SAMPLE BALLOT
(flnCLOfBALLtit TOR U.S. SENATOR. STATE
. ?FPICKRS AND CONGBEMMAM
INWRUOTIOfS TO VOTER
1. To vote a straight party tiekel. make a*eross ?X) mark In the firele
>f Ihe party you desire to vote for.
2. To vote a spltt tftket. or In other words for candidates of different
)arUea, omit making a cross <Xi mark in the party circle at the top
sf the-ballot and mark tn the voting square opposite the name of
?ach candidate on the ballot for whom you W'ish to vote.
3. If you should mark in the party etrrte at the top of the ballot and
tlao mark opposite the name of any candidate of any party, such
*>uilol shall be counted as a straight party vote for all of the eandi
laies o( the paj;ty whose name the cross mark X1 is placed in
DEMOCRATIC
FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET
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PARK WITHIN THIS CIRCLE
For Governor
0 Luther H. Hodges
For lieutenant Governor
[~ Luther E. Barnhardt
For Secretary of Slate
? Thftd Eure
For State Auditor
|~' Henry L. Bridge*
For State Treasurer
| Edwin Gill
For Attorney General
j~i George B. Patton
I >r supt. of Public Instruction
[ Charles F. Carroll
F r Commissioner of Agriculture
[~ L. Y. Ballentine
I tr ( ommlwlonrr ol Insurance
? Charles F. Gold
? ** - ' ? ?f I .Una.
ror \ umniimiuiirr ui ?-? ""i
P Frank Crane
I t Chief Justice Supreme Court
[ J. Wallace Windborne
F< r Assoc. Justice Supreme Court
[7 William B. Rodman, Jr.
I or iudfr Sup. Court 2nd Illst.
P" Malcolm C. Paul
I or Judge Sup. Court 3rd Plat,
p Wijliam J. Bundy
1 or Judge Sup. Court ftth Diet.
p Hamilton H. Hobgood
I or Jedir Sup. Court 13th Plst.
[p Raymond B. Mallard
) or Judge Sup. Court 14th Dint.
p Clarence W. Hall
I or Judge Sup. Court 16lh Diet.
[ Malcolm B. Seawell
I or Judge Sup. Court 18th DLst.
p L. Richardson Preyer
I or Judge Hup. Court 22nd Dint.
p Hubert E. Olive
I or Judge Sup. Court 24th Dint.
P J. Frank Huskins
I or Judge Sup. Court 28th Hist.
p Hugh B. Campbell
"1 or Judge Sup. Court 27th Hist,
p P. C. Froneberger
For Cnited States Senator
p Sam J. Ervin, Jr.
Por Member of Congress
Twelfth Congressional District
p Ceorge A. Shuford
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REPUBLICAN
FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET
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MARK WITHIN THIS CIRCLE j
For Governor
? Kyle Hayes
For Lieutenant Governor
P Joe A. Dunn
For Secretary of State
? Grover C. Robbins
For State Auditor
William White
lor Slate Treasurer
n Calvin Monroe Adams
For Attorney General
r; C. E. Hyde
For Sunt, of Public Instruction
? T. K. Story
For CommtHalnnrr of Agriculture
? Fred R. Keith
For CommivKioner of Intiurance
p] David W. L?
For Commiwlonrr of Tabor
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1 For Chief Juitli-r Suprrmc Court
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For Asiof. .luxtice Suprrmr Court
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For Judir Sup. Court 2nd DM.
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For iud(r Sup. Court 3rd Dint, j
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For Judge Sup. Court Sth DM.
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For Judge Sup. Court 13th Dint.
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For Judge Sup. Court 14th Dl*t.
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For Judge Sup. Court 16th DM.
P
For Judge Sup. Court IBth DM.
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For Judge Sup. Court 22nd DM.
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For Judge Sup. Court 24th DM.
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For Judge Sup. Court 26th DM.
P.
For Judge Sup. Court 27th DM.
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For Fnlted S???ox Senator
P Joel A. Johnson
For Member of Concress
f'nDirrpgflnnitl P*s?rirt
("I Richard C. Clarke, Jr.
