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The Fair at Dunn, October 9 to 12—Glorious, THE DUNN VOLUME X. DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA. Glowing, Gigantic-JGreatest ez » .',>·■ · ·'■. .'Ί ' · ··'· *■-· · ' · '· ··>'.·4: * » * STORY OF DAVID, TOU) BY BISHOP, THRILLS CROWD Biibop Collin· Danny PiMchti To Throng At Divin* Street Church COD CHOSE SHEPHERD TO LEAD ALL ISRAEL Speaker Toll· Graphic Tale of PialmUt'· Ufa—Mae Can not Be Clubbed Into Hmtm —Hound* of Conscience Al ways Ob Trail of Sinner— Nathan Had Right Idea. IImh« the Morv of llie life of Da vid ii* si jjra|>lii< object IrsMin tbiit man cannot be cluhbed into heaven hi it I dial tlic Muodliouwl» of om M'icncc arc ever on the (rail of il>c dinner. Γ.ί<Ηομ Collin» lVnny, <>i th.· Methodint Kjiiwrijial Church. South, preached ton crowd which (iHe·] !>■ vine Street church Smulav evening Taking the youthful David at the time he v»a* tending the Hock> of lu» falhei ill the hill* of hi* uativ· Uvid. when T<od jiickod liiin as ι " Man after Mine oivn heait,'' the f'.i«hitji canied hi·· rearers to P.ilr*· tine lu indodiou* mtonati«ili h«· pictured the icvne* surrounding the court of Saul ind of David, tiling iiiR to the mind'.·· e^e j blcidOM iijiii view of the »ti>nntc event·» ultie'i made of the hem shepherd kn ι King of Itracl πι.ι nearer? mw L'uvid conic ι · the camp of Saul, bearing gifts for his brothers. They heard the fero cious hello*· of the giant of Catli a» he made his daily taunt to il ν men of Israel : they saw little Dnvi>l plead with the king that he might l>r |*ermitted to accept (>oliath'» chall enge ; they followed him down the hill to the brook trickling through the wheat fields, saw liim stoop to gather stone-., unleashing his sUitg •hotulit Tan to RM his foe. They v« ol the : Vm·. fiant, and saw hint fall as the «hep herd's missile found its mark. them back to sec li'ti) m his glory on the throne He pictured the cpi xxle of nalbiheha. the disgraced I'riah, drunk in the king's palace, as plainly as if they were on the fiek' with hhn those who listened saw the " yard-long arrow " leave the how of the archer who lakl I'Halt low for the buzzards nf the air .«n-l the jackals of the field. Then, back to Jerusalem, where David's sick soul was prompting the psalms of lamentation David is seated on the throne. He has no', slept- lie is sick in *oul and body. A page announce* the presence of Nathan, servant of the f.ord an:! friend of David in hi· exile. Na than. old rheumatic — ready for »u i«erannuation — is admitted to the king's presence. He tells his mas ter of the rich man who gives not h - ing and tlie poor man who has only hit lone ewe Iamb, which m tnkc'i from him. David is enraged H.: will punish. Nathan says. " Thou an ihv . ## At last the hounds of crni cicrK«, on his trail since the wrong to Uriah, have ended the r.'ice. David's *in ha* found liim. In inctaring decrepit old Vnthan -landing on «me foot be»ide the door lo the magnificent audience cliam l>er which led to the throne of the Shepherd King, the bishop saw that jjreat onuy of Methodiit preacher-, vrho have served their Master through year» of self-denial Thcr? ihey Wood, the snow of winh-r pic turid in their hair; the story of toil written iu the «earns of their f*ce«. He could imagine thnt manv had bren to David, advising hmi l«i " kick the old fossil out.