CORNER STONE TO
BE LAID SATURDAY
L»r|« Crowd Will So* Corner
Stone Laid In Duke’* $75,
OOO School Buildinc
Duke. Mairli 20. —The corner
'lone or Duke's new aeventy-flvo
thousand dollar school building will
Ik- laid by the Grand Lodge of North
Carolinu, A. K. & A. M.. on Satur
day. MaVrli 21, at four-thirty in tb*
afternoon Grandmaster, Hubert Mc
Neil Poteat, together with other
Grand Ofllrars, is respected to be
pivaent and to make the principal
androst of th* eccaidon. All Maaona.
t* pec tally those rending In Harnett
county, and all other friends of pub
lic education are cordially invited to
attend this ceremony.
Macon* are urged to meet in the
Nei! S. Stewart Lodge No. 688, at
S:00 p. tn., in order that they may
take part ii, the grand procession.
The Singing Clasa from Oxford
Oi phanagr will attend th* laying of
the comer atone and will also give
a concert in llm evening at the school
auditorium.
Training School Has
Auspicious Opening
Aaaual Training School at First Bap
tist Church Will Ckw
Friday
The training achooi al the First
Baptist church got under way Sun
day night The opening session was
Iratured by an address by Perry
Morgan, general secretary for tha
B. Y P. U., department of tha Bap
tist Slate board of missions on "Some
marks of a progressiva church.” In
troduction of tha faculty and en
rollment of itudenta. The school Is
the annual learning school of tha
thurch. The curriculum includes sev
en books with teachers as follows:
Junior B Y. P. D. Manual—Mim
Whylsna Naylor; studying for aorvico
—Mrs. J. N. Barnett; latormodiaU
Yates Hilliard; Dead or AIhre—Rev.
E N. Johnson.
There are two class periods aach
evening with an intermission of thir
ty minutes during which tune light
lunch is served by the T. E. L class
of th< Sunday achooi. An interesting
feature of the school ia the social
hoar when tha “Ginger lw*f," a daily
ncwapapvr issued in the interest of
the training achooi la distributed. Ro
yer Brooke, cotton buyer, and a
give a dlppingyhEm stcH ual.T..
former newspaper man is editor. Be
low are two clippings from it.
'If you think your chureh the best,
Tel) ’em to.
If you'd have it lead the rest.
Help it grow.
When there’s anything to do,
I-s-t them always count on you,
You'll feel good when it's through.
Don’t von know?”
The B. Y P. U. salute u given in
1lie sheet is:
"8«y. my friend,
Have you seen
Second Timothy two-Mtoen?
Piret Thosaaloniant, flee-twenty-two’’
Tulle you exactly what u> Jo.”
Prom time to time daring the ses
sions of the school the students en
gage in singing B. Y. P. U. booster
songs Two of which are given below:
Tune: “In the Carden”.
We come to tho B. Y. P. U.
To he trained to work for the Mas
ter.
Wo will s’er be true, while his work
, we rlo.
And 1st oor lives shine for Him, too.
Oho res
And we’ll work an3 pray,
livery night and day,
Kor the dear old B. Y. P. V.
And Use Joys we share,
As we serve Hbn there,
Will help us whate’er we do
Tone: ’’Beulah Land.”
Young Baptist* now throughout the
Slats,
Come rally to our standard great.
Lot’s make Christ King,
Throughout tho earth,
’Tilt all shall own Hie wondrous
birth.
Choral
B T. P. U., B Y. P. v.
Our training service tried ahd true
May all our young folk* make * vow
To live for Christ, begin right now
Make your life count.
Some one looks to you.
Como. Join oe In B. Y. P. U.
