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Unofficial Primary Election Returns For Haywood County
~~T Solicitor S. Serine House Rep. I Sheriff ' Tax Collector Chm of Board j ( Bd. of Comm. Bd. of Education
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Beaverdam No. 2 161 50 51 110 135 59 80 112 199 47 141 30 11 59 15 80 19 8, S ^ 62 m 91 74
Beaverdam No 3 51 ^ 15,^ ? ? ? 5 * 5 g S 5 1 ? " Z ? ? ? >*."8
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Beaverdam No. 5 _38_87_33__33_ 57__28_ 118 58 31 ? M ? ? iT^!. jj S 117 ~ H~i82 ' W ? 92 ?? !? ?? ?
Beavrrdam No. 6 180 71 80 188 106 62 108136 300 29 144 f ^13 46 tt I* ? * * ^ ?. 74 u 23 46~~ 88 36 33
49~ 38 71 77~~ 52 17 40 74 J2._24 60 12_ 6_35__28_J2: _29 42 2 * .i? V ?, % /* ;. , ^ n
Bi? Cmk (Mt. Sterling! 32 8 7 38 6 0 6 38 41 3 37 ,0 0 6 ?0 0 ? 34 ?_ " Q *5 11 7
Cataloochee 1 3 8 4 3 3 1 3 6 1 3 ! ? _ 3 ?- . 14 ~ 52 21 57 6~ 2 12 49 12 49 191
12 59 " 8 K ? 7 59 9 23 57 57 13 9 5 4 8 4 ? 103 298 14., 97 130 187 259 175 .94'
"Zir^Z138!255 3-.180 120 141 278 477 8, 285 90 2, 92 75 2 8 0 1 308 _ .03 298 - . ^ ^ ^ ^ 1
Crabtree 51 . 68 152 123 123 39 79 144 227 29 95 37 .4 75 49 49 - ? ^ 28"~5o"~ 04 48 08
last Fork 60 51 39 05 75 18 .08 10 1.9 31 55 38 .8 22 28 .3 51 .9 _W , - 25 75 97 ~62 80 .09
Fines Creek No. 1 66 73 162 153 100 *!_<? 185 255 42 49 21 9 208 30 3o 250 17 ^ 3 33 40
Fines Creek No. Z 3 33 > * 0 0 0 43 8 3 50 2 0 52 44 1 ? ^ ^
llaxelwood 199 158 135 211 240 77 43 357 402 75 125 149 20 33 102 181 119 140 30 <
Iron Duff 20 27 ^136 ,12 73 47 38 90 ~ 161 18 f 94 23 9 30 28 20 120 20 ,9 10. 0 156 4 J ? * ^ ?
Ivy Hill 228 * 104 93 190 178 119 68 186 388 31 290 40 5 52 39 108 120 55 89 212 39 279 3. 123* 39 ~ 64 ~ 73
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* m* on a U2 1Q 21 33 76 97 38 77 24 5 B 25 89 8 M 45 ?? i
Center Fisron ?4 20 37 92 39 21 33 /o ?/ *? ? ?q. 7fi ? 59 49 31
? . i> 64 * 00' 90 * 81 43 32 92 154 23 57 38 29 8 52 41 71 33 29 3.1 84 12
Centrr^tVav nes* ille 107 273 202 287 313 * 199 175 227 500 132 .53 283 25 54 129 137 .88 215 77 294 MT ^ ^ jg
West Wayncsville l'l7~ 163 179 152 268 193 87 160 358 8^ 174 102 22 83 73 98 1?3 H2 59 259 69 305 203 258~~180 10! 133'
South Wajnesville 150 319 129 289 261 161 159 247 496 111 158 252 35 07 100 106 216 209 47 255 _ _ .. |
Fast \Va> nrsville 56 92 ,73 ,28 220 ,47 ~ 07 ,40 274 80 ^ _ JC _.? 33__ 48__76 81 .27 68 240 58 ?_!?* ^ ^ 28 '
White Oak 9 22 51 41 30 ' 9 12 56 03 12 11 8 0 48 13 3 / 7 , 2 0 65^ 1 73 !
TOT A I. 2789 2399 2725 3830 3459 ,804 2143 3489 0470 ,314 3,31 1872 40, 1373 1350 3166 2483 1871 123, 4012 1009 42.1 1345 1937 2335 3277 3005 2338 20o0
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Center Waynesville 7ii 211 tu?p22?
Lake Junaluska 17 ??= '? ?I?
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West Waynesville 58 35
Allen's Creek 43 ~tj g ?
Hazel wood 43 7:3
totals 255 ^
?South Waynesvllte and East Waynesvil].> i.ot reported
MOKL ABOl'T
Mrs. Rotha
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was known for her many kind
nesses to her friends and neigh- '
bors.
Mrs. Rotha had been a member j
of the Waynesville Presbyterian j
Church through the years of her
residence here and was a member |
of the Dorcas Bell Lotfe Chapter, i
Daughters of the American Rev
olution. Her husband died several i
years ago.