*' In the vearx Bishop Denny ha held hi· present )»o«t, there haw I teen many <leleRat>oiis and manv letter* asking that certain pastor he moved in the ihteresl of inalcfa,, the church more popular. Not once he said, had anybody suggested thai the church he made a frenter ngew for rite guidance of ,0*»« 'heaven. ÀI way» A he letter* am the delegations were more con feme»! wiih the politic* of th< church than they were with the work of the Master. . , Man cannot be cloW>ed wU l>eaven So the fliahop said ; Na than had the right idea. <"*1 wont out, standing on one l'«o· r«ady for superannuation, h brought honte to David, in a Wind lv war, Ms sin — and David rt pentea. Abuse does not lead mc to God. Ask your county' agent \ alrftt Sodatol It is a good explosive, an the only charge made I· for freigt and packing Nurse Is Murdered In Pittsburgh,- P. A. Body of Miaa EIm Barthol Found Brutally Murdered— No Clu« To Rmnh Found I'UhIiuikIi, Pa., Oct. t.—Thi.' *>o»ly o( Μϊλ Kbit ftarihel, ÎR, it nur*o, l>ruU:ly murdered, the police bclli-vu wu foun'l today ouuUlc an abandon cil hooxc nnir the Homeopathic hoa pital. Her ikull hiul been cntfhctl by a fclow from a blunt inktrumrnt. Mia* FUithcl wm tart smn curly Saturday ovtuini; «'ban laft her home to Ukr > thoit walk. The body wai found be«Jd« one at the pillar» of a cuverai carriage cu t»iK« at on· aid· of the houaa. Ba vlde tJic body wat a itone «bout 16 inche* tquart- and weighing about 50 pound· upon which blood waa found The young woman had boon at nick twice. The firrt time, ttic po lier brSlevr the «tone waa hurled at her anj the ketone! time it waa drop ped upon her head aftar ihe had faJ Ιι η. Λ fveah sear υ»» one of the piU Un lad polie* to believe that It waa llirown wltli »ueh fore· eh* firtt tint· Idal II itruck th«- pillar after Mttlnfr Tli·· hou*<·, an old structat*, known a· Ihv Old Huecy maniion, had been aa*d a* an automobile wrreiklnc aa tabUjduncnt and the body wm diacov •l'*d whrn an automobile owner en toted »h.· place to look at a machine hi· bad lafi there. Π· notified tJic n.tkei- Λ tl.l mfid*T A Ik InwaatlMtU· m Uxi-lriver wu taken into ro«t«dy for i|U«*t>oniiif in connection with the tuc. Hi* nunc «» withheld Th* body was identified ky Dr. B. 3. Marshall wtio tald the pollcc that MLm Banhel h»rt bm employed l»y him for four yean in the capacity of a nunc. H· could advance no mo tive for the killing nor could the fam ily of the younf woman. President Opposed To Cancelling Debts Wftahififfion Coohdje it unalterably oppoaed to th* cancellation by the United Statfc of the jjebt owed it by the F.ui o|*an countries it wat said today at the White House The President feels that the Unit ed State* should not unduly pre»* any of iu debtors and should be lib eral in the settlement it make*. An instaure of the desire to be liberal is contained, in the President's opin ion, in the settlement reached with Great Britain, which from a strict mathematical viowjwint was a re leasing of Great Mritain from a p«»r tion of its 'j-digarion. Délit que* tion-> are in tin: hands of the Fund ing Commission created by act of Congress, nnd the position of ΛΙγ. Coolidge is that the United States may only make settlement within the terms of that act. 