Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 How Important "I am only one but I am I can't do everything bi And what I can do that And what I ought to do, This is an election year. Just hov in iota, one vore gave Oliver Cromwi In 1649, one vote caused Charles I of In 1776, one vote gave America the En| In 1839, one vote elected Marcus Mort In 1845, one vote brought Texas into t In 1868, one vote saved President Ar In 1875 one vote changed France from In 1876, one vote gave Rutherford B. States. In 1923, one vote gave Adolph Hitler In 1941, one vote saved Selective Servii In 1960, Richard Nixon lost the Preside it by less than one vote per precinct How important is one vote? Your If not, do so now. Miss Morgan Wed D i a n n e B. Morgan and Reuben D. Overstreet were married July 1 at the Faith Baptist Church in Laurens. Rev. John R. Waters performed the ceremony. Dianne is the daughter of William C. Morgan of Laurens and Margaret 4S VK I. \ Rob Hamrick Rob Hamrick, Plant No. 2 Carding j his lot at 201 Gordon Street. Hamrick, ki out the Clinton Mills community, has ju in a garden. He produces butter beans, peas, okra, and many others. : Is One Vote? one. jt I can do something. I ought to do. by the grace of God I shall do." v important is one vote? Your vote? ell control of England. England to be executed. |lish instead of the German language, on governor of Massachusetts, he Union. idrew Johnson from impeachment, i a Monarchy to a Republic. Hayes the Presidency of the United leadership of the Nazi party, ce twelve weeks before Pearl Harbor, ntial election and John Kennedy won in the United States. A !_? ? - ? vuie; ?ic you regisrerea TO VOfe.' [s Mr. Overstreet Owens of Enoree. Reuben is the son of Lola Mae Overstreet and the late Reuben Overstreet. The couple is making their home in Laurens. 's Mini-Farm \ssistant Overseer, has a mini-farm on ^rtiifn fr>r K i c n >> ??/4 "Kilii.. ?v?Tii IV/I 1110 f,ni uviuii^ aunujr mi uu^ii" st about everything that can be grown corn, tomatoes, cantaloupes, cucumbers, CLOTHMAKER Sullivan Named ? Assistant Engineer Harry Sullivan has been named Assistant Engineer at Clinton Mills, according to C. Bailey Dixon, Corporate Engineer. Sullivan, who holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from Vanderbilt University, recently completed a years training in plant operation. While attending Vanderbilt, he served as cap- ^ tain of the school's soccer team. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan of Clinton. Housewife: "It's tough when you have to pay a dollar a pound for meat." Butcher: "Yeah, but it's a lot tougher when von nav nnlv fifl rente n nnnnH for it!" *?>3* P an ?:3 w *