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TUB CLINTON Patricia Prance* Stewart of ruff. Public Racordft SimpeonvUle. Maxie Eugene Morris of Kin- i Aaron Tice GambreQ and Les- ards and Dorothy Jean Haxel of A/i»r LICENSES lie Anne Cook of Laurene. - Joanna. • BSIJED James Stewart WaddeU and William Cary GambreU of Wa- Gerald Edward Brashier and Patricia Ann* Owens of Wood- terloo and Edith Elizabeth Hon- ^The Block Vote against YOU! SOUTHERN NEGRO: Big Margin for LBJ \-C than S BiOioa, to U winioa four WhMa voters total allHoa in (h* 11 VirginU to Texas. F" If the Nears vote, prisiaf sbouT Bpv of the (STAT^ $•*♦• 27,1M4) I ini if Names •> ’u; ♦* It's the same old story! The Democrat Donkey from Washington » de termined to kick olr teeth down Our throat with . the freeUom-ro^fcirig iSynYiglnf Xct*' Then they plan to keep us in the bag with a solid minority Negro block vote which con be turned into a majority power. NAACP Chapters ” Spurn Goldwafer J GREENSBORO. lf.C. (AP) — n of their congregations to regtslsr and vote. A panel discusstw M hr the Bar. Mr. Bmks. the * 'r*i n .*» n fRuDf lot Bicroicri ® 'IV 0 HNfHlIJ 1 vfat, Oct A IfMI I O Look at bumper stickers and who has which one! Look at the lineup of politicians serving their own interests! Rise up, South Carolinians! Don't let LBJ-HHH Democrats including a solid Negro vote take this election from us! Voting is the PROOF! Barry Goldwafer voted AGAINST cloture whichj would 909 the Senote. Barry Goldwoter voted AGAINST the Civil Bill. Stand up for the man who Mood up .ion ’Uft Vote for Bany Goldwater! \ yo. k** „ bo* Vs ri* feted paid If derson of Ware Shoals. John Earle Hammett and Anne Jones Taylor of Green ville. ' 'SPSJIffb Tammy Frank Callahan of Honea Path and Rertha Price Joy of Clinton. Claude Calisoa West of Lau rens and Meredith Ann Davis of Clinton. ler, lot on Browning St., Joan na, for $10.00 and other consid erations. Lydia Cotton Mills to Lillian L. Forrester, lot in the Lydia Eubdivision, Clinton, for $10.00 and other considerations.' Joe S. Caughman to Ottie R. Woody and Lois May Woody, lot in the West Clinton Subdivision NO. 4 permit James Island School^Dis- the CMp at ANDERSON COUNTY trict No. S of Shall Section 5 of Article X of ty, the State of Sooth Carolina, the Constitution of this State be to incur bonded amended so as to permit School to fifteen per cent of the District 1 of Anderson County to ed value of the taxable property therein? NO. 11 : DILLON COUNTY Shall Section S, Article X of increase its bonded indebtedness up to sixteen per cent of the as sessed value of the taxable prop erty therein and to exclude such first betaf preseaU Council a petttlNi majority '.iff the f Columbia izing sue] NO* SPARTANBURG Shall Section M «l Alex Gerald McGee and Alice for $1,000.00 and other considera- ^indebtedness from the limitation the Constitution of this State bt the Constitritloa of l \of aggregate indebtedness upon amended so as to permit DiUon amended M ast* Jewell Johnson of Clinton. Rogero Blakely Hunter of Lau rens and Ethel Mae Clark of Clinton . PROPERTY TRANSFERS J. B. Gwynn and J. P. Young to Sally Holloway, lot in Rabon Shores Subdivision, Waterloo Township, for $279.00. Clyde O. Reid and Martha E. Reid to the Joanna Community Corporation, lot on Calhoun St, Joanna, for $5.00 and other con siderations. Arthur Lawson to Isaac C. Mc Lendon end Ethel M. McLendon, lot in the City of Clinton for $10.00 end other considerations. Robert E. Farrar and Cathe rine T. Farrar to Arthur Lawson and Sarah T. Lawson, 16.77 acres for $10.00 and other consid erations. Mrs. Nets C. Crisp to Mrs. Margaret C. lusti, 59.2 acres for $5.00 and other considerations tions. Melda