DEMOCRATS WIDEN MARGIN IN STATE (JOP Loses Two Seats In House, One In Senate In Tuesday’s Voting RALEIGH, Nov. 6. —(&)— Un official and incomplete returns compiled here Wednesday indicat , in North Carolina the Dem ocratic party may have reversed ,.c national trend by reducing even .['other the Republican minorities in*the state legislature. jn the 1945 General assembly, the Republicans held 14 of 120 seats (he House of Representatives j d 3 of 50 seats in the Senate. Although some of the Democratic victories were by extremely nar ovf margins and will be in doubt until the votes are officially certi fed Thursday. Indications were that the Democrats won six seats roW held by Republicans and that ITCH [Scabies) Needs Something Better Than Surface Relief v/hen you are tormented by Itch (Scabies!, scratches, camp itch, or 1 year itch, don't be satisfied with a medicine that can do nothing more than relieve the surface discom for. 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The Democrats apparently wrest ed seats from Republicans in the counties of Davie, Alexander, Ashe, Randolph, Transylvania, and Clay, while Republicans won Democratic seats in Alamance, McDowell, Tyrrell and Davidson. Big Surprise One of the biggest surprises to the Democrats came in Alamance county, which went Republican for the first time since the Hoover landslide of 1928. John Linwood Hatl, Burlington Republican was swept into the legislature over George A. Long, Graham Demo crat. The Republicans also elected Wil liam C. Chambers of Marion in McDowell. Thomas W. Shallington of Columbia in Tyrrell, and J. Eu gene Snyder of Lexington in Da vidson. The Democrats won Republican seats on the basis of victories by M. Luke Gwaltney, Jr., of Taylors ville, in Alexander. J. O. Belvins of Lanshing in Ashe, H. M. Moore of Hayesville in Clay. Knox John ston of Mocksville in Davie, the Rev. J. I. Memory of Randleman in Randolph, and Marvin L. 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He was a member of Grace Methodist Church, the Masonic Order and the Shrine. Surviving besides his widow are three sons, Frank E. McGlaughon, Kingsport, Tenn., William David McGlaughon, ^Winston-Salem, and Robert E. McGlaughon, Scotland Neck; one daughter, Mrs. Earl T. Hancock, Wilmington; one sister, Mrs. C. M. Brett, Fayetteville; two brothers, W. P. McGlaughon of Ahoskie, and John O. McGlaug hon, of Norfolk, Va. And five grandchildren. MISS FLORA GREGORY Miss Flora Gregory, 74, of Mid dle Sound, died unexpectedly last night around 6 o’clock at the home of her nephew, W. Lott Millis, with whom she made her home. In addition to Mr. Millis, she is survived by several neices and nephews. Funeral services will be held Fri day morning at 10 o’clock in the Middle Sound Advent Christian church with the pastor, the Rev. J. L. Davis of Wilmington, officiat ing. Interment will follow at Pros pect cemetery. The Quinn-McGowan Funeral home of Burgaw is in charge of arrangements. GEORGE C. GRIMES ELIZABETHTOWN, Nov. 6— Funeral services were held Wednes day afternoon at 3 o’clock from the Bethel Baptist church at Dublin for George C. Grimes, 70-year-old well-known Bladen citizen who died suddenly Tuesday morning after a heart attack last Thursday. He is survived by his wife the former Miss Florence Allen of Dublin, three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Hester of Dublin, and Mrs. Jason Grimes of Tar Heel; two sons, Coston, of Dublin and Dexton Grimes of Tar Heel; two brothers, J. A. and Luther Grimes of Tar Heel and 18 grandchildren. Rev. Wilbur Edwards assisted by Rev. G. H. Wallace of Lumber ton officiated. Nephews of the de ceased served as active pall bearers. MRS. 'GENEVA 3. LEE WHITEVILLE, Nov. 6 — Mrs. Geneva J. Lee died at 9:30 p. m. Monday night of a heart attack. She was a lifelong resident of Columbus County, a daughter of the late Calvin Jernigan and Annie Jane Byrd, both of Colum bus county. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home with Rev. Gaston Hester officiat ing. Interment was in the Black Branch cemetery. Surviving are her husband, Noah Lee, one son, N. V. Lee. both of Boardman; two daughters, Mrs. Earlie Floyd, also of Boardman, and Mrs. Luellyn Benton of Ashe. MRS. JOHN W. BONEY WALLACE, Nov. 6 — Mrs. John Wright Boney, 86, died at her home here Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Wallace Methodist church. The Rev. C. T. Rogers, pastor, will officiate and interment will be in Rockfish cemetery. She is survived by four sons: J. B. Boney of Wallace, W. C. Boney, Hamlet. E. R. Boney, Norfolk, Va., H. L. Boney of Selma. Two daughters: Mrs. Graham Smith of Wallace and Mrs. Allen Powell of Hamlet. FLIERS INJURED SALISBURY, Nov. 6 — (AP) — Zeb Grubb and Buck Covington of Lexington were both slightly in jured here Wednesday about noon when their Beechcraft plane failed to make a takeoff and crashed at the Salisbury airport. 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He made no excuses declaring through his attorney that the ■noney had been taken and used for :he benefit of himself and his fam ly and pleaded for the mercy of :he court. C. A. Hasty of Maxton chairman of the Robeson county-board of commissioners testified that Har rill admitted to him* on October 17 of this year that he had taken $17, 000 from the bank and that later he confessed the embezzlement of $7.1 000. In a statement signed by Har rill and read to the court by Hasty the defendant admitted taking Kill the Itch (Scabies) With Siticide This liquid preparation kills In 30 minutes those Itch mites with which It comes In contact. Buy SITICrDE from your druggist, or send 60c to Siticide Co., Commerce, Ga. (Adv.) \ money from the bank beginning in 1941 and continuing until May 2 of this year. Make sure that the children’s playthings are not small enough to be swallowed. IF PRETTY GIRLS WOULD ONLY TELL! 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Before “Jack Frost” rears its chilly head see BELKS for daugh ters winter-wear. SNOW SUITS Whether gabardines, zelan poplin or fleeces, one or two pieces, zipper or button closings— they all have ski anklets and cuffs, all are warm and all are good outdoor colors . . . hate to match. $9.64 up One special lot of fleeces, $5.00 CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT — 2nd FLOOR % 8elklfrilliamb Cb.

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