PAGE 4
The Warren Record
Published Every Friday by
The Press Publishing Co.
One Year For ?$1.50
HOWARD. JONES. JR.
BIGNALL S. JONES
< Editors
HOWARD F. JONES, SR.
Contributing Editor
That Justice May Ever Have A
Champion; That Evil Shall Not
Flourish Unchallenged.
Entered at the Postoffice at Warrenton,
North Carolina, under Act
of Congress of 1879. .
The Lord knoweth the days
of the upright; and their inheritance
shall be forever.?
Psalm 37:18.
He who does anything because
it is the custom maJtes no
choice; he gains no practice
either in discerning or desiring
what is best.?John Stewan
Mill.
A GRATIFYING
CAMPAIGN
It is gratifying to the citizens
of Warren county that
an election with half a hundred
candidates could have
been conducted with so little
mudslinging and lack of
animosity. Candidates entered
the political arena as
friends; the people spoke;
the candidates accepted the
mandate of the people without
bitterness, and victor and
defeated are still friends.
We regret that the county
shall be put to the added expense
of a second primary.]
But if the second campaign!
is conducted on the same
high plane as the first we
feel that our citizens will be
gratified. And we somehow
have the notion that the
temper of our people is such
that if any candidate should
resort to mudslinging in the
second try, that such person
will be eliminated by the
vote of "the electorate.
WE COMMEND
BOARD'S ACTION
In guaranteeing the payment
of notes for the Macon
and Littleton school districts
on Monday the Board of
County Commissioners did
not make these district debts
become a county obligation
except in the remote contingency
that these said districts
become unable to pay.
Because district bonds will
mature within the next few
years, any chnce that the
county will have to pay the
notes is practically negligible,
unless it should be determined
at some future
date that the county as a
whole shall take over all
school debts. In that event
the debts of the two effect
ed districts would have been
paid by the county as a matter
of course. But the action
of the Board on Monday had
nothing to do with this.
The action of the Board
means that the county simply
lent its credit to the Macon
and Littleton districts in
order that an injustice to
teachers in those district*;
might be rectified. In our
opinion, it was an action that
should, and we believe will,
meet with the approval oi
every fair-minded citizen oi
Warren county.
The present Board oi
County Commissioners has
made a splendid record ir
handling the fiscal affairs oi
the county. Warren's credit
has been maintained in tht
face of a condition that has
caused other counties to de
n 14- iiY\/~vr> fliniV r?Kli rrotinnci
inuit upuu tllVll V/Jl/llgC*
The only blotch upon ar
otherwise perfect record foi
the county as a whole is the
matter of unpaid school
teachers. By their action or
Monday the commissionerf
practically wiped out this
blotch. We are proud tha
they did so and we expres;
our thanks to them for s<
doing. (
Warrenton, North Carolina
I MOSTLY
PERSONAL
: '
By BIGNALL JONES
Perhaps no one in Warren county
enjoyed the primary of Saturday
more than G. B. Hull. No one was
more in evidence around the polls
and on the streets and late at night
he was going strong, chuckling and
laughing with bystanders as returns
began to come in.
Commissioner Henry Wall said
Monday that he never took as little
part in a campaign as he did in the
one that ended Saturday. Other
memBfers of the board were telling
about late hours of retirir^g on Saturday.
Mr. Wall said that he went
to bed that night at 8 o'clock.
Unofficial vote on Monday showed
that Commissioner Wall was
winner or losser by only a vote or
two. Mr. Wall said that according
to some figures he missed being I
elected by a tenth of a vote; most
reports had it two votes. However,
the official vote tabulated on Tuesday
revealed that the Roanoke citizen
has six or seven votes to spare.
Nothing of an unforseen nature
has been reported from Saturday's
election except that in two precincts
voters were toting more whiskey
than they could successfully carry
and as a result knocked over voting
booths and became pretty badly
tangled up in the wreckage.
Commenting on his defeat for
Judge of Recorder's court, Jos. P.
Pippen of Littleton isaid on Monday
that he made absolutely no
campaign for the office, simply
placed his name before the voters
and was cheerfully abiding by the
results.
Note to all men in public office:
"Be not too hasty to claim credit
for matters successfully completed,"
wrote Benjamin Franklin in Poor
Richard's Almanac, "for time will
usually bestow credit where it rightfully
belongs and if you are slow to
claim credit you will eventually be
*
repaid and win a reputation ior
modesty as well."
To my knowledge, forgetfulness
of the truth of this maximum cost
one candidate his position in the
primary Saturday and lost many
votes for another.
