Reps.: Bailey, Baugh, Collins, Edwards, Forbes, Hege, Hofier,
Hutchins, Jemison, Ramsey of Madison, Strickland, Tart, Tate,
Vogler.
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ENROLLED HILLS AND
EXPENDITURES OF THE HOUSE
Merritt: Chairman
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Ragsdale: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Andrews, Ban-, Chase, Craig, Edwards, Elliott, Godwin
of Gates, Ingle, Kincaid, Leatherman, Whicker.
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
Mills of Anson : Chairman
Godwin of Craven: Vice-Chairman
Quinn : Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Baugh, Billings, Bowles, Calvert, Church, Hunter of
Richmond, Love, McKnight, Ragsdale, Raynor, Twiggs, Whicker,
Whitley of Stanly.
FEDERAL AND
INTERSTATE COOPERATION
Forbes: Chairman-
Eagles: Vice-Chairman
Vaughn: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Bailey, Calvert, Culpepper, Gregory, Hunter of Mecklen-
burg, Hutchins. Phillips. Poovey, Quinn, Royall, Stewart, Twiggs,
Whicker.
FINANCE
Eagles: Chairman
High: Vice-Chairman
Leatherman : Vice-Chairman
McMillan of Robeson: Vice-chairman-
Short: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Andrews, Bailey, Baugh, Billings, Britt of Johnston,
Bryan, Bumgardner, Burden, Burrus, Calvert, Carson, Church,
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Edwards, Elliott, Euliss, Everett, Forbes, Garner, Godwin of
Craven, Greenwood, Harkins, Harrill, Hege, Hofler, Hunter of
Richmond, Hutchins, Jemison, Johnson of Duplin, Jones, Kincaid,
Love, Mauney, McKnight, McMichael, McMillan of Wake, Mills of
Anson, Mitchell, Mohn, Mullinax, Paschall, Quinn, Ragsdale,
Roberson, Strickland, Tart, Tolbert, Twiggs, Vogler, Whitley of
Guilford, Woodard.
HEALTH
Tate: Chairman
Hofler: Vice-Chairman
Vogler: Vice-Chairman
Reps. : Baugh, Billings, Bumgardner, Chase, Falls, Hege,
Jemison, Johnson of Cabarrus, Love, McMillan of Wake, Merritt,
Mills of Anson, Mitchell, Phillips, Raynor, Royall, Stanford,
Troxell, Woodard.
HIGHER EDUCATION
Leatherman: Chairman
Godwin of Gates: Vice-Chairman
McMillan of Robeson: Vice-Chairman
Mills of Onslow: Vice-Chairman
Reps. : Beatty, Bunn, Carson, Church, Clark of Bladen, Hamrick,
Harkins, High, Hill, Hunter of Richmond, Ingle, Kiser, McFadyen,
McGlamery, Phillips, Poovey, Rountree, Stanford, Twiggs, Vaughn.
HIGHWAY SAFETY
Gregory : Chairman
Britt of Johnston: Vice-Chairman
Euliss: Vice-Chairman
McMillan of Wake: Vice-Chairman
Speed: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Bumgardner, Craig, Eagles, Everett, Fenner, Gunn,
Hamrick, Harrill, Hutchins, Jernigan, Jordan, Poovey, Ramsey
of Person, Short, Strickland, Tolbert, Whicker, Vogler.
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INSURANCE
k am sky oy Person: Chairman
Burden: Vice-Chairman
Horton: Vice-Chairman
Hunter of Richmond: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Bailey, (lark of New Hanover, Clark of Union, Collins,
Garren, Greenwood, Harkins, Harrill, High, Isaac, Kincaid, Mc-
Michael, Mitchell, Mullinax, Pickard, Ragsdale, Royall, Short, Sugg,
Taylor of Carteret. Vaughn, Whitlev of Guilford
INSTITUTIONS FOR THE DEAF
Raynor: Chairman
Paschall: Vice-Chairman
Tate: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Bowles, Bunn, Collins, Ervin, Harrill, Hege, Isaac, Love,
Mauney, Poovey, Rountree, Short, Whitley of Stanly.
IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE
Elliott: Chairman
Burrus: Vice-Chairman
Horton: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Roger, Bryan, Forbes, Jemison, Poovey, Speed, Troxell.
JOURNAL
Auman : Chairman
Barr: Vice-Chairman
Edwards: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Blake, Hutchins. Mullinax, Penny, Stewart, Taylor of
Transylvania, Whicker.
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JUDICIARY NO. 1
Hamrick : Chairman
Ervin : Vice-Chairman
Garren : Vice-Chairman
McMichael: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Andrews, Bunn, Clark of New Hanover, Exum, Harkins,
High, Johnson of Wake, Leatherman, McMillan of Wake, Paschall,
Rountree, Short, Staton, Stewart, Strickland, Sugg.
JUDICIARY NO. 2
Britt op Johnston: Chairman
Godwin of Gates: Vice-Chairman
Pickard: Vice-Chairman
Whitley of Guilford: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Bailey, Bryan, Carson, Clark of Union, Edwards, Elliott,
Hill, Hofler, Horton, Hunter of Mecklenburg, Johnson of Cabarrus,
Love, Penny, Ramsey of Person, Taylor of Carteret, Twiggs,
Vaughn.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Ramsey of Madison: Chairman
Falls: Vice-Chairman
O'Hanlon: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Collins, Garner, Hunter of Mecklenburg, Johnson of
Cabarrus, Mullinax, Staton, Stewart.
LIBRARY (JOINT)
Stanford: Chairman
Eagles : Vice-Chairman
Mills of Onslow: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Barbee, Beatty, Billings, Carson, Collier, Harkins, Ingle,
Kincaid, McMichael, Phillips, Taylor of Transylvania, Troxell.
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Pickard: Chairman
Elliott: Vice-Chairman
Hunter of Richmond: Vice-Chairman
Ramsey of Madison: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Baugh, Burden, Clark of Bladen, Exum, Harrill, Haynes,
Hill, Hunter of Mecklenburg, Ingle, Isaac, Jemison, Mauney,
.McMillan of Robeson, O'Hanlon, Penny, Rountree, Tate, Whitley
of Stanly, Williamson.
MANUFACTURERS AND LABOR
Messer: Chairman
McFadyen : Vice-Chairman
Tate: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Boger, Church, Clark of Union, Craig, Exum, Garren,
Greenwood, Hamrick, Hege, Ingle, Mauney, Merritt, Quinn, Royall,
Stewart, Sugg.
MENTAL HEALTH
Chase: Chairman
Ervin: Vice-Chairman
Raynor: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Beatty, Bowles, Clark of New Hanover, Craig, Culpepper,
Euliss, Johnson of Wake, Leatherman, McFadyen, O'Hanlon,
Penny, Poovey, Stewart, Taylor of Transylvania, Tolbert, Twiggs,
Woodard.
MILITARY AND
VETERANS AFFAIRS
Godwin of Craven: Chairman
Mills of Onslow: Vice-Chairman
Raynor: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Barr, Bumgardner, Clai-k of Bladen, Craig, Ervin, Harrill,
Johnson of Cabarrus, McMillan of Wake, Mitchell, Speed, Staton,
Troxell, Williamson, Whicker.
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PENAL INSTITUTIONS
McFadyen: Chairman
Messer: Vice-Chairman
Speed: Vice-Chairman
Williamson : Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Auman, Blake, Bunn, Elliott, Fenner, Harrill, Haynes,
Jordan, Riser, McKnight, McMichael.
PRINTING
Barr: Chairman
Greenwood: Vice-Chairman
Jernigan : Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Barbee, Bowles, Calvert, Clark of Bladen, Eagles, Jordan.
Kiser, McKnight.
