OAKLAND NEWS
(By Mrs. C. F. Norton)
Mae Higdon, small daughter of Mr.1
and Mi". Rigdon, had the misfortune
to get an arm broken last week. '
\V. F. McCall and Dewey Bryson
were Brevard visitors Wednesday.
• Mrs. Mary Burgess called on Mrs.
W. F. McCall one day last week.
Allene and Muriel Bryson visited
Fannie Wilson Sunday afternoon.
_ Miss Bertie Burgess visited her
grandparents at Cllenville last week.
K. A- Reid called on I. S. Sanders
Wednesday afternoon. .
Mr. and Mrs. Hovie Chappell visit
ed Mr. Chappell’s parents, Mr- and
Mrs. Clyde Chappell Sunday.
Mrs. 1. S. Sanders and Mrs. C. r.
Norton visited Mrs. Tina Chandler
last Thursday. Mrs. Chandler fell
several days ago and cut her knee,
ami has been confined to her home
unable to walk.
Dewey Bryson called on O. F. Nor
ton Sunday. . .
Fred Nicholson of Rosman visited
his mother Mrs. Maggie Nicholson
Saturday. _ , .
I.vday Moses called on Robert Wil
son Sunday afternoon.
Fannie Wilson visited her mother
Mrs. Robert Wilson Sunday after
noon. , . ,
Ray Rigdon visited l.ane Sanders
oi “ dav last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCall visited
M s. Mary Burgess Sunday aftep
M iry Lou Bryson spent Sunday
a noon with Velma ilson.
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PLEASANT GROVE
(By W. H. Gray)
Rev. Owenby of Balfour will preach
at Pleasant Grove next Sunday.
Uncle Joe Orr of Pisgah Forest
was a Pleasant Grove visitor Sun
day. He sang two of his songs. Uncle
Joe is no strfinger- here and we all
wish he would come often.
Rev. Judson Corn of near Brevard
was a welcome visitor at Pleasant
Grove Sunday, helping the pastor.
Mr and Mrs. Freeman Nicholson
of Little River were Pleasant Grove
visitors Sunday and dinner guests or
W. H. Gray.
James Dalton of Etowah attended
church here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Justus of
French Broad Park attended church
here Sunday and were dinner guests
at the home of Waiter Gray.
Rev. C. E. Blythe preached a fine
' sermon at Pleasant Grove Saturday.
His text was taken from the book of
' Daniel. In applying the time ot
Daniel to the present times, tne
preacher said today these are ti y
ing times with the president and the
brain trust trying to bring back the
good old days, but he claimed that
sin is to blame and unless we as a
nation come back to God we need not
1 ok for times to get much better.
Tom Barnett cf Pisgah Forest at
tended church here Sunday. "e
were glad to have him with us.
Miss Ada Orr, who has been
' su.aiding some time in .Greenville*
, returned home Saturday.
Miss Kate Bylthe, who has been-in
! school for some time at Asheville, has
: returned home.
! Mrs. K. J. Justus is spending some
; time with her son D. R. Justus, of
this place.
j Junis Huggins of Eeulah Hnd Miss
'jewel Justus, Florence Gray Beulah
| Justus. Earl. Mary Ellen ajul W. H.
Grav enjoyed the B. Y. P. U. pro
grnm and song service at Blantyre
Sunday night.
Among the visitors Sunday r-.
Plcasflr.t Grove, all of whom were
welcome, were Charlie Orr of Pisgah
Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Couch
of Penrose. „ . .
Little John Billie Morris of
Svlva is spending some time with
his aunt here, Mrs. 0. S. Gray.
GLOUCESTER NEWS
(By Pearl Price)
There will be a prayer service at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C
Price Sunday night. Everybody is in
vited to attend.
Alfred and Coy Wood el' Jacksoii
county spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Booth Price.
H. S. Parker ami children and J
(’. Owen were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mr . Overton Kitchen on Sunday.
Little Laura and T.ewis Golden are
reported to be very ill at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. J
Gihlen.
Rev. Gene Moore will ureach at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Owen
Saturday night.
There will be prayer service at the
. home of Mr. and Mrs. If. S. Parker
I Saturday night.
Mr. and Mis. Harlow McCall and
children were Balsam Grove visitors
Sunday.
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FDR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Register of Deeds,
subject to the will of the Democratic
voters to be expressed in the June
Primary, 1934. If nominated and
elected, I promise to perform all
duties connected with the office to
the best of my. ability. Your support
will be appreciated.