...... Drewry Items
Mr. Elwood Paschall who attends
Western Maryland College arrived
recently to spend the summer at
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. White and
Charles III were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Read of Palmer
Springs on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Capps who attended
High Point College arrived recently
to spend some time at her home
here.
Mrs. H. E. Brewer and Hamet Jr.;
visited friends at Norlina Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kimball
and baby daughter of Delhi, Canada,
are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Walston, Mr.!
L. G. Walston and Arthur M. Arrington
spent Friday in Richmond.
Mrs. Walston visited Mrs. Ollie
Krisely and Mrs. Claiborne Wilson
while there.
Mrs. J. H. Bullock and daughters
visited relatives in Blackstone, Va.,1
recently.
Misses Nancye White and Olive
White of Raleigh are guests of Miss
Alice White.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming of W. C.
of U. N. C. is spending the summer
at h'er home here.
Mrs. George White of Warrenton
. spent the week end with Miss Nena
White.
HONORS SCHOOL MATES
i Drewry, June 5.?Little Rose
, Paschall entertained her school
mates and friends on her 7th birth'
day Wednesday afternoon, May 30.
, In the beautiful oak grove in her
? home various games were played,
j after which delicious ice cream and
1 cake were served, suckers being
used as favors. The dining room was
? beautifully decorate^ with white
and pink roses and blue paper. Be5
fore being served all the children
i were invited into the living room
! where "little Rose" opened the
" many present she received. Those
' present were Vivian, Rose and
! Nora Alice Arrington, Louise Edi5
son and Red Williams, Barker Jr.,
Bettie Jean and Amy Walker Watkins,
Lillian and Belle Fleming,
. Alma and Vernon Holtzenman,
[ Millard Jr., Rose Mae, Dorothy and
. Mammie Paschall and Weldon
Capps Jr.
k
1 Embro Items
i .
j Mrs. Clyde Wagner came home
Sunday. She has been at Park View
3 Hospital at Rockv Mount where she
t was operated on for appendicitis.
3 Mr. Eddie Powers, a member of
one of the CCC camps, visited his
parents near here last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Pitchford who
THE V
OFFICIAL VC
CANDIDATE g
1 p.
E x
2 co
U. S. Congressman
Kerr 263 191 2i
Dickens 155 71 1(
Utility Commissioner
Winborne 275 187 2(
Macon 79 55 4
House Representatives
Dowtin 254 124 1'
Aycock 68 83 1C
Davis 66 51 4
Senate
Gibbs 155 84 2C
Rodwell 212 145 t
Connell 38 27 J
Judge Recorder's Ct
Taylor , 57 157 T
A fl t
Pridgen oi "** '
PIppen 250 30 !
Petar 27 30 :
Coroner
Allen 74 37 1
Shearin 174 128 i
Rooker 100 84 15
Ayscue 23 14 1
j Clerk of Court
[ Newell 224 50 2!
Nicholson 180 212 ?
Sheriff
Pinnell 77 48 21
Thornton 349 213 1<
Register of Deeds
Powell 204 129 21
Baxter 85 78
Montgomery 29 34 <
! Bobbitt 93 14 3
County Commis'ers
Burroughs 81 145 2'
C. J. Fleming 109 115 2<
1 Wall 307 154
Capps 143 104 1!
Powell 151 99 li
King 342 133 I
Bugg 148 73 l!
Davis 134 165 1
Skinner 239 80 i
Womintr R7 71 ll
uuiui A ? - ?
White 33 57 li
Clark 15 25
Myrick 75 41 I
Board of Education
Kinsey 127 171 1
Drake 71 224 2
King 341 135 1
Leach 307 86
Harris 168 110 1
Walker 82 102 1
Paschall 59 112 1
Cole 191 79 1
Dryden 139 58 1
Haithcock 107 73
Carter 152 59 1
have been in Florida several years
came home Monday night, arriving
about 9 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheek of
Inez were in our community last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Cheek and
little daughter, Vivian, and Miss
Sibyl Neal spent last Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Best of
Airlie. They are Mrs. Cheek's
parents.
Political Advertisement
TO THE VOTERS
I take this method of expressing
my appreciation for the support
given me in the primary of June 2.
It is greatly appreciated.
FRANK H. GIBBS
NEWELL SAYS
I wish to extend my sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
citizens of?Warren county for the
splendid vote given me in the |irimary
of June 2nd. I will continue
to give my best efforts unceasingly
for the welfare of Warren and the
proper discharge of all duties as
your Clerk of Court.
WILLIAM NEWELL.
TO THE VOTERS OF WARREN
COUNTY:
I want to thank each and everyone
that supported my candidacy in
the past primary.
