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Hall, Brumby, Scott, Are High Men In Nominations
3,000Vote In
Demo Primary
A heavy Democrat primary
over 0.000 ballot. ct-Sat^Ly
Kave E. H. Brumby the nomina
tion for Stat. Hou~ of
tative. with 1.788 agalnat 1.488
lor Richard Mauney, and Kit up
a run-off In the ?h?rtfl'. nomin^
Uon between J. L. Hall with 1,088
md Duke Carver with 1,053.
Other final total. in the rtieriff
nomination were Jake Brown.
878 and Glenn Hembree, *4.
In the U. 8. Senate nomination
Scott took the county with 1.808
vote, and Lennon drew 1
the ion* term balloting- Inth*
short term, the total we. Bcott.
l 043 and Lennon, 1000.
Over the state, Kerr Scott won.
a clear majority over the field of
seven candidate.. -Complete re
turn. gave Scott 010.815 to 288.441
for Lennon. 1
Other candidate, in th. .enate
race over the Mate and their to
tal. were: Alvtn Wlngfield, 8.298.
H L. Sprinkle, 2,482; A. E. Turn
er. 2.847; O. R. Boyd, 1,847; and
W. M. Boetick. 1,375.
In the county, the other .enate
candidate, and their total, are:
Wlngfield, 20; Boyd, 15; Bortick.
7; sprinkle, 25; and Turner. 16,
for the long term.
For the short term, Wlngfield,
88, and Sprinkle. 38.
Another poerible run-off In the
county balloting could be between
Nell Sneed, high man In the Clerk
of Superior Court race with 1.2T3.
and Jerry O. Hatchett,
with 788. Other total. In the Clerk
race are "
and P/H Lea0*erwood, 581.
Unofficial iwporU^glve H- *
Moore the nomination for St.
Senate by around *00
Cherokee County. T.
dpew 1.599 vote, and Moore got
1, 881. In Clay County Moore, 595.
and Herbert 880.
Kate Padgett Hensley wasr^
nrssr-ss*
?srsrsa-ys
w- H
In T Jl ^r three other can
Brandon OP other can
didate. wWh WeHs, 561;
-r
off vreukd not be called In
^ rr^ting for the 8Ute
race GUI drew 2,018
vote, and Jamee 582.
mi-ioner of Inmrrmme Gold drew
1140 ind 1,004.
A of can
ty voting by P^ctoct> to?OW""
Turner, 0; short term,
183; Scott. 181; Wingfield, ?; 8p-1
rinkle, 3; QUI. 380; James, ?;
Fletcher. 183; Gold, 188.
mnrm ? south ward
Bryeon, 317; Alley, 83; Davis,
93; Moore, 344; Herbert,
Brumby, 338; Meuney, 183; Hist- I
chett, 88; Leatherwood. 100; De-1
rreberry, 20; Sneed, 308; He
ley, 333; Winchester. 188; Carver,
108; Hell, 387; Hembree, 37;
Brown, M; Wells, 188; Brandon,
303; Dickey. 74; Clayton, 43; long
term, Lennon, 185; Scott, 801;
Wingfield, 1; Boyd. 1; Boa tick, 0; "|
Sprinkle, 0; short term, Lennon,
158; Scott, 383; Wingfield, 0; Sprin
kle, 0; GUI, 349; Jemes, 188
Fletcher, 187; Gold, 885.
ANDREWS ? NORTH WARD
Bryeon, 194; Alley, 84; Davis, 78;
Moore, 131; Herbert, 318; Brumby,1
138; Meuney, 338; Hetchett, 84; '<
Leatherwood, 75; De rreberry,}
303; Sneed, 08; Hensley 844;
1
Winchester, 38; Carver, 131; Hall, |
36; Hembree, 8;; Brown, 246
Jones, 185; Hogmn, 300; Senate,1
Long Term; Lennon, 174;
Scott, 179; Wingfield, 4; Boyd, 5;
Boetick, 3; Sprinkle, 2; Turner, I
3; Short Term; Lennon, 108;,
Scott, 188; Wingfield, 10; Sprin
kle. 7; GUI. 313; James. 65; Flet
cher.Sl; Gold, 173.
