Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10
Primary Election Notice,

EOllOWlHg 10 lIsU VI OLlc6IEt lu0geE
and clerks appointed to hold the demo.
cratic primary election on Saturday.
Sept. 25, 1O15;
Dist. No. 1-Officer, w. @. Cardwell:
judges, Ed Donoho, W. 7. BumpassA
Allen Packard; clerds, Shelton AID
erdice, Fount Gibson.
Dist. No. 2-Ofiicer, T. ], Jetel;Ijudges
W. B. Gibbs, Ed Lyons, ]. "A. Jen-
kins; clerks, J. NJ. Martin, Ed Har-
rison.
Dist. No. 9Officer, Ernest McAdoo;
judges, I. B. lSmalley, Will Smith,
Tom Elder; clerks, Harry Anderson,
Sam Sellars.
Dist No. 4-Officer, j. A. Eskridge;
judges, TT, Stowe, 7. W. McClain,.
]. M. Wilkerson; clerks, ]. "a. Max !
ey, G. ]. Brundige.
Dist. No, 5-Ofieer, Walter LaF
judges, A. G. McWherter, j, w, Il
Hebrew, G. w. Parrish; clerks,
H. Killebrew, W. H. Hodges.
Dist, No. 6-Oficer, A. @. Moore;
judges, Bob Hearn, Walter Owen,
|. John Bragg; clerks, G. W. Newber-
ry, Will Beard.
Dist. No. 7-0ficer, Fgbert Bullock;
judges, ]. W. Insco, G. S. Jeter, X.
G. Maloan; clerks, j. I. McWher-
ter, A. G. Thomson.
Dist. No. 8-Otficer, G. G. Underwood,
judges, John Patterson, John Rob-
erts, Dock TidwelI; clerks, Tansil
Moore, Chas Pointer.
Dist. No. 9-Oficer, G. E. Grooms;
judges, ]. N. Ray, j. L. McAdams,
Sam Jeter; clerks, Ernest swearin-
gen, Harry McAdams.
Dist. No. 10-Oficer, T. H. Brooks;
judges. Will Smith, Sam Young, 4.
F, Higgs; clerks, Oscar Bobbitt,
Will Young.
Dist. No, 11-Officer, H. G. Denning;
clerks, E. A. White, Will Trevathan-
J. A. Doherty; clerks, Chester Nc
Cain, ], G. Smith.
Dist. No, l2-Oficer, G. H. Freeman;
judges, s. L. Costen, Will Somers,
Oscar Brawner; clerks, Sam Berry
hill, WE. Reed.
Dist. No. l3-Oficer, G. T. Cunning
ham; judges, Sam Collier, Fayne
Parker, John Roberts; clerks, John
Stone, Bob Webb.
Dist. No. 14-Officer, j. B. Collier;
judges, j. Y. Bowers, Jodie Collier,
Bill Stephenson; clerks, Lee Crit
tendon, AID Miner.
Dist. No. 15-0Aicer, w. L. Orawley,
judges, A. L. Taylor, Jim Maynard,
Walter Berryhill; clerks, j. O..
Moore, Claud Curlee. y
Dist No. l6-Ohicer, Tom Bates;
judges, Priest Black, Sanford Hub
bel, Dock Baker; clerks, Charlie
Elder, Sam Baker
Dist.,ENo. 18-Oficer. ]. W. Moss;
judges, Bob Vaughan, w. T. Brooks,
w. s. Miles; clerks, H. B. Dodd, E.
L. Freeman.
Dist. No. 19-0ficer, W. T. Cross;
judges, s. j, Estes, c. H. Brooks,
H. r. Seymour; clerks, ]. 0. Estes,
freeman Lackey.
Dist. No. 20-Offiaer,'J II: Brummitt;
judges, Ed Elliott, ]. L. James, Jim
Vowel; clerks, Joe Freeman, Math
Cassidy.
Dist. No, % Officer, G. F. Campbell;
judges, Mallie Capps, F, M. Temple,
J. G. Lipscomb; clsrks, w. S. Ba-
ker, Tom Tillman.
Dist. No. 23-Officer, A. NJ. Eunlap;
judges, w, L. McCaleb, R. j. Whit
worth, I. N. Drewry clerks, w. A.
Mitchell, W. L, Hamilton.
Dist. No, "a, officer, Tom Dinwiddie;
judges, J ]. White, Geo. Peery, w.
D. Dismukss; clerks, Percy White,
John Jolley.
Dist. No, 25-Officer, B. A. Thomp-
son; judges, W. 7. Brann, George
Conn, Bert Thompson; clerks, Bob
Hawks, 'John Mansfield.
In event OF the failure Of any OF the
above officers, judges or clerks tosbe
present and assist in holding the said
election, said judges o. clerks as may
De present at the time and place Of
opening the polls are empowered to fill
such vacancies from any democratic
voters in the district.
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