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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1934

Page

2

State Democratic Executive Committee Plans Con vention

Raleigh March 8 The North Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee will meet to pick a national committeeman to replace Gov. O Max Gardner and set dates for the State Democratic Convention and precursor meetings. C L Shuping of Greensboro is expected to be the national committeeman choice. J Wallace Winborne remains state chairman with Mrs Thomas O Berry as vice chairwoman. Delegates to the convention total about 3308 based on 1932 governor vote, with Mecklenburg leading at 127 delegates, Guilford 124, Buncombe 128, and Halifax 43. Meetings will determine dates, places, and filing deadlines for candidacies by April 14 for state and judicial offices and May 5 for county and legislative posts.

Raleigh Mar North Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee National Committee O. Max Gardner C. L. Shuping Greensboro Ehringhaus Shuping J. Wallace Winborne Marion Thomas O’berry Goldsboro John Bright Hill Wilmington Halifax County Mecklenburg Buncombe Guilford Forsyth Wake Gaston Rowan Johnston Davidson Cabarrus Catawba Cleveland Durham Iredell Pitt Robeson Rutherford Rockingham Surry Avery Camden Clay Dare Gates Graham Hyde Jones Pamlico Perquimans Tyrrell Congress Duncan State Board of Elections W. C. Meekins Hendersonville I. M. Meekins A. S. Ferres Asheboro Guilford County Wilkes County Randolph

Christian Science services and club notices at Jackson Street

Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Wednesday 8 p.m. Reading room hours are Tuesdays and Fridays 10 to 12. Public invited. Sunday subject is Man. Woman's Club House on Jackson Street. The National Labor Board is cited for handling problems though a Lycoming, Pa., resident asked for complete capital and labor information. Democratic candidate Governor Ehringhaus noted living in the state. Fourteen one delegate counties listed with Halifax County having two delegates and alternates under Chairman Duncan.

Woman's Club House Jackson Street National Labor Board Lycoming, Pa J. C. B. Ehringhaus Bertie Caswell Currituck Greene, Hoke Hertford Hyde Jones, Martin Northampton Pasquotank Perquimans Scotland Warren Halifax County Duncan

Republicans Set 1934 State Convention Delegates in Charlotte

The Republican State Convention meets in Charlotte on April 4 with about 1 113 delegates and as many alternates, based on 1932 governor votes. Chairman James S S Duncan of Greensboro issued the calculation. County conventions to elect delegates and alternates meet before April 3. Congressional conventions to name delegates follow.

Charlotte James SS. Duncan Greensboro

Coltrane College Chooses Pioneer Educator As President

Eugene J. Coltrane selected as first head of Brevard College formed by merger of Rutherford and Weaver colleges. He is tied to national education groups and formerly led Roanoke Rapids schools. College to open in September at the former Brevard Institute location.

Hickory Eugene J. Coltrane Brevard College North Carolina Education Association Coletrane National Committe On Education Washington Coltrane Roanoke Rapids Rutherford and Weaver Colleges Methodist Church Brevard Institute Rutherford College Burke County Education Board

Card of Thanks for Charley’s illness and death

I thank friends for kindness during my brother Charley’s illness and death and for the flowers. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordan and Jake Jordan of Northampton County and Mr. and Mrs. Watters and Miss Mary son of this city.

Charley Sam Jordan Jake Jordan Northampton County Watters Mary

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