Victory In Star-New’s Election Is Something To Be Poud of—
Victory Means More Than Winning. It Means One Has Genuine Friends
DISTRICT No. 1
Mrs. R. W. Allofl ...
Mr Starkey Hinoa .....
Mr M. L. Bullard ..
Mr**. Martin Brunjes ...
Mrs B. B. Bryan ....
Mr. J B. Cranmer ..
Miss Vannia CraiB .....
Mis3 Blanche Da Vane ...
.Mr. John Drees...
Mrs. L. F. Eakina ...
Miss Wylde Flower ......
v •. D. A. Foster..i. ....
Mr. Paul L. Foard .......
Mr. William Futoh ..
Miss Florence Haven ...
Mr. John Haielhurat .
Mrs. Mae Henderson ...
;.lr. H. M. Hooper .•...
Mr. Harold G. Hubbard ...
Mrs; J. W. Huntpr ..-.
Miss Frances L. Jewett .....
Mi-s .Margaret Johnson .....
\ C Katherine Konlg .v.
Mr. George C. Kinser...'..
Mrs. Happy T. Lewis ..
Mrs. L. N. Lynch .
Mrs. K. W. Manning .'...
Herbert JlcCliramy .
Mr. Howard W. Messick .
Mis. D. II. McFadden..
Mrs. Julia McLaurin .. ..
Mi's. E. C. Moore.....*
Sirs E. V. H. Peschau.m.
Mrs. E. S. Potter ....
Mrs. W'lliaTn F. Powell ...A
.Mr. J. P. Pretlow .... . .;.
Preston Roane .
Mrs. G. L. Sanders .ii.:..
Hr. F. L. Smith ...
Miss Cora W. Smith ..•'.
Willtam Smithson ....
Miss Anna Stith .*...
Miss Rosa Thompson ..... .-...
Mrs. J. Wallace West ....
Mrs. H. B. Willis .......
Mr. J. T. Wilson ........
Miss M. Wilkinson .1.—.
Mrs. E. Williams .
Mr. A. H. Young ..
.388,900
.876,800
.162.800
. .611,150
.817,800
... 26.700
...612,350
.608,700
.609,450
.576.200
..601,900
..<326,900
..,,...176,900
.431,700
.605,450
.604,650
.610,800
.,378,900
.616,200
..356,700
..614,150
.608,700
.1556,800
.608,100
....618,900
..398.700
.. ;..602,800
.601,700
.118,300
.600,950
. 36,800
..456,700
..609,750
.329.200
.605,400
. 76,800
.. 158,200
..608,400
.124,800
.342,700
.606,900
.148,200
..501,200
.613,750
..416,200
.601.200
. ..609,500
. 5,000
.326,200
100,000
I
WITH EVERY $10.00 CLUfi &
OF SUBSCRIPTIONS SECURED£
■I—
£ h
to
a
Total
•IV
Million Votes
*
Six 3-year subscriptions....640.000 votes
1/ new subscriptions (extra votes. 1,080.000 votes
This would constitute S Clubs.. 900,000 votes
2,530,000 votes
Four 4-year subscriptions.720.000 votes
If new subscriptions (extra votes). 960,000 votes
Tbis would constitute 8 olubs. 800,000 votes
Total... 2,480,000 votes
Two 6-year subscriptions..••••:•• 7*0^00 votes
If new subscriptions (extra votes) - 720,000, votes
This would constitute 6 clubs. 600,000 votes
Total...'... 2,040,000 votes
Surely'this big vote possibility offers any contestant
fin opportunity of securing a winning vote total—
BUT REMEMBER—only a short time remains in
which subscriptions can be returned in. and credit be
given on this big vote schedule. April 23 is your last
opportunity to receive the greatest vote value for
vour subscriptions. IT IS NOW OR NEVER.
DISTRICT No. ;3
Mr. Claude B. Bast, Warsaw.•.
Mrs. Norwood Boney, Wallace ....
Miss Mildred Collaeott, Lilli ngton
Norwood Carroll, Warsaw ..*
Miss Etts. Henry, Rocky Point
Mr. E. H. Allred, Pt. Caswell. .. ..1.r
■Miss Gladys Andrews. Mt. Olive. . 1
Miss Mary Barden, Burlaw ....
........153,100
........600,000
’’’..i; . 1.598,500
. 77,000
.....r...39J,400
Mrs. Addison Hewlett, Route 3 ...;;..601,200
Miss Lucile Horne, Castle Hayne ■....604,400
Mrs Malcolm McCullen. Kinston .. .. 164,100
Mrs. Margaret Herrin*: McConnell, Rout. .587,100
Delmaa McGowan. Masonboro Sound ,........240,500
Miss Mankie Noble, Warsaw...., •...i.. .592,100
Mr, E. A. Palmgreen, Wallace ........ ...360,800
Mr. Charles Pierce, ensile Haynt_..«. ....554,600
Miss Annie Vance Pullen, Burgaw ». .....184.000
Miss Helen Sellers. Route 1 ...... • • .162.700
Miss E. M. Seltter, Castle Hayne ......603,100
Mrs. Stella B. Simona Warsaw.....*.. 9*,1<w
Miss Mildred Tollman, MaysvlUe
Mr. James D. Twynham, Goldsboro. .