PROPOSITIONS AND
GRIEVANCES
Euliss: Chairman
Barbee: Vice-Chairman
O'Hanlon: Vice-Chairman
Paschall: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Baugh, Carson, Clark of Bladen, Craig, Garner, Hege,
Mauney, McKnight, McMillan of Robeson, Ramsey of Madison,
Stanford, Staton, Whitley of Guilford, Williamson.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
AND GROUNDS
McGlamery: Chairman
Burden: Vice-Chairman
Phillips: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Boger, Britt of Johnston, Elliott, Jordan, Mills of Onslow
Sugg, Taylor of Transylvania, Troxell.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
Bunn: Chairman
Mills of Anson: Vice-Chairman
Ramsey of Person : Vice-Chairman
Vaughn : Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Bailey, Church, Clark of New Hanover, Clark of Union.
Eagles. Falls. High, Jones, Jordan, Love, Pickard, Royall.
PUBLIC WELFARE
Riser: Chairman
McMichael: Vice-Chairman
Mills of Anson: Vice-Chairman
Stanford : Vice-Chairman
Tart: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Billings, Burden, Collier, Craig, Elliott, Forbes, Gunn.
Harrill, Hill, Jones, Jordan, McGlamery, Mills of Onslow, Mitchell,
Mohn, Phillips. Speed. Taylor of Transylvania, Tolbert.
ROADS
O'Hanlon: Chairman
Falls: Vice-Chairman
McGlamery : Vice-Chairman
Ramsey of Madison: Vice-Chairman
Williamson : Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Auman, Barr, Billings, Blake, Boger, Bumgardner,
Burden. Burrus, Collier, Collins, Culpepper, Falls, Fenner, Garner,
Hamrick. Hunter of Richmond. Hutchins, Jemison, Jernigan.
Mills of Onslow. Mitchell, Roberson, Royall. Speed, Taylor of
Carteret. Vogler.
RULES
Johnson of Duplin : Chairman
Edwards: Vice-Chairman
Elliott : Vice-Chairman
Vogler: Yice-Chairman
Reps.: Barbee, Bryan, Godwin of Craven, Greenwood, Isaac,
Jones. Mauney, McKnight, McMillan of Robeson, Paschall, Quinn,
Ramsey of Person, Roberson.
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SALARIES AND FEES
Gunn: Chairman
Auman: Vice-Chairman
Riser: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Beatty, Blake, Britt of Johnston, Everett, Falls, Fenner,
Gregory. Hutchins, Messer. Roberson, Tolbert, Whicker, Woodard.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
Hofler : Chairman
Britt of Johnston: Vice-Chairman
Messer : Vice-Chairman
Reps. : Beatty, Boger, Bumgardner, Exum, Fenner, Harkins.
Horton, Johnson of Cabarrus, Johnson of Wake, Mills of Anson,
Mohn. Pennv, Tart.
STATE GOVERNMENT
Vogler: Chairman
Bunn: Vice-Chairman
Johnson of Duplin: Vice-Chairman
Quinn : Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Billings, Calvert, Edwards, Euliss, Godwin of Gates.
Greenwood, Harkins, Ingle. Mauney, McMichael, Mohn, Ramsey
of Person. Rountree.
STATE PERSONNEL
Quinn: Chairman
Chase: Vice-Chairman
Godwin of Craven: Vice-Chairman
High: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Blake, Bumgardner, Calvert, Elliott, Gregory, Hill,
Jemison. Johnson of Wake. Jones, McMillan of Robeson, Mohn,
Phillips. Staton.
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TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY
Paschall: Chairman
Gregory: Vice-Chairman
Merritt: Vice-Chairman
Ragsdale: Vice-Chairman
Reps: Andrews, Baugh, Bowles, Britt of Johnston, Bryan. Clark
of New Hanover, Exum, Godwin of Craven, Haynes, Hofler. Hunter
of Mecklenburg, Hunter of Richmond, Johnson of Duplin, Johnson
of Wake, Jones, Kiser, McFadyen, Mullinax, Stanford. Tate.
Woodard.