Respectfully,
A. O. DICKENS.
TO MY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS
IN WARREN COUNTY
To those whom I have not been
able to personally express my appreciation
for their loyal support in
renominating me as Register of
Deeds in the recent Primary, I
wish to say that I am deeply and
sincerely grateful to each one of
you for the splendid vote of trust
and confidence that you so genX"
- %
Chas. E. Foster
Civil Engineer, Surveyer
Littleton, N. C.
V..i
?
bhhihhhhhhhhhhhhihi
BARREN RECORD
)TE OFWARRI
m ? i
i $ 8
v O X v a 60 a
S 5 J ft 111
sill a e g
15 73 78 . 178 49 112 221
)0 22 28 17 27 16 61
>5 55 85 161 40 82 200
30 14 27 15 30 63
f9 36 62 61 9 54 119
14 30 30 106 47 20 85
19 26 14 33 18 51 74
>3 39 51 134 56 72 122
17 33 30 25 13 42 102
18 22 24 40 7 10 40
n 28 35 107 23 75 106
)5 43 24 76 35 44 87
12 2 0 1 1 1 57
35 20 46 17 17 5 34
38 33 58 123 53 38 61
38 7 34 31 16 15 104
33 37 12 16 3 4 37
26 14 1 30 4 67 66
32 62 98 179 69 98 143
>5 30 7 22 5 28 138
29 68 97 193 63 58 91
)7 25 9 8 12 67 193
31 54 72 147 24 93 200
8 29 27 38 13 21 20
10 8 4 8 27 8 22
L3 0 3 5 1 4 36
14 44 89 174 57 44 52
16 68 76 182 53 50 122
17 41 50 59 25 63 194
97 31 36 116 30 78 84
01 35 42 101 44 54 111
BO 25 15 48 14 64 172
96 21 34 30 45 79 101
44 32 64 54 17 41 115
62 28 24 30 26 42 146
07 35 30 62 15 22 55
69 56 35 36 8 7 44
L7 8 3 20 25 38 36
38 26 9 10 1 4 139
t y 'i /V
93 45 69 81 15 74 64
20 38 64 50 12 50 95
13 26 28 106 54 67 199
91 48 39 135 48 35 173
74 19 31 29 8 53 114
88 49 54 51 11 33 64
57 46 64 33 8 38 55
15 35 40 129 51 27 173
45 44 34 176 64 27 112
86 50 41 121 52 79 137
56 46 48 69 29 40 150
erously gave me. i
Again assuring every citizen of ^
Warren County an administration
of the duties of the office to the t
best of my ability and awaiting (
your commands, I am, i
Respectfully yours, 3
JOS. C. POWELL . 1
TO THE VOTERS OF WARREN
COUNTY ?
I regret very much the rumor
that is being spread over the county
by my opponent, Mr. Allen, with
regards to my entering a second
primary. I have made no such ^
promise to Mr. Allen or any one .
else and he knows it. I did prom- ,
ise him that if all the officers were
elected in the first primary except ^
Coroner and he was high man that
he could rest assured that I would
not call a second primary.
I have been to see Mr. Allen and
asked him to stop this rumor. He
tried to get me not to rim, which.
I refused to do} if any body called
a second primary, then he said (in.
the presence of myself and two oi
my friends) "If you run anyway
IH use this rumor, and it will defeat
you any way."
I have never offered myself as a
candidate for any county office before
this primary, nor can I recall
Mr. Allen having ever been elected
by the people of the county. So
why should he have the authority
to say who shall be Coroner? I
haven't the time or what it would
cost to deny this rumor to each of
you in pterson, so I am taking the
best means that I know of to deny
i Dr. Rufus S. Jones | j
A.B., ALA., D.D.S.
