:U® ®ANBURY REPORTER.
Established 1872.
ROOSEVELT LANDSLIDE
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STOKES ELECTS
ALL DEMOCRATS
ROOSEVELT'S MAJORITY 1126
LEGISLATIVE AND
COUNTY CANDIDATES ALL
ELECTED B¥ INCREASED
MAJORITIES JOHN TAY-i
LOR'S VOTE SECOND OM.'-Yj
TO PRESIDENT'S ROBAKI
SMITH GETS BIGGEST
MAJORITY.
Stokes goes Democratic with,
largely increased majorities, i
President Roosevelt's majority is;
1126. His vote wac 4355 to La.i- j
don's 3259.
John Taylor is re-elected
Sheriff over "Boss" Erown, the!
vote being 4221 to 3451. Tay-;
lor's vote is second only to
Roosevelt's, his majoi ity being
770.
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Robah Smith, Democrat, for
>
Register of Deeds, has a majority
over Hall, Republican, of 825. |
Hoey for Governor trails the
. returns, receiving 3884 lo Gris
som's 3598. Hoey's majority is
286. It is estimated that one or
two hundred McDonaldites vot.d
-OVI n i' nif in JMfrr
Governor. ,
Sparger is elected to the
. Senate from Stokes and Surry by
9 majority of possibly 2500 the
official returns from Surry not
yet in.„
Scott wins over Petree for the
legislature by a majority of 655.
Peter's Creek township goes
Democratic by eleven votes.
Pine Hall precinct sent up a
Democratic majority of 238.
King P. T. A.
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The P- T. A. of Kin£ held Us
regular monthly meeting in the
King High School auditorium
• Monday evening, Nov. 2. Much
interest and enthusiasm was
shown on the part of both parents
and teachers. The indications are
that King Parent Teachers Asso
ciation is going to be very activ:
in Berving the school as it hac
proved to be in preceding
years. The following officers
were elected to serve the P. T.
A.
President —Mr. C. R. Carroll.
Vice-president, Mr. Paul Mea
dows.
Secretary, Miss Leona Graham.
Mrs. G. E. Stone, who has
served as treasurer for some
time, asked to be relieved of her
dutiea. A treasurer will be named
at the next meeting.
Publicity Committee: Midd
Vera Jones, chairman, Miss Nell
Thomas, Mrs. Paul Meadows.
The other standing committees
are to be named at a later date.
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You'll regret it : if, you miss
outstanding picture "Private
Number" starring Rpbt Taylor
and Loretta Young, at ,Stuart
Theatre, Nov. B*o. ..
Volume 64.
STOKES ELECTION !
DECLARED LEGAL
BOARD OF ELECTIONS HEARS
I PROTEST OF REPUBLICANS
CCC BOYS WHO CASI
BALLOTS AT DANBURY ARi
! WITHIN THEIR RIGHTS
REPUBLICANS MAY APPEAL I
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A written pretest signed fcyji
j \V. G. Petree, J. S. Joyce, A. 8.,
; Carter and Baxter Hall wa c i
presented to the Board ef l l
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i Elections here this week, charg-11
j ing irregularities at Danfcury'j j
'precinct wherein about 20 CCC 1
i*'
j ramp toys wei e allowed to c?.?t '
• their ballots at Tuesday's etec-jj
tion.
After hearing the complaint !
and investigating the matter, the' j
Board which is composed of C. I j
IL. Carroll, chairman, Bill Fulton i
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and S. P. Christian sustained the
boys in their rights and allowe-J
| their votes to be counted.
Mr. Ffcilton, the Republican j
member of the board, declined to'
concur in the decision.
The contention of the Repub-
was that the CCC boys
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and had no right to vote here
under 1 the law.
The board took the view that
the voters had taken the oath
prescribed by the election law
qualifying legalized voters, ani
1 -hat there was no evidence but 1
that they met the legal require- J
1 ments. f
The Board of Election? c
together with the county return- 5
ing board, was in session Thurs
day and Friday. After canvassing '
the votes of the county the re
turning board gave place to thi j
session of the Board of Elec- *
tions. ,
The protesting Republicans i
evidenced their intention to ap- ]
peal to the State board of elec- j
tions at Raleigh. (
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from the following Stokes county
concerns:
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, Stokes Lumber Co., Walnut c
Cove, N. C.
T. G. New, King.
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Hauser A Bailey, Walnut Cove. n
Jones Brothers, Walnut Cove.
Tuttle Motor Co., Walnut Cove. A
J. M. Woods, Danbury.
Ray Brothers, Meadows.
' E. M. Taylor, Walnut Cove.
Lawsonville Motor Co,, Law- n
Bonvilte. ( . .
J. W. Mnville Filling Statloa,
Walnut Cove. df
Danbury, N. C, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1936
President Carries Every State But
Two, Even Winning In Landon's
Own State Of Kansas
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Sandy Ridge News
The fair on last Friday after
noon in Sandy Ridge was a great
success, proving the successful
farming that is being done in this
section. Also the beautiful pieces
showed skilled work from the
and work that was? on exhibit
by the ladies.
Miss Audry Collins gave a
birthday party Saturday night.
The following ones were present :
Misses Georgia Mays, Madaline
Vernon, Lillic Mae and Zillia
Priddy, Lenora Spencer, Rutli
and Aliene Joyce; Mr. Jamie and
Clifton Vernon, William and H.
L. Wilson, Jr., R. C. Eado.n,
Richard Vernon, Willard Wat
kins and Kelly Hutcherson.
Mr. Edgar Ellington spent last
week in Winston-Salem.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Silas Gibson last Tuesday night.
Miss Bernice Styers is visiting
Jessie Fralin and Rebecca Tay
lor.