As a special IHo of service foi
those aiteadlng the school an effort
I* being mad* ta place tho Rlhllea
Recorder In every Baptist homo it
Dunn. Effort la being made, also, u
enlist people In dally Mbit reading
The Bible reads to' aostg. much 1:
j School Girl Run Over
And U Killed By Aut<
i * ‘ 1
• Year-Old Nathalie Child Step
From Truck In Front Of
Car
Rocky Mount, Match I•».—Sup
. p.ng from n -rhorl t uck Into th«
• path of a pus*ir.y uutomobdc oil th«
j highway ucnr h'Midiwitlr, la#!* Mai
j liowcll, nine-year-old uuu/hUr o
j Vr. C. O- IIjwvI , was run <lovrn b>
the machine and athj.-ct/'d to injur n
from which she died scvmd houn
later in n local io*pital where ah*
hail been rushed for medic a) atten
tion.
According to report*, the child iw
‘red * broken leg numerous cot*
and bruises and internal Injuries, the
latter causing hoi* death h'-ic ye*Ou
tlay afurmoon about C oMock. The
utvtlaiil ocrunvil about 3 o'clock a*
I *-l.a kj'ri wa'i ubout u> retain .ionw
bum whooI :.n tho tiurk which car
n*ig ilu- children of the section in
winch she lire* to and from school.
Details of the accident furnished
by relatives of the rldld indicate that
vhe (tuck wa* standing still when the
littic girl eteppr*! down and out Inin
tn« path of a jtn«a<ny nut<uno«>iJ«
which is rvportod to havi boon (m.
vellng m| a low rate of a|»*ed. Tn«
circumstances, It «« dictated, mad.
the fatal mishap unavoidable.
Townseod To Auiit
In National Campaign
Will Aid In Tk* Work Of Organising
Tkn Democrat* For 1924
Campaign
N. A. Towr.ionil of Dutn. l» one of
»v varal liandred prominent North
Carolina Dtrrux rat* named by Cha.r
man Cordell Hull, of the Democratic
natiot.il committee, to organize
“Victory Club?" throughout the
country Thi» it one of the firxt
muftt made by the Democrat* to
w*ld* the 1924 pnaldcntial cam
paign. It fa planned to carry the or
gamxatioD to every town in tiie Uni
te build
foim a diract per
aottal contact between the voter* of
rnrh community and headquarter? In
WaahTagton. and to provide a great
national army of enthuiiaitic demo
crat? to win in 1924. Thia oigaplxa
tion !** the enilorvmcnt of demo
cratic leader* rvtsrjmhere, and bid?
fair to become a dominant factor In
the election of the next Pro-ideal."
ERNEST SURLE3
On toe night of February 23, the
death angel descended and bora on
ilia pinion to the realms of the great
beyond the gentle spirit of Erne ft,
the oldest son of J. P. and Rebeoca
- Buries, after a seven days illnem sf
I jincnnfuitlu. All .that loving hands
I could do or medical skill could do
i vile, failed to stay the hand of the
. grim reaper. The msssags sped from
home to home that Ernest eras dead
leaving in its wake a pall of gloom
that only death can bring.
lie was born and reared In Dunn
where he spent the 19 year* of life
His patient and |gesitle dlspoalt or
hail made for him a host of fritfrdi
fur to know him eras to love him. HU
absence has loft a vacancy In thsl
homo that never can bo filled. Pond
parents weep not at these who have
no hope', hot rsjoics in the though)
that when yon too have answered th<
call of the great I am and becoms
spirit* in the land of spirits, thert
you will fln«l Ernest waiting to wel
come you.
H* leaves to mourn their lots hh
parents, sinters and one brother. Tbi
’funeral services were conducted b]
Rov. Lather Davis at 4 o’clock. Ths
remains worn laid to rest In tho pro
scrip* of a great number of f rf tndl
and. relatives who had gathered ti
pay tho last tribute of ruspuet to th<
boy they had loved In .life. Thu flur
a! offering were many and beautiful
GRACE CLIFTON.
vsg-ae among the unions In the stall
follows:
Tone: ‘‘Give your heart to Jesus.’
Do your Bible readings.
Du them every day,
Read tho precious Bible,
Road It every day,
Do your Bible readings
In a systematic -way.
Read the Bible ever day
De your Bible reading'.
Do them'evsry day.
If yuu’d reach tho standard,
Yon matt not delay.
