WEDNESOA, JUNE 19, 1946
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Education
A young boy asked his father
"Hey, Pop, how dees electricity
go through wires?"
"Don't know, son. Electricity's
always been a puzzle to me."
"Then, pop, can you tell me
what makes thunder and lightning?"
"Tell the truth, son, I never
did exactly understand the
thing myself."
"HeyJ pop," said the son af
ter a little thought . . . "Oh well,
never n ind."
"Go ahead, son," cried the
father. "Ask questions. Ask
lots of questions. ;How else are
you going to learn?" ?
Striqtly Professional
Harry: "He's what's known
as a cross-word puzzle fighter
Jerry : "What do you mean by
that?"
Harry : "He goes into the ring
vertical and comes out horizon
tal."
James Ed. Wood
: Funeral Friday ftoberdel.
James Edward Wood, 60, died
at his home at Roberdel this
Wednesday morning. He had
been sick a long time. The
IUnerai wm : at;
4 o'clock from- the Methodist
will I
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be in Eastside cemetery at
Rockingham;
Jim Wood was born Nov. 8,
1885, son of the late Henry
Armstrong Wood. He is sur
vived by a sister, three brothers,
two children and his wife, who
was the former Bertha Mae
Watts.
Of Course
"And why do you wish to in
sure your right thumb?" asked
the startled insurance man.
"It's the one I keep my hus
band under," retored Mrs. Hef
Jo: Why was the housewife j
embarrassed when sne opened
the refrigerator door? -
Mo: I don't know. Why?
Jo: She saw a little Russian
dressing.
SEGOM PRIMARY
June 22,1946.
SHERIFF:
Carl H. Holland (2931)
Raymond W. Goodman (2281)
LEGISLATURE:
George S. Steele (2397)
Tommy Baldwin (1775)
COMMISSIONERS:
' (Rockingham)
John F. Hamer (1615)
Lee Ellerbe (1514)
Wolf Pit) ?
Earl Greene (1460)
Julian P. Gaddy (1045)
(Marks Creek)
Arthur Capel (2574)
Tom Ormsby (1739)
3
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for
CONSTABLES:
(Rockingham)
Leon Patterson (843)
Ben Blackmbn (252)
(Wolf Pit)
Everett Terry (531)
Luke Childers f 446V . - .
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I THANK YOU
I take this means of thanking
those who voted for me May 25th
there were 1739 of you who
honored me with your vote.
I am a candidate in the Sec
ond Primary to be held June 22.
I respectfully ask your vote. And
you can depend upon me dealing
fairly by all.
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Very truly
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMLUSSIOFIER
FROM R1ARKS CREEK TOWNSHIP
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Carl Holland's conduct as sheriff has won the res
pect and approval of the working men of this county.
e has been faithful to his oath, efficient in the en
forcement of the law, diligent in the protection of life
and property, and impartial in his attitude toward both
labor and management.
Honest people appreciate an honest public official
AIL MILUJ
who will devote his entire time and energy to the duties
of his office!
We hope the workers of Richmond County will vote
to continue Carl Holland as our Sheriff.
This advertisement is sponsored and paid for by in
dividual members of the various railroad labor organi
zations of Hamlet. We know Carl Holland as an hon
est man, an upright citizen, and a good neighbor.