NOAH C. MILLER,
tfp Lake Toxaway.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of register of deeds
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary in June. If nominat
ed and elected, 1 will promise to
serve the people of my county to
the very best of my. ability, and
shall appreciate the support of ev
eryone.
EDWIN A. MORGAN
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
: I herebv announce my candidacy
I for Register of Deeds subject to the
I will of the citizenry of Transylvania
! county to be expressed in the June
I Primary. Always a loyal Democrat
I and supporter of the President and
I liis Administration, I respectfully
request your vote.
ECK L. SIMS
Brevard.
I FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for re-nomination and elec
I tion on the Democratic ticket for the
place of Register of Deedp of Tran
sylvania County. My record as your
'public servant is my recommenda
| tion. I shall appreciate your support.
!tf JESS A. GALLOWAY
' for STATE SENATOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination as Senator for the
Thirty - second Senatorial District,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary which is to be held
in June.
The support of those having con
fidence in my ability to serve the
best interests of the public in this
position will be appreciated,
tfp M. W. Galloway
Tor REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the House of Representatives
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary in June. If nominat
cd and elected, I promise faithful
service as a member looking to the
interests of the people of the county
and state. Y’our support, will be ap
preciated.
W. M. HENRY.
FOR STATE SENATOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination as Senator for the
Thirty-Second Senatorial District
subject to the action of the Domo
cratiee primary in June. I shall ap^
predate your support,
tfc-p RALPH H. RAMSEY, Jr.
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
To the Citizens of Transylvania
County:
I greatly appreciate the support
of the goou citizens of Transylvania
County given me when I ran for the
office of Clerk of the Superior
Court for my first term which I am
now serving. Since my election I
have tried to serve the entire people
of the county honestly and con
scientiously. .Every citizen of Tran
sylvania'county has received my best
services when it was my opportuni
ty to give same.
I respectfully ask the support of
the good citizens of the county in
my efforts to be re-nominated and
re-elected to tho office I now fill.
If nominated and eTeeted I pledge
ray best services to the people of
the county and will not. under any
circumstances, be a candidate to suc
ceed myself at the end of my second
term.
OTTO ALEXANDER
” FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce my candidacy
i'or Register of Deeds, subject to
the Democratic Primary to be held
in June. Your support will be ap
preciated. and if nominated and
elected I promise to do my duty to
the very best, of my ability.
GLENN BURRELL
Brevard
FOR STATE SENATOR
I hereby unnounce my candidacy
for State Senator from the 32nd
Senatorial district, subject to the
will of the voters to be expressed in
the June Primary. I shall appreciate
your support.
tl juue pd COS PAXTON
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To The Voters of Transylvania Co.
Raving served my county as Tax
Collector for one term, and having
faithfully discharged the duties ofi
said office, I hereby announce my-'
self as candidate for nomination forj
the second term, subject to the;
Democratic Primary. I will appreci
ate the support of my friends.
Respectfully, 0. L. ERWIN
FOR SOLICITOR
I hereby announce my candidacy]
for the Democratic nomination for
Solicitor of the Eighteenth Judicial I
District subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary to be held on
June 2nd. Support of my friends in
Transylvania County will be ap
preciated .
3. LEE WHITMIRE,
Hendersonville, N. C.
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the' nomination for Sheriff of
Transylvania County, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary
to'be held in June.
If nominated and elected I promise
to give to thi3 office the very best
I that is within me and to faithfully,
fearlessly and impartially execute ,
the duties oi' the office. . ,
Your support will be appreciated. (
Respectfully. ]
L. E. BAGWELL i
FOR CLERK OF COURT
T hereby announce my candidacy
Clerk of Superior Court subject to
the action of the Democratic Primary
in June. If nominated and elected I
promise to faithfully serve the peo
ple to the best of my ability. I shall
appreciate your vote and your oup
POrt’ SPALDING McINTOSH
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FOR SHERIFF
I heveby announce myself as can
didate for nomination and election on
the Democratic ticket to the office of
Sheriff for the second term and will
appreciate the interest and support
of all my friends. I promise to do my
best to serve the people of rny county
if again elected to this office.
TOM S. WOOD
for county commissioner
I hereby announce myself a3 a
candidate to succeed myself as a
member of the board of county com
missioners, subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary. I have
done my best to serve the peoples
during my past term and shall ap-;
preciate your support again.
W. L. AIKEN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for member of the legislature sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary in June. I shall appreciate
your support and if nominated and
(acted promise to work for all the'
eople of the county.