Mr. D. F. Weir, Hampstead ............,..
Mr. H. M. Woodward, Warsaw....
Mrs. Fonnie J. Vann, Clinton y .
• •: V;.S
...... a. ..596,900
«., ■. .956,700
.695,100
,...........112,600
599.800
Winning Is Evidence of Popularity;
Friends Are Big Asset
In Campaign
APRIL 23
IS YOUR '
DECIDING DATE
' NOW 1$ THE
TIME TO DO
%
BIG THINGS ,
A« the close of the all-important period In the Star-New* hi* gift election
approaches, It t* evident that the popularity of the varlon* candidate* la thedr
respective communities will play a most Important part In determining the
victors.
The winners of the four-lnrgent prises will be the four moat popular persons
In Wilmington and the territory surrounding without a question of douht.
It take*, support to win. Work Is jai blg-Jactor, but the baching of friend*
play*.a wonderful part In winning.
In addition to the magnUloent gift* awaiting them, the winners have the
honor bestowed upon them of being known not alone a* winner* of outstanding
gifts, but ns boUkg the most popular men and women of southeastern North
Carolina,
.Winning In the Star-News great election 4* something to be proud of. The
prises In themselves are wonderful, extraordinary compensation, hut the knowl
edge that Winning has been made possible because one has been able to com
1 ‘ mhnd th* IOy<ul unfailing support} of countless real friends gives an added sat
isfaction that Is perhaps, after all, as pleading or more so than the actual win
ning of the big prises themselves.
REMEMBER
MONDAY
AT MIDNIGHT
TIME TO
DO SOME
THINKING
CAN YOU USE
Can yon use real money—Mg money! Have you a place for It ? Then let
your time between now and Monday at midnight be devoted to the biggest In
dividual undertaking In your life—the winning! of the prise of your choice.
Cun you afford to delay? Can you afford not to produce every subscription
passible during this big vote period? Is It possible you are ao blind to your
opportunity that you can not see the advantage la piling up a vote acore In this
period which will prove an asset anij advantage to you throughout the balance
of this election? ,. ^
CAMPAIGN NOTES
No effort you can put forth this week
is too great. The prizes are big, beau
tiful, valuable ones. The reward, is
sure and certain. The truth is—you
can’t have too many votes to win. The
prizes are just that big that every can
didate bent upon winning can well af
ford to spend every single minute en
hancing his or her score these next •
few mighty important days.
Campaigning is the order of the day, f
' and candidates are now bending every
effort to ge.t every subscription In dur
ing this biggest vote period on or be
fore Monday night, so_ that their
! subscriptions will count the greatest;
value of votes. Friends of candidates
will help their favorites now if made
to understand the situation, for a sub
scription now means more votes than
it does at any other time during tfie
campaign.
Today they are at the Quarter poles
on even -terms. Such a race as candi
dates in the Star and " News {14,000.00
election has never been seen before in 4
North Carolina. Neck to neck, the can
didates are hitting a fajst pace for the
goal. Subscription after subscription
Is being sought for and secured. Vote
after vote Is being added to the total.
Interest Is at fever heat today and
with the close of the big first period
but 48 hours away, Candidates who
ever expect to do anything, for them
selves must be up and doing in these
days when some real campaign dust
should be seen. With friends backing
their favorites, and with the general
public as interested almost as much as
the candidates themselves, there cer
tainly ought to be enough incentive to
awaken the most tardy of candidates.
One fact remains sure—that such a
list of valuable prizes will never again
be given away in Wilmington or in this
vicinity.
With but 48 more working hours in
which to literally "olnch". yoiir choice.
o fthe four motor cars and ail the b'lg
gifts—it if high lime that, you gave
your campaign some real'thought. Can
it be that you can not fee the advan
tage of having the lopger time sub
scrlptipn in your line up-ifor when it
comes to the final count—they may be
just the ones to win for you.
We told you before that you had few
days—now it is a matter of 48 hours.
