' L Ο C A L ·
• *. jf* φ. M i M J|
Mia· Julia McNeill of Roanoke, Va.
I» vii!tin* Mr*. 0. W. Naylor.
R. 0. PhanN ntiun4 Saturday
from a flahin* trip to Ocracoke.
William Wad· of Banford, «pent
the week and here with relative·.
P. S. Cnllom of Bar ford, epent
tba weak end here with kia family.
W. P. Dickey left today for Fay
c tie ville wkcrr he «rill «pend ttrcral
day*.
Mia Be alia Lea Collin· of Middle·
bars, ia the fucrt of Mr·. R. O.
Primroae.
Mlaa Carrie Howard of Sanford, If
vlalUng la the home of Mr. and Mra.
W. R. Howard.
N. 8. Green ef Oreao'i Buick Ser
vice Station, will return today from
a buainrea trip to Charlotte.
Mr. and Mra. L. E. Newton re
turned Saturday from a plearuro trip
to Richmond, Baltimore and Waah
iBftOB.
Mr. and Mm. W. A. Thornton hare
tnored into the dwelling until recent
ly occupied by Mr. and Mr*. M. H.
Spill era.
John C. Bodata ha· returned from
Moant Olive, where he haa been ae
rating B. L. Cramp In a blir aale for
the paat three weeha.
Mra. Roger Brooh·, who haa been
vtriUag her pa renia, Mr. and Mr*.
Gee. W. Nayler, haa retained to her
home In Rock Hill, S. C.
Capt. Β. β. Sharw haa returned
from Atlantic City where he attend
ed the annual convention of the Am
erican Railway aasociatlon.
John Oataa HarrW ia in a Fayatto
villa hoapltal where he underwent
a minor operation Monday, lilt mo
ther, Mr*, α W. Harri», u with him
UUa luaalL· ft—«_ I—
where the le being treated for throat
trouble. She wu operated ·■ lut
vhIl Her mother, Mrs. Ο to. P. Ow
en·, U with her.
Ml·*· Marie and Ernestine Cul
lorn left Friday for Aareliaa Springs,
where they will apand the aumner
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mm. D. T. CooA.
Mim Mary Louie. Cole and Mia
Norma Partin of Durham, returned
heme Mandajr after «pending the
week end with Mr·. J. G. God dard,
at her home on South Wilson avenue.
The little daughter* of Mr. aad
Mrs. J. L. Hatcher, who bava bees
ka a FajrtteriUe hoepital far aaveral
day·, are getting along nicely sow
and are expected borne today.
Μη. Wiley Hineon ia recovering
from an epevatioa parferai ad in a
Fayeitovllle hoepital laat week. The
»neaei«w «m af a aaiioM mature
bat bar condition la satisfactory at
tbe prêtant.
The public installation of officer» ol
• Waabin^on Couneti, Mo. 191, Jr.
O. U. A. M. Duke, will take plaça
Saturday evening July lit, ·:Ι0 o'
clock, at Duke. Λ large attendance
la expected. Λ program ha· boon ar
ranged that will be af lntereat to the
pvbik. All are cordially invited.
Mr*. I. M. Seam· and daughter,
M re. Oecar Strickland, and ton I. M.
Jm and little Mim Julia Ream·
Strickland *tait#d relative* In Dur
ham and Oxford laat week. Captain
Kaama and Oecar Strickland went to
Durham Sunday morning and return
ed with them San day evening.
C. W. Holiaad brought to Tbe Die
pateh office today a cotton boll from
hU farm Jnst eaat of Dunn. Tbe
W^.11 U —I η -a »
rd. Judging from the tçpmmxt of
the boH It probably woald ku· open
ed within Uu M>t two er tkrM
week*.
Mr. and Mra. M. H. Spill*π will
leave July 1 (or OharietU, whara Mr.
Bplllers haa accepted a petition at
traveling aeleamaa. Mr. Bpillera haa
bean ««ployed by the Peoplaa Sap
ply Company far aaveral aiantha and
tea · beat of friends who will re
gret te aee Mb Ware.
