The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-27

Page, 1860; K. D. Pigford, 1,345
John T. Wells, 1916; ]. A. Farrior
1904.
Unopposed: Roy Rowe, stat
senate; c. E. McCullen, recorder
Hugh Walker, register of deeds.
BRUNSWICK
16 Out of 16 Precincts
Governor: j. M. Broughton, 622
Tom Cooper, All; Paul Grady, II
Lee Gravely, 10; Wilkins P. Hor
ton, 173; A. ]. Maxwell, Isl; Ar
thur Simmons, 8.
robson
Robson county, 80 of "a precincts
Governor: Democratic Horton
2317, Maxwell PITT, Broughton 1858
Gravely 1914, Grady $40, Coope,
2397, Simmons 70. Republican-Mc.
Neill 46, Hoffman 8, Pritchard 6.
Lieut.. Governor: Democratic 2315
Martin 2079, Smith 1896, Tompkins
800; Republican, Leavitt "a, Wit
ten 81.
sec'y of State: Eure 5?92, Muir
ply 1895.
Auditor: Pou 57os, Miller 2s76.
Commissioner of Agriculture
Scott 1861, Spruill 4046.
Insurance Commissioner: Boney
5149, Oliver 3413.
House Of Representative: FREQ
Brown 2171, Roger Pitman 1898, DR.
c. T. Johnson $685., Kenneth Dun
can 1854, Mrs. G.. T. Deans 2o34.
DR.. c. T. Johnson of Red Springs
and Roger r. Pitman of Barnes
vile captured Robson county's two
seats in the state house of repre-.
sentatives and lash r. Kinlaw wor
the office of county register Of deeds
returns from all but one Of the
county's "a precincts indicated foul
other candidates for county Offices
faced second primaries to clear theil
way to the democratic nomination
Wesley C. Watts and J. e. Car
penter, both of Lumberton, were
top men in the race for clerk O.
Robson superior court, and M. M
Rozier of Lumberton and Won Wal
tiers Of GAINESVILLE headed for a run
off for county commissioner from
the Lumberton district.
Tn tho cfoto raooc pohaco~ x,o+orr
showed their preference for Max
well for governor, Smith for lieut.
enant governor, Eure for secre
tary of state, Pou for auditor, Scott
for commissioner of agriculture
and Boney for insurance commits
sioner.
Johnson, with $685., and Pitman
with 1898, held heavy leads ovel
three other candidates for the house
Fred Brown PHI, Kenneth Duncan
1854, and Mrs. Marjalene Tolal
Deans 2034.
The register of deeds office, Kinlav
maintained an early lead to defeat
the incumbent, Mrs. Eva w. Floyd
who with her deceased husband hac
held the office in the Floyd family
for around 80 years.
The vote: Kinlaw 1869, Mrs. Floye
1906.
In the Lumberton district county
commissioners race, Rozier ant
Walters dealt a heavy blow to the
veteran incumbent W. O. Thompson
Ten precincts complete gave Roz
Ter 1910, Waters 1884 and Thompson
1913 and indicated a run-off between
the high men.
The vote in the race for clerk O.
court vas: Watts 1897, Carpenter
1924, c. B. Skipper, Jr., 1902; Frank
Mcneil $500.
Returns in district court races
were: For Lumberton recorder az
precincts completely Robert E. Floyc
1860, Boyd Powers 1884, w. B. Ivey
1907.
For Red Springs recorder J. N
Buie 541, w. N. Gibson 500.
For st. Pauls' recorder G. Of ~
T. J. Smith 1857, A. B. Johnson 500.
For Fairmont recorder 6 com
plete) M. S. Huston lis, c. E. Web
ster 9S3, L. P. Graham SIT.
For Maxton recorder a completely
J. W. Carter 861, J. B. McCalluml
Jr., 555.
For Lumberton solicitor az com
plete) Caswell P. Britt 1898, Beslie
Huntley 1878, Robert Weinstein
1878.
For Red Springs solicitor a Of 81
q. V. Mcmillan 740, c. Durham Rat
ley 406.
.;D3iaco.dHf .PL5 shrdl shrd sh
For St. Pauls' solicitor 6 Of ~ c.
Scott HOWE 339, John B. Regain 531,
For Fairmont solicitor G. com
plete) M. L. Page TIP, David Britt
1869.
CUMBERLAND
% of % Precincts in Cumberland
County:
Governor: Broughton 1899, Hor.
ton 1871, Graverley 927, Maxwell 905,
Cooper 1858, Grady 200, Simmons AZ.