Von HoUen Johnson to ^»ny territory in the county? Joe S. Caughman and Eunice W. Caughman, lot in the West Clinton Subdivision for $2,838.53 NO. 5 ANDERSON COUNTY M <! rVi " C : lteC^£tton S <rf thu‘su» £ property within the coup- County to incur bonded indebted ness for school purposes in an amount not exceeding fifteen per cent of the assessed value of all of SpartanMrg to service conunissloa fit of its MANAGERS OF The following C. Stewart to Reles H. Littleton “ ' . . c-u^i ty and to exclude such' indebted- _./v. . *7* District No. 2 of Anderson Coun- hold the electtoa at acres and a lot near the Town of Fountain Inn for $1.00 and oth er considerations. A. E. Holton to Jeanette Young, lot In Greenacres, Water loo Township, for $400.00. John B Gwynn to Richard Caldwell, lots in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $09A0. Sarah Putman Wright to Ruth K. Morton and Floyd J. Morton, lots in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $100.00. ton lot in the West Clinton Subdivi sion for $10.00 and other consid erations. Midland Guardian of Georgia to Taylor and Nellie B. Cun ningham, 1 acre in Waterloo Township for $100.00. Margaret Mims Kremer and Betty Mims Roberts to Marie Golden Mims, 12 acres in Lau rens Township for $1.00 and oth er considerations. James B. Cheek and Lillian J. Veek to James Earl and Ver na Jo Carter, .87 of an acre in Youngs Township for $1.00 and edness up to sixteen per cent of other considerations. the assesed value of the taxable J. Hubert Todd and Gussie property therein and to exclude Brehmer Todd to John D. Bragg such indebtedness from the limi tation of aggregate indebtedness upon any territory in the county? • v- SaTT BAMBERG COUNTY Shall the ninety-second para graph of Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State ty to increase its bonded indebt- edness up to sixteen per cent of the assessed value of the taxable property therein and to exclude such indebtedness from the limi tation of aggregate indebtedness upon any territory in the county? NO. • ANDERSON COUNTY Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit School District No. 5 of Anderson Coun ty to increase its bonded Indebt- Frank Walls to Betty WaUs, 17 and j VJ| D B ra gg, lot on North Broad St., Clinton, for $10.00 and other considerations. Notice of Ejection STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, gate indebtedness upon any ter ritory in the county? NO. 12 T FLORENCE COUNTY Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit School District No. 2 in Florence Coun ty to incur bonded indebtedness for school purposes in an amount not exceeding eighteen per cent of the assessed value of all prop erty within^the district and to exclude such indebtedness from the limitation of aggregate in debtedness upon any territory in the county? NO. 13 GREENVILLE COUNTY Shall Section 13, Article II, of the Constitution of’ South Caro lina. 1886. be amended so as to precincts in the said Bailey—Mrs. WaRer Mrs. Bennie Blakely, Mrs. Copeland. Barksdale-Naiwie—Mrs. W. D. Norris, Mrs. (Men Bolt, Roy Sumerel. Brewerton—Clifton Hall, Hen ry Balentine, Mrs. Anita Baleo- Une, Mrs. Eleanor Childress. Secretary. Clinton No. 1—J. J. Clark, Mrs. Lois Thomley, Mrs. Rachel Adair, Rhett P. Adair. Clinton N. 2—Arthur Howard, V. Parks Adair, George W. Cope land, Charles H. Johnson. Clinton Mill—Reginald Cheek, Jimmy Braswell, Truman Owens ,Sam Owens. Cook’s Store—T. R. Patton, W. R. Bailey, Ralph Coker . Cross Hill—Robert T. HotUngs- Cennty of Notice is hereby given that the General Election for State and County will be held at the voting County School DiUrict No. precincts fixed by law in the 2 from ten per cent to twenty- County aforesaid on Tuesday, note per cent? Paul W. McAlister to Walter November 3. 