Do yonr Bible readings.
There’, no other army.
Rood your Bible every dny.
Th. school will continue throsg
Friday night when examinations e
i ths bosks sriH be given. Burnley wl
be graduation day when award* wl
l be given thorn- completing ths wori
North Carolina May '
\ Build A Cement Mill
—
>' Famine ef Thi* Commodity far Read
Building Purport* I* Now
Being Fait
Mured 17.—Confronted
'i with a tfir.'Et fuminr which, it bi
ntutod, nay wrioatly handicap road
1 cc './t ruction in thr state dUTlng tbc
tirat yrar, the State Highway corn
er *r.’•*)! t* v*u roiiiidcring the ea
lublirhrmnt of a cement factory
aomewlirre in wc»trm North Caro
line. Cwnnur*!jiicrr Bill, Cox and
fiene* .i*vc been appointed mem
bers of a. committer to luvcitilrate
llw mlviaability of the rataidlahreont
af eiieh u cement milL It would coat
<1 ii Mllmated $250,000. but would
ev. ntuul'y take cart of the entire de
mand Toi roan eenrtruetion in the
'tele.
COWS INFECTED
WITH TUBERCULOSIS
Total Of 246 China Tubwrculln
Teit In HirMtt County
Last Weak
T»» reaction* retoltud from the
‘.ub.iruhn test of 24« Harnett county
•anil' complete*! Friday The tarn re
ictAm* were found neat Kipl.ng. The
W /l* mm- made by Dr. L. 1. Fanlk
i.U. i aaairlant State veterinarian, of
Rukljrh. and Dr F L. Virwon. of the
"Vllttau of Animal Industry, Fayotte
siifc. About one-half of tile tcaU
I ni.de were .n and around Dunn,
tlioag-i no reaction* were found in
ihv vicinity.
Among the cattle tea led in and
■••"•• Dunn were: 24 belonging to
Worth X. l'opc, who conduct! a
daily here, 27 belonging to E. W.
8m‘th. 17 belonging to Warren Bro
ther*. 12 belongnig to W. M. Jack
aoi , 7 belonging to g. OodwinJ
end 3 lo R Gardner.
A* hat been atolod ia The Dia-j
raalely $2,000 lo ftnance th« tea ting
of al the cattle In Hafnett county.
The money appropriated by tho comi
ty comrr.iiaionrn, wonld be yuppie
tnented by a like amount from the
"tele -ud Federal gor.. mmrnU.
Tuber.-ulin to»U of r*Ul* arc be
ing made in twenty-one No-th fa.-u
liiwt rountica at thia t IS*, including
t'umbcriand. Robeton. f •otlaad and
Wakti. It la otimaiod lYil there arc
around $.000 cattle in H ..-nett eonn
V If it take! a year to complete the
'otic, the coat to the ecunty arill not
'xrea-d $7,000. If the cork can be
Li.nipl.-trd in leva time, U.en the tod
vill be lean. -
A 1 citir.-na who arc interentc l In
•he pi sin to huva all the rattlo in ije
| county ‘.riled rhould make It known
, In the board of county eommiation
j era.
—
name* & Holliday Co.
To Have Removal Sale
Proposing To V.uU TUi. Fund.
turo Sturo Boildisg—Will S.ll
At Big IUd.«ti.B
After an occupancy of nearly ten
yean Tito Barnet and Holliday Com.
pan is preparing to vacate the Big
loobtn-storc badding in Broad St.,
crhleb H baa ueed for ita furniture,
>nu*le and trunk department 11)1!
building, constructed 20 year* ago
by John Ellison Wilson and later
tranafenod to B. 0. and M. A.
Tov-nsend, waa punhtiod last month
by the Fleishman Brothers Company
and this rammer will be remodelled
to aerve the (term af that company
i after the beginning of nest fall.
