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F. S. CuUom, of Sonford. was ·
vititur bare ycatetday.
Jpur Park Butlvr «pent thf week
•nd In Tabor with ftivndi.
Mr. and Mr·. Jamra Eldredga and
Mim Mabel Butler (pent Sunday at
White Lake.
Mr·. DavM Lutham, of Jackson
ville, Fla., it »i*iliny Mr. anil Mm. J.
K. Crockett.
Mr. and Μην Klmer E. Polk jpent
Saturday aflvrnunn in FayetUvtlU
with Oieridi.
Captain t. Roland Williams «pent
•cvvtul day* i)l but we< k In Ualnlgh
on butine».
Mr and Μη. V. E. William· left
Monday Tor 8<vrn Spring* where
they will .«pcml je vera I work·.
Mi» Arnea Cannady. of Oxfnrd.
i» herv na a KUr«t in the home of
Mr and Μη. J. C. Crockett.
Amine Naylor, son of A. B. Nay
lor, left last week for Alabama,
where He will make hi· home with hi·
brother.
Ml*» Π rare Crockett left yenterday
•or CrevrMboro to enter the jammer
school of the North Carolina College
for Women.
Grorv* 8nead left Saturday night
for John· Ropkina hospital, Balti
more, wbeie he will be operated on.
Me will be away for acveral week*.
Capt. B. S. Κ ho*· U ft Monday lor
ι Atlantic City to attend the American
Railway auoclation convention which
L open· in that city June Hlh and wlU
continue through the 2Gth.
ψ} J rude Franklin Wilaur 1* at Chapel
niu wins wrcK HiMrnain^ ujr cum
mmcfmrnl exercise· of 0» Unlv«r
• ity of North Carolina. Hi· ton, Gir
ard Wllaon graduait» thia week.
Chief Dawtnn has extended Ahc rr
atri<-l«xl automobile, parking are· to
three block· In Broad Street and two
In Wilaon Avenue. Painter·
have barn engaged thi· weak In
marking tpacei.
Mm Lera Smith It (pending a week
with ralativn In Payette rill·. After
mith relat'vej in FayetteviUeUFUPN
leaving there the will «pend a faw
day· at White Lake, accompanied by
a party of her frtenj? from Fayaf
rllle
Mia· Logiw Brewer and Mim Mar
garet Lucas left thi· morning for
New Bern to attend the B. Y. P. U.
Convention being held in that
week. A number of oOicg
oplc will go t<> Now Bern \ψ
ry O. Shell ami Sam FerraU
«igued contract· to play yii\
von club of the h»set>aJl "laa
ΰ·ηι»;·)ηκ Bi'iiiOii, Smithftcld,
and Wendell. The flrat game
played at Benson Wwlm-tiday
work.
MeD. HoUiday'i gre.it htxtl of·
friend· will be grieved 10 learn that
he ha* been quilt- wck at hi* liume
her· fur the lut lèverai doy*- He
ha· Khontn eon»iil»rable improvement
since Sunday, bat fltill M unable to
come down (o buaineia.
An unidentified man lut aight at·
tempted to enter the bom? of Mrs.
Anna McKay Ho wag in th^ act of
climbing through a window whan de
tected. When Mrv McKay gave the
th« man AltHnnark Rnrfit>rl
"S. McKay Λ red «hou after
him, he eietptd
The Ζ V. Snipe* garage recently
ha* been eieetly improved by the
enlargement of the officc apacc, the
installation of now water, air. (U
ami oil fillln^ appliance* and other
convenience*. The place ha« been rc
paintl'd, too, and noxr U one of the
mart attractive eitabllahment aloof
Wllann «venue.
Mord Dowd and Pan! Jonet hare
leaned Surloa pond for th· luramer
and will make it an attractive place
for bathing, picnic*, etc. They win
have muetc oat tfcare every day and
will alio eel I refreshment*. Being the
nearent available place for awimmtng
It will no doubt b* a popnlar retort
(luring ft* summer month*.
Ilornce Baocom, of Qreeniboro, I*
her* today. Mr. Baucom vu far «av
érai year* a(«nt for the Daffcam and
Southern Railway here. He resigned
that petition la*t year to ga ta
Greenboro where he had pcrcbaaed
a greccry More. HI* many friend*
her* will be glad ta learn that ha U
doing very steely in bl* new boat
■ ι
Ν. B. Bbm, raperlntartdent of th*
atreet department, want* the f(«ph
•f Dunn ta pat their tmk oat fai
the carte before Batarday. The Km'
cleaning fore* Bake* only half a daj
Saturday, atopfifaig work at noon, *M
can aot remove the traah before San
day un leu* It U placed for them ba
fore 'Be La May morning. Clean yaw
yard* Friday and all traah will b<
removed beware Bandar.
