davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-11-03

142S CHAPLIN stone 2-ROOM, KTTCH-
en- and bath: also 1-room kit, bath and
porch; furn complete; $40 and 500 mo.
COLUMBIA RID. NV CNEAR DUPONT
Circle Modern, elegant / or .: phone,
kitchen, elevator; refined: references es-
sential. reasonable. Call MI 6945.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

DOWNTOWN, l143 18th ST. N.w.-1-
room, kit apartmentettes, semi-private
baths: gas. lights, linens, dishes, every
thing furnished. $40 80.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

2lIo 10Th ST. NV, At COLUMBIA RD;- ;;-
rm., decorated with mirrors; " bedrms.,
kit. hath. $50: refs. Ring ianitor-
Evening star., 1940-11-03

EMPLOYED WIDOW, ATTRACTIVE HOME
in Chevy Chase, Md. near trans. will
share with empl couple. or rooms for gem
Evening star., 1940-11-03

wANTED-GOVT. EMPLOYED LADY TO
share comfortable apt. with another; sep
arate bedrooms; pvt; SIS. 713 18th st.
n W, Apt. 5S
Evening star., 1940-11-03

1875 7th ST. NE.-QUIET MARRIED
couple, no children; large, warm front
rooms, 2nd floor. by bath: always hot water
for baths: attractively furnished; wonderful
beds; sink in kitchen. Hoover sweeper, oil
mop. linens. dishes and silver; close in:
3 minutes by auto to all Govt. deptS.: near
. car lines: stores and Union Market
opposite Gallaudet College: 80 week.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

GROOM APARTMENT IN NEARBY VA
Call Chestnut 2OOO, extension 216
200 WEBSTER NV NICELY FURN
Ink. rms, next bath. refg.: nr. trans
portatior. stores; S32 80; adults. RA.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

2lOg lst ST NV RMS SEMI-PVT.
bath, SS wk.; also rms. pvt bath, $3.50
wk Fripidaire
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adults wanting comfort, quiet, privacy;
; porches, Frigidaire; unique; others; gen.
tiles 1893 Que
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HOME VALUES.

241S 39th st. n.T.-s rms" 2Fz
baths elec.. gas. h.-w.h. (gas
17as asAi Mass sse' ave. @ s.e--s rms. bath. 10
cleo, gas, h.-y.h. (gas heaD s
652l First st. NV rms, bath, =
cleo. gas. h.-w.h.; refg.; garage 2
1915 18th st. n.e.MS sn rms bath ina1
porches: sTi S sarsse ~ - =
1908 Buchanan st. n.w.-s rms.
bath, elec.. gas. oil heat; gear
garage; built-in shower and tubs; .
IL Hamilton st. ne rms. 2
recreation rm.;. garage; new
IL Boyd ave, Takoma Park, Md
6 rms, bath. cleo, gas, oil heat, .
built-in garage - 8
617 Gallatin st. n,w.-6 rms, bath,
533s Belt I'd. n.w-6 rms. baths,
cleo. gas, h.-w.h.; garage 8
612 Jefferson st. n.w.-6 rms, bath, =
cleo. gas, h.-w h, screened pches.
29l3 North Capitol st;-6 rms, 2
baths: paths: sans.. eiec;; gas h.-w'h- tsas
A You st. n.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo,
gas h.-ah. - 5
go You st. n.w.-s rms, bath, cleo,
90 5 st. n:T,-e rms, bath, cleo, u.
61s Hamilton st. n;w.-5 rms. bath,
cleo. gas. h.-wh.
Bungalow. Berwyn, Md rms,
bath, cleo. gas, h.-a.h. s
2705 North Capitol st.-6 rms,
bath cleo, gas, h.-w.h.; refE.; :
1917 9th st. n.e-6 rms, bath,
elec;; gas. gas heat, sleeping
1928 K st. s.e.-5 rms, bath, cleo,
gas, h.-w.h. 3
1107 D st. n.e.-4 rms, water. toilet
in yard 9
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
S1S Eye st. ne, No. Is rms,
bath, cleo, gas, h.-w.h. 8
516 c st. me- rms. (elec., gas.
Iurnished he'd apartment furnished; ,
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtor.
sos North Capitol st. Ma 67s
Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1940-11-03

