North Carolina in the 1900s

North Carolina State Senate

1967

This General Assembly met from February 8th to July 6th in 1967.

The 1966 NC Legislature reworked the Senate districts once again and they went back to the thirty-three (33) districts that had been in effect since 1923 - with all districts changing their county makeup except for District #10 and District #24. This took effect for this General Assembly.

The number of Senators remained at fifty (50).

District

No. of Senators

County/Counties

Delegate(s) (County From)

1

2

Bertie, Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Hertford, Northampton, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Washington

Joseph Julian Harrington (Bertie),
George Matthew Wood (Camden)

2

1

Beaufort, Dare, Hyde, Martin, Tyrrell

Ashley Brown Futrell (Beaufort)

3

1

Carteret, Craven, Pamilico

Sam Latham Whitehurst (Craven)

4

2

Edgecombe, Halifax, Pitt, Warren

Herbert Vinson Bridgers (Edgecombe),
Julian Russell Allsbrook (Halifax)

5

1

Greene, Jones, Lenoir

Thomas Jackson White (Lenoir)

6

1

Onslow

Albert Joseph Ellis

7

1

Franklin, Granville, Vance

Franklin Wills Hancock, III (Granville)

8

2

Johnston, Nash, Wilson

Jesse Hinnant Austin, Jr. (Johnston),
Dallas L. Alford, Jr. (Nash)

9

1

Wayne

Lindsay Carter Warren, Jr.

10

2

Duplin, New Hanover, Pender, Sampson

LeRoy Gaston Simmons (Duplin),
John Jay Burney, Jr. (NH)

11

2

Durham, Orange, Person

Claude Currie (Durham),
Daniel Stuart Matheson (Orange)

12

2

Wake

James Ruffin Bailey,
Jyles Jackson Coggins

13

1

Chatham, Harnett, Lee

Robert Burren Morgan (Harnett)

14

2

Cumberland, Hoke

John Tannery Henley (Cumberland),
N. Hector McGeachy, Jr. (Cumberland)

15

1

Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus

James Collins Green (Bladen)

16

1

Caswell, Rockingham

Frank Reid Penn (Rockingham)

17

1

Alamance

Ralph H. Scott

18

3

Guilford, Randolph

Clarence Edward Kemp (Guilford),
Lennox Polk McLendon, Jr. (Guilford),
John Luke Osteen (Guilford)

19

2

Davidson, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond, Scotland

John Franklin Allen (Montgomery),
Voit Gilmore (Moore)

20

1

Robeson

Hector MacLean

21

1

Alleghany, Ashe, Stokes, Surry

James Worth Gentry (Stokes)

22

2

Forsyth

Harry Stroman Bagnal,
Geraldine Rasmussen Nielson

23

1

Rowan

Claude Umstead Parrish

24

2

Anson, Cabarrus, Stanly, Union

John Ray Boger, Jr. (Cabarrus),
Charles Franklin Griffin (Union)

25

1

Davie, Watauga, Wilkes, Yadkin

Thomas Rhudy Bryan (Wilkes)

26

2

Alexander, Catawba, Iredell, Lincoln

Adrian Lafayette Shuford, Jr. (Catawba),
Columbus Vance Henkel (Iredell)

27

3

Mecklenburg

Martha Wright Evans,
Charles Kimble Maxwell,
Herman Aubrey Moore

28

1

Burke, Caldwell

Joe Kincaid Byrd (Burke)

29

2

Cleveland, Gaston

Jack Hutchins White (Cleveland),
Marshall Arthur Rauch (Gaston)

30

1

Avery, McDowell, Rutherford

Clyde Monroe Norton (McDowell)

31

2

Buncombe, Madison, Mitchell, Yancey

Bruce Burry Briggs (Buncombe),
Raymond Theodore Dent, Jr. (Mitchell)

32

1

Haywood, Henderson, Polk

Harry Eugene Buchanan (Henderson)

33

1

Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Jackson, Macon, Swain, Transylvania

Mary Faye Brumby (Cherokee)
Robert Walter Scott was President of the Senate. Samuel Ray Byerly was the Clerk.
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