WATER RESOURCES
AND CONTROL
Ragsdale: Chairman
Gunn: Vice-Chairman
Jernigan : Vice-Chairman
Reps. : Blake, Bryan, Burrus, Carson, Clark of Bladen, Culpepper,
Exum, Godwin of Craven, Haynes, Ingle, Kincaid, Merritt. Mills
of Onslow, Roberson. Taylor of Carteret. Williamson.
WILDLIFE RESOURCES
Burden: Chairman
Barr: Vice-Chairman
Johnson of Duplin: Vice-Chairman
Reps.: Boger, Carson, Everett, Forbes, Garner, Hunter of
Mecklenburg, Hunter of Richmond, Jordan, Love, McGlamery,
McMillan of Wake, Merritt, Messer, Mohn, Poovey, Ramsey of
Madison, Raynor, Short, Sugg, Taylor of Carteret, Taylor of
Transylvania, Troxell, Woodard.
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SEAT ASSIGNMENT CHART— SESSION 1967
North Carolina House of Representatives
(Democrats unless otherwise indicated)
District Name County Address Seal
1st — W. T. Culpepper, Jr Pasquotank Elizabeth City 19
1st — Philip P. Godwin Gates Gatesville 8
2nd — Archie Burrus Dare Manteo 37
2nd — William R. Roberson, Jr Beaufort Washington 49
3rd — R. C. Godwin Craven New Bern 52
3rd — James R. Sugg Craven New Bern 76
3rd — Nelson W. Taylor Carteret Morehead City 75
4th— William D. Mills Onslow Rt. 1, Maysville 24
4th— J. F. Mohn Onslow Richlands 36
4th — Hugh A. Ragsdale Onslow Richlands 23
5th — George T. Clark, Jr. (R) New Hanover .... Wilmington 113
5th — William L. Hill, II New Hanover. . . Wilmington 41
6th — Emmett W. Burden Bertie Aulander 15
6th — Roberts H. Jernigan, Jr Hertford Ahoskie 16
7th — J. A. Everett Martin Palmyra 56
7th — Thorne Gregory Halifax Scotland Neck 55
8th— W. A. (Red) Forbes Pitt Winterville 64
8th — H. Horton Rountree Pitt Greenville 63
9th — Guy Elliott Lenoir Kinston 51
9th — I. Joseph Horton Greene Snow Hill 42
10th— Mrs. John B. Chase Wayne Eureka 32
10th— Thomas E. Strickland Wayne Rt. 2, Goldsboro 20
11th— Hugh S. Johnson, Jr Duplin Rose Hill 25
12th— Chatham C. Clark Bladen Elizabethtown. 80
12th — C. Graham Tart Sampson Clinton 79
13th— Clyde M. Collier Columbus Rt. 1, Hallsboro 50
13th— Odell Williamson. _. Brunswick Shallotte 38
14th — Allen C. Barbee Nash Spring Hope 5
14th — Joe E. Eagles Edgecombe Macclesfield 6
14th — Julian B. Fenner Nash Rocky Mount 4
15th— William R. Britt Johnston Smithfield _. 54
15th — J. Ernest Paschall Wilson Wilson 31
15th — Barnev Paul Woodard Johnston Princeton 53
16th— John t. Church Vance Henderson 35
16th — James D. Speed Franklin Rt. 3, Louisburg 3
17th — Jno. O. Gunn Caswell Yancey ville 68
17th — James E. Ramsey Person Roxboro 48
18th — W. Hance Hofler Durham Durham 82
18th— Wade H. Penny, Jr Durham Durham 83
18th — Kenneth C. Royall, Jr Durham Durham 81
19th— Thomas D. Bunn Wake Raleigh 10
19th — Samuel II. Johnson Wake Raleigh 11
19th— A. A. McxMillan Wake Raleigh 9
19th— Howard Twiggs Wake Raleigh 12
20th— Ike F. Andrews Chatham Siler City 22
20th— Donald Mclver Stanford Orange Chapel Hill 21
21st — Jack M. Euliss Alamance Burlington 65
21st — M. Glenn Pickard Alamance Burlington 66
22nd — Jimmy L. Love Lee Sanford 34
22nd— William W. Staton Lee Sanford 33
23rd — Norwood E. Brvan, Jr Cumberland Fayetteville 27
23rd— Sneed High Cumberland Fayetteville 29
23rd— I. H. O'Hanlon Cumberland Fayetteville 28
23rd — Joe B. Raynor, Jr Cumberland Fayetteville 30
24th — David M. Britt Robeson Fairmont Speaker
24th — Roger C. Riser Scotland Laurinburg 2
24th— Neill L. McFadyen Hoke .Raeford 45
24th— R. D. McMillan, Jr Robeson Red Springs 17
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District Name
County
Addre.-..-
25th — Jule McMichael Rockingham Keidsviile
2.5th — Earl W. Vaughn Rockingham Draper
26th — Hargrove (Skipper) Bowles, Jr. . . Guilford Greensboro .