D9rOE W Apt otIG 403@e isr large rooms kitchen,
bath; comfortable gentiles. MI. 1854.
1853 R I. AVE. NV, Mr.. SCOTT CIRCLE
Il and > rm. aptS. pvt. bath; suitable >,
3 or 4 men. housekeeping rms
Evening star., 1940-11-03

Corner apt. consisting Of 2 rooms.
Near 3 transportation lines, stores. theater
and bank Come and see a unique piece Of
built-in furniture which Is in this apt.
2410 goth st. NV. Resident manager.
COLORED-501 L ST. NV nicely fur
nished rooms, Ink. Frigidaire; sink; phone.
$3.50
Evening star., 1940-11-03

Modern detached brick; exclusive Brook
land ne. section; newly furn. and deco
rated; 8 rms. 2 tile baths, recreation rm..
gar; auto. heat; lge. yard; piano and ra-
dio: SS5. Call Michigan O577.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
(Continued.)

Mr.. WALTER REED. OFF 18th ST. NV.
s rms. 8 baths; oil heat; b.-i. gar: mod.
BUNGALOW. NEAR FIT MYER. VA. $50
NEAR GA. AVE. AND LAMONT ST NV.
rms, bath, modern, brick; h.-w.h.
1924 ONTARIO PLACE NV.
rms, bath, oil heat, porches.
1907 SHERRER PL. NV. OFF CONDUIT
RID. Bunealow, 5 rms, bath.
nRoDIF & COLBERT. INC. MA. ss75.
1902 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-S55;
Semi-detached brick, rooms. bath, oil
heat, built-in garage; excellent condition.
1918 KSet, BErTzElLs DI. 3loo.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

EASY WALK DOWNTOWN.
1918 21st tST. NV
Between R st. and Mass. Ave)
One Block From Conn. Ave. Shoppes
and TRANSPORTATION
TWO ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH WITH
SHOWER. $40. 80.
Brand-new furniture. Very comfortably
furnished to accommodate two adults.
Twin beds and large bed-davenport in
living room Gas. electricity and refriger-
alton included in rent. Ample private
parking space. Immediate occupancy.
1919 Olst ST N w
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COMFORTABLE, WARM HOUSEKEEP-
ing room. sink. stove. Frigidaire; closet
space: $50. 1875 Que st. NV, Dupont
Evening star., 1940-11-03

TWO ROOMS KIT, SCR. PORCH: HEAT
elec. gas furn' near bus. adults only
WO. 1858. 3116 Livington st. NV.
in detached house, for Housekeeping. 3
rooms semi-bath. elec. refg.. including
all utilities; conveniently located, Il block
to huS Ii 5166-J
Evening star., 1940-11-03

MODERN. CLEAN, WELL-FURNISHED
1-room bachelor apt: will sell furniture or
suitcase. Apply Gilliot Courts, 1435
Sheridan st. NV. Apt 3O5. RA. 5945.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Wilson School
Changes Places
Of Graduation

So much interest is being shown
in Wilson schools commencement.
and such large crowds are expected
that the United Artists theatre
where the program was originally
scheduled will not be large enough
to accommodate all who wish to at
tend
Consequently change in both
place and date has been made:
Wilson schools graduation exercises
will take place Wednesday night
Of next week, instead of Friday,
at 8 O'Clock on the school lawns.
Here provision will be made to ac-
comodate the crowds 50 that ev-
eryonc may see and hear the pro-
gram The date had to be changed
from Friday to Wednesday to avoid
conflict with the high school grad
uittiOn Friday night.
Wilson has one Of the largest
graduating classes in its history
and Just the graduates and their
relatives alone, to say nothing OF
friends. the other Wilson students
the faculty and the general public
will make the attendance unusually
large.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
En+er+ains For
Graduates