ANDREWS ? SOUTH WARD
Bryeon, 381; Alley, 103; Davis,
65; Moore, 144; Herbert, 260; Bru
mby, 181; Mauney, 242; Hatchett,'
41; Leatherwood, 69; De rreberry,
238; Sneed, 107; Hensley, 382; i
Winchester, 30; Carver, 168; Hall, \
58; Hembree, 8; Brown, 330; |
Jones. 238; Hogan, 178; long term, '
Lennon, 301; Scott, 221; Wing
field. 0; Boyd, 1; Boetick, 2;
Rpeinkle. Turner, 4; - short *
term, Lennon, 171; Scott, 181;
Wingfield, 4; Sprinkle, 11; Gill,
252; James. 92; Fletcher, 141;
Gold. 188.
BOILING SPRING8
Bryson, 7; Alley. 0; Davis, 2;
Moore, 3; Herbert, 8; Brumby, 2;
Mauney, 5; Hatchett, 2; Leath
erwood, 2; De rreberry, 3; Sneed,
2; Hensley, 7; Winchester, 0;
Carver, 5; Hall, 4: Hembree, 0;
long term, Lennon, 8; Scott, 5;
Wingfield, 0; Turner, 1; short
term, Lennon, 3; Scott, 4; Wing
field. 0; Sprinkle. 1; ?3U1, 7;
James, 0; Fletcher, 4; Gold, 4.
BRASSTOWN
Bryson, 73; Alley, 13; Davis, 32
Moore, 77; Herbert, 35; Brumby,
77; Mauney, 45; Hatchett, 74;
Leatherwood, 17; De rreberry, 3;
Sneed, 36; Hensley, 87; Winches
ter, 38; Carver, 16; Hall, 75;
Hembree, 7; Brown, 31; Wells, 16;
Brandon, 78; Dickey, 34; Clayton,
6; long term, Lennon, 31; Scott,
98; Wingfield, 0; Boyd, 0; Boe
tick, 3; Sprinkler, 0; Turner, Tr,
short term, T<rmon, SI; BcOtt, 84;
Wingfield, 0; Sprinkler, 1; am,
80; James, 15;
Gold, 98.
am, (
*i
r
44; Alley, 8; Davis, f;
Moon, SB; ftrtwt, 10; Brumby,
47; MMMjr. IS; Hatchett, 4B;
Leather-wood, 6; Derre berry, 8;
Sneed, 13; Henaley, 44; Wlnchee
ter, 10; Carver, 43; Ball, IB; Hem
brae, 3; Brown, ?; tong term, Len
non, 40; Scott, 13; Wlngfield, 1;
Boyd, 1; Boetick, 0; Sprinkle, 1;
Turner, .1; ehort term, Lennon,
34; 8cott, 13; Wlngfleld, 8; Sprin
kle, 3; GUI. 33; Jamee, 34; FTet
cher, 38; Gold. 17.
MARBLE
Brysoo. 130; ABey. 30; Davie,
S3; Moore. 40; Herbert, 137;
Brumby, 137; MAuney, 71; Hat
ehatt, 33; Leatherwood, 37; Der
rebeiiy, SB; Sneed, 137; Henaley,
170; WbMhaater, 30; Carver, 113;
HaB. 41; Hembree, 8; Brown, 87;
Jonee. 130; Hofan, 80; tons term,
l^nndn, 113; Scott 08; Wliiffleld,
1; Bard. 0; Boetick, 0; Sprinkle,
>; Tamer. 1; Short term, Lenwmw.
80; SeaOt, 80; WlngM*. l; Sprin
kle. 1; am. 130; Jamee. 30; *Wt ,
char, 71; QeM, 38. .
