Pride drives statewide campaign of Murphy and Manteo
From Murphy to Manteo, Tardeeia vibrates with vigorous campaign. Both candidates for governor claim large majorities. Three-cornered fight for secretary of state, uncertain on first primary. Race for attorney general may require a second primary, Manning favored. High interest across all contests.
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Confederate Veterans Entertained At Halifax
Halifax N C June 2 One of United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a gathering for 45 veterans of the Confederate cause with address by Mr Ashby W of Scotland Neck and tribute to Jefferson Davis The event featured a barbecue at Epps grove and members of the Halifax Chapter expressed thanks for the celebration The piece also notes local city items including a baseball game and a Sunday school program with deaths and civic notices and a state primary ballot list of candidates for governor and other offices
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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Seathud Neck
Kitchin Confident Of His Re election
Washington May 31 On the eve of the primary in North Carolina Minority Leader Claude Kitchin made a statement about his chances for renomination He believed the results would show he would be renominated by a comfortable margin Friends of Kitchin in the second district have been encouraged by the lack of active opposition and his supporters expect him to be returned to Congress without a strong fight
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North Carolin
Ority
Claude Kitchin
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Engman Mitchell
Congress
Scotland Neck crowd enjoys Kentucky Belle act at Weldon
Large turnout at Weldon featured Kentucky Belle and local high school players who performed creditably. Proceeds from the event were reported to raise a notable sum. Also today the Annual Spring Hill picnic celebrates the school closing with food baskets and music by a local band. Scotland Neck residents attend, hoping for a fine day.
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Bicketts Address Made Solid With Local People
Palmyra News Notes from vimyra June 2 report Aunt Bur nette and brother Emmet Burnett in town visitors Helen Hilliard Mrs J E B Woolard Donald Harrison and others attended events. Emmet Burnett motored to Oak City while Wade Mizell visited Oak ness. Local sentiment supports Wilson and Kitchin in coming district vote. readers urge backing the leaders and unity for the nation.
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Tommie Burnette
Emmet Burnett
Palmyrs
Helen Hilliard
J. EB. Woolard
Donald Harrison
Scotland
T. W. Bickett
W. H. Newell
Charles L. Staton
Charlie Lawrence
W. F. Staton
L. J. Baker
Norfolk
E. P. Hymans
Weaver
H. I. Clark
Oak City
Wade L. Mizell
Oakness
Johnson
Cha
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Mary
Clingman
Claude
Woodrow Wilson
Will Ly
Hay
Washington
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Lisagree
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Kitchin
Personal notes and visits from Elm City to Scotland Neck
A stream of local visitors includes Mr Aubrey Leggette of Elm City in the city and Dr J P Wimberly of Butleboro stopping by. Other arrivals include Mr W A Johnston of Enfield and Miss Lucille Leggette returning home for summer from Greensboro. T W Bickett spoke on weights and measures to school audiences, delivering a humane, hopeful message before attending ceremonies with diplomas for seventh grade and a Boy Scout ice cream fundraiser at the school.
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Weldon
F. Pittman
Rocky Mount
Lucille Leggette
Greensboro
T. W. Bickett
America
Whitakers
Scotland
Stuart Smith
Boy Scouts
Edward Tillery Improves After Prolonged Illness
Edward Tillery has recovered markedly after several months of illness and friends plan to see him on the streets and note his improvement here and elsewhere.
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Edward Tillery
Tilly
Pastor Staples to Preach Here Sunday and Friday
Richmond pastor M L St will preach at Scotland Neck Madrys Opera House on Good Friday June 9 at 8 oclock and again Sunday June 11 at 2 and 7 pm He is invited to hear him in the being building at Madry's opera house
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M. L. St
Scotland
Madry
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