Surviving are two sons, George
Rotha of Charlotte and Harry
Rotha, Jr., of Orlando, Fla; four
daughters, Mrs. Martin Berry of
PJeasdiit.Valley, N. V., Miss Louise
Rotha of St. Mary's City, Md.,
Miss Charlene Rotha of Morgan
ton - Tillie RoJ
lion.. . t>iothers. (3
Km. B T. KiuaI
Francisco, Calif , one J
A. l< BuBreuil of wj
and two grandchildren. |
A11 ' iifs v,ere J
direction of Garrett |
Home
BACK IN \VASHISGI
Bill Davis returned toa
ton tmla after spetidunj
with parents, Mr J
Frank Davis.
D.i \ i- has been in wJ
seven ye aiand i- now*
spt i iul course in acctxuM
uui kiiu lor a financing tl
He was formerly comimI
the llousi of Kepresentathl
inn room 1
? Th an
I Want To Express
My Appreciation For
The Votes I Received
In Saturday's Democratic
t'OMMITTI I'. which met here Friday and selected Lake Junalus
ka for the l!>56 mretini of the Souhteastern Jurisdictional Con
ference. This picture was made on thr steps of thr administration
building. I.akc Junaluska. left to right, front row: Robert Rooks.
Mercer. Trim.: Itenjainin Whitmorr, chairman. Nash\ille; Dr. Ri
mer A. Clark, trustee, Cake Junaluska: Dr. A. J. Ilobbs, Goldsboro:
J. G. Houston, New Albany. .Miss.; Second row; F.dwin Jones.
chairman of board of trustees of Lake Junaluska. C harlotte; Dr.
K. II. Hlum-hurd, pastor. Central Methodist church, Ashevilie;
llush Classic, truster, Waynesville: Jewell R. Smith, Nashville;
Admiral \X. N. Thomas, trustee, I.akc Junaluska, James W. Fowler,
Jr., .superintendent. Lake Junaluska, and Dr. I.ud II. Estes. general
secretary, Memphis.
tl'hoto by C. Grencll, Lake Junaluska).
It Pays To Use Mountaineer Want Ads
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? Thanks
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I WANT TO THANK EVERY
ONE FOR THEIR VOTE IN
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY,
HELD LAST SATURDAY ?
I DEEPLY APPRECIATE THE VOTES
GIVEN ME FOR THE NOMINATION FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
V
Jerry Rogers
Luther Shaw Has
Excellent Record
At W. C. College |
Luther Wallace Shaw, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Luther Shaw of Way
nosville, received his B. S. Degree
from Western Carolina College to
day. I ft
He entered Western Carolina in
19!t;! after transferring from North
Carolina State College in lialoigh
In addition to being editor of the
, campus newspaper. The Western
Carolinian during his senior year.
Luther was active in many other I
I college functions. I
During his Freshman year, he
was a member of the I'hilomathian
f.iterary Society, the band and I
the chorus 11c was also president I
of the Student Union Music Dro- s
MOKE ABOUT
Accidents
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all three crashed. The taxi did not
stop, officers said. No one was in
jured in the three-ear crash, al
though damages were about $1,000
J the patrolman said.
$100 Damages To 2 Cars
Damages to two ears, of $50
each, was reported by Cpl. Smith,
as the result of a collision of two
ears Saturday about four, between
here and l.ake Junaluska.. Carol
Owen Janes was making a left'
turn, when a ear driven by Edgar
M. Kuykendall hit the right rear
of Janes' car.
Janes was charged nvith failure
to give a hand signal. ?
Speeder Fined
Frank Chambers was fined 5100
and cost, and had his drivers
license revoked for a year, in May
or's court, as he was tried for
driving drunk, and breaking off a
power pole on. East Street.
In addition to his fine, Mayor
Way assessed him with $125 dam
ages to tlio? power pole and lines.
Chambers was arrested by Cpl.
Pritchard Smith.
gram. In his Sophomore year he
continued his participation in the
Upon entering the portals of
college band and chorus.
Western Carolina. Luther's inter
ests broadened and he embarked 1
on his newspaper career, which
he is now planning to follow. Af
ter a year's work 011 the paper he
was elected editor, and served in
this capacity during his last year
at the College.
Academically speaking, Luther
has made an outstanding record.
During the six quarters he has
been at Western Carolina, he has
made the honor roll five, and the
Dean's List three. These grades en
titled him to become a member of
the national teacher college honor
society. Alpha Phi Sigma.
Luther majored in Social
Science ,and hopes to eventually
write for the North Carolina De
partment of History and Archives.
To help him realize this goal, he
)uoui.\'o|diua .Miliums pomoqo seq I
as a reporter on the Sylva Herald,
in Sylva.
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Entomologists say the first flight |
on earth probably was made by an i
insect.
The people of Afghanistan are
turning their attention to silk pro
duction. 1
Top-dressing pastures and hay
crops now will provide more
ahundant growth this summer.
Prices for hogs are expected to
remain relatively high through
1954.
Of North Carolina's 288.508,
farms, 25.1 per cent are operated
by non-whites.
North Caolina's 1953 pig crop
? estimated at 1.581.000 head, 13.3
?er cent below the 10-year aver-1
>?0 of 1 590 000 head. 11?
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Scott
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Carl T. Durham. 6th District: F. H.
Carlyle, 7th District; and C. B
Deane, 8th.
In the 10th district, J. C. Scd
bcrry won the nomination and will
appose Rep. Charles R. Jonas, the
slate's only Republican congress- ?
Primary. I
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