East and West politics show uneven appointment balance
A Raleigh dispatch analyzes Governor Ehringhaus's 20 month record of 296 appointments split 164 westerners and 131 easterners. State-wide posts total 211 with 120 westerners and 91 easterners, while salaried offices favor the east 11 to 5. The piece notes population would suggest near 50-50. Local notes mention visits by York City residents and visitors from Courtland and New York City.
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Kipling
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Herald
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Ehringhams
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Granville
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Harnett
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Scotland
Hooting Wrecks Funeral Truck Near Scotland Neck
Leonard Ivey, the colored driver of a funeral truck for W C Williams, overturned on a dark stretch near Scotland Neck after being frightened by a large owl. The truck carried the funeral tent and grave materials and spilled them as it ran off the road. Investigation cites the owl scare as the cause.
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W. C. Williams
Scotland Neck
Leonard Ivey
Leonard
Hamill and friends vacation at Bay View and Petersburg visits
Enfield Mr. and Mrs. E S Hamill spent Monday at Bay View. Miss Nellie Norris of Gastonia visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Branch and returned home Sunday. Mrs. Walker Tyler and Misses Mildred and Dorothy Moore with Messrs W B Overstreet Jack Wilkerson and Walker Tyler spent the weekend with relatives in Petersburg Virginia. Mrs. Paul Weatherly of New
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E. S. Hamill
Bay View
Nellie Norris
Gastonia
Edwin Branch
Walker Tyler
Mildred
Dorothy Moore
W. B. Overstreet
Jack Wilkerson
Petersburg
Paul Weatherly
New
Football Practise At High School Prompts Tryouts
All boys interested in football are urged to meet Coach Hoyle at the High School next Monday at 10:00. Prospects look good with new material for replacements. The Young Men's Civic Club sells tickets to raise funds for new uniforms as the varsity targets a big game against Elizabeth City in Roanoke Rapids amid a deadly rivalry.
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Hoyle
Young Mens Civic Club
Elizabeth City
Roanoke Rapids
Local Social Notes Highlight Montreat Visitors
Littleton Mrs J W Freeman and daughter Lola Lee Freeman of Asheville were guests of Mr and Mrs Macon Moore last week. Mr and Mrs James Barker of Roanoke Rapids were guests of Mrs Parker s parents Mr and Mrs J H Harvey Sunday. Rev David Bobbitt of Cherryville and his mother Mrs Mattie Bobbitt of Tillery were guests of Mr and Mrs E C Bobbitt Thursday. Macon Moore Jr was a visitor in Raleigh Sunday. Mrs Harry Midkiff of Chase
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J. W. Freeman
Lola Lee Freeman
Asheville
Macon Moore
James Barker
Roanoke Rapids
Parkers
J. H. Harvey
David Bobbitt
Cherryville
Mattie Bobbitt
Tillery
E. C. Bobbitt
Macon Moore, Jr
Raleigh
Harry Midkiff
Chase
Social notes from town as visitors and locals gather
Last week residents hosted friends from Richmond Roanoke Rapids Raleigh and Danville with day trips to Ocean View and Virginia Beach. Revival services at Beth el M. E. Church in Airlie drew crowds led by Rev. E. E. Wiley from Duke University. Visitors include Miss Mary Murphey Miss Lucy King Mrs. E H Crawford and many others from Raleigh Richmond and Detroit.
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City
Warfax Hotel
Mary Murphey
Bobbie Murphey
Richmond
Virginia Threewitts
Kara Reid Cole
Rebecca Leach
Ocean View
Roger Cullom
Lonnie Liles
Roanoke Rapids
Dorothy Perkins
Gastolia
Jane
Rebecca Johnston
Lucy King
A. P. Farmer
Martha Cutchin
Dorothy
Annie
Newport News
Farmer
Young Bobbitt
Louise Stamsbury
Raleigh
Dewitt King
Sam Moore
Enfield
Sam Thorpson
Ella Bell Riggan
Danville
A. W. Parker
W. B. Myrick
E. H. Crawford
Edward
Waco
Texas
New York City
Joe Delaney
Detriot, Mich
J. A. White
Brinkleyville
Billie Skinner
California
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