The Ramus and Holliday Company
I Will conduct n special sale, beginning
. nest Wednesday, to dispose of the
. crouter pert of the big stock now
tunned in the two floors .of the
building. The stock remaining after
thla sale will be moved to one of
hn Barnes and Holliday warehaoacs
behind the building. Later Iu tbs
year other quarters will bo aeowrod
tot Do accommodation of these de
partment* and the company will re
plenish ita stock to the point it hai
boon in former times.
Ilptil the organisation of the
Chamber of Commerce a little naan
than three yean ago. the Samoa eed
Holliday furniture show rooms fur
nished a meeting place far the tori.
»*< organisations of the community
It wn bare that the Chamber wai
born, and it was hare that some al
the bigger things of Dunn had the i
i adoption, ft wn* one of thn joys ei
i> ***« life of the late M«D. llolUda)
II that he had ae convenient a place foi
) r meetings of men and women whi
:. wore striving to Improve the town hi
| Ladies
Dunn’s
i
Men Out-Claeeed
Opera
At might hare
lailici outipclled iaelodln*
lawyer*. doctor!,
I and other the old
I lime epellin*
, Frday even In*.
Cooper who
Mn Je**e P. a eloee tee
cad. At ear lad* It, “ft
look do lime for put the
men eul of the ad, yet
eome of the in the
lineup rmiAt world.
White the
the
the door to fit.
The "hoa” wi iua
plrrt of the ao
<iety of the and
the proceed* will aoelaty.
Arid* from the from
the tpelltn* ®»
ucal »m*ram id the
occatlen aa a plaaw
in* affair.
Brighter
Cotton
w.J«ed t«
A
which it is ia the
crrctien at a mii*
weet ef Dm ef the
Johnten Cette* fmn
Congremama H. An ti
t-vnc need
arked to
Ur pnject.
It u ptanpo «f the
nock locally
*tork te
t*rf te in
nUuitfiM
oil weekly
poeeibie
eltJasaa
at Ole te
its re af
West Broad
from the
and fIM worth
of etotfcliig, Inetodkw si* mar's lata,
a Btar.ker of wom^S.’m skirts, a supply
of tin, ink handbuebiefs, sUk hos
iery, ihirt. 2nd
Entir-.ce through the
door in ifco the bwildiny hy
‘he r-t of an bar, which the
rc‘f.eta ’aft the star*. The
cor wa* loft open, .flier*
- r.o due as to rubbers were
end no Litojta yet boon mode.
Robberies of a wan made
at Salma and at or the
tai-.e Bight, k il h boHeesd
-J> eome that the bore waa
H * work of an organised band af
Whirr ee, ope rating'In this part sf
1 the Stats.
5a_i
DEVIL SEKT MESSAGE i
LORD TOM> HIM TO OOl
Winchteeter. VtL hearth II.—
'"The Deril irnt Mud • BtMip
»"d the Lord told h|a to go” lilior
od George Hoi land’ nogro mtateter
ol Upperrllfa, Vo., fR tho ore of Mo
dapnrtore for os tmknown deatiaa
t*on fallowing mtffi ooroml day*
ago of on alleged Jboolenfeg letter
-aid to here bean rigaed “K» Box
Elan" V,
The sheriff aald thf letter to Hol
land contained a thpm ^ohtm the
•ninleter’e |iTo. Helifkd. ho eold. dm
dined otferx of podhoatfoo end de
rided to leave tho aatemnnlty.
MISSISSIPPI! TOMUDO
KILLED SB PERSONS
Memphlo, Toon., March 17.—The
human toll in tho "hltell, which
mrpl northwoot M iaAoMppt Hiiinhy
•oa Ineraaend to BSModfht with the
death In o MompMo f OQjltQl of Kn
N. H Rich, lajarod when hor heme
at Borage wot dombhohod, the. no
Mlgt of belated odriMo from Mae
nio reporting tho dftth of Are no
groae in n form ntlMwaot near thol
town and farther raMfte of few ae.
(roe* killed near RdjgHRi In Pteteli
county » -
-L.