'flte President'» view* on calcella tirin were reiterated wlien hi· at tention was called to reports of a statement that Walter W. Head ,oi j ( >m»ha, newly elected president of the American Bankers' Association, had urge»I cancellation. Mr. Head later, however, denied the authen ticity of the remarks attributed to hrni. America's Younge*t Aviator A Tar Heel Newly-born Bab· Tike* With Mother From Hittaru VQU(· te Norfolk Knrfotk. Va., Oct. 5.— America*» yottngeM aviator »» In a Norfolk Îv.sjMtal after a «capta* flight from 1 Inmpton Roads Naval Air Sta nfina const· He is fifteen hour» old uvl i· the ««m «>ί Mr. awl Mr*. John < >*Neil. A radio message retreating me.1 ical attention w*-< received al ihs HampUm Roads Naval Λ air St« tion Wedneaday from the govern ment compas* nation at Cape Hat lera*. A. F.-S-L. seaplane. In dtargt ol Lieut. G. Varini and carrying 'V. A· C. Smith, station flight *ur (t'en, was diipatchcd down the «*»! on an errand of merry. The trip ol 130 mjl«« waa made in two houri and 15 minute*. "pon the arrival of the navy air 1 "*«· It *M learned that Mr* (y7dl had presented her hu4*uv . with a »on. The mother'» conditio· 1 *!aî r"Ileal. Medical treatment wa : given Mr.. (yNeil, and then ih parent* and infant were takei • aboard the seaplane and brought V ι Norfolk, so that the mother migh receive proper attention at a" hoi pital. ' Every »tnmp i« a winter lodgin ' place fnj· tbe bofl wer^l and t marct of mltdion for mxt ym H low them out whh aodatol METHODIST DEBT ON CHURCH PAID Divin· Street Coa(r«|àtiM IUUm Remaining $4.500 At M«nb| Service Λ Sabbath featured l>y the pres ence of Nishop Collins Denny, οf Richmond, a Sunday school rally which attracted three hundred stu <lents and a church service which filled to overflowing the magnificent edifice ai Divine street and f.ayton avenue, also ntaricr<Lthe liquidation of die last of the Divine Street Methodiit congregation'» debt in ctUTed for the^ construction of the building now valued, with ill site and equipment. at more than $75,· 000 The sum of S4.S00 wa< rained during the morning service Sunday. This was the sum «f the indebted now still rcm>iiiiii|! on die edifice which Will begun while Ucv John H. Shore, now pre*iding elder of the Rockingham District, was pas tor, and completed during the stay of Kev. James M DanicT. his sue c**sor, who is now presiding cMrr of the Wilmington District. The llrtght Jewel Mjciety, of which Mr*. Kstcllc Moure is the head, comprising two score tots of the Methodist Sunday school, pre scnted a program of rare merit in the rally day exercises which |»re ceded tlae canvas* for funds This program was supplemented by M r*. A. !.. (hrcrby, of Coats, who sang « solo. Divine Street church, built be tween the years 1913 and 1917, was originally planned to cost $40.000 Its nony fine pieces of furniture, its organ and its parsonage, have added much to the a»*r Increased valuation of tile lot and building material liuj added much to the value. Now it is reckoned one of the very finest churches in North Carolina. Dr. Ε. C. Branson On The Danish Farmer· for men the Danish farmers were richet (arm people m the world, anil the trip* 1 am taking into every cor ner of this little kingdom convince roe that wliat wa* true ten year» ago I» true today," Dr. E- C. Π ran son, of the University of North Carolina, writes from Go^enhaje-J in State daily papers. Further or he writes: " When a little country one fourth the mm; of North Carolina feed* itself fat on home-raised products and sells $250j000,00n worth of surplus foods to other countries, a* Denmark did in 1921 it is easy to see that