H . ***'? ABW- Devti.1
87; Moore, 173; Herbert, 388; Bru
mby, 383; Mauney. 183;
38; Sneed, 173; Henaley. 818; Wto
cheeter. 108; Carver. 148; Han,
173; Hembree, 88; Brawn, 81;
r; Brandon. US;
as; Alley, ?; Davis, 0;
Moore, 38; Herbert, 7; Brumby,
30; Msuney, S; Hatcbett, 8; Leat
her-wood, ?; Derreberry, 0; Sneed,
M; Henaley, 81; WincheeUr, 0;
Carver, 38; Hall, 3; Hembree, 0;
Brown, 3; long term, T/ennon, ?;
Scott, 3; Wtagfleld, 0; Boyd, 0;
Bostlck, 0; Sprinkle, 0; Turner,
0; short term, Lennon, 80; Scott,
3; Wlngfleld, 0; Sprinkle, 0; Om,
3?; James, 0; Fletcher, 38; Odd,
8. ,
ill
i!
i
Bryson, 133; Alley, 43; Davis,
<8; Moore, 148; Herbert, 80;
Brumby, US; MAuney, 188; Hat
chett, ?; Lestherwood, 80; Der-,'
re berry, 13; 8need, 137; Hensley, |
ISO; Winchester, 103;^Carver. 43; i.
Hall, SO; Hembree, 88; Brown 83;,
Weils, 88; Brandon, 18: Dieksy, 81 j
Clayton, 8; long term, Linen, 188 j1
Scott. 113; Wlagfleld, 8; Boyd. 0; |'
Bostlck. 0; Sprinkle. 1; Turner, 0; !
short term, Lennon, 118^ fteott, i1
18; Wlagfleld. 7; Sprinkle, 3; , <
OBI. 178; James, 84; fletcber, 1
74; OoM, 134.
Brywm, 88; Allay. T; Davis, 18;
f; Brumby,
Moore, 11; Herbert, 87; Brumby,
IS; Mauney, 80; Hatobett, 80;
87; Derreberry, 8;
I* Htntlty, 4|;
ar, 14; duwer, 18; Hall, 18;
Si; Brown, 8;
1. L. HALL
fa
yit [mihiMf
-KATE P. HEN8LEY
Register oil
19; Scott. 14; Wlngfield, 0; Sprin
kle,. 0; GUI, 28; James, 4; Blet
che.', 18; Gold, IS.
CULBERSON
Bryson, 45; Alley, 14; Da via, 16;
Moore, 38; Herbert, 30; Brumby,
96; Mauney, 40; Hatchett, 22;
Leatherwood, 22; Derreberry, 18;
Sneed, 16; Henalry, 48; Winches
ter, 37; Carver, 22; Hall, 30; Hem
bree, 17; Brown, 13; long- term,
Lennon, 21; Scott, 53; Wlngfield,
); Boyd, 0; Bostick, 0; Sprinkle,
1; Turner, 1; short term, Den
non, 18; Scott, 44; Wlngfield, 0;
Sprinkle, 0; Gill, 32; James, 18;
Fletcher, S3; Gold, 14.
EBENEEZEK
Bryson, 8; Alley, 0; Davis, 0;"
Moore, 1; Herbert, 4; Brumby, 4;
Mauney, 1; Hatchett, 4; Leather
EDWARD H. BRUMBY
Nominee lor State Home of Representative*
i wood, 0; Derreberry, 0; Sneed, 1;
' Henaley, 5; Winchester, 0; Carver,
1 2; Hall, 3; Hembree, X; Brown,0;
long term, Lennon 2; Scott, 3;
Wlngfield 0; Boyd, 0;
Bostick, 0; ?prlnKle, 0; Turner, 0;
short term, Lennon, 0; Scott, 0;
Wlngfield, 0; Sprinkle, 0; GUI, 6;
James, 0; Fletcher, 4; Gold, 1.
TOMOTLA
Bryson, 48; Alley, 18; Davis, 18
| Moore, 33; Herbert, 48, Brumby,
69; Mapney, 21; Batchett, 19;
Leatherwood, 24; Derreberry, 10;
Sneed, 41; Hensley,. 73; Winches
ter, 13; Carver, 23; Hall, 12; Hem
' bree, 11; Brown, 47; Wells, 27;
Brandon, 41; Dickey, 18; Clayton,
5; long term, Lennon, 30; Scott,
SO; Wingfield, 2; Boyd, 0; Bostick,
0; Sprinkle, 4; Lennon 19; Scott,
46; Wingfield, 3; Sprinkle, 0; Gill,
43; James, 19; Fletcher, 38; Gold,
21.