Cottoa bloaooma her· reached the
Dlapeteh oAee thia week from the
CoMaUia ten· and from D» fana
af J. M. Smith. Beth of thee· gentle
asea report Am trop» en their re
■pee tir· ferma. French WW torn» ii
Mr. GeMatefe't tenant and the Smith
farm la being eaHJratad by WaKei
•lea.
Mr. and Mr·. C. L Fay wdl mere
to Wilmington, where Mr. *oy h
engaged in the groaery baalaem. H«
waa aaatetaat caahier of the Hnt Na
Ueaal Bank here antH he raaigned
thla month. A letter from Urn te a
friend here ataiee that bta boataoiu
ie getting along aieely and that b<
aad Mr». Toy like Wilmington rerj
aaaeh.
Maaa Norria and Harvey Strict
land hare formed a oa-partaorahlp ta
aeadaat the garage owned by WU P.
Saitaa la Beat Bread Street. Bath an
*
expert ante mechanic· and are well
known to the mutorUta of Duo* and
iU environ». Until bow Mr. Norrli
ht· baen employod by Ζ. V. Snipe·
and Mr. Strickland ha» bean with the
City Garagt.
In last week'e Uaur of Our Diapatcb
It waa «tatcd that tha HtU· son of
Mr. «ad Mn. C. M. Stopbaaaon hid
thrown an electric insulator at the
llUJt ton of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Langlry and bad hurt the little fal
low very badly. TbU waa an error.
Sever·] children were playinjt near
the Langley home and it ia not known
who threw the m tapir.
Qeor(v Κ. Qrmirtham. P. A. Lee,
and B. R. Ilioau are in Winiton
SaUm thi· week to attend the annual
convention of the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Aaaociation. Mr.
Le· la lecond vlco-prcjidcnt of the
orjfuniaatior and will br elevated to
the ftrit vlce-preaktont at thla meet
ing. Next year ka will be made pres
ident. Mr. Grantham la chairman of
the Anance committee of the allo
cation.
COMPORT VS. RIGHT
Mr. Editor:
Yonr editorial on "Blue U«,"
appearing In the l>t«p«lch on June
*3rd, waa read with deep inlrreat.
The editorial advocate· the aalo of
ice cr«am, cotd drinks, etc, on Sun
day for tha reanon that It adda to the
comfort of the people. "If Chrlat
were upon earth now," aaya the edi
torial, "we ham no doubt that he
would advocate keeping open of pla
ce· that would viva comfort to hu
manity a tail hour» an Sunday that
art not actually devoted to the work
of the choreh."
Prrrolt me to miar mim question*
with reference to die argument.
What ta "the work of th<- chnroh" If
not to eaUbllah the rmlr of Chriat on
earth, if It ii not to lead people to re
ipoct the Lord oa the Lord'» Day, if
It la not to indacei nen 1» place per
eonal .rigfeteousncae above poaaonal
comfort? J «ras did pot come ρ ri»
aaanly to make humanity comforta
ble, bat rather to raako humanity
rigkteou* and Godly.
Cm waj an advocatc of comfort,
and hi the effort to make himaclf
comfortable, loft h la birthright for a
met* of pethfe. Judai evidently
reasoned that he would be mora con»·
fortable la pgphaaloa of the ^thirty
pieces of ailver, and denied hla Lord.,
The Jpwiah merchants that bought aad
eold in the temple at Jerusalem plac
ed comfort aad convenience abovp
reverrnee for Cod or reapect for H la
law, and transformed the house of ι
prayer into a ilea of thieroa. JeauT
aeeing them enjoying their unrifrh
toooa comfort, did sot aay: "Gentle
men continue to make youraehees as
comfortable aa you caa." On The ooa
trary, he "made It uncoaofoetabU "
for them.
Mr. Editor, making one's avlf com
fortable ia not a safe rule for life.