1064, said day bsMg NO. 8 S. Adams, III, aad Sue Anderson Tuesday following tt» first Men- * BEAUFORT COUNTY Adams, 2.906 acres and 1 V prescribed by the StAte^ Amendment Net L , acres two miles west of the Ctty ConstRution. !> Shall Section 7, Article%II, of of Lanrens, for SMV5.06. Before the hour fixed for open- the Constitution of this Stifte lim- Mrs. Sasnh F. Read to R. E. Ing the polls Managers and Ring the amount of bonded in- Poole, lot in the Ctty If Clinton Clerks must take antf risbscrtbe Mriedness which may he meur- for $40.00 aad «athar considera- to the constitutional oath. The PI d by a muidcipaUty, be ^Managers elect tiwfr fialiittm amended so as to 1 fill fan r the R. E. Poole to James H. Pear and Clerie " pfoviskri exempting the Oty of The polle shall be opened at Beaufort from dirik such voting placet as shaft ho when till proceeds permit the holding of special elections in the City of Green- worth, J. Harold Austin, Joiyph viUe for the purpose of determin- H. Shealy. be amended wTas toUkcreL^Thl *»8 if the City Council of the Qty Daniel’s Store—W. B. O’Dell, Lit otHZ Lm tetebteto? * 0r ” ttTlnt «rop»wi|r-gum R. CuIWUoo. J. 7. Umr- which may be incurred in flam ed to issue general obligation tin. bonds of the City of Greenville Dials—E. D. Harris, J. E. for any corporate purpose with- Henderson, Miss E. N. Harris, out there first being presented to Mrs. J. E. Henderson, the City Council a petition signed Ekom—J. Roy Culbertaen, 8. by a majority of the freeholders H. Cooper, C. Y. of the City of Greenville petition- Helen Taylor (Alternate).* son, lot IR the Ctty ef Clinton for $18,00 .and other 4-v. '»■* Horace Gray to Mar garet G. McIntyre, Jot on Brook- wood Drive, Laorcna, for $10.00 designated at $ o'clock In ito ate applied the forenoon, and clooe at 6 o’doct (Mrchase, erection, Improve- ing and authorizing such elec tions? NO. 14 GREENVILLE COUNTY Shall Section 22 of Article V of this State be amended so l» increase the * " petit Jury of the nvllle from six to twelve! NO GREENWOOD COUNTY Gray Courtf-Mrs. Ethel Jack- son, John R. McCuen, J. M. Babb. Gray’s — S. H. Coker. Sam Thomas, C. E. Hickory T«v< S B. Roper. Willi* sms. -js lopewell—C. R. Workman W. P. Dickson, Don Boyd. Joanna W. W. Niver, Jr., Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Mrs. W. O. Shall Section 5 of Article * of Hueble, Mrs. JX J. J. Yi to the afternoon of the day of the Constitution of fttslato he Jones 1 Store - ejection,..kxcept that in Aiken and sidewalks where the abutting ^Bended so as to permit Ninety Cook, Mrs. L. H County the polls Shaft remain property owners are assessed as ^ Diatrict No 52 in G Thompson Helen Mogley Henry to Henry open until 7 p. m. t and shall be much as one-half the cost thera^-- 8 ^ 1001 UWmct No ' 82 lD U Thompson A. Lott, Hhrold ToteMhip m Id BUMF Nh aVes in held ofltev daring these hour# of, or for the purchase, con- $19,09171. without intHtnlsfed tt atijoknf'ItiucUon and 1 malntettaac^ of WilHR'tRtetr* , a8d the Rlittfeert’shaft Waterworks, lighting plants, gas Schumpert, 1 acre near the Town administer to each person offer- of Waterloo for $100.00. ing to vote oath that be is quall- A. E. Holton to Larry Dean to vote in this election, ac- Weathers, lot in Greenacres, cording to the Constitution of Waterloo Township, for $150.00. this State, and that he has not Hoxte Bridges to Fred William voted during this election. Rowe and Dianne G. Rowe, lot on The Managers have the Calhoun St., Joanna, for $5.00 power to fill a vacancy, and if and other considerations. none of the Managers attend, the James E. Anderson to G. L. citizens