TOPTON
Bryson, 85; Alley, o; Davis, 11;
Moore, 17; Herbert, 56; Brumby,
38; Mauney, SO; Hatchett, 26;
Leatherwood, 11; Derreberry, 24;
Sneed, 34; Hensley, 84; Winches
ter. 12; Carver, 70; Hall, 2; Hem
bree, 0; Brown, 24; Jones, 62;
Hogan, 22; long term, Lennon,
81r Scott, 11; Wingfleld, 0; Boyd,
0; Bostick, 0; Turner, 0; short
term, Lennon, 82;' Scott, 6; Wing
field. 0; Sprinkle, 0; Gill, 85;
James, 3; Fletcher, 8; Gold, 11.
UNAKA
Bryson, 46; Alley, 0; Davis, 0;
Moore,, 43; Herbert, 3; Brumby,
V; Mauney, 11; H&tchett, 4;
Leatherwood, 11; Derreberry, Or
Sneed, 30; Hensley 42; Winches
ter, 3; Carver, 33; Hall, 9; Hem
bree, 0; Brown, 4; long term,
Lennon, 28; Scott, 16; Wingfleld,
0; Boyd, 0; Bostick, 0; Sprinkle,
0; Turner, 0; short term, Lennon,
28; Scott, 12; Wingfleld, 0; Sprin
kle, 0; Gill, 32; James, 5; Fletch
er, 34; Gold, 5.
UPPER BEAVERDAM
Bryson, 15 Alley, 2; Davis, 0;
Moore, 15; Herbert ,1; Brumby, 9;
Mauney, 7; Hatchett 10; Leather
wood, 5; Derreberry, 0; Sneed, 10;
Hensley, 16; Winchester, 0; Carv
er, 12; Hall, 3; Hembree, 2;
Brown, 0; long term, Lennon, 10;
Scott, 5; Wingfleld, 0; Boyd, 0;
IVo Sentenced
InDalrymple
AssaultCase
Two men Ustad as' Marlon Mar
tin and Fred Ellis, both of Coker
Creek, Tenn., drew seatences of
M months each at Federal Oourt
In Brjwn Cttjr Friday on charges
at aaamtft with latent ta do bodfly
The ease grew ant of an alleged
usual t on Arnold Dalyrymple,
Cherokee Chanty game protector,
Oct. at, no,
Mr. Dalyrymple alleged the
men knocked him uneen
Oct. 12, IMS, after a ecuffle result
lag orer a bear killed out of
fcy C.
H. M. MOORE
NEIL 8NEED
Clerk of Court High man
Sprinkle, 0; Turner, 0; short
term, Lennon, 0; Scott, 2, Wing
field, 0; Sprinkle, 0; Gill, 13;
James, 0; Fletcher, 0; Gold. 13.
BURNT MEETING HOU8E
Bryson, 58; Alley. 20; Davis, 22;
Moore, 68; Herbert, 29; Brumby, I
53; Mauney, 51; Hatchett, 104;
Leatherwood, 8; Derreberry, 0;
Sneed, 4; Hensley, 63; Winches
ter, 46; Carver, 15; Hall, 55;
Hembree, 20; Brown, 25; Wells, 27
Brandon, 46; Dickey, 9; Clayton,
20; long term, Lennon, 35; Scott,
66; Wingfleld, 1; Boyd, 0; Bos
tick, 0; Sprinkle, 1; Turner, 0;
short term, Lennon, 26; Scott, 61;
WIngfield, 0; Sprinkle, 1; Gill, 54;
James, 20; Fletcher, 32; Gold,
44.
VEST
Bryaon, 38; Alley, 2; Davis, 10;
-Moore, Herbert,- 9? Brumby,
38; Mauney, 11; Hatchett, 20;
Leatherwood, 6; Derre berry, 7;
' Sneed. 13; Hensley, 45; Winches
ter, 4; Carver, 25; Hall, 16; Hem
bree, 7; Brown, 2; long term,
Lennon, 37; Scott, 10; WIngfield,
' 0; Boyd, 0; Bostlpk, 0; Sprinkle,
0; Turner, 1; short term, Lennon,
30; Scott, 9; WIngfield, 2; Sprin
! kle, 3; GUI, 27; James. 8 Fletcher,
| 9; Gold 24.
