Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Polling Places Listed
orLeafR eferendum
Vote To Be Held
Friday, July IL;
To Open At z A. M.

waiter T.. ftlGnt oc"rot5ry CT tho
Vance County AAA office, has an
nolnced polling places in the Is vol
ing precincts at which ballots will
be cast in the referendum newt Fri
day. July IL, on continuation OF
tobacco quotas.
The list follows:
Dabney, Norwood's Store: Hem
| derson No. /, Court House: Hendor-
son No. 2, Court House: Kittrell No
| l, Frazier's Store: Kittrcll No. 2
Perkinson's Service Static: Kittrcl
No. 3. Pencils Store at Kittrell.
Middlebur5 No. |, Floyd's Store: Mid
dleburg Nc. 2. Norwood's Store Mid
dieburg No, 3. Watkins Store: S2ndv
Creek No. |, Dunn's Store at Az
cock School; S:,'dy Creek No. ..
10. w. Weldon'S Mill: Townsville.
kimbalps Store; Watkins. Pine Ridge
Service Station; WILLIAMSBURG Nc. /.
S. E. Wilson'S Store: and Williams
boro No. 2. c. o. Tillotson's Store
at Hicks Cross Roads.
Hight said the polls would ope,
at a. m. and close at Q D. m, so
that all landowners. tenants and
sharecroppers who are eligible to
participate in the referendum could
find time during the day TO vctc
Oii lIlS lIllDOTtstlt question.
The county's participation in the
referendum will be in charge of the
county Triple-A committee COM
posed of Edward W. workman. route
8. Henderson. Chairman; Walter ]
Brown, route l, Hendersa:; and
Thomas r. Hope. route 2, Hender-
| son.
The county AAh office is SUD-
!
~. and is arranging to contact all
growers in an effort to put the facts
before them. A publicity COMMITTEES
has bean functiOning for several days
making appeals to growers and CO.
OF dinating support of allied interests
Growers participating in the ref
erendum will have three choices.
namely, one-year quotas. three-vcar
Quotas, or no quotas at all Sup
porters Of control. which include all
farm organizations ~ the flue-cured
tobacco areas, are particularly an
NOUS that quotas be accepted for thu
full three-year period of l947-4S-49
a two-thirdS majority of all votes
cast will be necessary to assure quo
las for the three-year period.
| Hight also announced the three
man community committees which
will be in charge of the voting at
/ the various precinct polling places,
Z They are with first named as chair
, MANI:
Dabney. Jimmy Holloway. NorfIcc,
q. Crews end Eugene c. Brewer:
Henderson No. |. Richard D. Buchan,
Alonzo T. Walters and Milburn !.
jackson; Henderson No. .. Will
! liam j. Edwards, Ed w. Ellis AMI
| Albert F. Harris: Kittrcll No. |.
James R. Rowland. Marvin B. Brown
and pryor J. Smith; Kittrell No. 2.
Luther c. Stone, Jr. Phillip *. H.,
and Lewis E. Barnes: Kittrell No. 3.
N. Owen Buchanan. w. Lewis Mos,
and Malcolm f. Pully.
Middleburg No. ]. Wilson w
Workman. Allen J. Holloway. and
Vernon j. Breedlovc: Middlcbrrro M
2. Fletcher NJ. White, Cyril J. Wychc.
end Joe D. Mabry: Middlcburg No. 3.
Marvin G.. Breedlove, EdmIrd w.
| White and John d. jackson; Sardv
| Creek No. |. Linwood c. Pcrduc. .Tr.
Oliver II. Hoylc. and Cheatham n
Mabry: Sandy Creek No. 2, David
T. Ayscue. Obed w. Weldon and
Marvin f. Faulkner: Townsville.
Oliver r. Brewer: Frank W. Morgan
and Jorr Wilson.
| Watkins, NJ aeon T.. Harris, w
Fletcher Wade and r. Elvis Harris
WILLIAMSBURG No. |. John II. Rice.
Ardeta p. Hicks. and Willie p. Hone:
and WILLIAMSBURG No. 2. Zcb W.
Clarke, Victor E. Knott and Ray s.
Green.