Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-05-03
tors to be chosen.

tors to be chosen.
Second: g Senators) w. B. Rod
man, Jr. (x), Beaufort; D. Bradford
Fearing, Dare. Other counties: Hyde,
! Martin Panlico, Tyrrell and Wash
:ngton.
Third: Zone SENATOR: G. w. Sprui,l,
J. H. Spruill, Goth of BERTHE North
ampton in distrivt, but does not vote
under agreement.
| Fouth e Senators): w. G.. Clark
(x), Edgecombe; t. W.. M. Long (x).
Julian Al!sbrook1 both of Halifax.
Each county dominates its own SEN
ator, therefore Clark is without OPP
position for one place
Fifth: Zone SENATOR: A. B. Corey,
j. G. I.anier, both of Pitt, only county
in district. IN
/ Sixth: e Senator's: w. L. Lump
kin, E. H. Malone, Franklin; j. G
Eagles (x), Wilson, Each county elect,
own senator, therefore Eagles is I'M
opposed. Nash in district, but gets no
vote this time by agreement.
Seventh: e .Senators) Charles T..
Skarren, Jr., Carteret; John D. Lar.
kins, Jr., (x), Jones; Fred Sutton,
Lenior. Other counties are Craven.
Gerene and Onslow,, All vote, so free
for all for both places is in order.
Eighth: e Senator's; J. B. Benton
! E. J. Wellons, Walter Batten (R),
s of Johnston; Mrs. Frank Andrews,
Edgar H. Balm (x), E. G. Outlaw (Pl.
!, Each county gets it's own senator in
\ primary, so races are separate. tLo-
ugh in November voting will be in
both counties between Democratic
sprimary choices and Republican nom
: inees who are unopposed.
Ninth q Senators): Harriss New
man, Emmett Bellamy, of New Han
over; George r. Ward, Aubrey t.
Cavenaugh, r. c. Sanderson, Leon I.
Flowers (R) of Dupl.n, These two
counties make separate Democratic
nominations in primary. Sampson
Fender also in district and vote in
Novembe~ general election.
4 Tenth: q Senators): S. Bum Frin,<
w. D. Wells of Brunswick; George
r.. Collier, J. B. Williamson, K Clyde
! Council, l. B. Tucker, (F,) of Column
! lila. These two counties hold separate
! primaries, two nominees running in
| November sgainst Repu ican non.i-
i,aes. Cumberland and Baden also in
.':strict
! Eleventh q senatory: Robert A.
+; 71cIrtyre. =, =. Pugh of Robson, only
/ county II district.
/ Twelfth: e SENATOR'S: F. A. Lee,
| T:e9 Tfcz.srs David. Henry Senter,
N'9r|a Fl. Pcna tRas Harnett. M. g.
| Boyotte Moore, Separate prima ries,
therefore Boyette unopposej. 9th er
counties lin district are Hoke and
; Randolph.
} Thirteenth G Senator's: e. Y BAT
! lentine (xN, George H. Gresson (R).
! Wake; Wade Barbee, w. Clyde
F., Thomas of Chatham.sThese vote sep
4, arately in primary, therefore Ballen-
| tine unopposed orNnomination Lee
also in district and. votes in Nove.n-
| Der.
Fourteenth Il Senator) Frank Fl.
| Gibbs, DR.. w. w. Taylor, Warren.
Vance in district but gets no senator
This lime.
Fifteenth: Il Senator): John S.
| Watins, Granville Person in district
but has no senatorial vote in primary.
| Sixteenth: e Senators): J. w. Bar
bee, G. w. Mumford, c. G. Scott, JIM
ME Umstead, Durham; Joseph H.
Warren, Caswell; j. W.. Umstead, Jr.,
w H Parker CRY, G. G. Rosemond
| (R), W. HI. Jordan (R), Orange Gus
tom is for Durham to get one senator
| every time, second to come from an
/ other county,, but all vote in primary,
including Alamance which is also in
| district.
Seventeenth: q senators): T. ].
| Gold (x), Roger A. jennings, Joseph
| Douglas Lee (R), Guilford; J. EIamp-
| on Price, W. T. Combs (R), Rock
| ingham. Custom is for each county
| @ get one senator.
Eighteenth G Senator's @. G. Bur
on, N. P. Coppage, L. Carl Williams
R) Montgomery; w. E. Harrison w.
R. Jones, Jr., j. G. Jewell, Scotland
Separate primaries. Others in district
without, primary vote are Davidson
| and Richmond
Nineteenth G Senators): H. p. Tav-
| lor (x), Arson; w. Erskine Smith,
] Stanly. No opposition. Union also in