Lumpkin to Lead McDonald Campaign for Governor
Winston Salem March 23 Dr Ralph W McDonald announced veteran legislator W L Lumpkin will head the Democratic gubernatorial campaign Lumpkin praised by McDonald as a staunch Democrat and Jefferson follower who will push abolition of the sales tax while ensuring untaxed wealth pays its share He pledged a governor allied with Roosevelt and focused on farms schools and public pensions urging a non special interest leader for North Carolina
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Winston Salem
Ralph W. McDonald
W. L. Lumpkin
McDonald
Bill Lumpkin
Jefferson
Lumpkin
North Carolina
Louisburg
Roosevelt
Ralph McDonald
Fidelis Class Meeting at Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class met at Mrs. Joe Vincent's home on Tuesday night March 17. Miss Maggie Matthews led a devotional, with talks by Mr. and Mrs. W C Allsbrook. Ice cream and cake were served to Eva Gibson, Maggie Matthews, G E Buckner, Katie Langston, Joe Vincent, Lewis Grimmer, T H Hargrove, T G Howard, and Mr. and Mrs. W C Allsbrook.
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Fidelis
Roanoke Rapids
Kings Daughters Meet with Rev Stell Sunday
The Kings Daughters invite all members to meet Rev Lawrence Stell at 4 45 P M in the Sunday School Room and attend Sunshine on Sunday afternoon at 5 P M.
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Kings Daughters
Lawrence Stell
Fanny
Rochelle Rowe and John Lomax Rowe Wed in Roanoke Rapids
Miss Dorothy Belle Rochelle daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Rochelle of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina married John Lomax Rowe son of Mr and Mrs W L Rowe of Portsmouth Virginia. The 9 PM ceremony on Friday March 13 at the Friends Church parsonage was performed by Rev Andrew B Starbuck and attended by close friends. They will reside in Portsmouth.
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Dorothy Belle Rochelle
J. B. Rochelle
Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
John Lomax Rowe
W. L. Rowe
Portsmouth
The
Friends Church
Andrew B. Starbuck
Mrs. Rowe
North Carolina Nomination Plea Endorses Dr Ralph McDonald
A speaker declares freedom from entanglements with political groups and endorses Dr Ralph McDonald for Governor of North Carolina. He cites close ties to McDonald in the 1935 Legislature and urges Democrats to unite behind a progressive governor.
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Ralph McDonald
North Carolina
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