There la do nbaMRto Set thoroogl
and timely fnhlratdeo.QRd thh lergo
b determined the AfM agtaama e
***** mtet
' lortd; ha aVnraya eg. fted to ylao
' 'he building end Radfmwldhtaga a
i the Hiopoeal of mah j»nhp
4
' Poultry Expert Will
SpMk Here Tburedej
*«•»«•« Will Mm Held H. Ual Op
•ra Haaia At )iN
P. M.
/ I. 0 Wanton, of the Poultry Ir
tanaloa Barrie* of tha Bute Depart
«ral af Agriculture, will addiuaa Um
chicken fanciers and poultry raJaen
et Dona and the Dana DUtrict Ic
tlie opurm Haase Here Thunder af
tcruaon af thie weak at 1:19 o'clock
Mr Warden u an experienced pawl
try man and will gUr# deatonatrattoiu
in cuBlag, (electing, ate.
Pool try la an* #f Ike weapon* with
wkieh the hall wecrU it la ha faaght
and all who are interacted in poul
try, and sthen aa wall, « Ho did hear
! Mr. Warden. Re member the date ant
Naur and b* an hand.
SATURDAY WILL BE
SCHOOL FIELD DAY
A!
Aside tram indoor contract and
tn address by Representative N. A.
Townsend of Dana, tha following
ft rid dsy contests will ho bold at ths
eoanty ssaaaaaaasst at Lilllngtaa
Saturday af this week, March 24:
PMk dances aad stunts by Aral
grade. All Dp Indies Hub race, sis
giria, dlriaarc M yards, bean b^;
kick, SO yards and back to line. Cha
rset race. S beys. » yards and back
ta Use, flag aad bottle race, 10 feet
frasn starting line to first (circles II
feat apart!, 104-yard relay. 4 giria.
I-logged race, 2 bays, distance U
yards, aver tbs raps relay, I girls,
*4 yards, wheel harrow race, t hoys,
distance M yards, partner relay. 4
hay*.
The fallowing areata fay bay* win
he galng aa at the same ttae aa
those naan j abaea:
hall park:
100-pard Stab, baya sear 14 yaars
of age. lQg >asd dash, bays uadtr 14
a*sa af age, lOg-yard dash far giria,
Miftri daab far giria, tfO-yard dash
far boy* over 14 yean of aga, 1-mHe
relay, bays aver 14 years af age.
The championship basket ball gama
will be the last avesri an the day's
program.
Teacher* will please see that aU
pupil* stay la tha place* designated
far the different school*
Eneh'evc“t will be called by mega
phone frci i the grandstand. Th*
contestant* will taka their places on
the ftoid at once.
Ths wiser In each ere at will be
•rvrn a cr.rd designating tha prise
won This 'j to be presented at the
booth who- tha prises hr* awarded.
Prat. B. D Bunn af Dann will di
rect tha Rr'J day program.
ACID MAM POUND DEAD
ON RAILROAD TRACKS
Salisbury, March 18—Martin U
Heilig Aged SO, of Granite Quarry,
this county, was killed Has morning
or the Yadkin Railroad. Coronet
Newman wBl hold am IngneM te da.
j teratine reuse af death. U la Npr#»
I rd that the east bauad pamengei
train struck Haiti* as be walked a
lang tha track.
IN CRASH AT PALMYRA
Tartars, March IS.—R. L. Moore
and J. K. Baas, conductor and flag
man, reapeetivaly, of Souths ru
freight trail No. SOP, ware Instant)]
killed early this morning sear Pol
myre, when thoir train wea crashes
lute from Me rear by Atlantic Coal
Lina train Na. SSI. The na aidant eo.
earred an a acction af track of Um
Atlantic Caaat Lina rear which th<
Soathern la alowcd to epcrati
freight trains.
Tha engineer and Ataman on Ux
Coast Lina train were slightly la
Jared. Tush a can and Um edhsaoi
at the Rsnthsrp traia were amoahai
lute bite, white tha angina of tte
Coast Lina train aria derailed It i
•add there was a dense fag at thi
time which prevented the »wgte>«
and fireman oa traia Na. Ml frua
•rote* tha train ahead.