Mrs. Charles B. Provence of
BraWley entertained Wednesday
night at her home with dinner
party honoring her cousin. Barbara
Robertson of Ell Centre who will be
graduated from Central high school
next week.
The guests were also members of
the graduating class, and Mrs.
Provence used the commencement
theme in her smart table appoint
ment flowers and candles being in
white. and places being marked by
realistic diplomas, which when
opened were found to contain
pretty lace edged handkerchiefs.
Games and fortune telling were
the diversions for the evening,
prizes going to Roberta Bartholo-
NEW. Ernestine Burton and Helen
Bishop. Rosie Fiore.
The graduates honored. in adj
dition to Barbara Robertson, Ro-
berta Bartholomew, ErneStine Bur-
ton. Helen Bishop, were Catherine
Coray. Rosie Fiore.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Mrs.. Anderson in
Program Tuesday
For Circle

Bells have served as the study
theme this year for Amigos Circle
of the First Baptist church and
Tuesday Mrs. H. X. Anderson gave
delightful talk on that topic,
showing the women her collection
of bells from all parts of the world
The group met at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Heating, 704 North
Eighth street, with Mrs Heating
and Mrs. Frank Brewer as hOSteSseS.
Mrs. William Measures installed
the new officers. those present be-
ing: MesdameS H. f. Doty, w. A.
Measures, A. j. Hudspeth, l.. M
Smith, M f. Stroh, L. NJ. Smith.
M. E. Stroh, f. w S. Kong, Jack
Summer, K. r. Hines f. H. Par
ker, Lee Wood, w. F.. Beecher, Har-
old COffey, Lawrence Harris, and
the two hoSteSses. members; Mrs
w. A. Hubbpll and Mrs. H r.
Anderson, guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23

Stan Akin. choir director, ana
Helen Moore, Central student who
represented California in the SEN
ate at the recent meeting OF the
student congress at Terrc Haute,
Indiana, were guests of honor at
the Presbyterian churchS fellow
ship dinner Wednesday night IN
the church.
Some 60 were present for the fine
chicken dinner served by Mrs. j.
@. Naples and for the splendid pro-
gram, this being the last OF such
church affairs until next fall.
Helen Moore gave an excellent
account of her trip, the events OF
the congress and also told the group
what the church means to young
people.
A song service followed with Miss
Virginia ScarlSbrick as pianist after
which DR.. George W. Thomas, pas
tor, presented Il INSTALLATION of the
organization and work of the church
as a background ior the church
projects, several OF which Will be
carried ON during the summer.
One of these projects is rehabili-
tation of the church building and
manSe after the earthquake. George
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mrs Gertrude Teeple left this last
weekend for Fallbrook where she
will spend the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Husher Mrs. Husher
is the former Gladys Teeple.
Friends in the valley have re-
ceived word from Mrs. u. w. Saw
yer, former FL Centran, who IS
enjoying a visit in Bradenton. Flor
ida with her son, Cecil Sawyer, and
his family. Mrs. Sawyer had hoped
to attend the last meeting of the
Presbyterian guild, but plans for
the trip were changed, the group
going east by way of Boulder Dam
instead of through the valley. MIS-.
Sawyer was anxious to learn of the
damage suffered by the valley in
the earthquake and expressed ner
hopes at spending at least 4 sert
of next winter in FL Centre.
Mrs. Ben HulSe had an exciting
birthday party this year for her
husband gave a dinner for her as
a surprise the night of the earth
quake her anniversary being the
next day. Sunday. Just as the
guests were in the middle Of the
card game. the earthquake began
and the bridge game ended. the
guests moving to the lawn for the
remainder of the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Receives Flowers
From New York

Mrs. Roy f. Breedlove each year
received by airmail huge box of
lilies of the valley sent to her from
New York City by friend, Mrs,
Virgil McNitt Friends of Mrs.
BrccdlOve's always are equally de
lighted for Mrs. Breedlove shares
her pleasure with them distributing
the flowers among her friends.
This year the box arrived We'd
ne&,lay and as Mrs. Breedlove was
out of the city for a number of
days. Mr.. Breedlove took the flow
ers to MIS- Ben Hulse. asking her
to share the blossoms with Mrs.
BrecdlOve'S close friends. Mrs. Hulse
distributed the flowers so this year,
as in the past, the lilies of the
valley. So unusual to Imperial VAL
ley residents. are decorating the
houses Of many of the Breedlove's
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Rridse Club at
McNamara Home