26th — Elton Edwards Guilford Greensboro
26th — .lames G. Exum ( iuilford Greensboro
26th— C. W. Phillips Guilford Greensboro.
26th — W. Marcus Short Guilford Greensboro
26th— Daniel P. Whitley, Jr Guilford High Point.
27th — Colon Blake (R) Montgomery Candor
27th— C. Roby Garner, Sr. R Randolph Asheboro .
28th — T. Clyde Auman Moore West End .
29th — Thomas B. Hunter Richmond . Rockingham. .
30th- -Wesley Bailey Forsyth Winston-Salem.
30th — Claude M. Hamrick Forsyth Winston-Salem..
30th— Ronald K. Ingle (R) Forsyth Winston-Salem
30th — Howard A. Jemison (R) Forsyth Rt. 8, Winston-Salem
30th— E. M. McKnight (R) Forsyth Rt. 2, Clemmona
31st — Joe II. liege, Jr. (.R1 Davidson Lexington
31st — Wayne Whicker (R) Davidson Rt. 5, Winston-Salem
32nd — Clyde Hampton Whitley R Stanly Albemarle
:13rd— Richard S. Clark Union.
!3rd— Fred M. Mills, Jr
34th — Austin A. Mitchell (R )
34th— Samuel A. Troxell (R) . .
35th — James C. Johnson, Jr. iR)
• loth — Dwight W. Quinn
36th — Philip Jackson Baugh.
36th — James Tully (Jim) Beatty
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36th — Richard B.Calvert iR) Mecklenburg Charlotte
!6th— James II. Carson, Jr. (R'l.
36th — G. Patrick Hunter. . .
36th — Arthur II. Jones .
36th — James B. Vogler
37th— Basil D. Barr
37th— P. C. Collins. Jr
37th— Hugh L. Merritt .
38th— Claude Billings (It). .
38th — Jeter L. Haynes (R) .
39th — Gilbert Lee Boger (R)
Mecklenburg Charlotte
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Mecklenburg . . . Charlotte
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Alleghany . Laurel Springs
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Jonesville
Rt. 3, Mocksville
39th— Homer B. Tolbert R Iredell Rt. 2, Cleveland
40th — Loyd A. Mullinax Catawba Newton.
10th — J. Reid Poovey (R) Catawba Hickory-
list — David W. Bumgardner, Jr. Gaston Belmont
41st— II. Max Craig, Jr (R) .
41st — Clarence E. Leatherman.
list— Carl J. Stewart, Jr..
12nd— Sam J. Ervin, III
42nd — Donald R. Kincaid *R)
12nd— Earl II. Tate
43rd— Robert Z. Falls
13rd— William D. Harrill.
13rd— W. K. Mauney, Jr. .
I4th— Mack S. Isaac (R). . .
45th — Gordon II. Greenwood
15th — Herschel S. Harkins
loth— C. Edlev Hutchins (R)
15th— David D. Jordan (R) . . .
16th— Don H. Garren (R) Henderson Hendersonv ill.
17th— Ernest B. Messer Haywood Canton. . .
17th — Liston B. Ramsey Madison Marshall.