Some day a b«. fat. citlacn, one who
ia more uncomfortable than wiae,
may decide during a hot aummer
day that he would be more comfort
able without dothea; but immediate
ly the policeman will remind him that
ha must pat the law of deccacy above
the law of Arfort.
Ia it not iode Italy botter to bo rijht
with the bond of the Sabbath and car
ry · eroas than be wrong aqd <om
*,ΜV"slilVjJSdiîWi ibo i
* cloeod during 4fca mo/ill at »
¥ July, lfia· flmyfc huJÀove to *
* Lake Spoeial wo>4 \ψ inlarat- *
¥ ing and coeymg at tf* South- *
*· em School of nAography. *
» The rtJfeo Miti b#ro-opered »
¥ imnydUtely o^>oa bar netjijc. ♦
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t*»i ran. z. v.
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WEEK YHI
; ladta* kaU
'» bai·, th<
And lad te·, an
rbaaper than cot
ι to tfce Yell©*
tk* brat, ehrapor
It·
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fnrtabloî I· it not better
the conicitnrf above the eeldj ^
Ought we not to wits·»· (or Ae
even at tho coat of nfwllf, am tv.
Lord's <lay; rather than bo tfiJ
able and crown Hub with Uig t-npt
UaapectfuDyi
ELBERT N. JOHNSON.
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RECITAL FTtlDAY EVENING
Mim Katyc Lee will give a reeiU,
at tha Oporn houea Friday evenifcj
Jane 30th at ·:!· o'clock. She wlli
ba aai«t»d bj tome of Dmn'a baal
talent and an lat«*c»tinr program
ha» baea arranged. The price of ad
mlulon will ba 1( aad 86 cent· aad
the proceed· will go to tha miaaion
arjr aociatjr of tha MethodUt chorch
The following prvfrin will ba re»·
dermis
Salon Maxurka .... Oarl Boha
MIm Crate gmpu
Tarantalla in A Minor. Op. U, No.
4 .. ... .......... Dann»·
Mia· bot» Balfaioc
Story Book of Funny Smell* and
Everything ...Eleanor H. Abbott
Mia» litjrl Laa
Shower» of Star» ..... Paul Wachj
Mita Chrtltin» Thompson
Story: Tho Humble Petition
... ... -Francii Calhoun
Mia» Katye Lea
Duct: WbLapertng Hope..Hawthorne
Mr» Hodg*» ami Mr. J. C Phillip·
Play: The Neccaaary Rvil
... .. ....George Eann Kennedy
M Lu Katye Le·
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE or SALE OP LAND UN
DEE DEED OP TRUST
Under and by authority or the pow
er of «air contained In a certain deed
of trait r«rented and delivered by
Wal^rr Edward Wilkin· and wji,
Nealy Wilkin», to R I~ Godwin
Tnute·, on tho 12th day af Kubniary
ISM, and recorded tn Book 196.
Jam 87 of th· meonhi of Harnett
Ceuety, North Carolina, default hav
ing beea made in Die payment o* the
bonde and indebted η«τφ thereby ae
ro red. and the owner land bolder af
•aid baada having rwdieeted the du
drnrigned truntae to «ell the land can·
rayed in aaial dead fi tru*t accord
ing to the tara»· the/oof, the follow
ing deecrlbed *e»l rptr win ba (old
at public auction lor rash to tha
VflM bklderW the Courthouse
Doer in f jillingqpnJ N. C., an Wod
ncaday. July Mli §022 at IS o'clock
noon : 1 I
A certain traeflLf land lying and
being in Harnett Ο» anty, North Caro
lina. tnd bounded lu follow»: Begin
ning at a «take at |he intersection <Λ
the loeafled Μ·»«Ι1 Street aad
fUb-the right ofwïy of the A. C. L.