Mrs. Robert j. Mcnamara, SOS
Sandalwood Drive, entertained her
Drldge club Wednesday at her home
Where contract, coupled with earth
quake stories, occupied the men,
Ders, bridge being sadly interrupted
these days by tales of the quake.
Mrs. l.. R.. jefferson won high
sore; Mrs. w. A. Tondro the second,
and Mrs John B. McNeece, the
lhlrd. Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mrs.
AZ f. Clements were the other men,
DerS present, Mrs. j. W. Hendry Of
S3raWley being unable to attend.
Quests were Mrs. E. L. Carson and
MIS- Howard Soper.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Acacia Home Department
Has Annual He art Party

Acacia home department enjoyed
its annual heart party wednesday,
members and guests gathering that
afternoon on the school lawn where
refreshingly cool ice cream. tempt
ing cakes and iced tea were served
the guests by Mrs c. w. Dyer and
Mrs. J. M. Grafton. hosteSses for
the day.
Gifts were then presented, each
member receiving "a present from
her heart" and learning for the
first time the identity of this secret
friend. Mrs. Caradine had d pleas
ant surprise in gift from her
baby from the group. Hearts Tor
the coming year were drawn
Mrs. Glenn Osborne was awarded
the door prize and the members
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Busy Be es Spend
Day in QuiItino

BAY Bee quilting club members
gathered at the home of Mrs. Lola
Taylor Wednesday for a day de-
voted to quilting with Il pot lucl;
luncheon at noon.
Mrs. Lola JShumard was surprised
with a stork shower, receiving many
lovely gifts. Those present were :
MesdameS Ada Offil, Lora Morris,
R. w, Haworth. Elton B. Christian,
Maude Reedy, Della Dunlap. Sarah
Hamler, Eta Robertson. f. H. Will
lingham, W. R. RAIDER, Ruth An
derson, Jennie Jones, Lizzie Taylor.
Vera Harris, Alice Farmer, Myrtle
Anderson, Edith Thornton, Nellie
Low, Olive Cannon, Lola Shumard,
Edna Taylor, Eva Shumard. Ray
Isaac, Mrs. Lee Taylor, 683 Holt, will
be hostess at the June S meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Church Choir Ends
Year at Par+y

Methodist choir members con-
Quoted their last practice Tor this
season Wednesday night in the
church, and then, as pleasant eli
max to a year of accomplishment,
enjoyed party at the r. c. Glenn
ons home. 652 SandalWood Drive
Here ice cream and cake were
served to the group Ray jerks be
ing surprised with a birthday cake,
and Miss Florence Burrows, whose
marriage is an event of the near
future, and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Brock, whose marriage is a recent
event, being also surprised with
attractive gifts from the group
Still another surprise was featured,
this time one for the director. MIS-.
Eugene Waterman, who was pre-
sented with gift in appreciation
Of her work for the choir.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Pre- sbvterian Church Concludes
Series Of Fellowship Dinners

c. Adams for the board, presenting
the estimate OF damages and the
figures. pointing out that needed
repairs will probably come in the
neighborhOod of $500. the damage
not being as great as was FIRST
estimated.
Plans iol Il new council 10 De
composed of members Of the stS-
siOns board and the Officers Of the
various Organizatlonl were All
nounced this group having IL ir,t
meeting next Wednesday,
ImprOmptu remarks were made
by judge Vaughn NJ Thompson and
Elmer w. Head, elders oi the
church. and by church mcmDrrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Clubs
Society

present were: MesdameS Z. T. Ack-
er, l.. NJ. Backus Dean Casey, A.
P. Baker, Harvey Corfman, Harry
Davie, q. b. England, j. NJ. Graf
ton, Karl Hartzog, Donald HaWes,
A. H. Kemp, w S. LeFevre, Guy
LitJell, Bill Lyons, Leslie McCon-
nell, A. F.. Lehman, NJ. c. Norris
Ct. l.. Osborn, Ray Roberts, Roy
Shepard, George Whicher, N. l..
Wray, Ella j. RhoadeS, R. Y. Wat
son. il. Mrs. Ed CrOWder of Draw
ley, Mrs Pope Long, Mrs. Fred
Procsal of Calexico, Miss Florence
Glenn. Miss Laura Gilstrap.
Guests were: MeSdameS O. l..
Hill, Grace Walton, Ray Schultz,
Jack Caradine. C. w. Starkey, Or
vile Walker. Clyde Lindsey.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
MeIoIand School
Condemned

