Cooley Leads North Carolina Fourth District Nomination
Voter turnout set a state record in a sparse statewide primary as Harold D. Cooley of Nashville led the Fourth district field with 27,288 votes to 19,397 for Poll, likely forcing no second primary. Other districts saw Barden, Abernethy, Graham and Bulwinkle among leaders as second primaries loom.
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Raleigh
Solicitorial
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
George Ross Poul
Cooley
J. P. Zollicoffer
Yoll
C. L. Abernethy
Graham Barden
Graham Clinton
Barden
Abernethy
Graham
Luther Hamilton
Morehead City
Hugh Dortch
Goldsboro
J. L. James
Major A. L. Bulwinkle
Gastonia
Hamilton C. Jones
Charlotte
Bulwinkle
Jones
John H. Kerr
A. O. Dickens
A. M. Stack
Don Phillips
Rockingham
Union
J. Hayden Burke
Taylorsville
Julius Rousseau
North Wilkesboro
J. W. Ragland
Spruce Pine
T. B. Finley
Felix Alley
Waynesville
Card of Thanks for Baby Shelton Joyner
We thank friends for kindness and flowers during the death of our baby Shelton Joyner from Mrs. J. H. Joyner and Children.
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Shelton Joyner
J. H. Joyner
Sunday Marriage Of Amanda Brown And J B Browning
Miss Amanda Lou Brown and J B Browning wed Sunday evening in Roanoke Rapids in a small ceremony. Brown, a registered nurse with Gainesville training, recently resided in the city and studied at Roanoke Rapids hospital. Browning, son of Mr and Mrs Browning of Aurelian Springs, worked at Hub Department Store. Rev W H Grantham officiated. The couple will reside in Roanoke Rapids.
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Gainsville
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
J. W. Brown
Clairmont
Browning
Mr. Browning
Aurelian Springs
Roanoke Rapids
Hub Department
W. H. Grantham
Mrs. Browning
Community letter praises Roanoke Rapids election conduct
In a Roanoke Rapids letter dated June 5 1934 election officials thank Mayor Kelly Jenkins city police and officers for duty June 2 1934 at the primary polls. They commend citizens for orderly fair voting with no notable disorder and praise cooperation with officials. Signatories from Precincts No 1 and No 2 include J R Baird W E Woodruff C L Elting S D Brown Charles Morris and T B Turner.
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Kelly Jenkins
Roanoke Rapids
J. R. Baird
W. E. Woodruff
C. L. Elting
S. D. Brown
Charles Morris
T. B. Turner
Sunday Services and Reading Room Schedule
Sunday services at 11 a.m and Wednesday at 8 p.m. Reading room open Tuesdays and Fridays 10 to 12. Public invited to attend services and visit the reading room. Subject Sunday: God The Only Cause And Creator. Woman's Club House Jackson Street.
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Woman’s Club House
Jackson Street
Couple returns from Ellicott City after mother's death
Mr and Mrs J Sanders travel back from Ellicott City Maryland where they were summoned by the death of Mrs Sanders mother.
T. E. L. Class Meeting At Rosemary Baptist Church
The T. E. L. Sunday School class of Rosemary Baptist met for its regular monthly business session at the church on Thursday night May 31. Attendees included Mrs G M T B Crouch P A Anderson J W Britton J P Pruden R H Howard H T Davis Z T Brewer A W Bryant Overton Miss Mollie Carter and J W Britton.
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Rosemary Baptist Church
G. M T. B. Crouch
P. A Anderson
J. W. Britton
J. P. Pruden
R. H. Howard H. T. Davis
Z. T. Brewer
A. W. Bryant
Overton
Mollie Carter
James Hudson Spends Weekend in Seaboard
James Hudson spent the weekend in Seaboard, staying at a local lodging and visiting nearby sites. The trip appeared casual with no official engagements or events noted.
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James Hudson
Seaboard
County Youth Dies Of Heart Trouble After Long Illness
Jesse Shaw sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Norman Shaw of Halifax County died Monday June 4 after a six month illness. Attending physicians attributed the death to heart trouble. He attended New Hope School and is survived by his parents four brothers and five sisters. Funeral services were held June 6 from the residence with interment in the family cemetery. Rev J J Boone officiated.
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Jesse Shaw
Norman Shaw
Halifax County
Young Shaw
New Hope
J. J. Boone
Mrs Collier Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Wilmer Collier entertained her bridge club on Tuesday evening with three tables of contract. After six progressions the scores were collected and Mrs Bill Alligood was found to hold highest and Mrs Ivey Mahorn second high, both presented gifts. A salad course was served.
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Wilmer Collier
Bill Alligood
Ivey Mahorn
Margie Collier
Edna Watford
Mesdames
Sam Bunn
George Lampley
A. C. George
Zollie Powell
Clyde Liske
Eugene Wilson
Steve Hamlet
Lester Edmondson
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Congress
Zebulon Weaver
Frank W. Hancock, Jr
Lily M. Mebane
J. Bayard Clark
Clayton Grant
Wilmington
W. B. Umstead
Bruce Carraway
High Point
Stanley Winborne
E. C. Macon
Asheville
M Jones
Hrluu UN m
General Assembly
R. G. Johnson
Pender House
W. L. Lumpkin
Franklin
Prospectic
Charles Ross
T. J. R. Young
Dunn
Daniel L. Bell
Pittsboro
Washington
G. W. Calver
U. S. Navy
Amanda Lou Brown
J. KB
Miss Brown
Leder
N. C
Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Christian Science Society
Arta
Minneapolis
Margaret M. Wells
National League of Women Voters
Women Voters
Mrs. Collier
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
National Loan & Insurance Co
W. Second St
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