MAKE WAY FOR PROGRESS
' \
THE NATION IS GOING
? ? ? AND BRUNSWICK COUNTY IS READY TO LEAD THE WAY ! !
In the county, in the State and in the Nation, There is a strong trend
toward a return to safe, sane government. The American people are
tired of living in an "emergency" status, they want to get back to the nor
mal way of life. They are turning tothe political party which has always
stood for the kind of governmentthey are seeking.
The people are tired of being told what they must do, how they muslf
do it, what they can sell, what they can buy, how much they can pay, etc.
We are a free-thinking and independent people, and we cherish our right
to regulate our own affairs, whether they be of County, State or Nat
ional scope.
, I
EIGHT CANDIDATES OF OUTSTANDING QUALIFICATIONS
House:?
Bonnie D. Phelps ?
is making the race for the House
cf Representatives, and the Re
publican party never offered a
{iner, cleaner candidate for pub
T
lie office. A veteran of World
"War II; a graduate of Shallotte
high school where he made an
?enviable record; a clear- thinking,
progressive young man, we are
?proud to offer him as our candi
date. His home is at Supply.
Sheriff: ?
Charles W. Knox ?
Clean, honest and highly respec
ted businessman of Bolivia, is the
candidate for Sheriff on the Re
publican ticket. Charliq is well
known throughout Brunswick
county, and there isn't a man
who knows him who doesn't pay
him the highest measure of re
spect as a gentleman, and as a
man who will make Brunswick
a fine Sheriff.
Clerk:?
Wannis Bennett ?
ia an outstanding citizen of the
; Hickman's Cross Roads commun
I
ity. When the time came to
j nominate the strongest possible
ticket to represent the Republi
, can party in the November elec
tion, his friends got behind him
as the man best able to fill the
duties of the office of Clerk of |
: Superior Court.
Recorder:
There is a county-wide belief
that?
D. R. Johnson
? was the duly elected candidate
for Judge of the Recorder's Court
in the General Election of 1942.
His friends gave him the Repub
lican nomination by acclamation
at the party convention, and they
are determined to put him in
office by an overwhelming major
ity. His home is at Winnabow.
Coroner:
G. O. Blanton ?
is one of the most energetic and
progressive young men in Bruns
wick county, and we are proud
to have his name as a candidate
on our ticket. He has a natural
interest in public affairs, and has
served with distinction during the I
past four years as deputy sheriff.
He has every important qualifica
tion to make the county a good
coroner.
Commissioner:?
A. P. Russ ?
has served with distinction as a
member of the board of county
commissioners during: the past
four years, and the voters have
come to realize that "if this is
the kind of public officials the
Republicans make, then let us
have more of them." Votes from
his Democratic friends probably
will make him high man on the
ticket.
Commissioner:?
R. H. Sellers ?
is a hard-working, highly respec
ted farmer from the Mill Creek
community. He never before has
sought public office, but his
friends believe that a man of his
sound prnicipals and good char
acter will do well as a public of
ficial, and they persuaded him to
be a candidate for the important
position of County Commissioner.
Commissioner:!
Bailey King? B
is qualified by eaucsuot
iencc and temperament I'jH
Brunswick county one of
County Commissioners it
tory. That's why hii '.rdU
aisted that he run for
fice; that's why they
all-out to see to it th?:t(^B
of the successful carta1^?
home is at Frecland.
Get Out And Work For This Ticket
LEND YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT TO THE ELECTION OF THESE CANDIDATES ON
NOVEMBER' 5th