Twenty-two thoaeand balea of cot
9
ton have beer told 911 the local mar
ket ulnte laat Aageet, aecording to
Tom Ruyal. o®clal weigher. Added
to this there U the quantity weighed
■I lh· Oil Mill» and «old direct to
broker·. This bring· the total sal··
from the 1820 and 1Ï21 crop* ap
to mure than 40,000 bale*, leaving
probably liOOO bale· (till 1b etenc*
or on the farms of the rariendlai
reentry.
Uwrtnct Jemigan, a ton of Mr.
and Xra. 1. I. Jernlgan, who recent
ly returned from «ervice with the
army ia the Canal Zone, left Sunday
for Sanford, Fta., to opond a fow
day· with hi· brother, Perry A. Jcr
nlgiaa. He will go from Sanfoni to
Jacksonville, wheacc ho will aail for
the Canal Zone to enter the employ
ment of the government at a civilian
i-Urk. Mr. Jrrnigan ha· wrved nearly
ftvr year» ia the army and waa with
(he American forces occupying Gor
man territory after the arraiaUce waa
•igned.
Digging lia· for that gnat potato
patch planted by John W. Fitagvrald,
and the «nailer patch·· planted by
Ε. M. Jeffrey· and other*, ha· come
—and the yield bida fair to aarpaaa
the fondeat expectation· of the plan
ten. A finer grade of potato ha·
never been seen than thoee being
turned up by the digging machine·
which have been at work rince early
Monday morning. Mr. Fitag*raid ex
pert· to avcraga better than fifty
bethel» to the acre on all of hi· 2t&
acre· and the other fellow· will do
a* well. Market· aeem plentiful at
thi· time and several can of potatoes
will be (hipped from Dunn today and
tomorrow.
Anher Edward·, of Ooldaboro, is
dead. The end came Saturday after
a long life ot aaofalaem to hla adop
ted community. He waa te yean old
and had been one of Ooldaboro'·
most valued rlUseni since ho came
to lh, community M an immigrant
more than half a century ago. He was
known throughout Eaatern Carolina
for hi· fine boelnee aenoc and hi·
sterling qualities of mind aqd heart.
Panerai eenricaa were conducted at
Goldcboro Sunday afternoon whan
hundred· of friends from all parta
of the φaatry gathered to pay their '
rcspat to hi· memory, llr. and Mra. j
Ellis Goldstein, of Dann, war· among I
the number.
Rev. John J. Ltnplog, pallor of
Our Christian Chare h for ti>· two and
the Chri»tl»a Church for two and|
He *n<l will Uitc September lit fer.
Ktntucky, wherv hr will engage W
evangelistic work pending his accept
snce of another choree. HU family
will accompany him to Kentucky. Mr.
Lang» ton come to Ονο* fro® 8U1
ncjr. Nebraska, early In Jaaoary,
I BtO. H· hi■ done a wonderful work
for kia church hero and ha» boon ac
tive in all things which bad a tond·
•ney to bolp the town. Hi· work hat
bw» fruitful. Dana people who know
aim h·^ low hiro moat He will bo
mbsrd much. Ui» resignation is uni
formally regretted.
lUNlOR CLASS ENJOYS OUTING
Member» of the Junior CI**» of the
Da tin High School and a few of their
friends, accom paaiod fay Hr. and Mr*.
». L Hatcher and Ml» Jaaic Ipock,
lhair teacher, spent «avérai day» of
last wuvk iuup at Whlta Lake.
Itiey thorou^^^bijoycd the oatlng,
which iiulude^^Klag, bathing, flak
n(t and all thaHort a? thing.
Thoac «Uendin g war·:
Miiiei Eleanor Batcher, Bevie
Wilson, Me Maaeengill, Ruth
foaaf, Laclle Creel, Ruby Oaekett,
Eleanor Grime» Chariotta Hatchcr,
Ellia Moeely Hatcher, Elisabeth K»
lell, Theliaa Jobnaon (CUntoa, N. C.)
Mildrad Shell.
Ole*burn Wilton, William Pearce.
DrToh Dowd, Raymond Cromartie,
Earl Davra, Rudolph Wilt»», Bab
Hester (Elisabeth town,) Paul Ε wall
(Klisabethtown), Mr. and Mr» J. L.
Hatcher, Miaa Janie Ipock.
A. H HARCROVES DEAD
A H. Hargrove», *ui ia«rly a citi
zen οf Dunn, who for the pajt lèverai
yean" has made hi» home ia Sampaon
coanty, died last Sunday. Be had
been III for eevaral emehs and the
■nnegicHiMt of hi* death did not
coma aa a surprise to thoea who were
•wan af the senoasnees af hi» con
dition.
Mr. Hargrove» waa about Κ years
of age and leaves a widow and twe
children. He was a merchant hare
far several year» doing a g rotery
business on Bast Broad Street He
waa wall known in Dana and has
many friends here who will be eorry
to learn of his death.