Meloland school has had to change
plans for its graduation program
since the building was condemned as
unsafe Wednesday, necessitating
the closing of school for this spring.
The program will take place on
the lawn of the Alex Meyer home,
two miles south of Meloland store,
Monday night at clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Signal Chapter
Nee cts Fridav

Signal chapter No. 276, Order of
the Eastern Star, will meet this
week, Friday. but not in the Mas
onic temple as that is temporarily
out of use awaiting repairs to
earthquake damage The chapter
will meet at O'Clock in the dlrec-
tors room, chamber of commerce.
for short business meeting. said
Mrs. c. r. kirkpatrick, worthy ma
iron.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
SOCIAL CALENDAR
'EIII1RS NAV


Rotary club. 7:3O, J. ". Donohuc
ranch
Townsend club No. 2. 1870, court
house
Scout Troop II. 100. Scout hut
1870 club, :, California hotel
Building trades council, 7:"0. La
Dor temple
Electricians union, 80. Labor
temple
B.P.O.E. No. 1925. 3. Elks hall
Cub Pack No. l7G, :. Scout hut
FRIDAY
KiwaniS club. Barbara Worth
Jasper, 1870, Y. X Rood home
Signal chapter No. 21G, O.E.S.,
8, chamber of commerce
Townsend club No. /. 100, court
house
Painters union, .;3O, Labor tenn
pie
Rural schools commencement. 3,
high school
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Two Boys Hosts at
Swimming Party

Richard Hafner. ir.. and Bob Gall
klSon were hosts at a swimming
party Wednesday evening the
guests spending the first part OF
the evening III swimming and tn,
latter part in dancing in the patio
the Two hosts serving refreshments
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Tommie King Has Birthday Party

Tommy King son Of Mr.. and
Mrs M O. King, Jr, had a swim
ming party Saturday celebrating his
sixth birthday anniversary.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23
Imperial Church
Reported Safe

IMPERIAL, May 24:-Imperlal'S
Community church has been IN
spected and is safe for church ser
vices, 1t was announced Thursday
by church officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23

Twenty-three youngsters we're
present for this gay affair, en-
joying the swimming and the pic
mic luncheon served by Mrs. King.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-23

RALPH JACOBS HAVE SON
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph jacobs are
the parents of a baby boy, weigh
ing six pounds. ga ounces BORN
"Wednesday at the FL Centre hos
initial
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
FORSYTH

Forsyth "a of 33 precincts:
Roosevelt 17,O48; Willkie 5,211. 10
of 80 precincts for governor:
Broughton 10, Mcneil 2,740.
for Lieut. Governor: Harris 1O,-
859; Leavitt 1858. Secretary of
State: Eure 1894; Ferree 1857.
Auditor: Pou 10,790; Van Hoy g.
561. Treasurer: johnson $3.50;
Gragg 2,526. Attorney General:
Mcmillan 9,726; Downing 2,547.
Supt. Public Inst: Erwin 9,757;
Page 2,535.
Forsyth 20 of 80 precincts:
Roosevelt 10, 1888; Willkie 1894. "a
of 80 precincts: for Governor:
Broughton 14,712; McNeill 1885.
Lieut. Governor: Harris ID, 452;
Leavitt $3.50. Secy.I of State: Eure
IA, 408; Ferree 3,720.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
WASHINGTON