fanners ar. accumulating wealth. And what t> more, they handle their own prod ucts every step of the way from the farm to the tabk of the con sumer Tlie state own* the rail roads and ojieraict then primarily to promote agriculture, and tht farmers themselves own the cargo hftats that ply like shuttle* between Denmark and London They even own and operate the Danish food shop» that one sees everywhere in I<ondon. They do all these things in co-operative commodity associa tions. co-operative farm factories— creameries, cheese factories, Uacrm factories, egg-packing plants, and the like, co-opi-retive crédit union.·' and so on and on. Every farmer belongs to one or more of many such associations. The farme; who does not befcng to any is con sidered a freak in Denmark. Report Of H. A. Edge, Farm Demonstrator Day· in ofticc J Days in field 21 Farm* visited 7* Conference* 253 Mile* traveled 03/ Meeting» attended I ■Present M meetingû Article» written 3 Tetters written (A Hop treated for cholera 11* During the ιικηχΗ I hare worlce< Mi cover crnfw, bay rrop* aiu! per manent pasture* Several cncnmii niiie* have made co-operative or der* of teed, etc., a* follow· : Alfalfa —25 pound*· Bur clover — 75 bushel* ι Hairy vetch — 107 1-2 by«hel> I nnculation for M acre* land. Use — One car load, ."W turn One bull, pure bred. With Med alone 1 got at wholt tale price* with a *aving of $140 t • the fanner* who took advantage c tM* method of ordering. If. A. Emk, l| Farm Demonstrator flood «Wry firmer* bave thi cow* freahen la die fall. Fleishman big ή North F« PUnl Τ· i*a Ap Sniu 1'lci» — local Pk-uhmaim- i left yeMenbv I wlicre he wilt be· for the other sic tive» fn>oi the _ the coeipeny, to winter millinery, ι other wearing ap— Before lc*viag^ stated tfcat he w« largest stock of ment· ever Utif that the good· init not later week. The Fleishmcxii into their new itt formerly ocmp department of , day Connuny. _ lirj»est dry gut>di,j linery r«aUi«h*J X'orth Carolina^ ♦on Mr. Fleilht· »elr<i i;ood* for J at that time it wi hu»ine»* would . •it has proveu to ; and tnhacot crot Now lie find· I tremendous < needs and „ country, lie . the week in Nl here Friday of the atnrrs.. Sew Vork, by Iwyer* I rqn-eicnta· ""office of fall and t.dresse* nrvi for women. Fleishman urniaae Ch< able κλγ Dnnn. and ^ begin arriv fy of thi< U.S. Η«μΜ« . Have ι Ε» to te ; WlkO OvImI Tax tiCaDon» of the indicate Λ»τ<· ne otber of rutabk, according to the bu reau which ; several week* ago or dered a ri fid probe to br made of inspected evasions of income regu lation·. In order to dose up the govern ment tax net, the collector has or dered ihat a transcript he inade of all doubtful transfer*. Λ careful investigation will be made of *11 these file*, tn determine whether or not the *ale* involved have been fe ported upon the income tax re *or>* who failed to include the pruA' turn*. It it suggested that all i*r realiied from real estate «ak·* rail al the collector*· office, or file amended returns. as it is the |<o1kv of the ccvenwdeptirtnicnt notlo a* •ert heavy penalties when «he dis closures of failure to include in come are voluntarily made by tax payer* It is believed that the failure of nianv taxpayers to include real ce inte profit» m tbeir returns was due •o an errpnecras interprétation of the rnenme tax law», and to mislead •ng pubKfity that was given or I prior to the ruling çf the United State· Supreme