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Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina
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Vance County ABC board members George A. Rose, Henry T. Morris, and R. G. S. Davis were re-elected unopposed at a joint meeting, with Rose remaining chairman for three-year terms effective July 1. Rose and Morris have served since 1935; Davis replaced late T. H. Crudup.
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Mr. Rose Again Chairman of Liquor Control Body;
Elections Had at Joint Meeting of Three Boards
All three members of the Vance County ABC board were re-elected at a joint meeting of three county boards today. The three members are George A. Rose, Henry T. Morris and R. G. S. Davis.
Mr. Rose was again elected as chairman of the board. All were re-elected for terms of three years.
No opposition was expressed or heard as to either of the three members, so far as was learned.
Terms of the three members expire as of July 1, and their election today become effective at that time.
Mr. Rose and Mr. Morris have been members of the ABC board since the county established a liquor store by vote of the people in July, 1935. Mr. Davis was elected two years ago to fill out the unexpired term of the late T. H. Crudup, who was chairman from the time the board was formed until his death. At that time Mr. Rose was named to succeed him as chairman.
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Vance County
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all three members re-elected unopposed for terms of three years effective july 1. mr. rose re-elected as chairman.
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All three members of the Vance County ABC board were re-elected at a joint meeting of three county boards. The members are George A. Rose, Henry T. Morris, and R. G. S. Davis. No opposition was expressed. Mr. Rose and Mr. Morris have been members since July 1935. Mr. Davis was elected two years ago to fill the unexpired term of the late T. H. Crudup, who was former chairman.