WALKER SCHOOL
Bryson, 100; Alley, 8; Davis,
21; Moore, 26; Herbert, 93; Brum
by, 62; Mauney, 64; Hatchett, 20;
Leatherwood, 25; Derre berry, 26;
Sneed. 61; Hensley, 99; Winches
ter, 26; Carver, 6; Hall, 110; Hem
bree. 5; Brown, 10; long term,
Lemon, 57; Scott, (9; Wingfield,
0; Boyd, 2; Bostick, 0 Sprinkle, 0;
Turner, 0; abort term, Lennon, 53;
Scott, 58; Wingfield, 0; Sprinkle,
0; Gill, 88; James, 28; Fletcher,
58; Gold, 53.
GRAPE CREEK
Bryson, 12; Alley, 8; Davis, 11;
Moore, 17; Herbert, 10; Brumby,
27; Mauney. 3; Hatcbett, 7; Leat
herwood, 4; Derreberry, 3; Sneed,
18; Hensley, 28; Winchester, 4;
Carver, 8; Hall, 13; Hembree, 10:
Brown, 1; long term, Lennon, 9;
Scott, 17; Wingfield, 0; Boyd, 0;
Bostick, 0; Sprinkler, 1; Turner,
0; short term, Lennon, 8; Scott,
18; Wingfield, 0; Sprinkler, 2;
Gill, 12; James, 7; Fletcher, 9;
Gold, 11.
HANGING DOG
Bryson, 3; Alley, 5; Davis, 8;
Moore, 14; Herbert, 1; Brumby,
10; Hatchett, 5; Leatherwood, 0;
Derreberry, 1; Sneed, 10; Hen
sley, 14; Winchester, 2; Carver,
0; Hall, 11; Hembree, 4; Brown,
1; long term. Lennon, 11; Scott,
5; Wingfield, 0; Boyd, 0; Bostick,
10; Turner, 0; short term, Len
non, 7; Scott, 2; Wingfield, 0;
Sprinkler, 0; Gill, 12; James, 2;
Fletcher, 9; Gold, 5.
HOT HOUSE
Bryson, 82; Alley, 5; Davis, 11;
Moore, 33; Herbert, 41; Brumby,
1 SI; Mauney, 50; Hatchett, 13;
Leatherwood, 8; Derreberry, 8;
Sneed, 49; Hensley, 88; Winches
ter, 14; Carver, 15; Hall, 58; Hem
bree, 9; Brown, 2; long term, Len
non, 29; Scott, 47; Wingfield, 0;
Boyd, 0; Bostick, 0; Sprinkle, 1;
Turner, 1; short term, Lennon, 28;
Scott, 41; Wingfield, 0; Sprinkler,
0; Gill, 47; James, 13; Fletcher,
30; Gold, 3T' ~ ~
TOTALS
j Bryson, 2027;. Alley, 521; Davis,
[611; Moore, 1,381; Herbert, 1,599;
| Brumby. 1,738; Mauney, 1,463;
'? Hatchett, 736; Leatherwood, 581;
1 Derreberry, 640; Sneed, 1,372;
Hensley, 2,497; Winchester, 676;
Carver, 1,052; Hall, 1,099; Hem
bree, 364; Brown, 876; Jones, 610;
Hogan, 480; Wells. 551; Brandon,
633; Dickey, 219; Clayton. 83; long
term, Lennon. 1,494; Scott, 1,609;
Wingfield, 20; Boyd, 15; Bostick, 7
I Sprinkle, 25; Turner, 15; short
i term, Lennon, 1,303; Scott, 1,342;
j Wingfield, 38; Sprinkle, 38; GUI.
2,018; James, 582; Fletcher, 1,084
Gold, 1,340.
June Dairy Month Celebration
Set For Cherokee County
Cherokee County milk producers
started observing June Dairy
Month on the right foot this week
after their milk once more enter
ed the Ashevllle market when the
Asheville Department of Health
Inspected and approved Cherokee
County milk.
J. FTanklin Smith, chairman
announced the June Dairy Month
gram with an open-house day and
celebration at the local dairy pro
ceasing plant at Braastown when
the new ice cream plant will be
opened.
