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Ex ten live repair) and additions rs
c.ntly have boon made to the home
. ( Ur. and Mr*. OUa P. Shell.
A now root of paint bad added
Much to (be beaaty of tha handsome
lio.no of Mr. xnd Mia D. H. Hood.
W. H. Parrish left this morning for
liaxifeaton, 8. C., where ho will
• p Mid several da71 on bualneaa.
Mol). Holliday returned Wednee
«!.' j from Richmond, whsia he had
ten to purrhaao goods for the
'Itrmi and Holliday Company.
Mis* Allenc Fnuier of Winston
"nlem, rjK'nt the week end in Dunn
• b* gnrot of Mas Elisabeth Thomp
: on.
Mrs. C. C. Fordnam, rolomsd yas
’riduy tu her home In Gresnahoro.
fh» ramc here to attsnd the fuaeral
of her mother, Mra Jeanette Barnes.
Mr*. B. l>. Maribbum has returned
to her home la Eebulon. She was bare
u> attend the fuuem) of her mothsr,
M.i. Jeanetta Barnea.
MU* Mitrjnne Godwin has return
od U> achool at Slats College after
pending eceerel days here with her
parents, Mr. and Mm. Hannibal l
' .vdwirt.
Jeff Barnes Wilson, of Selma, ir
here to visit his aaat, Mrs. A. L
Newberry. He probably will spend tha
rummer, since he says Dunn la tha
1 ret town under tha sun.
Met). Holliday, Hap Holliday and
Malcolm Philips, all of the Barnea A
Holiday Company, left yoaterday loi
Mich Point, where they will porehaae
furniture for the Company'* fall
trcde.
The meeting at South Dunn Chap
el, conducted by Rev. J. E. Everett,
continue* to grow in Interest. Ser
vice* will be held Saturday night,
Sunday afternoon and Sunday night
Tb* public 1* invited.
Rev. Elbert N. Johnson has return
ed from Coots, where he conducted
a .-cries of revival meeting* for ten
day* Sixteen additions were made
to the rhuroh membership through
hi* preaching.
Jim Smith, who'for many year* has
been known as on« of the beat auto
mechanics la the Dunn District, has
accepted tbs position of ehief me
chanic at the Smith and MeKay gar
age to succeed Elmer E. Polk, who
now la with Z. V. Snipes
W. A. Gutney in suffering from
a broken arm as the result of an ac
cident at his aaw mill In the Spring
Branch section this morning Hr
was hero Just before noon to,have
the arm dreuvd by Dr. Wallace E.
Coll rand.
Electric signs have been installed
during the last few days fer Heed
L (iiuitUiam. Wilson and Lee and the
Young Hotel. Several other* have
been ordered by sate>l>r)rlag merch
ants and within a short time Broad
street will out shine Broadway at
night.
Cleburne Wilson, undisputed
champion wrestler of Dann, and
Washington Moors, the unknown,
wit! stage a wrestling match at the
Johnson mill pond next Tuesday for
Ihr ebampionahip of the Dunn Dis
trict. The boot will go to the winner
of the first three out of flvo lolls.
Hood and Grantham and the State
Bank and Trust Company, owning the
adjoining buildings in Broad Street
which house many of the law oOcvs
of the profession here, are remodel*
nig the upper atories af the bsild
Inga and are making of the ofbcea the
most attractive In town.
Darn negroes are planning a big
picnic ami ball game next Tuesday
when tj|r Odd Fellow's excursion
comes in from Durham, bringing, It
believed, nearly 1,004 passenger*
Tbe picnic Is to be held si H. P.
Johnson’s mill pond about Arc mile*
silt of Dunn. A charge of 60 cents
will be made for IranuporUllon to
and from the pond and swimming.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee af Harnett County Has been
called by Chairman H. L. Godwin (a
meet in Lillington Monday, August
7. One at the things to coasa before
the moeling will be the choosing af
a successor of J. W. Jordan, nominee
for county commissioner, srho has
found that hia business maksa it Im
perative that he decline to accept the
nomination.
A large construction ferae engag
ed In laying now track an the north
bound line of the Atlantic Coast Lina
will camp hare within the next few
days. They are placing 46-pound rails
and are building between Park ton
nod Contentnea Junction. O. L. Chit
wood, chief of the signal man In the
party, was hare loot night and said
that he expected to have hie force
here this week.
Surreyort are now at woxh platting
three passible routes for the State
highway between Dunn and Lilting,
ton. Hash of theeo are on tbi
north side ef the Cape Peer and lout)
Buies Creek and Duka. One eemei
by way ef Joel Layton plantation
Another eomeo between H and Mm
mk vkltk earnm by Coal* Halibi
of fha mki will girth* • kwa b»
t«r**n Bilti Cr**h irt Dob* nny
ih* am by C**t*.