court, holding that such gains were taxable income un der the revenue V*ws. in caaes wner* u»e taxpayer «oc? not voluntarily disclose Item* of in come that w^re omitted, and wher : (lie gain· from «real estate uV liave not beA reported, it will hi necessary to aaaert full penahiei on all retenu where the Inrcntiga tWxi diarloaed the failure of the tax payer to include real ertate sain» în hi* income t** rettima ll will l* greatly to each tax· paver*» advantage to find if jnoftt' from real estate aak« were oniitt»·» and make corrtct fc imcrvVd re turn* " I*· fore the record* in end cmnty are searched; this will wv. the taxpayer heavy penalties or* in rttany case* court procedure. PnmiiiMmt Officii Of A.C.L.bIW T. C. WMa, 0«Ml rmmmm <W AflMt, «» B· krted ht laUi, «. C. Greenwood, 8·' C., Oct. 7— Th . body of Thomea _C. White, of Wil minfton, N. C., 'general po»»cnft l agent of the Atlantic Coast Lm rail mad, who died in a senator·» • at AshevUle, Ν. C., yesterday, wi r» brought here fate today W h«* hit f ther, Wev H cary ΠβΙι White an taken to the latter'* ham at Sali Ida, where the fanerai will tal place tomorrow afternoon M White wa* 52 year* otd and a r thte of Sehada county. He h been ta ill keahk for abort a yei ALL WANT TO SEE NEW FORD TYPES J. W. Thornton, Local Dukr, Amutm Inquirer· Ctn Will Be On DUpUy At Fair "V«. wit will I'xvi· the iww typv Fvrd cam on £*play Ir. oar exhibit at lb® fair," J. W. Thornton, local F*r.l ileaior.^*!d. **!'»»■ t*«n nukfMl nloiu thai by many μπ-mi.» Uî'.c1 > W rar.tiha··! "Mo*t of tV»<* «IX/ have i;Un<t* who air r amir 3 In to uttr*»<l the Wit exposition ar.<l want te be mir tl.ui lh«y w'.l. liavc en opportunity »( «"•■βΐηχ tho nov Voril typo·. "W« win ihiir a numjer of tl« cat* both <>(Χ·η aiul enrloawt. The •ww ai.il hipbi ι mi'uior which F» ■cw atuxlar.t ί·ι* vil Ko η I ran, has tu nujfhl a κ>·ηοτ»0 înifirovratmi to ill· wheb Hao. Many γι·ιης.γκ« hi\«i 1»«η mailt* on the liili'-wl ■{ ».nr «1».. jjivon'vwrfrunt of Ik ran by tho ra>.iat»r ajiw». v.iich connect* [with a riuiilxr up:on fjtttt.vt the fciMiar on riUtrt* tide. •'Πκ· new· Coup·- ia attract"eg BH4{ Klli'n'.Hiii T.u> aerr fflO 1 eriQC·· (αϊ And iu ailditiati I· h~vfng create t! carrying eaparity Hit Μ,-atinj; a mm- ■ S· m»nt is nerti i.-nymr·! nn«l inai.y • i-fincnurMla have bren aikiol. "Our «xhiVl a!«» * :i :ûc.u<1« t<>c lord unci dunit a.n' tlx· iurilwr Tiartor, fur we hato *ac many r+ qacsta to have la*»t· projects on «]:* play Τ·α· For·! Truck is coming inn r'»*ti r uxe iT'jy Ja7 as «a»·net» acn real·»· Ike economic advantages it of en aa a haul.·*»· nuit aul ae far aa U»n FarrUon i* Iharr ne»«ir hut bern a t»m« when it was m*<rtin* as many powe r icfjaii rmmu as it U now. i.ot «Ely in a^iriltnril <«ct>ons, bat, what m mur· titfaifi rant, II. the tadasiria! aiwi rtimnor eial field ι." From Depot Agent To Grand Goblin lo supreme attorney and ρ lin of ilic K<t Kl«v Kfem c>{ the Pa cific coast U a fut cry. htu Jiat' the «tory of NV. S. Colwrn. who i» remembered tiy main l-auriiibiirg people and v, hô served «» «Kent ior the Seaboj rd lu re «mu year* ago. Th «tory tcaked out "th·· week w liai copie* of " Movie Weekly," - motion piettire magaxine, canie hero. The mapatinc jtory of the activities of the Κιι tlux Κ Ion in makiug mo tion picture». cor rie* a picture of Coburn in fnil res^Wa awl thr <»Λι cial H:in>tn(rs I!» Ιη<·<· i* lot red ,-,ik1 a number of |W|ir iivr-£niae»l it rU MKt. Glbum i> rei.wtulie «1 Iter*.