Gov. Umstead and other state
and local officials will be Invited
to attend the celebration.
Mr. Smith said the re-entering
of Cherokee County milk In Ashe
villa ahould add to the economy
of local dairymen. He said more
i county milk will be in a higher
price bracket.
The fact that the milk has re
entered the Aahevllle market
?peaks high for the quality of lo
cally produced milk, which is un
surpassed in quality, Mr. Smith
asserted.
committee as Frank Forsyth, Pey I
i ton Ivte, A. Q. Ketner, Boh White,1
| G. H. Farley, C. R. Frew). S. 8.
Williams,. Mayor L. L. Mason, H. j
Ik. Wells, j. B. Hall, Mrs. Kate|
Shields, Miss Edna Bishop and
W. V. CosteUo, all of Murphy. |
j Also, Ed Woods, Jr., Percy B. |
Fere bee. Willi am P. Walker and
Sam Jones of Andrews, and Geor
ge Bldstrup of Brasstown.
The committee will work with
local dairymen and milk proces
sors and distributors to promote
June Dairy Month, Mr
The theme tor Dairy Month,
Mr. Smith said. Is "Dally Foods,
for Taste, Health , Economy.",
The purpose of the program Is l-to .
stimulate the sale of more dairy'
foods, 2-to smphsslts the super-]
torlty of dairy fboda, l-to stress
the economy of dairy foods, and
4-to promote a batter ]
products.
The Dairy Month Committee
wm climax Its month long pro
with Intent te h
to
Recreation Program
For First Week Told
The Murphy Bummer Recrea
tion Program will get under-way
Monday, June 7, with the opening
at t p. m. in the gym
John Jordan, director, today
? a as. - ? -"--I - a
rwMJIWWl ""r i"l rTTW T tij; BTnCU UIB 171
activities (or the drat week, June
7-12.
Monday, 1 p. fa., opening day,
games and contests.
Tuesday, S-ll a. m. and 1-4 p.
0 p. m., free movies in the
school audltortem. courtesy Mur
phy Carnegie Library. .
y, games and contests
Thursday, gasses and contests.
Friday, games and, contests; 4
p. m. Boy Bcouts will go camping,
Mass from gym, duo
"ay
week end.
Saturday, 8 p. m., square danc
ing In the gym to string muqlc
from a local band.
In addition -to the aboyfc activi
ties, Mr. Jordan has suggested
that If anyone would like to give
employment to a boy or girl.ruch
as odd Jobs around the house or
places of business, to contact him
or any member of the recreation
committee.
through Friday, from 1 to 4 p. m..
there will be supervised
to records la the gym.
VISITING HOCU FOB DAMS
Tva today announced the 1884
summer schedule of Visiting hours
I at Us
Mrs. May, 94,
Dies In Ashevilk
Mrs. Sarah Jane May. M, famil
iarly known aa "Aunt Jane", died
1:45 a. m. Monday in the home of
a daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hoyle in
Asheville, after an illneaa of two
and a half years.
Funeral services were held at
4 p. m. Tuesday in Briartown
Baptist Church with the Rev. T.
D. Denney officiating. The body
lay In state in the church one hour
prior to the service. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Grandsons, Fleet Proffltt, doe
Moore, Jeff and Joe May, Wade
Boone and Burke Edward Moore
were pallbearers, and grand da ugh
ters were flower girls.
A native of Clay County, Mrs.
May was a daughter of the late
Riley and Sarah Holden Jones.
With her parents, she moved to
Macon County as a girl, and was
married in 1880 to Samuel Jeffer
son Mhy who died in MM. She was
a member of the Briartown Bap
tist Church and of the Rebekah
Lodg<i. ?
Surviving are tour desyhters:
Mrs. L. A. Boone of Ntatahala,
Mrs. B. C. Jones of Bryson City,
Mrs. J. B. Gray- of Murphy and
Mrs. J. H. Hoyle of AabevUle; one
brother, Richard ("Uncle Dick")
ohildren, M (Teat-grandchUdra!
ami three gmt-great-grandchlkl
I vie Funeral
of
?AT
Dorothy
of Mr.