of the
Hurt i edition of Everywotnan's
Mag- - -. Thla rieue will appear the!
firm . : •■•ly.
Mr -r.-l Mrs. J .3. Hailey returned
this w r’c from ClarkeviHe. Va., where
they v ted relatives. Mr. Hailey re
cently cc.ived his discharge from the
sere ir*.
Mrs. Coiiett. of Griffin, Ga., epant
the werV-ei d here with relative* at
Young's Hotel. Sh* lsft Sunday night
for Wash ngton Chy, where she will;
spend some time.
Mrs W H. Williams, and Mrs. B.
W. Kincaid and daughter, Mat Roaa
lyn, of Griffin, Ga. arrived tha latter'
part of the wsek to spend sometime!
here with relatives
Mr. and Mr* Edward Purdie re
turned Tuesday fropl Greenville. Mr* i
Purdie has bean visit ini r Majtaeea
there for several weeks, Mr. Purdie I
isawent the LaMar gart of the weak to
Raymond Weaibrook of Richmond^
Va., has returned to Dunn and accept
ed a position as operator with tne
Durham A Southern Railway Co.'
While in Richmond he was with tha
Western Union Telegraph Co.
R. H. Parry, foreman of the liind-i
ery of the Edwards A Broughton1
Printing Co., Raleigh, was in Dunn1
Monday on business. Mr. Perry was'
here prospecting and may decide to
locale here later in the year.
Rer. Eugene L Olive, parlor of the
First Baptist church, la In Greensboro
this week where he haa charge cf the
ringing for a big meeting wh'ch Is'
being held at.the Forest Avenue Dap
ti.i church. Hr will be in Grevnsboro'
until the 18th.
Girard Wilson arrived Wednesday'
from Chanel Hill where he completed
his second year In the University.
"Glxile" made his latter in base hall
there this Spring. He played excel-1
lent ball during the season, being one1
of the host pitchers the University j
has had for some time.
Dr- Livingston Johnson, odi*or of,
the Biblical Recorder, Raleigh win
fupply the pulpit of the First Baptist
rhutfh next Sunday tn the absence of
the paftor who la in Greensboro load- j
lug the singing in a big revival meet
ing. Dr. Johnson ie an able preacher
and should he heard by large co.tgre
gations Sunday.
L. Le Rnr. who has been In Dunn
for several weeks representing the,
Sem'poln Phosphate To , spent the
week-end in Baltimore with his fami-l
It. Mr I» Rat in hlwViIv -»
the interest local people are taking
Jn the company He rep reseat* and
** enthoumtii over the prospect! of
the racers* of the company in Dunn.
Many of the loading business men
»nd fanners of Hsrnstt sad adjoining
counties have great faith in the pro
position and are Investing their money
libara'ly in its promotion.
A severe hail and wind storm visit
ed this section last Sunday after
noon. Right much damage was done
to erope- The cotton crop of K. L.
Howard was severely deep aged, about
Sfty acres of a being boat to pi sera
Othar crops In that locality were
damaged slightly. During the weak a
iweat many farmer* have insured
their crops and the local agency Ima
done a roahtng business. This was
the third hall Worm to virlt this sec
tion within a week. The other two
wore less severe.
.. Warren Brothers have purchased
the stock of goods belonging to J.
Jordan ond will condod inf bu«l*
*•* at the rams location, i. A. War
ren and W. E. Warren are the own
er*- Both these young men are well
known in Dunn. They will give the
business their personal attention and
render the best senrtes passible The
principal line of goods will be heavy
5B" f*n*7 «r#e*5«* «»d country pro
but in addition u this they
win carry ewekery. cooking utensil a
ond many other thing, uwful around
the home and on the farm, fa an an
r™—tht they solieH
a portion of your bualnrae which will
Wrvs to private life, has Keen |a Seal
In Dunn longer than any otbei
merchant, and ie well known In thfa
Immediate territory. Re has ——t. ■
rorreas of his work ead retires wttt
boet wlthra of a aumber of customan
whom he baa served far a number ol
year. <n
Geo. I. Smith of Comte, warn here
Tuoaday.
Sam Thornaj B>ent laat weak is
Roaoboro on bueineu.
Carr Jonaa gent Sunday in Fay
etteviUe with frisada.
J. J. Cook left Tueaday for Waat
Virginia, where ha will aeand the
aummer.
Mr*. P. T. Maaecngill and dnughtar,
Mian Baaaia, apent Tuc.dey in Fay
etteville.