W. H. DUCKWORTH |
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
At the insistence of a number of
eading citizens cf the county I here
y announce my candidacy for r.omi
iation in the Democratic Primary for
he place of Couuty Commissioner,
ly reason for running for the office
3 to be of service to the people. I
____E. CARL ALLISON i
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce fof re-nomina
lon and election on the Democratic
icket for the office of Commissioner.
: have done my best for the past
(our years for my county, and if
he people want me to oontinue I
shall appreciate their support.
W. JB. HENDERSON
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To the Voters of Transylvania
County:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for Tax Collector, subject*to the Dem
ocratic Primary in June, ff nomi
cated and elected I will discharge the
duties of the office to the best of my
ability. Your vote jyili be highly ap
preciated.
LEM BROOKS.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself’ as a
candidate for the office of County
Commissioner subject to action of the
Democratic primary cn June 2nd. If
nominated and elected I shall do all in
my power to‘assist and help my fel
low citizens, especially the drowning
middle man, in some way that they
may have a chance to pay taxes by
giving notes up to and including 1932,
also take bonds for full amount c:
debt sendee.
W. L. MULL. |
FOR SOLICITOR
I annunce my candidacy for nomi
nation as Solicitor of the Eighteer.tt
Judicial District subject to the
Democratic Primary, and respectfully -
solicit your support.
CLARENCE 0. RIDINGS.
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ROBERT R. MULLIKIN
!
llIIIlsIlHlSl
CANDIDATE
For Congress
1 SAYS:
ytSSIi H
We are entering upon a
new era, or renaissance,
socially and .industrially,
the recognition of human
rights being the para
mount issue in govern
ment, and the develop
ment of which requires
new blood to guide its
forces. There must be a
revival, or resurrection, of
real Jeffersonian democ
racy. I do not think that
the American people ar6
yet ready to adopt the
English Monarchial sys
tem _of government by
perpetuating people in
public office. Under our
organic law—the Consti
tution—we elect a con
gressman every .two
years; a President every
four vears. Now, the- framers of that law had but one idea in mind—that the Congress
is supposed to be the guardian and protector of the people’s rights—not their
master or oppressor; and, further, that when a man is continued in public otfice for '
a long period of time lie becomes obsessed with the idea that the position is
not the people’s, and overlooks legislation that ought to originate in his mind for
the benefit and welfare of all the people, rather than for the favored few, or monop
olies or special interests that have enjoyed special privileges or vested rights.
I have carried on a high-class campaign, free from any tinge of mud-slinging or
attacks upon my opponents, and while there have been controversies, rumors, etc.,
I have refused to be drawn into any political controversy and expect to continue to
wage a high-class campaign.
I have not come to attack Mr. Weaver’s record in Congress. The people are just
as familiar with his record as I am. I do take the position, however, tnat the pacron
aee so-called, belongs to the Democratic party and not to the congressmen individ
ually 1 further take the position that inasmuch as we have honored Mr. Weaver
over a long period of years, and now that we are entering upon this new era, and
having been a life-long Democrat and having a desire to attain a life-long ambition
SK active part in democracy's new challenge, I trust that the constituency
of the Democratic party may give my Candidacy Ravorable consideration, i\& 1
fluence and support.
ELIMINATE SALES TAX--REDUCE LAND TAX: HOW?
There must be a bold assertion of “State's Rights." That is one of the fundamen
1 tals of democracy. rights?
First, the states, collectively, are the father of the nation. The states, c0*(ecttvejy,
by a grant of powers in our organic law— J he Constitution—have built up and so > '
ified one of the most powerful, richest nations of the world by means of taxat.on
_taxes paid to the federal government.
Secondly we want to say to the Congress that we are in an impoverished «>n||
dition and want a .reduction, or refund, to the state of at least f*Pei ceu* °f Bps
taxes paid annually to the federal government. Hp|lnggg|j^|ra|
rn 1933 the state of North Carolina paid into the federal treasury $245,000,000,
85 ?eJ cent of which was revenue paid by the tobacco manufacturers. On every one
fhcSnd cigarette, manufactured, the manufacturer pay, to the federal government
00 Now we must demand that Congress lower that tax to, sa} $2.50 or $2.75
l rwhich will enable the state legiel.ture of ?<>** Vx%,kh
rtthpr 25 cents or 50 cents per thousand in the nature of a manufacturers tax wnicn
will amount. to about $25,000,000 annually for the state of North Carolina—a sum
sufficient to eliminate the sales tax—cut the land tax in halt and j^re tfc* school
system to its former !tigh standards. Southern statesmen have overlooked that.
May 26th, 1934.
ROBERT R. MULL1KIN
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