T. L 11Mb, unikry at Dm
Chi»bif at Cammaraa, 1 L> Oad
win, J. L, Thomyaan, William Tbowp
aon art gavAal aOtar hkalaggg awi
of Dm will fa I* Dm laaDhfll Fuel
Mr at Hawlrt ml waafc wMh i
a
riew to studying peach growing me
hod» in ordtr that they nay institute
Heat in Harnett County. Mr. Thomp
»n now If clearing a large area on
lie farm near Sleeuasb to sat out hun
ireds of poach tree*. Mr. Godwin ex
seels to set out eoveral hutulrtd on
lis lands nearer Dunn.
Mtsa Elizabeth Thompson left to
iay for Raleigh, Chapel Hill and
Louisburg, where she will be a guest
at houseparties given by echeoi
friends.
Mr*. Etbert N. Johnson will re
turn tomorrow from Wagmmi, Bcot
and county, where ah* has been ela
ting for the past eeveral days.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Y. Currie and two
tons, Joseph and Hubert, anti Mrs.
R. M. Currin of Oxford, war* here
Wednesday the guesta of Mrs. J. E.
Crockett and Mr*. K. II. Eubanks.
rV'y wore cs rout* to WrightsviH*
Beach where they will spmd several
luya.
Mr. end Mra. T. C. Young and fam
ly of Smithfield, visited relatives
tore Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Wallare E. Cottranc
ipent Sunday in SmlthAeld with Mra.
Coltrane’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. T.
ft. Hood.
Jtev. X. I. Olive, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Mt. Airy has re
turned home after a visit to rela
Jvei In Dunn and Cumberland conn
y
Carey B. Taylor, sporting editor
>' the Durham Herald, was here this
week visiting Ms perents, Mr. and
Mre. James A. Taylor.
Mr. sod Mrs. P. M. Eascll, after
spending several day* her* with Mr.
EzxeU’s mother, Mrs. J. D. Kaacll.
returned today to their home in Ox
ford.
Mr. end Mre. K. A. 8t*wart have
returned to their home in Durham,
sfter visiting Mrs. Stewart’s parents,
ki. - - -J U _s. ■ r *+-«--i»
lin Mary Lynn ButU and aon.
Hubert, ara < • pan ding the Wi rk in
Norfolk and Ocean View, Va.
The Falcon Camp meeting will be
told thii your from Aagaat 24th to
leptrabar 2nd, moluaive. Rev. IS. D.
Reeve* of Roanoke, Va., Rev. A. O.
Doner of Peteraboro, Ontario, Can
ida, and other* will do the preaching.
Preparation* are being made to en
tertain a large oroanl during tha
ien dnya.
HUDSON-ST eW ART
Mil* Naomi Stewart, daughter of
2f. J. MoSU'Wurt o' Coat*, and Mr.
Barnard Radio a of Banaon, ware
|ui*t}y married In Dunn, at the home
if Mr. W. H. Crimea, Wedneaday
rrening, In th* proaenc* of a few
relative*. Rev. E. N. Jubnton, paator
if the Pint Baptiat church of Dunn,
m the oCcdathig miaUtar.
Mr. and Ha. Had*** lift immo
Jlately on a twcrlAg- mpaiMf.
REVIVAL MEETING
Revival meeting at Antioch Bap
tiat chunk. Falcon, begin* Friday
night July Slat and continue* through
following week. /
Evening nervier at 2 adMock and
morning nrvipw^OsJ 1 lock. Rev.
R, PSpkJn of Mount OBva and Rev.
Lonnie limn pf Rocky Mount, wfll
condoct aerrieea Ringing wfll bo in
. charge of a special ehoriiUr. ' I
The public le cordially Invited to
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‘ Monday evening July 24. at a o’-'
clock. Mlm Clara Johnson, group
leader
Subject: Why should wc have tbo
, right kind of faith in Christ?
Scripture Reading, Hebrews 11:
j 1-10, by Mr. Ivon Bailey and Mr.
jMord Dowd. i j
i Talk: The importance of Faith—
! —A brief surrey of ecripturv texts,
. by Mia Fve Strickland.
Piano Duet: By Mieeee Myrtle
Pope anil Madia Bell.
] Talk: Intellectual and emotional
' faith, by Mr. O’Brien.
Vocal Solo: By Mr. J. O. Warren.
Talk: Examples of lack of will, by
Mlw Evelyn Bridges.
Violin Solo: by Mr. Robert Jordan.