Mr. and Mn 0. R. Piero* are
ndlnj weak with relativee in
Mra John P| Johnaon ii epeading
the week In Beaufort with her Mater,
Mra C. T. Woo lard.
Mra John Roger* of Ullii^ton
rnl the week-end here with her
or. Mra. Florence Jack ton.
Mra U. S. Page arrived in Dean
Tueaday night to Join her huabend.
newly elected chief of police.
Mia* Minnie Taylor haa returned
r“B Oxford College where abc
attended achool the paat year.
Mini Rudy, milliner the paat aeaeon
tor Johnson Brothers, left laat night
for her homa In Baltimore.
Richard M. Warren haa been ill at
hi* home In the northern pert of tbe
city for aeveral daya He la improv
ing now.
Mia. Miriam Baggett of UlUngtoo.
la the gueat thia week of Mixses Hattie
and Phnrl Wileon, at their home on
West Broad atreet.
D A- Honeycutt and daughters,
Mlssei Donnie and Irene of luia'a
O™; ®r* here thia woek attending
th< C/MUtlUi[Hf
.. BUxabeth Shall, a member of
the High School faculty of Kiaaton,
“ <9*nding aeveral daya here the
meat of Miaa Laura Shell.
Mra. Dora Klrkmaa and Mrs. T. R.
lood of Smithfleld, were here Monday
afternoon to attend the funeral of
Pnul Hood, Jr., who died early Mon
day morning.
Mi*a Weetray Battle left Tueaday
night for Richmond, Va., where lha
will aperd •eyorsl day*. While away
Dunn will have • falr thi. fall and
It win be a good one. The ground
has been purchased and work will be
gin on the building* and mea track
within a few daya.
Wlhrar Bailay. son of Air mnA Mrm
**• ?.• “•“•F. ®< Dunn, is spending
• 'hlrty-dey furlongh her* with hi*
Par*nt* Ht haa baan in tha army
since 1014 and te still la the service.
Ralph Wade, who haa bean suffer
ing from a sprained foot for aavara)
days, waa taken to a hoapilal in Fey
•ttcvllle Monday. HU foot haa pain
ed him a groat deal bat U improving
now.
Edwin Cooper was a member of
the graduating class of Porter Mill
farV Academy, which closed laat weak
In Charleston, 8. C. He wee in school
there for three. He haa returned to
Dunn and will make this hU home.
Hon. J. C. Clifford and A. D. Wil
son are in Henderson thia week at
tending the grand lodge Knights of
Pythias. They went aa repreaenta
ofthe local lodge. Mr. Clifford
is chatman of tho Judiciary Commit
tee of the grand lodge.
J- Nelson, of tho income tax
main hers through Friday and srfll
be glad U> aseUt any who have not
yet completed their returns. He la
stopping at Young’s Hotel.
Every one in Dunn should vUlt
the Chautauqua thu week. It U
e high close entertainment that you
win enjoy. Two entertainments are
riven daily, in the afternoon and
evening You will miss something
really worth while If you do not at
tend.
Geo. U Cannady laft Monday for
Oxford to aa* hU brother, A. R. Can
nady of Trenton, Missouri. Hi I
daughter, who has been spending sev
eral weeka with him here went with
him. and will accompany hU brother
back to Missouri to spand the turn
mer.
Ralph Koona has returned to Dunn
and taken up hii work again with the
Barnes A Holliday Co. He reeaivad
hi* discharge several week* ago, but
has been rating up einee. He was
severely gaaaed while In the service
and bit recovery was alow. HU
friend* her* are glad to have him back
again.
Mr. end Mrs. J. W. Bryent of the
Newton Grove eeetion of Sampeon
county, were shopper* In D*nn Tuee
dav. Mr. Bryant Is a prosperous
farmer end ie a member of the Road
Commission of 8ampeon counts.
Mrs. E. B. Culbreth and son, E.
B., Jr., have returned from a eeveral
week* visit to relatives in 8outh
Carolina.
H. B. Culbreth of Bara peon county,
father of E. B. Culbrsth of Dunn,
b is s hospital in Fayetteville this
week where he was taken for treat
ment of, one of his eyes. While driv
ing a nil) Met week the hammer
struck a glancing blow and tha nail
struck Mr. Cofcretli in the ere. It
1. doubtful If the eye can b. m-ral
Mrs. Culbrvth ie vleitlnw her eon
while her Humana ie in the hospital
Craven Snail, eon of Mra. J. D.
Knell of Dunn, arrived Wednsoday
mominir from Camp Lea, Va. where
he received hie discharge Monday. He
was a member ef the 7»th division
and wu in France for about a year.