Both of the dead moat Brad a
Portsmouth and are (arrived by thai
widow* and famHiaa. J
!j h 4S ooumUaa of the Btete, I.T10
[.POP eosftoioem were Had with ana
load prods eta with o vatim af |ST1
. PtS. ■•lariSig to Mre. Jana S. Mi
I tlmani af the agricultural axtot
B.W. Hodge. Passes
Al Advanced Old Age
■ Oulh Ctm tarty Iwky Miwhg
Fattening Inntl MwSt
Burii W. Hedge* 4k.iI early Sunday
morning at hi* hoinr-. 4 ntUr* anal of
Dunn fallowing an cateiided I tin ant.
Deceased wa* in hi* 88th year, being
cno of the pioneer cttiami* of the
Conn DUtrict. He is earrHrod by hi*
wMow and aia children, three daagh
U'M -Menlamr* W. M. Mood*. F. &
Honda and R H. Mood*; nail thieo
*»•*- J. Want, Coroelita* aad H. T.
Hodge*, alb of whom He* In Ike
wmi eeaaimnity.
Tao fimer*1 waa condoned from
C ore Fvctbytarlaa church by Rev.
A. R. MrQneen. tbo putor. Sunday
afternoon at 4 o’clock. A large crowd
attended the fuorra) aad the grace
woo completely covered with beauti
ful final offering*. Interment waa
-made In the March cemetery.
Mr. Hodge* wu we'l and favocab
ly known throughout tt’.a oootloa aad
Had many friend* wao will regret to
lean of hi* death. Ho wa* a Confod
oraM veteran, having carved practi
cally through tlw Civil War. He waa
a brother of the lata Coo. R. Hodge*,
who died tome two week* ago.
CAN YOU ANSWER THESE
Questions?
A tra*-fal*c rxamfnatloa 1* Mag
«!»««> k many high *cheoU and col
leges through tha different depart
ment!, to ir«t the pay ill knowledge af
rtaterncnti as he kaare them tn the
•*»■!>• welkH of life. When a Mate,
neat it made Ay any one it can be
traly aaid that It la time or fake. It
■* n good him far men indlvWtaal
to qoaetkn each statement that ka ta
■boat to my—da what I am a Wat ta
My traa ar fabel
The following itatemeata wan
takaa from a rtudy af bialagy In tha
tooth grads af tfe Dan high aabaai.
k thirty *1 natal, ftg |N li ■
wefl? Any mcrnbir af tha Waltgy
dm wiD be gtad ta aaraaat year
paper, fait arrite tha ward true ar
falaa at thi and of sack itilimml
1. No TtidkiM can Hri aader
the water.
t. A fiah has no aalhrary glands.
I. rah are wed for food.
t. Water animal* migrate Ilka
land animals
A A frag can not Han in the wa
ter.
A A frag ta born without lego.
7. Ohickena era ham Wind.
A Dimams ara eat inherited.
I. The offspring 1a a part of tha
ancestor
10. Most people Aoiirrt la the
Darwin theory.
II. Hybridising ta practiced by
ruck raison*.
IX. The home and caw are eat
domesticated —1—*
12. Moat poapl* Mirra la Mmgtn
iea,
14. Blood trll*.
1*. Man cannot improve hia aa
viroomant
16. Bath plants and animals ate
mada ap of colla.
17. Wa noad ta practice hy*ieo*
of ttio bona.
It. Tha Hear U a respiratory or.
taa.
The atarap brala waifba a>
boat taa panada.
•0. A working aaa nor da only
about 1.000 ealorloa par dap.
21. We arod more ealorloa alula
aaiaop than while at troth.
22. Tha largest pareetit of aOk
la water.
U. There are at carbohydrate?
a milk.
24. Una's diet ahoatd bo lacieM
<nl aa hla work frrraataa
26. A growing poraon aooAa more
food thaa aa a*ad poraon.
26. Wo aood more food la winter
> than la aantmm.