48th— Charles FT. Tavlor (R) Transylvania .... Brevard.
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PART VII
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
DANIEL KILLIAN MOORE
Governor
Biographical Sketches
EXECUTIVE OFFICALS
(Elected by the People)
DANIEL KILLIAN MOORE
GOVERNOR
Daniel Killian Moore, Democrat, was born in Asheville, N. C,
April 2, 1906. Son of Fred and Lela (Enloe) Moore. Attended
Public Schools of Sylva, N. C; University of North Carolina;
graduated with B.S. degree in Business Administration, 1927;
University of North Carolina Law School, 1927-28. Lawyer and
business executive. Member Phi Beta Kappa; Masonic Order;
Civitan Club; Rotary Club. Attorney for Town of Sylva, 1931-
1933 ; Attorney for Jackson County, 1933; Legal Representative,
Jackson County Board of Education, for 12 years; Solicitor 30th
Judicial District, 1945; Representative from Jackson County in
the General Assembly of 1941; appointed Judge of 30th Judicial
District, Superior Court, 1948; elected Judge in 1950; resigned
in 1958. Vice-Chairman, North Carolina Board of Water Re-
sources, 1959-1964. Member State Democratic Executive Commit-
tee; delegate, State and National Democratic Party Conventions;
Precinct Chairman; member various county and State committees.
Division Counsel and Assistant Secretary, Champion Papers, Inc..
Canton, N. C, 1958-1964; Director, University of North Carolina
Law School Foundation; Director U.N.C. General Alumni Associa-
tion; former member, Morehead Scholarship Committee; former
member North Carolina Railroad Board of Directors. Served in
ETO, U.S. Army, 1943-1945. Member Edenton Street Methodist
Church, Raleigh, N. C. Married Jeanelle Coulter of Pikeville.
Tenn., May 4, 1933. Children: Mrs. Edgar B. (Edith > Hamilton.
Jr., Shelby, N. C, and Dan Moore, Jr., Hickory, N. C.
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ROBERT WALTER SCOTT
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Robert Walter Scott, Democrat, was born near Haw River.
Alamance County, June 13, 1929. Son of W. Kerr and Mary
Elizabeth (White) Scott. Attended Hawfields Graded School.
lit:;.!; Alexander Wilson School, 1936-1947; Duke University, 1947-
1949: North Carolina State College, 1950-1952, B.S. degree in
Animal Industry. Dairy farmer. Member North Carolina and
American Societies of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers;
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation; North Carolina State
Grange. Master, 1961-1963; with Mrs. Scott, National Grange
"Young Couple of the Year", 1959. Member Burlington-Alamance
County Chamber of Commerce; Haw River Junior Chamber of
Commerce; Soil Conservation Society of America; North Carolina
Literary and Historical Association. Past Chairman United Forces
for Education in North Carolina. Alamance County "Youny
Farmer of the Year", 1957; President North Carolina Society of
Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, 1957. Member Alpha Zeta;
Phi Kappa Phi; Blue Key. Democratic Precinct Chairman, County
Vice-Chairman and State Solicitorial District Executive Commit-
tee. 1960-1964. Member State Board of Conservation and Develop-
ment. 1961-1964; Kerr Reservoir Development Commission, 1961-
19<i4; North Carolina Seashore Commission, 1962-1964. Member
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Special Agent, Counter Intelligence
Corps, U.S. Army, 1953-1955. Member Hawfields Presbyterian
Church; Elder since 1963; Deacon, 1959-1963. Married Jessie Rae
Osborne. September 1, 1951. Children: Mary Ella Scott and
Margaret Rose Scott (twins) ; Susan Rae Scott; W. Kerr Scott
and Janet Louise Scott. Address: Route 1. Haw River, N. C.
