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t Wloyd AJbrakam Dillard of CDntan, and B«rtha Mm Speaker afGrweHB Carl Fred Klnard of J< and Unda Faye Smith of CUntoo Howell and EUb- abeCh Mildred Emery Cobb of Clinton Jr., of Gray Court, and Edna Mm Irby of Hal Walter Yow of Concord, N. C., and Louiee Cowan Saxon of Gross HU. William Looter Goff of Joanna, and Shelby Joan Ward of Clinton. Mac Otto Hunter and Doll B. Richard of Mitchell Bayne Barton of Foun tain Inn and Mildred Virginia Campbell of Lamnene. Sandy Tyner and Kathleen Bull of Clinton. ^ Robert Arial Nelson and Ossie Bolt Campbell of Laurens. Melvin Eugene Bailey of Clin ton, and Judith Lynn Bedenbaugh of Joanna. Walter Smith and Emma Jena Simmons of Laurens. David Raymond Young of Clin ton, and Carrife Lawson Huey of Laurens. PROPERTY TRANSFERS Herschel Armstrong to Bruce (Bnicie) Armstrong, lot in Town of Fountain Inn for $4,000.00. Joseph Jones and Olissie Jones Gotta Bug? Coll Doug! Tenahe Ceehel EFI RD # S , s. c. James Barksdale, and Alice to A. Y. Bryson, lot in Ctty of Laurens for $10.00 and other vain- able Hagan to R. P H. Barnes, tot for $1,000.00. Paul A_ Arnold to Maltssa Ar nold, MO acres and tot in rens County tor $300.00. ; H. Abercrombie, Sr., Dora R. Abercrombie to lot on Lake Green wood tor $10.00 Mad other vatai- Ulysses McDowell to A. Y. Bryson, 4.1 acres for $10.00 and cancellation of indebtedness. A. E. Holton to Mrs. Hugh Wright, lot loo Township, for $1,000.00. Naomi B. and Willie H. Cole to H. F. Abbott, 1 acre on Fleming St Ext., Laurens, for $600.00. Melvin Tucker to Tuck er and Nancy J. Tucker, lot in Crestview subdivision south ef the Town of Fountain Inn, for $180.00 aid assumption of mortgage. Harvey W. Johnson to E. O. An derson, lots in the City of Laurens for $1,600.00. Raymond Thomas and Clarence Thomas to City of Laurens, strip of land in City of. Laurens for $100.00. Annie Bell Poole Brown to How ie DawkinS and Mary Dawkins, lot 3 miles northwest of Clinton for $10.00 and valuable consid- Stewart M. Thomson to James W. and Frances P. Crowder, tot in Laurens County for $300.00. J. D. Nicholson to C. B. Pitts, Jr., tot in Lake view Heights sub division, LaLke Greenwood, for $59.00. Jareile R. Long to Roy Long, Save Or Invest wiHi -Safety Stewart M. Thomson and Jana C. Ellis to Jamas H. Abercrom bie, Sr., and Don R. Abercrom bie, tots on Lake Greenwood for $100.00 and other valuable con siderations. Sara B. Copeland to Joe H. Bonds, lots in Lakewood Devel- ftr $10,00 Accounts Insured up to $10,000 —Profit 4% per Annum —Convenience In Person or by Moil — — Funds Avoiloble When Needed Laurens Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LAURENS. S. C. C. C. Covan and Ollie.D. Covan to Wise Homes, Inc., 7JO acres for $10.00 Mid other valuable con siderations. Margaret M. Morgan to Wil liam J. .C Morgan, lots on Middle St. and Round St, Watts School District No. 7 for $10.00. William T. Long to Fidelity Company, Inc., lot oa Hampton St., Joanna, for $0.00 and as sumption of mortgage. Clyde Hubert McCrary and Evelyn Lanford McCrary to Mrs Ruth Sparks Smith, tot in City of Clinton for $10.00 and other valu able considerations. Mrs. Grace P. Sullivan to Cur tis O. Woods, 1 acre south of Princeton for $50.00. liberty Springs Presbyterian Church to William Earle Brown and Montess Reeder Brown, tot in Cross Hill for $1,000.00. James L. Qualls and Frances B. Qualls to Horace C. Knight and Joyce Q. Knight, tot in Laur ens County for $300.00. Stewart M. Thomson and Jane C. Ellis to C. P. Ashley, tots In Laurens County for $1,006.00. Joe H. Bonds to Ray D. White ford and Linda S. Whiteford, tot on Sunset Boulevard, Clinton, for $10.00 and other considerations Joe H. Bonds to James Melvin Huey, tot on Copeland St., Clin ton, for $10.00 and other consid erations. Brucie Owings Blakely to the Laurens Industrial Development Corporation, 10 acres near Lau rens for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. Grady Fuller to James E. But many people, lag it their their lent article team of magattnes on phone and Telegraph Company One-thing stuck in my mind, the statement by the chairman of the hoard of the telephone company Many people donT seem to realise that yon don’t have to answer the telephone." What ha meant was that yon do not have to be a slave to it. Some people will even jump out of a bate tub to answer the totopkone. If you don’t answer the phone on the first ring, if they want you had enough, they will ring again. Peo. pie actually have been injured while rushing to a ringing phone. . There is a humorous but thought-provoking article in the September 15th issue of State” magasine, M At Our House,” by Lou Cash well. It Is the story of a wife and mother who was challenged