· a» a delennined r,.nii and aW a nuui of M>rae iniritsJ c;.pactiy. '< is «id that Vc went tf> .MWe %ν1κ*η he left Ijitirinhtirjr. to study lav . The Ku Klux Klnn has in vt ilea the movie field :;«d ha* rccerrti? filmed a movie et Columbii*. Ohio. The title of the movie 1». " The To'i of Juntice." Il i» said lo bate a pa triotic motive, Inrt has not yd been released for public ain)rn\-il :>nd on air of mvitcrv is said t<> < nvelope ♦he production. indeed #< rinlely thai net even tin· motim («ieuir·· ifont* have been ride to penetrate ή and learn imythinj* of ibe Kn K|n* Klaii movie. The power of the Kit Kluv Κ lat in the nation indicate·! 1iy the fact that the organisation recently IxMigh, Valparaiso I'nirertit)' of fndiairt. Xow it hi* produced a motion pic ture, awl H i» bec'*nWi" active tu jm titical and civil affaire. Manv think that an invisible power. a hoode-l and di*£ui-c«l band r»f men. is a dan ijwiiB thing for a democracy. Oth em f«« in it a hnlwrrk of protection «nil safety for the nation Will it I* «hort-Îived or mill ll ■c«1ah!t>4r';i permanent existence? Puff οf Wind Causes Wreck of Automobile Mount Airj·, Oct -4. - Λ puff af «vmmI which I view ou" a mW* hfc' i ye»ter<l'y morning rainc very near j cawing.a »er**i» .icckk, t. y M. I fiatt, who live» ne-r Sbcltotunwn, 1 a few mile* taU of ihi* city, iiacht» •chool nl Ληί'κκίι, and mm driving t« «cfvol thi* morniuir when a ptio of wind whiAed off hi< hat and in gralAwrg for the hat he (oat emv ir«J of the wheel and the car ton** «1 over into a <teep ditch by the rupdride- The accident occurred ntir Old Hollow, ami il ϊ· ta id the ibtch «» deep enough fi>r the car In be hid. to thai ether» paMinj hy might in* have even known it w»* there had Mr. IM been hw ."ι or pinned endet the car idl that he could not pet o»lt, bi* he « r. caped with a few ad nor injurier Pictured Λ· Healthy Fi J>wll«iini^>j«fc çSjT**! Λν<ω. Ο- Oct. 7 — Butine»· runt»mi«^ on a ao«nd W«la, accord ny to th« monthly buninesi review r>t the Fourth Federal Reaerve Ithnk. i«u«d her* in part, at I# •m»; An the ba<i· (or toand butine·* « tu- |4irch»MHf power of the peo At. and a* tlnr purchaaing uwwi * |>rrnHml bjr a tnmfclon of g«B· rrut aii|4uyiueit. tt»e fotto Will* enirrl* which have bee· utaMiehed ίιι irviiiilr* during the lut fe* nom)·» . m cited by Julia* H. I'w, |>reftdan of the Chaiaher i>f 0<*nmerce of the United State·, fprnith rcvcrnl good reaann» for ■It» practically uuditittrhed boat ■•c«* nmtine. " 1 j.rgtn pig iron prod act ionL " I .ftrgext cotton conaumptioa " l.ftTgctt Meal ingot production " I urgrst crude oil production. I.TUJCM lUtMBObde and tntci I roduction. " L-nrgcit recidentia! construe ion ^ " Largest production of locomo tive*. " I mtjc* volume of mail ordei ruri " I Offert %-uiun· of mail sal··. " I .arpert vokinc of car Inadingi " Tu ihi» %ve might add that ac ilmjc Kj the Septen*>er crop tore of the Départincnt of Agri culture, the corn crow fhi· rear will I* 185,074.000 bu4>et* aLove ltu 1<>2- wtimatf : the mu crop will he 110,251.000 I ««belt higher. and hire «ill he \fl2bjOOO more liale* >f OitOIL " (Sack m all thin i* the auond linancml ronditioa of the eo •ntrv.'* Report Of Coauty Auditor Foi Prom w*rk of . Aacurt L Mill Free C. 8. C.. Am· aad Anjnmt . fMJI Par M daf net*, lull otf UHInston WMM F rem half ooOoa mM aa coanty ham· fan· ..... IM<0T Prom 'Wu^iwt tasw·— —— — ΙΜϋ From J. W. McArtaa. «heri* 1.0M.M From «tat· lijMnin» rod tax - . ............