THAD EURE
SECRETARY OF STATE
Thad Eure, Democrat, of Hertford County, was born November
15, 1899, in Gates County, N. C. Son of Tazewell A. and Armecia
(Langstun) Eure. Attended Gatesville High School, 1913-1917;
University of North Carolina. 1917-1919; University Law School,
Biographical Sketches 483
1921-1922; Doctor of Laws (honorary), Elon College, 1958. Law-
yer. Mayor of Winton, 1923-1928. County attorney for Hert-
ford County, 1923-1931. Member of General Assembly of 1929.
representing Hertford County. Principal Clerk of the House of
Representatives, Sessions of 1931, 1933, and 1935, and Extra
Session, 1936. Presidential Elector First District of North Caro-
lina, 1932. Escheats Agent, University of North Carolina. 1933-
1936. Elected Secretary of State in the General Election of No-
vember 3, 1936, and assumed duties of the office December 21,
1936, by virtue of executive appointment, ten days prior to the
commencement of Constitutional term, on account of a vacancy
that then occurred. Re-elected Secretary of State in General
Elections of 1940, 1944, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1960 and 1964. President.
Ahoskie Kiwanis Club, 1927. Theta Chi Fraternity; Junior Order;
B.P.O. Elks and a Grand Lodge Chair Officer, 1956; T.P.A.; Chair-
man Board of Trustees, Elon College; American Legion, Forty
and Eight; President, National Association of Secretaries of State,
1942, and became the Dean in 1961. Keynote speaker, Democratic
State Convention, 1950, and permanent Chairman, 1962. Congrega-
tional Christian Church. Married Minta Banks of Winton, N. C.
November 15, 1924. Of this union there are two children, a
daughter and a son, Mrs. J. Norman Black, Jr., and Thad Eure, Jr.
Seven grandchildren. Legal residence, Winton, Hertford County.
N. C. Official address: State Capitol, Raleigh.
HENRY LEE BRIDGES
STATE AUDITOR
Henry Lee Bridges, Democrat, was born in Franklin County.
N. C, June 10, 1907. Son of John Joseph and Ida Loraine (Car-
roll) Bridges. Attended Wakelon High School, 1914-1920; Wiley
School, Raleigh, 1921; Wakelon High School, 1922; Millbrook
High School, 1923-1925; Mars Hill Junior College, A.B. degree,
1929; Wake Forest College, B.A. degree, 1931; Wake Forest Law-
School, 1932-1933. Attorney-at-law. Member of the Greensboro Bar
Association; N. C. State Bar. Deputy Clerk, Superior Court
of Guilford County, August, 1935-September, 1940; December,
1941-October, 1942; December, 1945-June 1, 1946. (Break in
dates caused by Military Service.) Secretary and Treasurer. Guil-
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ford County Democratic Executive Committee, 1938-1940. Presi-
dent National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and
Treasurers. 1957; Executive Director National Association of
State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers, 1958-. Member
and Past Master of Greensboro Lodge No. 76 Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons. Choraz in Chapter No. 13 Royal Arch Masons:
Ivanhoe Commandery No. 8 Knights Templar; Sudan Temple
A. A. O.N. M.S. : Societas Rosecrucians in Civitatibs Foederatis;
Raleigh Lions Club. Enlisted in National Guard May, 1934, as a
Private; promoted to Sergeant. February, 1935; commissioned
Second Lieutenant, June 18, 1935; commissioned First Lieutenant,
November 18. 1939; promoted to Captain, January 28, 1943, to
Major on inactive status, January 17. 1947. Entered Federal
Service. September 16, 1940; released from active duty November
2. 1941; recalled to active duty October 7, 1942; relieved from
active duty December 14, 1945. Veteran World War II, Post No.
53 American Legion Local; Local No. 506 Forty and Eight. Deacon,
Hayes Barton Baptist Church; member Board of Trustees Wake
Forest College. 1949-1952, 1955-1958. 1960-1963, 1965-. Appointed
State Auditor February 15, 1947; elected four-year term 1948;
re-elected 1952, 1956, 1960 and 1964. Married Clarice Hines,
December 12, 1936. Two children: Joseph Henry, age twenty-four
years, George Hines, age twenty-one years. Home address: 2618