Washington, 5 of 5, Broughton
1919; Mcneil 314. Lieut.. gov,
Harris 1897; Leavitt 311. Secre-
tary of state, Eure ITO; Ferree
311. Auditor, Pou 1902; an Hoy
81. Treasurer, Johnson l,7O1
308. Attorney general, Nc
of public instruction., Erwin 1894;
Pace 311. Commissioner of agri-
culture, Scott 1902; Allen 316. ms.
commissioner, Boney 1899; Phelps
313. Commissioner of labor, Shu-
ford 1895; Russell 312. !
Washington completes of 5 -
Roosevelt 1924; Willkie 1852. Chowan
-(complete)E6 of 6-Roosevelt 1547;
Willkie 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
HYDE

Hyde 7 of Z complete-treasurer
Johnson 1119; Gragg 217. Atty.
gen., Mcmillan 1927; Downing 217.
Supt. of public instruction, Erwin
1924; Pace .216. Commissioner of
agriculture, Scott 1880; Allen 213.
Ins. commissioner, Boney 1119:
Phelps 220. Commissioner of la
Dor, Shuford 1923; Russell PIG. 1
Hyde, 6 of 7: Broughton 1000;
McNeill 221. Lieut.. Gov.-Harris
977; Leavitt FOG. Secretary of state
-Eure 9S7; Ferree 206. Auditor
Pou, 1913; Van Hoy 2OS. Treasurer
johnson 971; Gragg 202. Attorney
general-McMullan 979; Downing
2O2. Supt. of public instruction
Erwin 976; Pace 201. Commissioner
Of agriculture-Scott 9S3 Allen POI.
Insurance commissioner - Boney
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
NORTHAMPTON

RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-R-North-
ampton county, one off the first
counties to report it's complete re-
turns for president in North Caro-
lima, set a new record for high vote.
It's 1926 for Roosevelt and 1O5 for
Willkie compared with 1885 for
Roosevelt in 1896 and 100 for ALT M.
Landon.
Camden's 961 for Roosevelt and
1874 for Willkie fell 80 votes shy of
the 1,00S for Roosevelt and III for
Landon in 1886.
Northampton, II of 10, Broughton
1882; Mcneil 80; Harris 1925;
Leavitt 3S; Eure, 3,441: Ferree SO;
Pou 3,42S, Van Hoy 80; Johnson g.
Alt; Gragg 80; Mcmillan 3,414. Down.
ing 40; Erwin 1920, Pace IS; Scott
1926, Allen 3S; Boney 3,421, Phelps
81; Shuford 3,413, Russell 80; con-
gress, Kerr 3,432.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
SCOTLAND

Scotland II of II (complete) Roose-
welt 3o10: Willkie 249 II of II
Broushton IS Mcneil 6.
Scotland-11 of 11-Roosevelt g.
281: Willkie $50. Broughton 1906;
Mcneil 1876. Rowan-31 of 80
Roosevelt 12,O72; Willkie 1887.
Castor % of 34-Roosevelt TO-, $50;
Willkie 2495. Broughton 10,380;
Mcneil 1906. Catawba-20 of 29-
Roosevelt 1906; Willkie 1928.
Broughton 6738; Mcneil 1856.
Lieut.. gov, Harris 1882; Leavitt
1927; sec. of state, Eure 1851;
Ferree 1923. Auditor, Pou 1884;
an Hoy 1887. Treasurer, Johnson
1924; Gragg 1928. Atty. gen., Nc
Mullan 7216; Downing 1887. Supt.
of public instruction, Erwin 1888;
Pace 1924. Commissioner of agri-
culture, Scott 1924; Allen 1927. ms.
commissioner, Boney 1912; Phelps
3845. Commissioner of labor, Shu-
ford 7240; Russell 1881. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
ALAMANCE

,.oance s of 20: Roosevelt
wirkie 797. 6 of 20: Brough-
SS4V' ostQ, Mcneil 632. Harris $3.50;
ton 61S. Eure 2572; Ferree GIL.
Le'' Sses, Van Hoy $40. Johnson
FOu cragg 612. Mcmillan 2548;
2'o', f92. Erwin 1856; Pace GIT.
DV" 2eS4 Allen 609. Boney 1868;
PHeIpr mance 70 of 20-Roosevelt
vilI5ie 1876: Broughton 1868,
'oV,, 1885, Congress 6th-Dur-
,,n 1854, Grissom 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
DARE

