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•' ! '> r a L * ili.V/ i While with himI«m tum>: Us sui Hasted through the former year. Many souls their race have run. Never more to meet us here: Fixed in en eternal state, They have done with all below; Wo a little longer wait. But how little, none can know. i As the winged arrow flies • Speedily the mark to find; As the lightning from the skies - Darts, and leaves no trace behind Swiftly thus our fleeting days HAar as down life's rapid stream Upward, Lord, our spirits raise: All below Is but a dreum. v Thanks for mercies past receive; Pardoa of our sine renew; Teach us hencoforth how to live With eternity In view: Bless Thy word to young and old; Fill us with s Saviour’s love; And when life's short tale is told, Mtty we dwell with Thve above. Rev. John Newton (17741 J. W. Wilson visited friends in Kinston last week. Mrs. Ruth Self, of Florence, S. C. is here to visit relatives Dr. R. L. Warren has returned from • a short visit to Amoricua, Ga. Mia Annie Jones, of New Bern, is here to visit Mr. and Mrs Paul West brook. John H. Pope left Sunday to spend a short liras on hi* plantations in Georgia Rnfus Gardner, of Charlotte, was here this week to visit hli father, R. Gardner. Alfred W. McLean, of LUlington, was here Monday on his way to Rocky Mount. Mina Kula Parrish, of Smithdrld is here to visit Misses Pesrl and Blanch) Grantham. wauivi n. uauiu murntu Wednesday from Florence, where he had visited hie brother Mr. and Mrs. Allen King, of Mount Ollee, spent Sunday here as a guest of Mr*. John 0. Euell. Mia Mario Moeely, of Kinston, ar rived hero today to spend the week end with Mr. H. 8. McKay. Claude Gardner, of-Rocky Mount, spent Christinas here with hie father, R. Gardner, and other relatives. Charles M. Ford, of Wilson, spent the holidays here with his sieu-r, Mrs M/ J. Pittman, and other relatives. Mrs. J. W. Frank, wife of the Methodist missionary to Japan, ia here as a guest of Mrs George K. Prince. Rev. and Mrs. Albert B. Harrell, of Petersburg, are here to visit Mr*. Her rail’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pope. Mrs. C. T. Gardner returned Tues day to Rocky Monot after spending a a week here with her mother, Mrs. M. J. Pittman. Clyde H. Wade returned yesterday to Rock Hill, 8. C., after spending the holiday* here with hi* father, FVank Wads. * Mr. and Mrs. Ban O. Towns dud and Mim Margaret Townsend spent sever ^j P™ r||^vea Eugene T. Lee, ElUs Goldstein, Marsh Morrow and R. O. Primrose attended the Bhrmera’ ceremonial in New Bern this week. Mr. .nod Mrs. Clarence J. Smith re turned Tuesday from Scotland Neck, where they had spent Christmas with Mrs. Smith's relatives. I Mlm Pearl Grantham will leave Uue week for WiUlarastoa, where ,h« will teach in the graded school! dur ing the bnlance of this term. E. P. Powell, vice-proaidrnt and snakier of the Bank of Columbus, # Whiteville, was here last week to con fer with P. 3. Cooper, who is prosi dent of the hutitntion. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lueaa, Mlairs Margaret, Nannie, Maggie and Ethel Lucas, spent Christmas with Mrs. Lucas’ mother, Mrs. B. H. Hatch er, at her home near Faison. Mrs. Herbert Stalling* and her son, Herbert Stalling*. Jr., returned Mon day to Spring Hope after spending the holidays here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs It •nr* Pam. Tha Missionary Society of tha Christies church will shear"* C. W. B. M. Day on next Sunday night at 7 ill o'clock. An address, special au ric and a good program will be given. Everybody la cordially Invited to at tend. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Draughon and children have returned to Dunn after a spending three years in Clinton. Mrs. Draughon and the children came last week. Prank has boon here for two months In the store of Us brother, John W. Draughon. The Dunn Roofing and Cornice Company, whole shops were burned in the Are of last weak, has moved to now quarters at tha corner of Bail rood Avenue and Cumberland street. This is on the Moosmgill property from which buildings ware burned several weeks ago. R. M. Langley, of Lancaster, fL C., is tha newest member of the Dnnn Police Department. Ha arrived Mat week and kaa bean doing night pa trol service over since. He has ^ont several years In police service and la recommended aa one of the best ever employed in Dnnn. People’s Supply Co., one of the largest retail groceries of Duon, will enter tbs wholesale field today, un cording to H. M. Pittman. Ha mane gar. until broken packages now on hand ere sold tl|e concern will con tinue to sell ot retail hut when these are disposed ef none but original ua broken packages will be aohT The ordinance of the Lord's Sap per will bo observed at the