The (omtbI Hnku
•d Moa^B afunîoo*
«m bMlt MifU
Uny.
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a. L. JACJUOM PtAD
8. L. Jacksaa, pnMhMt Itnui
anrt beloved iMn>, Hm'ift Ma
ta Haiapaon tcutjr MtUur moraine
at 1 o'clock, afUr an
lav over wnnl
Uok place Monday
family cemetery ud
of 'fiends «ad n1ltln|èW>
Co pay tk· last
PrtMiad vma M
ras a native of In
•ran on* of tki Ml
ι»ηϋ ο' hi* serti— ·
vas a ma a ίο
mer. aad for «
φΜ(. Η· wm ι
Baptist ctmrrh
:he rel
Mr. Ji
kavlag
Far ■ number
friend· her·. a
rareer and
ι larft estate.
He Is «anr+red
rhlldran, ■ I
»th«r nlilhr·
Mra. rJ
Mr. Y. Tj|
U her bom·
teriMMn. 8h«
•o« of the
hor n.lfhbor
■t Bothaodo I
ibort M
rarnir,
Hn. Wo
Primitlr.
h*r lift
riavoLion
rrar*l
whom ara
and 8. Y.
tf
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of
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oil of
το πι
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fonad
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J. J.
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fco τοα my pro
ley for
I of our
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Mr party
to it, al all
'ARMER· TO BE PAID
the but cfaiti »f wfctab I M
SffflDMCtfuDT
CLAW80N L. WIUIAM*.
FOR CAM1> BRAGG LAND
Waahlngton, /mm ·.—Plana-have
my bee· Mdt to prorWt fundi in
the next dfttltucjr kit fer nlabv
«lag (uwtv wboae land· were takea
orrr in eatablaahlng Camp Sim. Ba
■ itanUlhrt Haateer announced
, Tharaaday, Hi bu btn at vtrk wjUi
Itutar Onnun for Mnnl awn the
overtaking le pt tha fioltlpr aeUled
^^Bhe government to reliera
wm,t.
I tail own art lo Hake aad Cumber
land eoantiea Ian been waiting threo
yarn» to be paid far Aolr lmd Mora
the* a year ago judgment we· ob
tained, and a rrpreaentative of Uia
ι War Dtpurtwnt »4ttrd aararal of
'Λη at oat ρ rawing claim·, bat la ft
fcnaettlcd at the aaaM tlm* many that
P&ere cauaing troubla. InnjUap»
ara who moved oat, booght^^^ftnd
gave paper for them an^^Baure
' haa been brought oa them^^ay up.
Rrrf tope haa tied tha matter be
twcea the War Department and tha
Budget Bureau. It «M thought at
one time tha aaauay could be nulled
oa pending^rgWatioa, but delay haa
raaalted until new a a aw effort la to
ta made on the deficiency bill.
If people were a* bad aa tome peo
ple think, there would be a biff »Kort
ago of aagab In haavee.—Harriaon
bunt Patriot.
* BUSINESS LOC>
•UY YOU· CAS
tu and cet a ;
met FRKK. %.
I U-tfc.
-I wiah
Honia! for
BALSAM
OIL FROM !
kltrhca cab- j
p*'f Garaga.
tad taati·
ARNOLD'S j
«Mara*
|>η up all ke m»
bet I rtNltid φ ι
SBTB AftMOUVM
"•nlj for fcoi Mn
>■01 rottir·
Jan# 14, I!
Week-End
Hundred* of yard* of hwa. ptrul· sad
yard at —
imported Orgaadfca, all colon, per yartU
Sill· Pons···, white aad colon, p«r ya/d.
Pure Irish Lien, whit· and colon, nh·
50c Vol I· at par yard ... -~r~ J~
Good Work Shirta JL
Good Overall·, •facial .par pwi.. jL...
Pin Check Work pVnta, p«
Cool Hon mer SurnrrVr Suit· /
Atlantic Black BroAc Oxftrda
Small ύ« aad odd η
Some of the·· Oxford]
Cell and exatrine oar
For Thnrsdaji Friday aad Sat
urday Only
$eo. t. y rince & ifon
χ
Hot Bread*,
3^£Vi5'5
* ■
• >A
ors/brcfs
selPBâisinbbîead preparation
Department Store
7 ~
4
SPECIALS FOR THIS
^Autiful baronete satin
• $10.00, to
q Hpjyleome
crepe
reductions
irtment
-. AT YOUR SERVICE
Veterinary Surgeon
en ce. Locat
Tart place,
Htalls to ac(
Will go an;
able.
A. A.
/ V
ot/20 years experi
own as the Henry
rth of Dunn. New
e case· at the time,
tiled. Rate· reaeon
Dunn, N. C.
TOO HOT JO BAKE!
Fills the Bill
BeSiire to Pajfj Your Pllone
/τν,^Λ We Have Positive Instjfcction^to
Not pid by liât
June 15th
All Who