Dare of 15-Roosevelt s99; Will
kie 264. Treasurer-Johnson 1470;
Gragg "a. Attorney general-Mc-
Mullan 1881; Downing "a. Supt. of
Public Ins.-Erwin 1864; Pace "a
Commr. of Agri.-Scett 1863; Alien
"a. ms. Commr. Boney 1866;
Phelps "a. Commr. of Labor-Shu-
ford 1865; Russell "a. Congress -
Rutherford "a of 33-11th dist. -
Weaver $685.; Jarrett 1887. Chowan
congress first Gegular) Bonner 1886;
Wilkinson "a. Congress-Nash-16
of 16-Cooley 1859; Parker 1856. Con-
gress - Craven 81 Of 21-Third, Bar
den 5O69; Gaskill 289. Congress -
Vance 10 of 13-Fourth, Cooley 1926;
Parker $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-06
HEREFORD

Hartford IS of G. Roosevelt g.
246; Willkie 70 !; Babson 2; Brough-
ton 2,111, Mcneil 48; Harris o.
O69; Leavitt 48; Eure 2,235 Ferree
AZ.
Hertford- of 6-Pou 1889, Van
Hoy 20; Johnson 1,343; Gragg 20;
MCMILLAN 1,341; Downing 30; Err
win 1,345, Pace 80; Scott 1912 Al
len %; Boney 1,347 Phelps %; Shu-
ford 1913; Russell %.
Hertford-5 of 6-congress, Bon
ner zoos; Wilkinson 46.
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WAYNE


Wayne-15 of 20. Roosevelt
6407: Willkie 1883. Wallace 6407;
McNary 1883. Wayne-10 of 20
Broughton 3116; Mcneil 33?,
Wayne-9 of 20-Harris 2752; Leav.
lit 555. Secretary of state, Eure
2762; Ferree $50. Auditor, Pou
2757; an Hoy 563. Treasurer.
johnson 2746; Gragg $50. Attorney
general, Mcmillan 2736; Downing
$50. Supt. of public instruction,
Erwin 2751; Pace 548. Commits
sioner of agriculture, Scott 2757;
Allen $50. ms. commissioner, Bo.
ney 2764; Phelps 544. Commission
err of labor, Shuford 2741; Russell
554. 1
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PERSON

Person is of 10: Roosevelt 3,1O7;
Willkie 439. Governor 15 of 18):
Broughton $3.50; McNeill 252.
Lieut.. Governor: Harris 1880;
Leavitt 226. Secretary of State:
Eure 2,419; Ferree 237. Auditor:
Pou 1887; Van Hoy 254. Treasurer:
johnson 2,375; Cragg 235. Attorney
General: Mcmillan 1852; Down
ing 239. Supt. Schools: Erwin g.
1856; Page 238. Commissioner Agri-
culture: Scott 2,405; Allen 249.
ms. Commissioner: Boney 1888;
Phelps 237. Commissioner of
Labor: Shuford 1884; Russell 239.
Congress Sixth District: Folger g.
361; Reynolds 256.
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WAKE

Wake 46 of 46, complete-Roose-
welt 1908; Willkie 2,672 43 of 49,
Broughton 1859; Mcneil 1859.
Montgomery-13 of 10 complete
Harris 2,731; Leavitt 1895; Eure
2,016; Ferre 1,7O4; Pou 5000 an
Hoy 1,7o4; johnson 1904; Gragg
1,752; Mcmillan 1904; Downing
1,751; Erwin 1899; Pace LAO;
Scott 3,005; Allen 1,756; Boney 3d.
05O Phelps 1,749; Shuford 1898;
Russell 1,701. 3
Wake 26 of 46 Roosevelt 1898;
Willkie lab; Fl Of 46 Broughton
S,012; Mcneil 675.
Wake "a of 46-Roosevelt 1885;
Willkie 1895. 80 of as, Broughton
II, 734; Mcneil 92S. Wake, n of
46 congress Fourth, Cooley 244;
Parker II.