Miss Lois Tally visited Misses
Zeller Mae and " Mozelle White
Saturday evening.
Misses Eva and Earline Ziglar
fisited Miss Mae Case Saturday
night.
Misses Ruth Joyce and Francis
imoa were in Madison Saturday.
Miss Georgia Mays was in
Uartinsville Wednesday.
- Mr. Ray Duncan , and Canity
rieited his home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harison -*Mfeed
tfr. ami Mrs. Sttm Vernon iflu-
! Walnut Cove Route 1 j
The Loyal Wesley class of.
t Palmyra Methodist church held j
,1 its monthly meeting at the horn-- 
dF of Mrs. W. C. White. Friday
!
3 night, Oct. 30. The subject fori
e the meeting was, "Gratitude for
1 1 the Beauties of Nature." An in j
teresting talk was made by Mrs.)
N. S. Mullican on, "Seeing the'
a Beautiful in Nature." A solo, j
" "Into the Woods My Master
' Went," was rendered by Mrs. W. \
e C. White. Scripture was read by
B Mrs. W. M. Fowler and prayer j
1 offered by Mrs. J. L. Spencer. A 1
* I bible contest was held by Mrs.
'*; Travis Tuttle, the winner
'• the closing song, "For the
Mrs. Mullican. The class sang for
Beauty of the Earth." Mrs.
t White assisted by Miss- Dolly
White assisted by Miss Dolly i
White, served delicious refresh-i
inents. The meeting for Novem
ber will be held at the home of
Mrs. N. S. Mullican.
Miss Meta Ragland, of Keroers
ville, spent the week-end as
' guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
, 
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Eaton and i
family, of Pinnacle, visited Mr. j
and Mrs. J. B. Greene Sunday.
Miss Sue Marie Butner, of i
Kernersville, spent the week-eid I
with Mr. a>d Mr& Travis Tattle.
Mr. Gordon Boyles and Rolland -
Garni!, of Winston-Salem; Gla»- 8
tor Jtoes, «f High Point; dam 1
Lewia aaat ttwill Flynt,'' of
Walnat O aw% Et. 1, Jtoa 1
Fr&acfci Boat MaUiran Satanfey I
.night. i«
North Carolina Elects Hoey
And State Officers By
Huge Majorities—Stokes
County Democratic By In
creased Majorities
HOEY AHEAD
B Y 200,000:
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; WILKES COUNTY, AFTER 7Z
YEARS, GOES DEMOCRATIC
SAMPSON DEMOCRATIC:
' AGAIN.
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North Carolina goes Democrat .? j
as usual. Hoey lead 9 Grissom by
'JOQ.GOO to 250,000. All Democratic
State officers are elected by tre-,
ncndoua margins.
Wilkes county is Democratic
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| for the first time in 72 years.
I Sampson county, Republican
! stronghold, is carried by the
Democrats.
| The majority- of President
Roowelf in the State is stag
gering. Qfi.cial returns arp t.
jcor.ie in. So--e estimates are
high as 400,000.
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King News
' King, N'ov. 4. Dr. and Mrs.
Belmont Helsabeck have returned
from an extended trip to the
Bermuda Islands.
Grady Newsum, of King and
Miss Francis Lane motored to
; Stuart, Virginia, Sunday, where |
they were united in marriage. ,
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O. O. Grabs has purchased,
from O. T. Fowler, a business lot
on Main streeL
, The following births were
j registered here last week: To Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Dodson, a son,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Heath, a,
daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hawkins, a daughter; to Mr. and)
| Mrs. Willie Forrest, a son and to j
[Mr. and Mrs. Julius,.Helsabeck, a
daughter.
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Work on a new home for!
Grover Pulliam on Broad street
is well underway.
The Slate Motor Company are
repainting the interior of their!
building. j
£• L. Pulliam has returned fo
hi 8 home at Aaheboro after
spending a few days with rela-1
tiveaf here. j 1
A; Car being driven by Dewey 1
Low# and an automobile with'
Mf ß - Woe Ailed and two children 1
* Wiwloo-Salem collided on 1
Number 3,367
ROOSEVELT LEAD
IS NINE MILLION
'nJGKITY IN ELECTORAL
COLLI GE OVER 500
SENATE A N I) HOUSE
| DEMOCRATIC AGAIN WITH
LARGER MARGINS.
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Roosevelt is re-elected by the
greatest majority in the history
,of the natiop. His ~ popular vote
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l«ad is around 9,(KH),00, while his
electoral college vote will be 523
to Landon's 8.
The President carried every
State except Maine and Vermont.
Landon failed to carry his own
State of Kansas, which went for
the New Deal by a largo
majenty.
T'.:e Senate and the House of
Representatives will be Demo
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::a;ic again with increased
i
majorities.
j The aliasing sweep of the
Roosevelt landslide practically
wipes out the national Republican
party.
r.-.:ly in the nivj-ht of Tuesday,
Governor Landon «. ngratulated
President Roofvveil.
The editor of the Literary
! Digest, which predicted Landon's
flection by an overwhelming
majoiity, refused to comment on
j '-he result except to say that he
"could not undeistand."
AI Smith, the bitter foe of the
I P; esident, Hearst and many
i Liberty Leaguers," sent their
j congratulations. . »
'Main street Friday night. Dewey
| sustained several superficial
( wounds about the face and head
and one of the children in the
Allen car was slightly hurt.
. Love's car was only slightly
, damaged while the Allen car was
■ damaged considerably. _
j Dr. Garrett Dalton and
MadaJine Mulson. of New York
City, have returned to their
i homes after spending a few days
jwith Dr. and Mrs. Belmont Helg*.
beck on Main street. :
The Halloween Carnival held K
the high school building FHday
night -was a success.