Railroad Company, aad ran· aboat
Eaat ICS 1-8 feet to a aUke; theece
about S. T8 feet to a atakr; thence
aboat Wert 168 1-8 feet to a atatca
is the right af way of the A. C. L
Railroad Company; theaee _at>«aJ
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Notiοο·«Τ Salai
Cadcr udyr rir
*ln tobUIbcMi « '
Truct uMittLk* W
»Ke, LIU* F.TÛrttj
•iffned TnutM, vkMbl
Book 114, P·*·
t*r of Dredi f__
North Cinliu, A
made in the pa;
curud by eaU _
the holder o* Mid
Dot* havlajt IMU
br autd, th« nwi
offer for ul< to .
for cuh at the Oo
Lilllnptoa, Harnett
Carolina, ea Mem"
at 12 o'clock M.f
arribed tract of land
BerlnniiiK at a etakJ
pie, two hucklebenyj
of
MartUa^f
wKJl OB« ltt-1
tkn· black I
gun·, π»· «a* Minwi H a «mail
limnc-h, »appo»ad tt& la t>>· MO
acra tract fin·, Mm Blifillucw
ηντ bctwrrk t. O. LA· and W. T.
Martin, and mi --■>»'- dividing
lin· Ν 65 W. 10.44 cAa· te a atak»
' in cantor of tiu pvale roa<l, ont
pin· pointer; Πι—lia M aold rood
S| 3A l-t W. 14 cfeoiaa ta a lUkt ia
•<|«UT af roa4, W. T. Martin'· aad
Alra Norri·' earner; (banc· a* the·
dividing lia» b«t«Hi Al·*. Norri·
•ml W. T. Martin 8. U E. 4.10 chain,
to a «take and ν ta· pointai*; tbcnc·
■a inotkw ûl th«tr Ma— Β. 47 1-2
E. L.5Î chain· la. a atafc· Vy Norric"
foire, mpp—il to W ia the old 440
lira tract; thanca a· that lia· Ν
:»V VI K. litdt 25.SI chain·, co·
ta'.nlng 44 3-4 'itnt.
Place of tab: Coart haaw door
LUUnrtoa, M. 0L
\Tcim» of aala Cajh.
Tinte of «aie*. Monday, July t4 _
C LA UNCX J. SMITH.
\ TnuUc.
J lint to 27 Joly 4 11.
N«ie af Ra-SaU af 1 aad
Uo-lrr and by virtue of the author
ity va*ted In dm by a certain doed ol
trait anutul by A. T. U· aad wife
to th· aodor«uraed truatee ta Kcjrt
tha payaient of a not* to tha Vircini·
Trait Company of Richmond. Virgin
ia. which said dwd of troat la ncml
ed ia tha Ifflitn of Hvnalt County i
in Book 1M at Pas» 4tT. the aad«r
ngned traatea will aall at Pablic auc
tion M tha hlchaat bidder at Um
Coart Hnw deer in thaAmrn LU
linjcton an inly SO, lWt, at It o'·
I clock M^ tk« follow» dcarribrd
tract Of Mad: . - «C
Il Bryonia* at · Winch
Lftk ot Cape F*ar Rhror
ψ&ΈΪ decree» E. 10 tk*m
7£ ioenar theaca K. ΪΓ3Ξ
■Γrtwt S eliala* te a (take
»: thcaaa N. «
ÎÏTSi
pin·: the*
I M haka U ■ p'.ae
j M. M W. about 11
.ι th· aid corner wiUi Hickory
ι pat a ton. J. A. Vtnaon't cor
with «aid J. A, Viaaaa1·
th. road Booth 11
I.M chain* to u a* m
Cape K*ar River;
|>d bank M ' '
»U hash II chaîna ta tha
bk. ·*· ia 1V1 acrea. mere or
ood Tract: Ba^inoirjr at the
ι ai Spring Branch, rannlng
e a op Mill OiocV 7 .polra ta a
that below tha Great Failli thenro
K, 40 degree* E. 11· polra ta a «to·»·
arid (w'nUn in |. 8. Biadliy'* line;
thane· N. 4 1-2 W. 8S pah-* to ·
atone aald Bra<ltry'a co-net; thtnee
N. V4 vr. *8 18 pole* to α «ton·
thoncc Ν. 13 digmi W. 49 1-2 pole*
to a «ton» and peloton «aid KrndleyV
corner (η H. if. Lanier*· Jirwr; t heart·
ft. 40 1-t deffreea W. 46 1-t polra to
a ataha on tha Mill Road, laid La
nier*ι eoratr in Ε. M. Blaarhard'·
line; thance ai Ε. N. B'anchaH'a
line alone a?'d Mill Hoad 101 polaa
bo a «ton· plU and pointer*; thenro.