by the fam ily to taft the telephone ring the telephone. When I ring up a I t ji . . a « a. —' a a. KMasuy myeeti so u » answering the telephone, and an I ask if it is convenient to speak with the one whom I am calling, or do they wish to call * hack. I wish more poop would do that who call me. The one that really tries my patkinra Is the calkr who says, “Don’t you know who this Is?” There are two places we mad In particular to um the Golden Rule, one Is over the tekphoi and the other is behind the steer ing wheel of an automobile. she was doing something more important. The opening paragrapth reads: “The whole family said I couldn't do it. They gave me three weeks to try, counting three days run ning as a complete success. I reported 'Mission Accomplished’ to their wide-eyed unbelieving stares at exactly 7:34 p. m. last Tuesday. Now I can do it when ever I want to—let the telephone ring and not answer it Now I can really let it ring while the 7-min ute frosting is just 3 minutes done, when I’m in the shower, when I’m taking a nap. or when I’m going out the door with my hat on.” How this housewife accomplish ed the difficult taak makes hu morous reading. Look up the- magasine and read it for your- aelf. We should make the telephone our servant. Then It can be a Joy and blessing. Actually It la a me. chanical gadget which relays the desire of someone to talk with you. It Isn’t offendod If you don’t answer it. The caller doesn't Notice of Ejection STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Laurens Notice is hereby given that the General Election for State and county will be held at the voting precincts affixed by law in the County aforesaid on Tuesday, November 6, 1963, said day being Tuesday following the first Mon day, as prescribed by the S t a t a Constitution. Before the hour fixed for open ing the polls Managers and Clerks must take and subscribe to the constitutional oath. The Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. The polls shall be opened at such voting places as shall be designated at 8 o’clock in the forenoon, and close at 6 o'clock in the afternoon of the day of election, except that in Aiken County the polls shall remain open until 7 p. m., and shall be held open during these hours with intermission or adjourn ment; and the Managers shall ad- days, with or without hard labor unless on a presentment or oictxnent or a - -»• been committed except hi sing in the land or naval or in the militia when la •entice In time of war or public LOCAL CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Ne. 1 the Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Coastiution of this Stole be amended so as to permit School District No. 3 of Amkreoa to increase its beaded ness up to fifteen per cent of atsattad value of the property Unrein? Ne. I ^ Shall Section 5 of Artlcle X of the Coastitotion of this Stole, re- lating to the limit of bonded In debtedness of by s majMlfcof thereon, to any election or held Subsequent to No vtmber 1. MS? No. • Spartaakorg Casatty Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit Spar tanburg School District No. • of Spartanburg County to increase its bonded indebtedness up to twelve per cent of the value of the taxable therein? „ , Shall SecUonTof Article X of taxable) the Constitution of this state be amended so as to permit Sjmt- tURENS VI—Mrs °* cvrthte political i therein? sutxfivisions, be amended so as mana tan burg School District No Spartanburg County to Its bonded indebtedness twelve per cent of the value of the taxable property up to to eliminate the proviso which) exempts School District No. 10 of I Cherokee County from such lim itations? No. I Shall Section 6 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so ns to permit Dor-1 MANAGERS OP ELECTIONS The following Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said county. BAILEY—Mrs. Thomas Cope land. Mrs. David Gambrsll. Mrs W B. Ram age BARKSDALE-NARNIE-M. B. Abrams. Mrs. Juanita Craddock, Mrs Jaime T- . LONG BRANCH — Mf*^ Compton. Sr.. Mr*- r ton, Jr.. Mrs.C. D LYDIA MHX—E. C. tar. Mr*. Lucille Mary Johnson MADDEN—Mias My, Mrs. Margarel Genevieve Pinson MERNA-Mrs. Mrs X C. Reeves, MT OLIVE—H. M. Mattie Cooper, Lota MT PLEASANT- ton, J. W Knight J. C. MOUNTVILLE — Harris. Mrs. L. R H. Byrd, Jenny Blakely, Hunter. OWINGS - Mr* Cook. Mrs Sue C Cook. PLEASANT MOUND — O. a r Chester County to Incur bonded Mrs. Olin J. Bolt indebtedness not to exceed fifteen! per cent of the assessed value of all taxable property within the county? No. 4 John Babb. B. Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Coastiution of this State be amended so as to permit Florence School District No. 5 of Flormce County to Increase its bonded In debtedness up to fifteen per cent] of the assessed value of the tax able property therein? No. • County of Article Big super heating performance in a COMPACT , ICABINETI minister to each person offering to vote oath that he is qualified to vote at this election, according to the Constitution of his Stoto, and that he has not voted during this election. The Managers have the power to fill a vacancy, and If none of the Managers attend, the citizens can appoint from among the qualified voters, the Managers, who. after being duly sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election the Managers and Clerks must pro ceed publicly to open the ballot box and count the ballots therein, and continue without adjourn ment until the same Is comptat and make a statement of the re sults for each office, and sign the same. Within terse days there after the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the Board, must deliver to the Com missioners of Election the poll list, the box containing the ballots and written statements of the re sults of the election. At the said election qualified •lectors will vote upon the adopt- of amendments to the Constitution, as provided in the following JOINT RESOLU TIONS: STATEWIDE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Ne. 1 Shall Section 3 of Article XI of the Constitution of this Stats be amended so as to provide for the State Board of Education to be composed of one member from each of the judicial circuits elect ed by the legislative delegations of the several counties within the circuit? Ne t Shall Paragraph (a) of Section 4 of Article II of the Constitution of this State he amended so as to reduce the residency require ments for suffrage to residence of one year in the State, six months in the county, and throe months in the precinct in which the elec tor offers to vote? Shall Section 94 of Article III of the Constitution of South Caro- be amended so as to permit the usasral AesemMy to Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this state be amended so as to permit the in crease of the bonded indebtedness of the School District of Green- villt County not to exceed twenty per cent of the assessed value of BREWERTON — Vernon Bos well. Henry Batlentine. Curtis B. Y CLINTON 1—4. J. Clark, Mr. and Mrs V. P Adair. Mrs Lais T 'cL1NTON II — Rhett Adair. Mrs. Rhett Adair, Chartas H. Johnson. George Watts Copeland CLINTON MILL - Mrs Ula Cox. Mm. Maggie Reynolds Reginald Cheek. _ COOK’S STORE—J. D. Thacks- ton, Ralph Cokar, T. R- P*ttoo CROSS HILL—J. H Shealy. J. H Austin. J. O. Denny. DANIELS STORE—B. R. Red den. W B. O’Dell, J. Y. Martin DIALS — E. D. Harris, Jess Henderson, Oscar Williams. EKOM-J. Roy Culbertson. S. H. Cooper, Mrs. Helen Taylor. ORAYCOURT—John B Mc- Babb, Mrs. Sue the taxable property In the dls- Cuen, Joel M trict, and to eliminate consider Owings. ation of such Indebtedness ss to GRAYS - S. H. Coker. Sam other political entitles covering Thomas, Claude E. McIntyre the same territory? HICKORY TAVERN—■Brateey No.4 Roper. C. A. Babb, M L. Mc- Jasper Couaty Daniel. ^ _ . Shall Section 6, Article X, of HOPEWELL-C. R. Workman, the Coastiution of this State he Don Boyd. W. P. Dtotawn amended so as to permit Jasper JOANNA—Mm. W. W. Nlver, County to incur bonded indebted- Jr., Mm. Ray Bragg, Mm. Ralph ness up to twsnty per cent of the Clarke. assessed valus of the taxable JONES STORE—Raymond A Riddle. Mm. _ POPLAR SPRINGS - Mitchell. Ray Godfrey. Mitchell ~~ PRINCETON-W. A. A Eltadge.C W RINNO—James D. J. G. Simpeon. Mm. Jama* C< 3haDY GROVE Robert Franklin, Mm. Mm Eart Jnhnaan SHILOH-M A. WUaon, F Hellams. J. A. Simp sea STEWARTS STORE - H. Cook, Mm. W. D. Stewai TIP TOP-Mm T. ». Mm. S. F. Whitaker, J. 8. Btom TRINITY RIDGE—Dorreh Ow- tngs. Mm. Harttatte W. R. Johnson. WATERLOO - 1. Guy 8n Jo wArr8viLLE-i*rt cowk, a. v £8S&&*- c k v. Gray, Johnny P*dm, Agnr strong. YOUNG ra Manley, Mm. H B The Manager* * named above a delegate one of aacna the hi _ the election. They may ha ^ ed on the second Hear of tea Laurens County Cwrt Home to Laurens. S. C.. any lima bstwean the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p on Friday, Saturday m November 3ad. 3rd, peolively. JAMES WASSON. property therein? Ne. 7 Shall Section 5 and Section 6, of Article X of the Constitution of the State be amended so as not to Mm. Margaret Harold L. Thompson I LANFORD—Mrs Mm. Martha Joyce Kennedy. laurensT—Mr*. J. Lott. rts. js&'is. worldwide superstate? TKttii vota lor Konnody's man. M Son. JoHnttan votad FOR o U. S. Arm* Con trol and Ditarmamont Agoncy. (S. 2768, P. 5595, Cong. Rocord, April 5,1962) want to keep our national sovereignty? Vote for o strong America! Vote RIGHT- Vote WORKMAN! ——for U. S. 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