: General Practice of Dentistry
X-RAY SERVICE j
Citizens Bank Building
i
Phone 70
Out (if office every Thursday
rtmmtmiwiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniii i
/
Wftrrenton, No
IN COUNTY
===== 1
a 1
1 I
a S
<V H
s | . |
> o 5 |> j
fell"-'
? H K z W H
293 145 40 193 294 2335
91 25 . 2 87 80 782
258 97 40 185 257 2187
74 19 2 75 64 590
214 22 35 115 202 1486
95 20 7 90 83 868
75 99 2 67 72 697
241 72 1 147 240 1617
118 17 36 99 102 1071
26 61 7 29 34 403
;87 49 4 151 .185 1341
162 75 5 54 138 961
14 2 17 8 22 437
28 22 17 69 25 392
252 18 10 117 221 1183
52 7 24 100 37 817
36 , 2 5 49 52 570
41 121 4 5 62 478
0
318 115 19 236 293 2186
69 34 24 46 75 925
270 66 14 230 251 1750
119 78 30 47 119 1376
242 95 12 158 248 1879
66 35 17 107 62 606
69 11 '3 12 51 326
3 10 11 3 5 201
322 47 23 121 287 1730
231 68 20 157 223 1720
164 83 43 103 148 1481
240 51 12 111 198 1431
237 91 8 119 210 1403
80 85 31 50 74 1213
118 78 15 101 141- 1180
126 48 12 88 103 1143
137 33 12 103 149 1111
84 24 6 152 94 814
62 7 13 223 43 793
32 82 9 21 45 376
15 8 15 14 26 371
301 79 33 152 274 1673
258 79 27 150 240 1578
102 44 30 63 88 1396
90 60 21 98 98 1323
211 83 109 118 182 1319
235 52 10 176 206 1313
219 68 19 157 157 1192
81 50 11 111 86 1179
91 52 9 90 94 1135
102 61 16 96 111 1132
83 47 24 132 82 1117
t. If I have done the right or
vrong thing, you can be the judge.
I appreciate very much the vote
;hat I got. I had no idea what to
;xpect, and to those of you who
nay support me again, I am asking
rou to give Mr. Allen a square deal.
: had rather be defeated than to be
dected by any unfair method.
Thanking you again for your loyil
support,
I am respectfully yours,
JASPER W. SHEARIN,
Candidate for Coroner of Warren
bounty.
tfacon, N. C.
Tune 7, 1934.
THE SI
sense of s
II goes with a "
. L y and Trust"
made the pa;
XXg easier for thou
K|J pie throughou
sLtionThe
same feeli
tion makes
more confiden
a ^
I Citizens I
1
?
rth Carolina
Blue mold has appeared In the A
tobacco beds of Halifax county but
Ls not spreading rapidly at this b<
time. In Wilson County, the dis- si
sase is spreading. di
Pitt tobacco growers have received
over $300,000 in rental and equalization
payments as a reward for w
cooperating with the Agricultural la
Warren'
Warrentoi
PROGRAM WEI
Monday-1
Clark Gable ant
?in"Men
In
Wedne
Warren W
?in
"Upper ^
"D ? M/wn T*\ nir A /-I
lliXL g Hill Jsay* j-xka.
Thursday
Johny Weis
?in"Tarzan
And
Satur
Randolph
?irt"Thunderin
Coming July 7?
Bob St
?in"The
Mystery
I- =
LACK 01
Lack of space forbids ui
the many advantages yo
Warrenton Se
We have to SHOW you.
LET us sh
ATLAS TIRES still bear
tional road hazard guar
Our wash, polish and
guaranteed at attractive
Satisfaction guarantee!
way?or els
1 rvTVffmmir?
iNSE
OF SEC I
m
ecurity whici ture now. T
Citizens Bank the opportur
account has creates wU,
3t four years ,, ,
ian?A? ? them because
isands of peot
all this sec- tion's strengt]
service.
ng of satisfac- 45 years of
these people fixed its stan
it for the fa- formance.
Jank & Trust C
HENDERSON, N. C.
reading Bank in This Set
"Since The Year 1889"
lliiiiiiiiniiiiiiinniiiiii||iiiiiininminiiin'iniiiinminiiniiiiiiiiiiii"""'.inni^rnn
_ ?AY, JUNE 8, JL
e'8ht ,ield! Plantej to J/~\
? to Catawba Co "*B /
"toe. the farm ,6w.Co?"? t Jl <
sad plants. fouc<i jl
Northw"^r^r,
armest climate in the u-.u M
titude. orl(1 forllb>
rheatire ''II
i^N. C. |t
=:K JUNE 11 I
'uesday ,1
i Myrna Loy
White" ;ft*
Vorld" In
mission, 10c-15c
-Friday
ismuller fl
His Mate" |
g Herd" j ] $
1 HMi
-New Serial
Squadron" Be
IK
-j^Hc0
f SPACE I
?r/#1^ ^HFI
3 TELLING you all of
u get trading at the Bg
rvice Station K
We CAN show you. HSp
ow you. bt
n.
' the written uncondi- Her
antee. HJJj
grease jobs ai e also fl^
prices. B111
\
1 every day, in every B d
ie no pay.
MSSHHp
8
.-^H^ \
JR IT Y111
hey know th?.t
lities Recovery
mean more to
of this institu- I
ti and seasoned
success have
dards of per
Company to
ction" m*