Β 41 f-5 deg-ee* W. *» pel La to ai
rock; thence Β SO 1-2 dnmil W. Sit
Β>1*1 to a atone on tha Sprinx
ranch; thane* down the »a lorn*
rouaaa of the ismt to th« beg.'anlnx, '·
containing alxty two acru uad Ct
pole* an«l i»clad*i the milt, fin, utr. J
Thla Jana 10th. 1Ht.
W. RANSOM SANDERS. Troatao.
Γαοβ to »T Jaly 4 II.
NOTICR or SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY
Under aad by Tirtne of authority
•on Lain *d In a certain jadenant ren
iered In th· Ba per tor Ceart af liar·
iatt Ceanty, North Carolina, an the
Ith day of iu*e INt, In an action
vhcrtla the Statu Bank af Laurla
kurrf la plaintiff and the Dunn Oil
KMla Company and other* ar« de
'aedanta, tha anderalfrnrd count
datera af tha eoart will aell at pak
ic I actio Β to th· hlcttart btddne, to '
:a*h, (a front of the Marikljial Balld-,!
ng in the town of Dann, North Car» i<
uia, an the 8th day af Jaly lOtt, at.
It a'eloak M. tha following dcacHb-'
ni pnapeHy of the Dann Oil Hill·
Baajaay:
Firtt: A tract oT lead located la
-fa* northern part of the town uf
Dana,, in the cusity of Harnett and
itat· ad North Careliaa. lying part
ly within and parti* wtlhoat die cor
aumte limit* of ta· town, and he·
ongint to the Dann Oil MB1· rom
>any, and boaadad and doaeribad a*
ollowt, to-wit: Beginning at a k'jk*
in the old J. C. hrlei lis* at ha
ntaraertion with the i-aat Un* of th*
rigbt at way of the Allan tic Coaat
Line Radroad Coarrtany and tuna
hen re aa the Snrle* Line- Bo alb U
Eaat Ml feet to a «take la mmii line
at ita intcraaction with the wort Hit·
>f Clinton atreal thence with aa'jd
line of Olintaa Street North S7 Eaat
tU feet ta a stake ; thrnre North 14
Wert SO· foet to the Eaat «de of
fffltoa rdreet; thenro North Π Util
22° «·&«·· N«iU 94
WM l«< f act te tka k*>«r. M»
Uaar.1 line of Ike railroad H (tit oj
w*r; thane· m dut Nm In* «1
Wm DM feet te (W btflulM, tea
■■it S-4 κι» ■■
tract Mat that wkrreoa I· ·
the Main maaufaeturlnjr slut af th
I Dama Oil Ml* Cci»»My7ee»«btU«
of ι ht main factory or «iM baildfau
a»J Ile contenta. tbe yiiactpal tl*t
■corporation wnkoam uU
Of the
etaraae Uaha,
_- , — —. u aither km
«qvipanant and
Becend: All pewaoaJ pKuoarlj :
iMMttat ta the aaM Dana OU MAI*
Mac%
ap^«nc«V' too
Im aetion, mat·rial, raw _
to the praoaaa of wan afa» tare t ta
fitlMr with rwtrj attar ^eeiaa at
Why
in
ffnl&igee
handle·
w«
l er.t or
mil* mt M.48
m rough-ftnlah*
monter record-ft
Cord Tlq
■ M·
k th· I'nird ts
[la«i» the mo£
Indrlni* hafb I
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