Make these remaining hours count for.;
you, " v,
DISTRICT No. 2
Mrs. J. W. Batson ....629.200
Miss Louise Belden.....409,409
Mr. V. P. Blanchard „........608, *00
Mr.Vance Bounds .. ...... 93,700
Mrs. W. M. Brinson .....021,150
Miss Minnie Bryan .....666.800
Mr. Edward Bryant ... 76.400
Mrs. B. M. Caswell...609,400
Mrs. L. H, Cherry .....'...;.6»i,80(
Mrs. Charlotte Clewls ....461.201
Miss Drue Cherry ...623,Tf
Mrs. H. J. Crandall .......416,790
Mrs. a W. Crouch .....157.800
Mrs. T, L. Cromartle ...61ft,MO
Mr. Avon Divine.. .271,300
Mathew P. Gilmour ....471,200
Herbert E. Goodwin, Jr. ......156,700
Mr-T. J. Head...*16,900
Mrs. G. H. Hart.J. .416,600
Carl 8. Hill......186.600
Mrs. R. W. Hodges.... .,. ,.411.300
Mias Evelyn Hotter .........387,160
Mlbs Ada Huggins......286,700
Miss Eula Johnson ..,....176,400
Mrs. Charles Franklin Jones .._...610,260
Miss Blise Jordan ..,.4.11.650
Mr. R. C. Koch . 83.300
Miss Oenieve King ...—..196,200
Mr. W. S. Knight..166 700
Miss Bell Kosoh .....,.,..,616,400
Mrs, A. J. Marshall ........696,600
W. b. MoNaull .A-v....409,300
Mr. Leo. p. Motte.. -.266.900
Mrs. G. E, Morgan ...>..136,700
Miss Helen A. Mott ....... .619.400
Mrs. G. D. Norcom.586,200
Mrs. Kate Penny .. 680,100
Miss Julia Porter ......682,700
Mrs. M. D. Pye •».»»,,,,»*•,*• ....6-12,600
Mrs, J. E. Shannon ......662,900
Mr. W. G. Taylor ... ..116,200
Mrs«/R. N. Thompson .. ...i....596.200
Miss Lois A. Toomer...._.616,400
Mr. B, F. Troy.....* • - •.385,200
Russell Walton ...1.564,800’
Mr. Troy West . 145,100
Mrs. Beatrice Wulit . 613,850
Miss Bernyce Williams ....614,800
60,000
EXTRA VOTES
Free With Every NEW Yearly Subscrip
tion Secured During: First Period
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Schedule of Votes and Subscription Price
of the Star and News
FIRST PERIOD
Up to April 23
6 Months ....
1 Tear .
8 Years ..
8 Tears 1.. • ■ •
4 Tears ..
8 Tears ...
4,000
12,0041
86,000
90,000
180,000
860,000
THIRD PERIOD
May t to Mof 1#
6 Months .
J Tear .. i....
2 Years ...
3 Y ears .....
4 Years ...
6 Years .. ... ■
: 2,ooo
7,000
20,000
40,000
120,000
240,000
SECOND PERIOD
April 24 to Mar 5
6 Months .
1 Tear .
2 Tears ..
3 Tears ...
4 Tears .
6 Tears .
3,000
0,000
26,000
75,000
146.000
290.000
FOURTH PERIOD
Durtn* U»t Week
0 Months ..., 1,000
1 Year . 4.000
2 Years . 17,000
3 Years . 40,000
4 Years ..
6 Years *160,000
A special extra vote ballot good for 100,000 extra votes will be
Issued with every 110.00 worth of subscriptions turned In during
the campaign, *
No subscription will be accepted from any candidate for more
than six years.
The subscription price of the Wilmington hfornlng Star during
th« campaign only is $6.00 per year; the Wilmington News Is $£.00
pe? ^ar° during the campaign only. Also during the time of the
campaign a subscription of one year to the Star and one year to the
News may be sold for $10.00. ' . .
"Combination Subscriptions’* secured Just doubl# the number of
votes indicated on-above schedule.
NOTE*_The special reduced subscription prices In effect during
the campaign are in effect ONLY when subscriptions are paid
through contestants. I
DISTRICT NO. 4
Mr W. B. Bailey, Chadbourn . ,..604,900
Mias Stella Blue, Bolton ......593,100
Mrs Clara Burfock. Boardman ..560 700
Mr. 5. A. Brackenbury, Wrightsnrille B.................688,100
Miss Beulah Cross, Fort Bragg .. ...... A26.T00
Mr S. B. Culbreth, St. P&uIb ...«,*•<•• • • .. • « t !....»»■• .*■•*•*
Miss Ruby DeVaun, Winnabow .*.
Miss Leola Hertte, Bladenboro. ... f.. <«3.700
Miss Georgie Hall, Council ......
Miss Connie Harrelson, Clarendon .... ....•.r ■ • • \28-9™
Miss Ruth Hester. Elizabethtown ..
Miss Catherine McLean, McDonald ..«*.'"ISJ’leo
Mrs. A. K. Parker, Southport ....!"lfg'ioo
Miss Dorothy Ricks, Falrnjpnt, N. C. .. ...
Miss Mary C. Sessones, Lumberton . ...i....
Miss Mamie Warwck, Orrum ....•••..
Mrs. Della Wilkins.JBellamy.......156,200
Miss Reta Wilson, Roseboro .....,