can appoint from among Locklear and Marfaret E. Lock- the qualified voters, the Manag- (ear, lots In rabdtrislOB of Mary an, who, after being duly sworn, B. Owens estate, Clinton, for can conduct the election. $10.00 and other considerations. At the dose of the election the Code Fuller to John Fuller, 10 Managers and Clerks must pro acres for $10.00 and other coo- ceed publicly to open the ballot siderations. box and count the ballots there- Frank Murray to Joseph T. in, and continue without ad- Hughes, lots in Edgewater Club journment until the same is com- Estates for $150.00. pleted, and make a statement of W. E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court, the results for each office, and to Modern Homes Construction sign the same. Within three days Co., lot east of CUnton for $000. thereafter the Chairman of the Harold J. Brown and Pauline B. Brown to Paul 8. Brown, lot east of Fountain Inn for $$,500. Geoafi P. Wenek to Gary T. Brown and Jane G. Brown, lot in Dials Township for $5,350.00. Edgewater Club, Inc., to C. L. Murray, lot in Edgewater Club Estate Subdivision for $60.00. C. L. Murray to A. G. Stepp, lot in Edgewater Chib Estate for $06.00. A. E. Helton to Keneth S. Ow ens, lot in Greenacres for $000. E. F. Coggins to W. Marion Jones and Colleen N. Jones, lot in Pineland Lakes, Laurens, for $10.00 and other considerations. ^ Edwin A. Farnell, Jr., and Ethel A. Farnell to Stewart R. plants, sewerage systems or for the payment of debts incurred? Amendment No. 2 Shall Section 8, Article X, of the Constitution, limiting the amount of bonded indebtedness which may be incurred by mu nicipal corporations, be amend ed so as to eliminate the proviso exempting the City of Beaufort from such limitation when the reenwood County to increase Lanford—Mrs. Martha s bonded indebtedness up to ty, Mrs. Lucy Patterson, Mrs. eighteen per cent qf the assessed Elizabeth Byers, value of the taxable property. .Laurens ,Ne. V—Mrs. Maude therein? Davenport, Mrs. C. L. Owens, NO. M GREENWOOD, COUNTY « Section 1 Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit Green wood County to incur bonded in debtedness not exceeding twelve per cent of the assessed value of plied exclusively to the pur chase, erection, improvement and maintenance of streets and sidewalks where the abutting property owners are assesed as much as one-half the cost there of, or for the purchase, construc tion and maintenance of water works, lighting plants, gas plants, sewerage systems or for the payment of debts incurred^ and when the question of Incur- by the Board, must deliver t* ring such indebtedness is sub- the Commissioners of Election rnKted to the qualified electors pcooMds at •uch bonds pnpe,t, plied exclusively to the pur- V 71 flaetisu 2 Shall Section 5 of Article X of the poll list, the hex containing the ballots and written state ments of the results of the elec tion. At the said election qualified electors will vote upon the adop tion or rejection of amendments to the Constitution, as provided in the following JOINT RESO LUTIONS: Statewide OonstitatioBal NO. 1 Shall Section 24 of Article IV of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to remove the Superintendent at Education list of Constitutional Hanson and Ingrid J. Hanson, lots in College View, CUnton, for from the $10.00 and other considerations. Officers? Home Improvements, Inc., to Section 2 Joe H. Bonds, lot in Holiday Shall Section 1 of Article XI of Acres, Laurens, for $800.00. the Constitution of this State be Joe H. Bonds to Lottie W. Wat- amended so as to provide for the ford, lot in Holliday Acres, Lau- appointment of the State Super- re ns, for $10.00 and other con- intendent of Education by a ma- siderations. Joe H. Bonds to Jack J. Allen, lot in HolUday Acres for $10.00 and other considerations. Myrtle R. Allen to W. T. Rob erts and Effie Neas Roberts, lots near Waterloo for $800.00. William M N. Jones to E. F. Coggins, 1 acre in Dials Township for $10.00 and other considerations. Reles H. Littleton and Fran ces B. Littleton to Ralph Kart Randaft and Bessie F. Randall, lot on. Taylor 8t.