The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-13
CONTESTANTS ALL
CLOSELY PUNCHED
Ars. Summer Leading BY Small Mar.
gin Closely Followed By Entire
Fieid-Largest Extra Vote
Offer Closes Saturday.

gin CloSely T oiIoWeo Dy Aii''
Field-Largest Extra Vote
Offer Closes Saturday.
Following is the list of contestants
md their standing:
Mrs. Eugene F. Summer,
Newberry $500. ...... ...... ...15O,O00
Mrs. Matte Lou Blackmon,
Newberry ...... ~. ....L4o,ooo
Miss Mildred Boinest, Rich
ardson ..... .... ...... ......140,000
Mrs. G. E. Sheal, Little
Mountain ..... $500. ...... ......l4O,0oo
Miss Claudia Sheely, Pomaria. 5000
Miss Maine Boozer, New
berry ....., ...... ......l5o,ooo
Miss Nellie McCary, New
berry ...... ...... .... ...... 100000
Miss Zula \stockman, Little
Mountain ...... ...... 80. ..M.....115,000
Miss Dola Summer, Peak ......1l0,000
Miss Kate Porter, Newberry..l2 ,O0o
ieritv - .. ..... ...... LOO, 900
Miss Lena Young, Whitmire.. 100000
Miss Annie Banks, R. F. D.. $4,000
Miss Mildred Reid, Newberry $1,000
| Hiss Maggie Boozer, Silver
street < .... ...... 1900. ...... $4,000
-'-i1S ify ~ 49, w -. -. $4,000
Mrs. pat Mitchell, R. F. D.. $4,000
Hiss Mary Brown, R. F. D.. $4,000
! Mrs J. A. Dominick, Kinards $4,000
Miss Lula Bess Whitney,
4lairs ...... ...... ...... 2o,0eo
The opening week of the popular
ity and subscription contest inaug-
urated on The Herald and News
shows Mrs. Summer leading by
small margin, closely followed by all
the rest of the contestants. IN fact
but very few votes separate those
running first to the ones at the bot,
tom of the list, and next week may
find the ones running last this week
out in front when the votes are
counted again. NIhe race so lar has
proven to be one of the most inter-
esting campaigns ever before staged
| in this section as all of the contest
ants are determined to win and none
| Of them have signifed that they will
be satisfied with any of the minor
nrizes as each has declared that she
will drvie the Handsome Cleveland
Six away on May the 9Th.
Contestants should not confuse
this mammoth campaign with some CT
! the smaller contests which have been
staged in this section as all rules
have been published repeatedly and
! will be adhered to in every respect:
AS advertised the opening week OF
the campaign the contest will &bso-
lutelv close on May 5th regardless
of the amount of subscriptions turned
in, and under no circumstances VIII
this date be postponed.
Largest Extra Vote Offer closes
April 18th.
The bonus offer, the largest extra
vote offer to be allowed, will come to
4 close at the close of business tor
the day on Saturday, April 18th.
Up until this time $4,000 extra votes
will be allowed on each and every
SO in subscriptions turned IN. AS
th;s extra bonus makes each usbscrlp-
ton average three times as many
votes as will be allowed. during the
closing week the contestants can
readily see just how important 1t IS
that they secure every subscription
nossible before the close Of this OF
fer as It will take three subscriptions
later on to count as many votes as
one subscription yields now. Thus
one wear subscription which averages
$4,000 votes now only counts 9'ooo
during the closing week OF the cam
paign. x,r.L
Contestants Highly Pleased With
Cleveland Six.
All ladies who have entered the
campaign have expressed themselves
ss being highly pleased with the
Grand Capital prize, The Cleveland
Six and it is indeed doubtful II any
car that could have been chosen oy
The managers of the campaign could
have oiven such universal satisfaction
80 tho cleveland. The car creates
favorable comment on all Sides
evervone admirire its powerful no
.or and beautiful lines. The other
n1.izos also come in for their fuil
80 of nraise. ard each and every
roreon Interested have declared her.
self rleased with the selection OF