Craven was in a great deal of the
flgbtlag, but was never wounded. He
is looking well end Is glad to he home
again. Roy Balky, who was ako in
the 79th division, will errtv. this
week.
Alhlev Pope, wbo received hla dls
rknvge ket week at Camp Di* jg. j.
returned to his bones in Dunn Sunday.
Ho spent Sunday and Monday with
relative* her# and left Monday night
Mobile, Ala., where he win pT.y
•W daring the summer. He woe over.
• r«»r. serving with the 117th
Ambukne, Co., of the Mth Dlvkion.
He win spend the summer In Akboaa
PJ^bebly return to puna after
" ®«ll sossow close*
Dr. Cha*. Hlghmslth has boon op
by the U. 8. Pabik Health
®*rvlee as medical examiner fer re
yyd soldiers who were wewnded
•fir *■ the army. Per
•one in this locality decking to Sk ,
rlaim on tbs government fer dloabil.
'ty taeurred on active duty. Sis
tbk claim with Dr RighsmMt Thons
wbo wish any information along this
line may get eame by applying to Dr
Kkhsmlth .» w. JZ, TTboSn H.
Is ready to toRi tbs matter ever with
yon ot nay thne
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FORDS
Should be repaired with
GENUINE FORD PARTS.
at a schedule of prices made by the Ford
Motor Company
I am fully equipped to do any kind of re
pair v/ork on rord Cars or 'rucks. I have 1
just installed c. 200 ton press and can put
solid tires on any size truck.
1 am also prepared to do any kind of black
smith work.
Oxycetelene welding
Auto :~p repairing and upholster
ing
Full supply of Ford parts, carriage mater
ials and auto accessories.
FOR GOOD WORK and QUICK SERVICE
J. W. Thornton
Phone 177 DUNN, N. C.
You should not mim a (Ingle pro
tram of the Chautauqua- Each one
• good and you will enjoy It. It will
loan Sunday.
An automobile driven by Mrs Z.
V. flnlpss run inta the frant of John
on Brothers store lata ysstordsy af
eraoon. The plate glees front waa
broken but no one waa Injured.
The Ollle Humihoo Vaudeville dhow
vill be In Dunn aS neat week. The
•peeing performance will take place
Monday under their own canvas.
Popular pricae will prevail during the
weak.
Dr. C. C. Elliott returned Wednss
lay night from Wilmington where he
pent n week. Bie oflice here will be
•pen every dap until Thursday. In
>rdar to put him buck on his regular
xhedule.
Chief Pege requeits the Dispatch
o warn tha people against speeding
-heir cam in the city. It is not his
ltsire to arrest any one. but he will
-.ot hesitate to do so if It becomes
•Jcesaary. Ha also wishes to call the
.-It I loos attsntioa to unnccaaaury
•louring af horns and tha too frwryuent
use of tha eutoMita. Tha abuse of
gsrsanrasa.
It it a noticeable fact that Dunn
has bad better order tha past tan
days than heretofore. The pslice
force baa been increased to three and
s closer watch is being kept on the
violators of the law. If tbs people
will mipport the present oSeers Dunn
will continue to have good order.
Police ofteen can not do their full
duty unless backed by the sentiment
of the people whom they serve. If
you are in favor of the enforcement
of the law encourage the men em
ployed to enforce it.
P. & Cooper, formerly president
Of in* Mm National Bank of Dunn,
who for Uta past several months hs>
lived at Hamlet, where he waa at
the head of tha Bank of Hamlet haj
mid his Interest In the Hamlst Bank
and retired as Its president. The deal
was closed last weak. The Dispatch
is not in possession of the exact ftg.
urea, bat the deal netted Mr. Coopci
several thousand dollars profit ovei
the price be paid far tha controlling
ntsrest whan ha purchased it Mr
Cooper had bougat a residence li
Hamlet and intended to move hit
family there from Dunn, bat since hs
has sold his interact ln\h* bank there
bis family will remain bare and Im
will make this hla boms Main. Mr
Cospar is still president of six bank
ing institutions, located In towns ii
North and Booth Carolina. He he
ao definite plans for tbs future ant
will make Dann hla headquarters.