« Joanna, for $8.0o4ad other aoteriderations. Samuel Lea Goadjoiat to Na- Corp., lot near the town of Gray Court for $1,000.06. Herbert O. Morgan aad Char lotte W. Morgan, to Madden and Linda A. lot on North Adair St., Clinton, for $8,600.00. John B. Gwynn to Belle D. Davenport, lot in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $600.00. Walter E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court, to Alexander Reeder, lot i on Horne St., CUnton, for $3,- 1 948.14. k Continental Land Co. to W. P. LHair and Louise E. Hair, lots kin Lakewood for $1,446.00 of Said municipality as provid ed by law? Amendment Ne. 3 Shall Section 5, Article X. of the Constitution of this State lim iting the bonded indebtedness which may be incurred by po litical subdivisions of this State, be amended so as to eliminate the provision exempting the County of Beaufort and the town ships, school districts and other political subdivisions of the coun ty from such limitation? Amendment Na. 4 Shall Section 5, Article X, of the Constitution of this State lim iting the bonded indebtedness which may be incurred by politi cal subdivisions of this State, be amended so as to eliminate the provision exempting Beaufort from such Umitation? ' Amendment Ne. 5 Shall Section 5, Article X, of the Constitution of this State lim iting the amount of bonded in debtedness which may be incur- the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit School District No. 50 in Greenwood County to incur bonded indebted ness for school purposes to an amount not exceeding twenty per cent of the assessed value of all taxable property therein? NO. 11 KERSHAW COUNTY Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit school authorities in Kershaw County to incur bonded indebtedness for school purposes in an amount not exceeding fifteen per cent of the assessed value of all taxable Mrs. Mattie Cooper, property within the county and Chapman. _ L. Mrs. Mean* Knight. LaurenSvHo. 9 — Mrs. Gary Templeton, S. C. Johnson, Mrs. Horace Gray. Laurens No. 9—Mrs. Virginia McPherson, Mrs. Alice Ruth Garner, Clyde W. Garner, t Laurens No. 4—Carl Bnnslett, Miss Inez Hudgens. Mrs. (brace Montgomery, Mrs. Leula* Laurens No. 9—Mrs. George Hill, Mrs. C. A. Seawright, Mrs. John H. Wharton. Laurens No. 8 — Mrs. Lucille Barbour, Mrs. Jane Nash, Mrs. Fred S. Boyd. Long Branch—Mrs. Sam Comp ton, Mrs. C. D. .Benjamin, t Jr., Mrs Jack Penningtan. Lydia Mill—B. P. Lark, Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Miss Mary Johnson. Maddens—Mrs. Young Pinson, Mrs. Luther Cook, Paul Finley, Fowler Brownlee. Meraa — Miss Sarah Nash. Mrs. Pat Garrett, Mrs. E. C. Reeves. Mt. Olive — Herbert Mrs. Mt Pleasant—John C. Nabors. J Mrs. Frank L. McMahan, Mrs. Carrol W. Nelson. Mountville—P. H. Miller, Mrs. L. R. Adams, Mrs. J. W. Good-^J man. aTI Ora—Jennie Y. Blakely, ieen Hunter, S. H. Byrd. Owings—Mrs. Velma G. Mrs. Alice C. Willie, A. Pleasant Mound—Mrs. en Riddle, Carrie Lou Bertha Putnam. Poplar Springs—Royi ell, J. L. Bishop, J. H. Princeton—B. A. E jority vote of the members of the State Board of Education, and that his term of office prescribed red by a political subdivision of by the General Assembly? this State be amended so as to NO. 2 exempt the County of Beaufort Shall Section 10 of Article V