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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930
SOLICITOR CLARK
1919 he was elected Mayor of Green- and then m6re romance he's a ro
ville, and again in 1921. In 22 hemantic devil, all right he cot mar-
ran for State Solicitor and was de-j ried only six months ago but he dis-
By KID HOMAN
feated in the whole district by only
400 ballots he was reelected Mayor
Editor New Bern Times in Article of 'of Greenville and again in 1923 each
April 12th., 1929. ,of his myoralty battles were marked
Dave "Red" Clark and the Decla-by heavy fights, but he was the can
ration of Independence both happen- j didate of the people, an(j etu:h flme
ed in Halifax County, and down the ' he ran his campaigns were marked
years both have remained mighty ef-jby larger and ever increasing major
ficient. I ities.
Dave Clark, State Solicitor of this Tn thes trong campaign of 1926
Judicial District, is an easy subject he was elected Solicitor of this dis
to write about he's absolutely on I trict and resigned as Mayor of Green
the level four square, democratic, ; ville, when it helped to elect him so
and a public servant who's made his ' hcitor, lost a doggone determined,
office synonymous with strict honest yet absolutely impartial city official
and earnest endeavor you don't it was Dave Clark who put Green
have to gloss over vague periods inville's police force on the map as one
Dave s history just to make good ; of the most efficient and capable in
copy there ain't any such periods itho whole State
EL"rinSyflet hiSt"ry f anV! IWa whole rrd one to be
honest guy flow from your pen an, , ,, 0fthis story is all too brief
some episode in Dave's life in bound i ,umL "
to fit vour storv i , thoroughly enjoy writing Dave
t ly2 l7;f.. , Mark's full biography- there'd be
uax iamuy his daddy, K. T. Clark,
played a lotta sense, at that or may
be Lady Lucy was one of his god
mothers because in waiting 'till
he'd chartered his own pathway, he
met Miss Myrtle Brogden, of Tenn
essee. Dave and Miss Brogden were
married July 10, 1928. She was
Pitt County's supervisor of schools at
the time of her marriage to Dave
she's charming, doggone pretty, tal
ented and gifted with a whale of a
lotta common sense it's a good old
world and may the tribe of Clark
ever increase. Adv.
in Iredell County this past season.
Eggs from these birds hatched into
vigorous, healthy chicks.
was a well-known lawyer his uncle
the illustrious Walter Clark of
Halifax, graced the State Supreme
Court bench for 28 years as a mem
ber, and for at least a quarter cen
tury as Chief Justice. Justice Wal
ter Clark died in 1924, and a whole
state mourned the passing of one of
its greatest men and characters.
Dave Clark's mother was Margaret
Lillington, daughter of a well-known
North Carolina family Dave was
born in Halifax Sept. 21, 188G, as
red-headed as a beacon light he's
43 years old, and looks a lot 1 ess
reckon theres' a reason for his youth
ful appearance he's one of those
individuals who is clean morally,
mentally, physically.
He was graduated from the h;h
school at Weldon and entered State
College to take up civil engineering
and when he graduated he follow
ed that profession for several years.
A heredity penchant for law urg
ed him back to Wake Forest in 1911,
after a law course, there he was li
censed and began practice at Green-
vine in vjiz he
tolks recognized
Iventure, romance an indomitahb.
determination to be just and right
Sweet clover makes an ideal pas
ture for sheep according to John W.
Robinson of Newton, Catawba Coun
ty, who is pasturing 76 head on 16
acres of the clover this spring.
Lespedeza is standing the dry
spring in good condition in David
son County, say those farmers who
have planted it in comparison with
red and other clovers.
Cleveland County cotton growers
report the best stand they have had
in several years. The corn is also up
to a good stand and is growing nicely.
Four pure bred Jersey calves were
bought by 4-H club members of Crav
en County last week.
Twenty good farmers of Chatham
County have entered the five-acre
corn growing contest and report good
stands.
was ynunir. but
energy and hon.xt-
convictions, and he was elected to
state legislature from Pitt County in
u 16-14 he again served in th
same capacity in 1917-18 he was
the author of several important fa -tun
mL'aSUres while in the leR'sla-
Although legislators were immune
from war service, he resigned his
seat in the house and volunteered in
tne army for the World War h, I
ported to Washington and was sent
to Camp Sherman at Chillicothee, 0.
alter the Armistice was signed D,ve
Clark came hart- v,m ... r-.
4.1. i """'c tu urcenvine,
n the hot spring campaign of
and
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to
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NORFOLK-SOUTHERN
MAY 17, 1930
via
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J. F. DALTOX,
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EXCURSION FARES
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Oct. 3 (Weekly). j
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ATTENTION SCHOOL PUPILS OF
CARTERET COUNTY
We wish to congratulate the graduates and those who were pro
moted to higher grades, and all of the pupils of the county for
their splendid record this year. We hope that all those who
failed to make their grade will be successful the coming yc-ar.
With best wishes,
Ralph S. Eudy Howard G. Eudy
J. M. Wolfe Sr. D. T. Miller
T. S. Eudy, Prop.
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STATEME
NT oi Cong
ressman CHARLES L. ABEilETHY
To The Voters of the Third Congressional
istrict
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SOMETIME AGO I ANNOUNCED MY CANDIDACY FOR CONGRESS TO BE VOTED FOR ON
JUNE 7TH. I HAD HOPED THAT THE CAMPAIGN WOULD BE CONDUCTED ON A HIGH PLANE,
BUT MY OPPONENT HAS SEEN FIT TO USE PERSONALITIES WHICH ARE FALSE AND WHICH
HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN PROVEN TO BE FALSE. MY RECORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE AS SO
LICITOR FOR TWELVE YEARS AND AS YOUR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FOR EIGHT;
YEARS IS THE BEST ANSWER TO THESE UNWARRANTED AND UNFAIR ATTACKS.
I AM SURE THE PEOPLE OF MY DISTRICT WILL CONDEMN SUCH TACTICS USED PURE
LY FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES IN A LAST MINUTE EFFORT TO WIN VOTES AND TO DIVERT
THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE FROM COMPARING THE RESPECTIVE MERITS OF THE TWO
CANDIDATES. I CALL ON MY FRIENDS TO RALLY AT THE POLLS AND TO NOMINATE ME FOR
CONGRESS BY AN OVERWHELMING VOTE.
I AM PROFOUNDLY GRATEFUL FOR THE CONFIDENCE REPOSED IN ME BY THE PEOPLE
OF MY DISTRICT. I SHALL CONTINUE TO STRIVE FAITHFULLY TO PROVE WORTHY OF
THIS HIGH TRUST AND TO RENDER EFFICIENT SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE AS IN THE PAST.
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Charles L. Aberaethy
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