BOY SCOUTS
The boy scouts, consisting of Trout
No. 1 of Dunn, will leave on thou
annual sneampmaat at Whit* Lake
Jus* 17th. Tha troop will need sen
•runs canned articles of feed whlh
■way and tha means far obtain inf
mm* la meager sa the troop has oalj
!<■ private Income from the member
and are not allowed to solicit fundi
for it* support. However, any cos
tnbution will be appreciated, whctbei
U wt5** 'ar Whf N left at Mr. K
M. W»i e.Vi store. The scout* »n I
t a»»et to ■ be toco and itssi
•• ' lt any reed ef ta" community
J. M. DANIEL, g. M.
CASPER WARREN, Amt. S. M
WESLEY BIBLE CLAM HAS FISH
FRY
0«i T««ln evening of-thla wool
the W«|« Bible Chut of Kriai
atreet MotnodM ehoich, hold tta an
nul Sah fry at Rhodao Pond. Ai
elagant moot vat aarvad and botwooi
M and 104 aaan gathered to enja;
**• faort and goodfellowahip PraJ
dot Oao. Oardoar and Ma amlvtant
had everyth lag wall praporod. Tb
•poccbea main of a high order am
thorooghly enjoyed by aU. Thna
JP-^-S »«rt: J M. Dental, D. B
I flood. Or. Ployd. Roily Coopor, Hoa
H. L- Godwin and Rev. J. L Daria
Tha elaaa haa had an uaoaoall
proaperoaa yoar. Tha altaodonea ha
naan largo and tho faithfol and a*
alaot tana bar, D. H Rood haa ahl
flSad Ma plaea far IS yaaro. Cl
a groat help to tha aamatonHy on
choreh and It known u tho boat clot
In thin aootlon of Bio country.
IN HONOR OF MISS FORBES
Mr. and Mra Bafno Smith onto!
toinod Monday even la a from nine t
alovaa with a deUgbt/ol Booh part
far Mlm Loolaa Portion, of Pannvllli
Va„ who u i f»Mt of Mra. Jobs
Thornton.
Tha guests Mb mated at tha
door by tha bo Maas and presented
to tha roast of honor.
Tablet for Pi ug» assist Book von
attractively arranged in tho reception
hall and parlor and docarotad arttii
baakcta of aastartlama.
Places ware found by TTM-t of
dainty scon cards ia pink aad blue.
After an lntaraatin# gams dallctoma
rsfrajhmanta of ice eruaa* aad
wore served.
Thoaa playing ware 1ft. and Mrs
H. 0. Mattox. Mr. aad Mrs. B. o.
Towaaeud, Mr. aad Mrs. z V. Bnlpaa
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace CaKrone, Mr
and Mra. John Thomtoo Mr. J. C
Kelly of Carthage and Wlaa Louisa
Forbaa
FIFE OKCAN AT METHOOIST
CHURCH
Tha installation of tho hn~l1invn
pipe otfu for the MatbodMt chan)
ban boon completed. This argon U
built by the Pilcher's Boa* aad h
modern In ovary VI M
Umt in MM from ,_L
Tho tremolo It of mv pattern
a Ion# stroke^ that adds rrsofty to
ths organ. The system of couplera
are rara In tkalr combination of an
oatitl elftrt ThU a*M« *r> inMnlimi
by Mr. Paine, of Aogorta, C«_, who
hae for U yearn followed tha trade
of *'*•» t»l,W*r. having worked In
England, Belgium, Canada. Maxim
and the United State*. Tha ergan
complete cert W.700.0* and la am
of the Aneat hi thie section of the
State.
WOMAN NOT WORRIED
OVE* POOD SHORTAGE
, “* have lived oa toast end wetei
for over t aiontha and have beer
scarcely able to aat anything for cb>
part r?“- !. began ■arterfcx from
rtomacb trouble and bloaLngg year
ace. A friend rarowmaailed kin'.
Wonderful Remedy and wnee lakitu
0 doeae I feel I am entirely restored
even cabbage does not bun me.” Il
la a aintple, narmleaa preparation tha
fho catarrhal mncoe from th.
inteatlnaltrart and aUay* tha hi flam
nation which eanaaa practically al
hrar and intaatiaal ailmenta
including appendicitis. One doe
will convince or money refunded.
Hood * ran them and druggists ev
eiywbtt®.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mim Vann Eleanor Praeman enter
t*'n,d ‘ “"feber of bar little friend
« • hjfthiloy party Monday after
aooa. the occasion betas bar ftft
annivaraary Thar aaaMB^Ud at he
home on North Witoe. .venae an.
*«hon to So ties peed, oae art!
