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BOOKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH, BIOHMOND COUNTY, N. C.
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REPUBLICAN RESOLUTIONS!
The republicans of Richmond coun
ty in convention assembled at 'Rock
ingham February 18, 1920, elected del
legates to the congressional and state
convention, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
1. That we renew our allegiance to
.the principles of the republican party,
"which, when enacted into. law have
never failed to bring peace, prosperity
and contentment to the people of this
great commonwealth.
2. That we pledge our united sup
port to the men who will be the par.
ty's nominee this year for the vari
ous Offices from President down to
the various county offices.
3. That this convention deeply re
grets the disability of Hon. John C.
Dockery and W. V. Brown to meet
with us on account of their serious
illness and hope for their speedy re-
. 'covory.
4. That we endorse Hon. John ,T.
Parker for governor and hereby In
struct our delegate to the state con
vention to cast their entire strengt.i
for nim for that position.
5. That we endorse the work of our
present state chairman, and we here
by Instruct our delegates to the state
-convention to cast the entire vote of
their county in said election, for m
re-election of Hon. Frank A. Linney
!U state chairman for another two
:years.
6. ' That we endorse Claudius Dock
for one of the delegates from the
7th district to the party's national
convention and we do hereby instruct
our delegates to the congressional -on-jvent.ion
to vote their entire strength
in said convention for him as one of
said delegates.
7. That we endorse Hon. John M
"Morehead for re-election as national
committeeman from this stat?, and we
;'o hcrebv instruct our delegates to
:iie state convention to cast their en
tire voting strength or their county in
said convention for him for national
committeeman from this state.
S. That we endorse Hon. J. C.
Dockery for Congress and hereby in
struct our delegates to the congres
sional convention of the Seventh dis
trict to cast their entire vote for and
use all honorable means for his nomination.
Delegates to state and congressiun
al convention:
J. W. Fletcher, H. L. Barrett, M. J,
Eisenhart, A. B. Edwards A'. L. Gib.
son, C. H. Kelly, Gaston Terry. John
Williams, Norman Campbell, T. E.
Dabbs, S. A. Stogner, J. M, Dockery,
M. L. Tucker, Lee Stogner, Gaston
Stogner, Ernest" Sewell, Dock Floyd,
C. J. Lee, C. J. Cashwell, J. C. Dockery,
W. F. Long, Jr., W. A. McDonald, R.
A. Marffhip, C. J. Jones, Frank Mea
chum, W. A. Green, A. C. McLeanox,
W. A. Johnson, W. B. Cox, J. W. But
ler, A. J. Butler, Roger A. Derby, W.
A. McDonald (B. D), W. V. Brown, E.
E. Vuncannon. J. M. Stafford, B. B.
Farlow, J. T. Bostick, J. L. Hender
son, A. D. Splvey, Mark Whittey, G. A,
Whittey. C. H. Bobbins, John Ballard
and D. D. Meachum.
H. P. Mill Items.
(Contributed)
Miss Fronnie Clark, from near Hamlet,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
relatives and friends at Hannah-Picket t.
Mrs. Nora. Patterson from Cordova,
spent Sunday with relatives at Hannah
Pickett. We are sorry to note the recent illness
of Mrs. J. W. Smith; hope she will soon
recover.
We are sorry to note that our Boss
spinner, Mr. Jack Hyatt, is in the hospit
al at Hamlet. Mr. Hyatt was very bad
ly hurt Saturday night when his car
turned over; hope he will soon recover.
Mrs. Lila Croke is recovering from an
attack of influenza.
Jessie, the thre?-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Stephenson, who was
burned about three weeks ago, died Sat
urday night about 7 oclock. The little
fellow suffered until God said, "It's
enough, come home", and he gently Jell
asleep to be with God and the angels
where he will suffer no more.
The remains were carried ts Columbus
county for internment; bereaved
parents have the sympa 1 Jthe entire
community may He that uoeth all things
well, bless and comfort them.
M.K.
Route 3 Items.
(Contributed)
Glad to note that JMr. W. H. Hicks
Jr., u improving. He has had the flu.
The many friends of Mrs. W. B. Cov
ington are glad to learn she is improv
ing. Mrs. Covington has been on the
sick list for some time.
Mrs. J. M. Lowe and daughter, Miss
Erne Ingram, spent Friday afternoon
wiui wars. Henry Covington.
We are sdrry to note that Mrs. Hamp-
in uvmgiuu siays very teeDie these
days.
Messrs. Henry Ingram and Theodore
i nomas were calling at the home of Mr.
nai nelly Sunday night.
Mr. c. D. Sinclair and daughter, Miss
Berta, have moved from the Holt place
to the Covington place, near Mr. William
nicies.
Mrs. George Warren of Va., is visit
ing here now. She is the sistw nf Mr
J. M. Lowe.
Miss Effie Ineram exnerts to havn a.
ner guest tor the week end. MissR1anr-h
Mallock, of Rockingham. The school at
Charlotte having closed on account of
the flu, which Miss Mallock attended
she came home until school reopened.
Blue Eyes.
Influenza
And Weak
Blood
fill
Notice.
This is to notify all persons interested
that I, the undersigned, will make appli
cation to the Governor of North Carolina
for pardon. Was sentenced at January
term 1913, from Richmond County Superior
Court to Penitentiary on charge of mur
der. If there is anv nhttvttnn nlAncA nntifv
the Governor within four weeks from
date hereof.
This February 24th, 1920.
John Hinson, colored.
Bird Dog Lost.
Lost, five weeks ago a liver and
white pointer; bob tailed; answers
to name of "Spot". Reward for
return to Fairley Long, Rockingham.
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