Pint Bap tist Church aaxt Sunday morning. Tha pastor will preach In the morning on the subject: "Christ's Challenge to Manhood.” The topic of tha ser mon at the evening service wifi bo: "Castles la the Air.” Aa loviUtioa lo extended to everybody to attend Dnnn Granite Works la the name of a now tonssru just started hers by J. Manning Jones, who baa been as sociated with M. B. Williams In the Dona Marble Works for the port year The plant of the now enterprise will ho located near tha J. W. Hodgaa MID near tha manielpal water tank. A aaw build lug la being crested end much now machinery la on route. Mr. Jtfoaa exports his pleat to bo to op eration wtthtn taro weeks, ho stated JTUUrtw. y .' v< . nr i.gii . u'.i • 1 ■ *• '• I N . '.V .,. »..»:tin'n rpjn • ^ i' tv <• i •• Ip-.. ■ . • ■ : 1. i. . Ml... J V.’nter' nf A< ctpahoe, »4,. .t the Gbriiunet holiday .her* with ralatlvoa.. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Bell of Wil mington, .pent the Chriitma. holl daya bare with rclativa*. Jcra P.-arralt of Newport News, Va wa» here Christmas visiting hia par •nts, Mr. and Mrs. James Pearsall mMta. T. M. Pridgen, of Newsom "Spending the week here the go eg of her sitter. Mra. A. L. Newberry Mra. Weaver returned to her tioaai at High Point Sunday after spendint the holidays here with her aister, Mra ,R. Gardner. ( M r. and Mra. William Thorn peon re turned Tuenlay from Jersey City and New York, where they will spend th. Cbrikats holidays. Porry Jomtgaa and Bruxlon Bag gett left Wednesday for Detroit were they expect to enter the emploj of an automobile company. l-ertion H. Lee, who hsa been in s hospital at Raleigh for several weeks show, much improvement according to isle reports from his bedside. Mrs. Drake -of Dillon. 8. C. wai her# this week th* guest of her sister Mrs. V. 11. Morgan. She was an route to Macon, where she will visit for several days. , Miss Mary Scott Tucker, pupil at Greensboro College for Women, ii spending the week-end here the guest of the Wesley Bible Class of the Method!U Sunday School. ()Ulcers of the Wesley Bible clahi for the ensuing yessr will be elected Sunday morning Geo W. Gardner, President of the class, aarneatly re quests nil members to be present. Goo. L Canady wav in Oxford this week. He was accompanied by hi* daughter, Mias Agnta who visited hare Christmas. Miss Lelia Currin inamed with him and left Immedi ately for Kenly where she is teach ing 1-awrence Jernigan, just returned iroie sirrvice with the army oversea*. ,wa« here thii week to visit his parent; sir. and Mra. R. E. Jcrnlgan. Hr will return tiffiight to Camp Dla. N. where his regiment is now quar tered. i A meeting of the directors of the Harnett County Agricultural Fair Association U called for neat Monday .night. It aril) be hald in the ofllev of the secretary in the Warren Building Plans for this year's fair will be worked oat in this meeting. Henry A- Turlington passed through town this morning en roots homr> from a visit to Duroc Jersey farme in Kentucky. Ho spent sever al days in the Blue Grass country hut says he found no hogs equal to those bred on his farm near Duke. Eric Bell, of the Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, was hero Christmas to Visit his uadea, N. A. and Claud Bell Brie ai been In, school Macs hia tu tors from France last October. Ha came to America . on the same ship that brought the king and queen of Belgium. stewakV-Gkockett .^ Kcnnetk, Alexander Stewart and were married ia the Crockett home Wednesday evening, December *4. R«v. J^ M. Waters, of Washington. N C... officiated. The home was attractively decora ted in ferns flowers for the occas ion, tho color schema being white and green. All of tha rooms of the lower floor were thrown together, forming an Immense salon In which gathered friandt aad relatives from many parts of the State. A beautiful altar, improvised from ferns, palms and white carnations, eras erected in one corner of the par lor. It en l< m thu* the mnrriage vows were spokes. The wedding march from Lohen *r»n. played by Mrs. Bprart. of Lil 1 mg ton, opened the ceremony. As its first sweet strains filled the room* the minister assumed his station at the al tar. Mia* Grace Crockett, outer of the bride and Turner Atkina of Lil lington, heading the bridal party, thbn entered. They were followed by the bride on the arm of the bride groom. The bride woe# a becoming gown of brown broadcloth, trimmed in fur and gold laca, with hat, shoes and glove* to match. She also wore a brooch that was worn by her grand mother when she was married seventy five years ago. She carried a boqurt of bride's rose*. T6c maid of honor wore a dress of shades ever gold satin and ear yicd bride’s maids rone*. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left soon af ter Ike ceremony for Washington, where they spent their honeymoon. Thoy will mak* their home in LUling , ton, where Mr. 8tewart !• In business Didn-Ctibnll PaoJ Darden and Mia* Mary Cash well, two of Dunn’s popular young ■•oih. married at the homo of the bride ■ pastor, Rev. J. L. Davis, TaewUy night. December S3. The ceremony wan witnessed by only a few close personal friends ef the family. Rev. J. U Davie, pastor of Free Will Baptist Church, par formed the ceremony. _ WUHf erd- RyaU. Daafcl 8. WIDiferd of Upper 8emn *eu and Mim Lura M. Ryals of Bulo’i Crank, daughter of Mrs. Sara Rymle, were married at the roaidenee of Jaa 0. Williams, J. P. They will) —i Duna thrirheme. The happy couple have the sincere beet wishes ef the entire community. 18f . AM - . * m gnWwy^m^s Jeme-M. Wilson sod Mis* Pheora Honeycutt were married' Christmas night at the home ef the bride's par ents, Mr. Sod Mrs. A. D. Hpneycutt, atJWo's Creak. Ray. J ZmJL A. CarfBball performed the ceremony. The bride Is one of the moat popatai young women ef the county and la well known In Dunn where she has ■pent much time. Mr. Wilson la i resident af Dunn, being connected with the Goldstein Company. Sunday Dec wber**Joi at the real' dene# of Jaa. D Williams, Jaeob Jrr nigan of Dunn and Mias Bertha Ra ran of Durham, were salted in mar riaye by Jaa. D. Williams la the pree »f • few relatives and frieudj Mr. aad MruJeraigaa will be a( horns after January 1st, W10 at Dur -? i ' IF HE WAS IT IS UP TO VOU TO HAVE IT PUT IN PERFECT REPAIR BEPORS , STARTING THE NEW YEAR. HWIIIMIIRIMRI WlflTWRlW' INC TO SERVE YOU AN6 WILL REPAIR YOUR CAR | PERFECTLY AT REASON ABLE PRICES. A FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES. WE USE GENUINE FORD PARTS. Z. V. SNIPES FOR SALE OR RENT 140 acres of lands near Coats, N. C- about half cleared <yie good dwelling and one small tenant bouse. Will sell \ cheap for cash or on easy terms or will rent and furnish Fertil izers. Call at once. W. H. LANE At Lane’s Stables. Batler.RvaU. On December 22nd at the rtddmet of Jsl D. Will lams McCaaly Butler wore ma tried! lodlolidororododododdd sad Mia Vers B. Byte wave married. Ju D. Williams, J. P„ officiated. Mr. Butler la the eon of O. W. Butler of Dunn, and has many friend* horn Mrs Butler le the accomplished daugh ter af Mrs. Sam RyJ* of Mh Creek. > KseeH-Mertia. The following invitation has has* /•-cetvrd: , Mrs. Kills Rhotta Martin ' requeots the honor of your arena to at the map-teg# of her daughter CJoiae - to Mr. Prontlm MeH. Basil on Wedneedsy evening, the fourteenth of January ono thonannd nino hundred and at half aftnr nine n’elnok I ' wares jmjtnas me,;ns»».SL *aam r r m i *__-r_.iu. • ■ • • J: aci >;•..* V-jrJas;. .-steps. jAi..lk.i ’ ,, i: •, . .’ ' S COMMERCIAL BANK of DUNN I i a*!. ft Strength is the first consideration in any infailw. This above all else, it must have if its to be really serviceable to a com numity. It ie one of our prominent <rialities. Our stockholders give us this strength. Here they are: , i D KT n..t_ ■ A. B Duke W. A. Erwin J. C. Byrd J. W. Jordan L. R. Byrd E. P. Da via R. L. Godwin J. K Hall C. S. Hicks W. P. Holt Mrs. 8. M. Holman E. M. Jeffreys R. 3. Kelly Julius M. Lee K. P. Lewis F. M. McKay Fred W. McKay J. m. Hodges Johnson Bros. R. Smith S. M. Byrd I. R. Willis ms Dr. R. L- Warren Marvin Wade J. L. Wade N. A. Townsend L. G. Hicks J. C. Thorn G. M. Tilghman E. W. Smith Edward Smith J- W. Purdie Edward Purdie J. D. Phillips We invite and will appreciate the business of all Wyitiwtf b. . duatry, guaranteeing to it the utmost in service and e>w>|tl« THE COMMERCIAL BANK E.P. DAVIS, President and Cashier , | 8™<» | * | SECURITY | • j era Presbyterian church pnfnaht program from 1« southeastern states wflTmoat horo tomorrow to take Anal action in retard to raising tho flt, •00,000 for church activities within the next three years. According to 8 Walton MrGiU, ia aarnamm oomaolam^ kaaJMsmam mwohiwvi here, tho aum to ho tethered la will probably bt daohlod the foreign mis eeaferencr is _ _ _the Presbyterians will ebango tho dido for beginning thoir drier to coincide . w , , • . - • • • The Uve Store Always Reliable The Capitol Department Store % Fayetteville, North Carolina / OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE will start Wednes day, January 7th, and will last for TEN DAYS ONLY ending Saturday night, January 17th. Everybody knows what the CAPITOL DEPARTMENT STORE’S sales mean; every item in our entire stock, including ' ready-to-wear, mfllinnry, dry goods, notions aad shoes, silks and woolens, will he reduced The reputation of this store is behind this sale. *v / ^ The CAPITOL* I Fayetteville .... North Carolina |
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