Talk: Saving Faith—Some thing*
that lead to saving faith and sons*
evidences of saving faith, by Mias
Whylma Naylor.
Poem: By Mrs. Batts.
RELATES STORY OF !
BATTLE AT MINE
Inquiry Into Clifton Mia. Clash
Adjourned Until Friday;
! Wrilsborg, W. Va.. July 18—The
inquest into the death of Sheriff M.IL .
Duval and three other men who war*
h lied in the attaek oa the Clifton
m;ne. near Cllftonville yesterday, was
ndjourm d late today until Friday
•vb-n i; became evident there was
•ome confusion in the mind of a
'oreifn witness who was testifying
th roach an interpreter.
The witness. a Hungarian non
•rtion, while reciting hie story of the
h;hL. sai l he saw tw* men standing
near the tent colony and firing at th7
depaty sheriffs Ho later arlthdre*
this statement, and it eras explained *
that the interproter was unable to
da term bit Jaet whet the wUnea
Other Wltnaaaae. .
Deputy aheriffa who took part li
tha Sphl vara tha atha.' wltneaec*
Georpa CaldvaQ, a prominent Walla
btyr buiineaa man. taatt'iod that th.
Invader* rwehcd down the kill Brtnj
itnd yelling ma they run, and draft th<
dcpotlai to cover behind a freipb
car. llara they vara lohjtctrd, hi
■aid, tu a heavy fire (from the tan:
colony. Ho detailed tha flpfct arount
the tipple. laylnp that/the mob ehnrp
ad tha dapaUai thru* timaa baton
they vara finally driven off. Hlph J
Badeliffe, another deputy, dt riled
the jury by deelarin* that ka hai
■eon >ix dead mm daring tka flpht
The oAelal account of the dead to fni
U Sheriff Duval pad thrve of tka at
tackinp party. Another vitneaa, J.
C. Edvard*, mine auperiiitrndrfit
■aid th* voundad hfd been taken
from th* min* and plvcn firat aid o«
a farm nearby. Tha/Owner of tbt
farm, who vaa taid te have been r
former ualen minor, vaa arreded
and taken te WhaallA
W. 8. Wdkane, p^fcutlng aitor
nay of Brook* count*, raid tooiphi
that ia toon at tha fequeot it com
plated, the evidence iron Id b* laid
ba'on. a medal rrnjvii Jury, and if
indictment* were foaRd thr aerated
would he broupbt loftrial within a
nonth.
JOHNSTON COUNTY CAN BOAST
I BEST JERSEY COW* IN STATE
Smiths eld, July li — Johndam
-ounty kiu the diettwAon of kariwe
hr three bed jeneja com ia the
>tat*. I. r. Uatle, vM Uoaa da mile-i
v«
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at here at WUwa’i MO*, mu thaaa
Mwa, bring a part at hla dairy herd.
Mr. Vial* baa Jurt reeeWed a latter
treat Steely Caaba. Dairy hyert—
tallrt. whlah Informed hla that hit
three Jeraay cava, Pagia, Meaab
Daaaael, and draco. had beat the far
mer renter « year aid rtate record.
Pag* onrM the rtate record by
about 1M poaadi. Tbia goal vaa id
reached all at am but 1j the raeakt
at pendetaat effort ea the part at
Mr. Umle. Me mr haa a hoed at
M eew» aS at vhiah are at eadaent
bleed.
qceta.'
Lrleare (Would bo aeod. not <
There*! ahrayi vech to be
around an i
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"Wlfo
caaning Iwt aurtOOT vvrtl at ooab
mg breegte rate. We wedt to teen,
£ -P
but M eotatde ear tend. ,We mat
ritmma.
XAT-8tfAT. Three___ __
a2* «»*«*atoed bp W0
auywr;—« — 0~t’w-;
"Who® you wHo starts ta talk
dean N* knew when ta stagT”
*1 don’t know yrt; Cm only beta
Married ala* years.”—London Aa
cwoc*.
LOCATING THE sanwoop
TV M who knock a town IT
which thoy lhr*, a easily an* tha wary
*m who fall ta pay yoU tanas, aad
oogloot ta onto on * lection day.—
Haw soMaas da wa heoa anything
U say that la worth saying.
U H wasn't Nr No payroll. Veto
doss would v a happy partlrte
la a ndoaaan aad No goods Itias
[.color* aro cnloocaon, too.
Booty MB on jays being cheated by
a Uhl labor at Wart owes, hornnsr
V can than heart abort H.
A rtlswasa can't holy gathering la
a decent gaata of ardors If V will
expose Wassolf U raangb ha yore.
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| CANNING I
We have every tiitg needed for home canning:
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CANS
CLASSES
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