27. Adulteration of food la pro
1 HbthaJ by law.
26. Alcohol la a food.
72. Tobacco «a aot dotrhaoata] to
I south.
* obis la di goat I on.
( 21. Ensymaa comps* a Hqeid to
i Bid la dlcaotioa.
r 21. The thrrr io larger thaa tho
i long*
22. Blla has no haocilea la 2w
t body.
r 24. Tho fanctloa of villi la to ab
mth food.
22. Alcohol doee aot offset db
r motion.
- 26. Tha blood has only ana Ida!
r of aorposelo.
h 27. The body ta one fourth Wood
<• 22. Tho heart aid* ia Wood sir
n I eolation.
22. Bath plants aad aabaal
x
COLONEL WATTS
IS FINED $100
Hr»k 15.—renew lew.
aa* Comraiaaiaaar A. D. VmU ty
pvated atttkpacfcwnr to th* ftalafeh
'•mjiWtpal coart tM* mmrmmt. aahaait
‘*■4 to chary* of “aid aa4
in praatiUrtJ™^- arhiok {
•'« laaicaattor. *
«oad f 100 aad
H» eats* kart _
ttoi atokt train and waa to tko .
:-—m whaa room irTMil After
.uktntttinar aad paptoc kla ftoa. k*
wont to tit*
• h*r* ho haadtad i
if work damariMy hi* i
ton prepared to loan too oft* dor
toy tfra eftenwn.
Owiac to -too Oaata of Catoaal
Wotta. which had aatotod far aaoM
tin* aad totta* aeata the
% mba nataiunto bttnyhl
etearya* picfenad ayito I
waa farced to aak i
M« com tote* *r fear
•a e,:y
<*€!«« of aldla, and l>l<W| to
CroUHatfoa follow, * th* ,taad la.
to. b, him to. *•tat. Wkaa to- /
ftean dMrooorod • now MW ka
rcata the bod la hte ptoaH —
®°nd«y afefct In JaHtir to atori*
tod the ehar*. and toe »«t da, mat
to re nation la 0*NMt Morrteon.
•f a roan* omploy, of'lKb
anmt aad a iterated friend that 1m b*
far tb« pirMtnaa *f to* womimto
llte room. Colonel Watt* voted oat
rcjdted that M 1 got
IW aad I ate.
Vha
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gpfPj
W&m
S&KsSa
Ml
too downfall to aa
•ralj. poMtteal
»ekiaa for
h» Chariotte
DUKE NEWS
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Dak*. March JO—A -rrtfni at tbs
Community Club waa hold at tha Ub
nif lul Thu reelsy Bight. The meet
<"r was sysasd with prayer by tha
■MsnWn, after which sever ‘
tieaJ i
Mis* Bri4ge,
•a boar to 4a a samtn at BB^K
Mias Cantwell, librarian. Is
of ibn oiah with other
the (Mb holding th*
was Toted to hoU a
month. A fall moathe
t*t st tiU atsetlng.
Ms ay.
Wti is credit to tha
student* of tba saaaty.
is replete with tha boot
from sack school hwrlsg sms
published ia It. Thomas W. “
principal of tbo local giaisd
school, is editor ia Mat.
Mr*. B. W. Hick*, at «(
sprat the week mi hero i
parents. Dr. sad Mis. W. T.
A. A. Hswtey of QsotsaU. waa
a week end visitor here.
Mho Allies Byrd <
rpent the wook cad ‘
Of her sister. Mr*. O. B.
U*d# 0*Qaina '
lar. wMk with roUttess at
Mew* eomiac from MUa eat
ing* Is to tbo effort that Btowsrt Be
Roy is mskteg s (treat bid for Om
atjnfiK rwrnnn on w* ubtimoo
bssebsll tsoas. H* is th* son at Mr. •
sad Mrs. r. M. McKay sad is ill Ms
senior year St DavMasa
ftfBk th* selection of B» j
ty high sebosl liBsBil baa
lasted fay tbo coaches at sack
It was foe ml Brat Daks _
sas sMsshsr SB M. £pay, tha Mam
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