— Ιβ.00 Total HitM( DjiwinK-iatiMc To Mnaubt aJltwnl by com Bapt. » ( «1UI Γ· amouat paid Juror» Say*. term of «aart 11t.4t Η.ΤΙΜ» Balineo te er»4lt Oct. \ MM.ll lUciiprti: 5*ιom fiae· ami forfaitata·. August .. ............I TOT.U Kioia J. W. 3ir Artaa. «herif Ι,ΜΜ» IWIM» DisbumawmU: ' For Tarioai expcMea 1JTX.M Balane· ta erodK Oct. I.. 1,1MB· Ku Klux A gent b Finally Released H. L. IkUttan» WW Baa Atari of Court, Tek·· The D«kWi(M ' - ι T.umhertrm. Oct. ft.— H. 1» TaH» .ilerro, who «πι found by lud*c K. A. Sinclair darinR the Inly term of criminal court bet· aa •hrce rh«r|tt of of omrt and sentenced to 90 dip in fail an-l fined $750, wan raleaaed thi» after noon *1 S o'Hnck after he had lib» the insolvent debtor'» oath. According to the evidence offered ..t the ttial.lt *a» ihown that TalH aferro. a «pecial Ku Klux Κ Un «ilneuc* in the famoua Law»on nnsr«ten lledfpeth tut which at tracted world-wide attOMioo. H« vru arrested here en Jttly 3 and fa*e hi» homer addreM aa Raleigh IT· admitted haling talked with On prominent Seat·*· wltwaaeea, hot de nied any attempt to intimidât·. Let 1er· written by Mm to the hud οβ rial· In Atlanta were producad whkh broke dowa hi· defeme. Ar cording to Taier Α. II. Prevatt, b ha* made a model priaowar. Roach·· ca« be wmmhuad b •cntterrng aodhim Wuorid· oa A I shelve· or floor» where they nu '«ay imect in»m«lg»lor· at the Stai CoMega and Γ«»ΙΙ·»1 MRS. HOLT AGAIN HEADS THE D.D.C. . Ther fo«ad tkne to remeator de l*rtel meanU»» at * touthtag M* mon») «erricc, backed the (tond Μ *»Sg the Durham chapter i» rrfmtwg to «W*i* the eamnder of Gcenl Jotepii E. Joh futon. éÉ| fmi» .y* for > mnomnri at Oetrdwfcce» irOwted |200 to tbe Jeffonoa Devi* ;·■;<; rributioii» aôd^Jodtt^Sroritta· for three more room at the old «oMtore' ' hfHrtfr κ fcileifh. -Vf J· 'fv^:« Two tiewnrai imifi, · leek too, a drive to ^ G^favd M^a1«Tst3ÎCÎe· * Ow r"; aima'» IVrt m the War Bctwee· the Sate*." the edMr by Mry. Lirtaç uooe Kowe Sdwiyier, of New Ywv, iiiiK·! gwirel of Ike United .Dauftiter» of the Confederacy, felled the dn- with activMe* M orner. He Mcrifiow *«re ma*, what loyalty, vrhal love of home and principle wu displayed. Mn Sehaykr ihared the appre ciation ni ibe uaaveutioa with Ma ter*, their *»n». the iNUasIqr of keeping alive not omty the Uk the idea)· for which the I crate* fought. J<*ephu* Daniel., of Raleigh, for mtr Secretary of the Navy, appear - <-<1 before the convention thi· ·(*■ noon and in the MUM of Vfa. Dm •el*, offered a priie for the ban aitMe Cm miWu or daring during the war. PUdftt to Memmtwl Pledge* toward the >ii—l »«> lit erectad no the M at Gaftya a pan of the day*· pro chapter after chapter giv ng freehr, and when (he final conn4 waa Me WW had already W« collected. Mr». J. ΛΙΚιοη Hodge*, of Richmond, told die convention that $197 was «till la it log for $5,000 endowment fand for mmÊ>-4\·* τ mener of Worth Carolina toaan at the Confederate Muaeaan M Rich _ Λ - :**. W0* «TSiT t· helped M Ci the day'* tart, with 200 1.1 Main, U , 6 ex-preaidma and 36 chBOre.. Mra-Sehayter WM MMlad to (Κ? con\tntion for thr ftftt tkw |Hi% mor rtlïii, hiTinf irrlvM I··! MQnpn, 1M w·· liuii WJ ■ war·
The Dunn Dispatch (Dunn, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 9, 1923, edition 1
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