*“ •“J03"d 1
PAUL C. HOOD, A, DEAD
Paa* c. Hood, Jr» twaety-twe
month.^id too of Mr. and Mrs. Pa*
c, <H»d Monday Morning at 1
.o'clock at their homo an Wart Brass
Nreet. Ha bad bean III about thro
" nnu nfirM a pat daal tb
T**4'Ptwaadliva Ua daath- ColHta arm
*ha banadiata him of <H,th KV#r
thlBC poaaibla araa daaa to aaaa th
Uttlo on., tba boat attention botni
«**?■»* phyaielana, oaraaa, ralattaa
•»1 frlani. but tba atatchaa of tb
1 dhauaa ao fatal to cMMran vara a
*e»aljr faatenad upoa bfia, daat
> could not bo baited.
! v ,r‘i *" horn la lldmox
’ Va, Jaly loth, l*lf. far tw
f,,n ha bad baaa tha Idol of tb
• haate and tba daU«tit af rotatlaaa aa
^n'lcaUrte'S,^^ ^
•oairta w qu pwnt
l and ethor ralatiraa and nfll.ba aaaa]
m'aaod. Th, late af tbU diar aaa
' tJT*'* ■hoeh ha* thaaa who bal
. Jj" mart daar. may ba eenaalad I
th* f**t that hla aoal baa boon pluck,
• bora and tnmaplaated la Haaaaa I
: thaaa who an now *o daapl
r (rlavod wban thay ara caltad ape
• te anawar th, waaw»
1 Tha femoral aorataa wua conduct,
1 '"»• th. homo Monday afternoon I
•» M. Oaatel, who Vaa aaaMh
*»y Roy. A. «. MeQuaaa. A auteb
°* cympathetic frteada an, paien
te pay tha late tribute of rooooet i
w tha llttla ana. Tha Hndal lookpte
» l» Orooawood outeoterp Jmiaodtea,
f «f tarwarda Tha flarnl Mforloaa wo
b utraaaaly baautifal. teowfn* tba Ml
NOW ON DISPLAY
Beautiful
Besses
%
in tune with fair and wrmer Weather
These attractive yet moderately priced Summer Frocks are proof
positive that a woman can be SMART. COOL and ECONOMICAL,
-allat the »mrfame this summer.. Pretty plaids, figures, and plain
shades; Any size.
THE GOLDSTEIN COMPY
Dunn’s Best Store ^
I *
Grapes Wanted—
DY * wonderful discovery the famous Virginia Dare
wine is now produced in NON-ALCOHOLIC form,
meeting every requirement of prohibition laws.
Growers of Scuppernong Grapes axe therefore advised
to fertilize thoroughly and care for the vinos with more
than ordinary attention, to insure a big crop.
i ^
We will be in the market as usual for big supplies
[ for which attractive prices will be pH
1
latum in which the littla ona waa
biWL HU atop an north waa brief,
but many Had laarnad ta Iowa Him.
Tba many frUada af Mr. and Mra.
Head join Tha Diapaitch la aa n
preaaion of aympathy.
AWARDED CROB8 FOR
I BRAVERY IN BATTLE
HUT LIEUT. MHAM ROLAND
WILLIAMS, of Company C, 7U» Ia
SSS^alahad"
lleaaaa rnbrua^"lhlT|‘boeamo aaao
t la tod wtfh Mr. R. L bodarla, Dana,
N. C„ wHora Ho nmalail aatil Jana
wx'&jztinje,s
SfSSa?liS?5
wtniii aa Anri) It. HU
l<WIU ara town by tha
Matlon far tha D. E C. Tha
i “July tl, t*1S.
1 Vb»
of
a tha hrat patrol
on that data aad
«b# eromlnw waa aadar hoary mart too
ns rtr* from tka Qormoas *a tka
VpeaHa kill. Tka In war to tataaao
tka patrol was halted aba at 1*0 yards
tnm tha rivar, and tka baat la wfcfch
^patrol had croak waa ohat foil of
kola* and —-*- aaafe*. Uaat. Wk
“;»• Ms man baklad baat aaaar
M haad and ha klawatf own* tka
rirar and lad a blatooa to tk* aootk
tk* mar aad India*tad
tka objaetiroa upon which the platoon
"J* * »7 !• toror withdrawal
of U. patrol. Lloat. Williams than
■••tk rid* of tha mar.
toa'fhH *» f<w»d aaawa. baat.
r*|nln*d hi* patrbi. and^ poind -bow
back arrow tka rhrar. White rwtmwihw
tha rhrar naan • oth sort .unoaod
•n ha actWkiai a* tha north sank
Jrf Ik* Mama, Uaat. W..U**, waa
(hr • pao.nl auk H tha Gormna m
ahlna jrwoct. au-twaa so rU-a; n
tha midst of a kail af can
kaOata.
htaaatf span i __
rwtmnlrd by tha Mayan m»
Wood* darW tha parted lone IMS.
i