end any political subdivision of the Constitution of this State within such county from the Jones' and Colleen •>« amended so as to provide ju- limitations imposed by this sec- risdiction in matters testamen- tion, or by any other constitu- tary and of administration, in tional provision, limiting the matters appertaining to minors amount of bonded indebtedness and to persons mentally incom- which may be incurred by a po- petent, shall be vested as the litical subdivision of this SUite? General Assemgly may provide? Local NO. $ CHARLESTON COUNTY to exclude such indebtedness from the limitation of aggregate indebtedness upon any territory in the county? N<L 1$ KERSHAW AND LANCASTER COUNTIES Section I Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to delete the pro visions relating to the bonded in debtedness of the former Lancas ter School District embracing the Town of Lancaster, Heath Springs School District No. 38 and School District No. 40 in Ethel R. Babb, Mrs. R/ Kershaw and Lancaster Coun- way. ties? Section 2 Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be amended so as to permit the School District of Lancaster County to incur bonded indebt edness for school purposes in an amount not exceeding fifteen per cent of the assessed value of. «U taxable property within the dis trict? NO. 19 RICHLAND COUNTY Shaft Section 5 of Article X of Renno—J. D. Neighbors, MrSfok James M. Copeland,*Jw$l Sylvia^ Kernelis. ' Shady Grove—R J. C. Nabors, Mt Shiloh—M. A. Wilson? 5 ! F. Hellams, Rov. C. Wa Stewart’s StorWr^fe, Stewart, D. W.^^ ^ Cook. .. Tip Top Mrs. Gladys Blum. K Trinity son, Pauliqf^tyo Shall Section is' Article* U t of the Constitution of this State be NO. 8 ALLENDALE COUNTY Section 1 Shall Section 5 of Article X of the Constitution of this State be the Constitution of South Caro lina, 1805, be amended so as to permit the holding of special elections in the City of Charles ton for the purpose of determin- amended so as to permit the In- WaterW^-5 crease of the bonded Indebted- Mrs - w ^ ness of School District No. 5 of Smlth - Richland County not to exceed Wattsvilfe^ thirty per cent of the assessed Alvin-i^een,-02 He* ! ness as to other political entities covering the same territory? NO. 2$ RICHLAND COUNTY Shall Article II, Section 19 of the Constitution of South Caro lina, 1805, be amended so as to permit the holding of special^ 1 election in the Ctty of Cohimbfe^ for the purpose of if the Ctty Council ef Y*ungs‘V / 1faa laranch predi gers ;e are ftfaested to M their nwhlur te Handed so u to delete Allendale i«« K the Ctty CoomiI of the Ctty l alu< \ 0 '“L e ‘'Tl 5 ' I” bert°T%$iteto3 Comity from Out pnyKlon dee- of Ourleeton ehell be empow- the “T 1 u > ignated as (8), which permits w'cd to Issue general obligation consideration^ of such todebted- the Counties of Allendale and bonds of the City of Charleston McCormick to incur bonded in- tor any corporate purpose with- debtedness not exceeding fifteen ou ( there first being presented per cent for certain purposes? to the Ctty Council a petition Section 2 signed by a majority of the free- Shaft Section 5 of Article X of holders of the City of Charleston the Constitution of this State be Priitionand and authorizing such amended so as to permit Allen- riections? dale County to incur bonded in- NO. 16 debtedness in an amount not ez- CHARLESTON COUNTY ceeding fifteen par cent of the Shell Section 5, Article X, of - _ . I Hath Edward Brock end WO- aaeeeeed value of <0 taxable *he ConeUtution of Sooth Cere- CotambU thaD be empowered |n» T Brock to ChSeeR r»I. property thereto? Una, IMS, be amended <o ae to t»»e saieral ebUgatioB h^ 0>»«V. S. C. Mrs. detennin%Nc ^ f the Citjr^X. > S n