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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE GE
L ELECTION HELD TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1920.
For
Electors—i
||1811
40;
21
' Presidential
Democrats .
Republicans .
Socialists .
For U. S. Senator—
T. H. Caraway, .Dem.
Chas. F. Cole, .Rep.
For Associate Justice Sup. Ct.jj I
Frank G. Smith, ....Dem.j(205|
J. O. Livesay, .Rep.|| 39|
Governor— I1 I
Thomas C. McRae,-Dem.||197|
54
89
0
|203|
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55
89
55
87
For
23|
2|
171
For
204|
39!
205)
39 j
Wallace Townsend, Rep.
Sam Busier, .Soc.
J. H. Blount, (negro) Ind
For Secretary of State—
Ira Hopper, .Dem.
N. B. Burrow, .Rep.
For Attorney General—
J. S. Utley, .Dem.
S. S. Langley, .Rep.
For Com. State Lands, Etc.—
Herbert R. Wilson, Dem.
E. Ritter, .Rep.
Congressman—
W. J. Driver, .Dem.
H. M. Mays, .Rep.
Representative—
E. W. Chaney .Dem.|S(244
C.H.Jones, (negro) ..(?)|| 0
For Co. and Probate Judge—|l
E. M. Carl-Lee .Dem.||242
M. H. Patterson, .(?)|( 2
55
51
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21
55
89
57
87
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391
56
88
205
39
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13—
14
Amendment No.
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Amendment No .15—
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Road Tax—
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AUGUSTA CITY
AUGUSTA COUNTRY
BARNES
COTTON PLANT CITY
COTTON PLANT COUNTRY
CHAPPELL GRO~ E
DeVIEW
FREEMAN
GREGORY POINT
JELKS
j McClelland
McCRORY CITY
McCRORY COUNTRY
MORTON
PENROSE
PUMPKIN BEND
REVEL
WHITE RIVER
WIVILLE
. BULLVILLE
HILLEMANN
HOWELL
HUNTER
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Miss Bessie Jones of River
side was a McCrory visitor to
day, Friday.
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Mr..Tom McNeese of New
port was a McCrory visitor to
day, Friday.
mviuuK
No Foresight!
Old Si Chesnut said : “My foresight is never
as good as my hindsight—not by a darnsight,”
We are all troubled that way more orjless. Fore
sight usually paints a rosy picture that hindsight
proceeds to smear with a very drab tint. If we
kne* what was going to happen even 24 hours
ahead, we would all be rich. But we don’t know.
The only way to judge the future is by the past.
The men who work and save, get ahead, especially
when they keep their money at our Bank. Try
this plan.,
BANK OF McCRORY
Safe and Strong.
CROTZER-COLLIER
/ Married: Saturday eve
ning about six o’clock, Nov.
27, 1920 Mr Horace G. Crotzer
48, and Mrs. Lura Wortham
Collier, 50, were quietly mar
ried at the home of the
officiating Justice of the
Peace, Esq. R. A. Jones, of Mc
Crory.
The newlyweds are two of
Woodruff County’s best peo
ple and have a host of friends
who join in extending con
gratulations. They will re
side at Grays.
Mrs. Sue Carl-Lee of Au
gusta, who was enroute home
from a visit to friends in
Clarendon, spent Saturday and
Sunday here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Josie Fakes.
Mr. Sidney Dillon, son of
Editor and Mrs. J. M. Dillon
of the Cotton Plant Democrat,
Cotton Plant, was a McCrory
visitor Thursday, and a pleas
ant caller at the Home News
office.
NEW BARBER SHOP
Messrs Guy and Will Duffle
will open a new barber shop
soon in the Smith building one
door south of Bird’s Cafe.
The former gentleman will go
to Memphis tomorrow, Satur
day, to buy the equipment.
Mr. R. A. Drewery spent
Tuesday in Memphis.
Miss Cathlene Lewis of
Cotton Plant is spending
the week-end with her pare
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Earley
and baby Ruth, left today,
Friday, for Cotton Plant,
Mr. Earley has moved n
shoe shop.
Mr. A1 Stoker of St. Louis
spent last week with
spent last wee* , t
brother, Mr. R. W. Stoker
Jelks, and other relatives
friends here.
J.
Mr.
mhved
W.
his.
Mitehe1!^
jroad-build^
equipment to Cotton * j
where he will construct
miles of good roads.
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