Relatives Called to Bedside of Former Governor Kitchin, Nov. 8, 1924

Kitchen Resting More Easily This Morning. . . Former Governor Is Critically Ill at His Home at Scotland Neck—Relatives Called to Bedside

By the Associated Press

Scotland Neck, N.C., Nov. 8—Former Governor W.W. Kitchin of North Carolina was resting easily at 10:15 this morning, it was stated at the residence by Mrs. Claude Kitchin, the Governor’s sister-in-law. Early last night his condition was considered very serious, and relatives were called to his bedside, but later he rallied and slept well for the remainder of the night, Mrs. Kitchin said. While he was said to have seemed improved this morning physicians say that he is still “sick and weak.”

From the front page of the Concord Daily Tribune, Nov. 8, 1924

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