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J HAMPTON PRICE
Chairman State Board of Elections
Double Trouble
OKLAHOMA CITY <AP> ? I
Jr lamui Lochhead, 15, fractured I
1? ? left thumb when she fell while
ill orating a goal poat for a high ,
m ool football game.
\ few day* later, her 16-year-'
old brother Roger suffered an
Identical Injury while practicing
for a football game.
"They have always done things
logether," their mother, Mrs J
Roger Lochhead, said
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11 ALA. T 4?,756 ZrZI
T ARIZ. 521
~T ARK. 2,144
If QAL1F. 24.980 ?
6 COLO. 1.790
T CONN. 169 *1
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"13" FLA. 1.781
IT GA. " 1.780 .HZtZZ
T IDA. 893
17" ILL. " 9.588
TT 1NP. 4J84
JiL tQWA L488
JL KAN. 2j957
10 KY. 4.223
10 LA. 2.040
5 ME. 630
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16 MASS. 1.963
20 MICH. 5JU
11 MINN. 3,859
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13 MO. 4.S65
4 MONT. 1,061
6 NEB. 2,127
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4 N. H. 297
16 N. J. 4,155 _____ r
4 N. M. 9J5
.45 fcLX 2,951
14 N. C. 2.055 ;
4 N. D. 2.316
25 OHIO 12,166
6 OKLA. 3,212
6 ORE. 2,532
32 PA. 8,808 ZZTZ
4 R- I- 293
8 S. C 1,580
4 S. D. 1.968
H TENN. 2,500
TT TEX. 254
4 UTAH 1,029
3 VT. 246
12 VA. 1,876
9 WASH. 4J8J
8 W- VA. 2,810
12 WIS. 3.349
3 WYO. 683| II 1111 II
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NOTE, At the time thi* scorecard wo* prepared, many of the state voting unit totals were tentative. They ore subject to chanqe
right up to election night.
SAMPLE BALLOT
OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL BALLOT
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER
I. To vote a straight ticket, make a cross 1X) mark in the circle of the
party you desire to vote for
2 A vote for the names of candidates for-President and Vice President
is a vote for the Electors of that part.v the names of whom are on
tile with the Secretary of State
3. If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this ballOt. return it and
get another, ___ __
DEMOCRATIC
FOR A STRAKiHT TICKET
O
MARK WITHIN THIS C1RCI.F
For President and Vice
President of the United
States:
ADI.AI E. STEVENSON
FSTFS KFFAlVER
REPUBLICAN
FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET
o
MARK WITHIN THIS CIRCLE
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For President and Vice
President of the United
States:
HWIC.HT l?. EISENHOWER
RICHARO M. NIXON
Election November 6, 1956
J HAMPTON PRICE
Chairman Stale Board of Election*
IAFF-A-DAY
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SAMPLE BALLOT
OFFICIAL BALLOT
SPECIAL TAX LEVY FOR HAYWOOD COUNTY
INSTRUCTION'S TO VOTER
1 To vote FOR the Special Tax Levy, make a cross tX) mark in the
square to the left of the word FOR.
2 To vote AGAINST the Special Tax Levy, make a cross (X) mark in
the square to the left of the word AGAINST.
3 If you tear or deface or wrongly ma(k this hallot. return it and get
another. ' , ' . ' .
? FOR the special levy to provide for the construction, main
tenance and operation of a building suitable for use for
livestock, agriculture, home arts and industrial shows and
exhibits and other community, civic and educational pur
poses.
[] AGAINST the special levy to provide for the construction,
maintenance and operation of a building suitable for use
for livestock, agriculture, home arts and industrial shows
and exhibits and other community, civic and educational
purposes.
Election November 6. 1956
JOHN R CARVER
Chairman County Board of Elections
The Democratic Party
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Is The Party Of The People
?Paid Political AAt.
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VOTE
DEMOCRATIC
SAMPLE BALLOT
OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR HAYWOOD COUNTY
State Senate and House of Representatives
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER
1. To vote a straight party ticket. make a cross >"Xt mark in the circle
of the party you desire : j vote for.
? To vote a split ticket or in St her words for candidates of different
parties, omit marking a cross ?Xt mark in the party circle at the
top of the ballot and mark in the voting square opposite the name
of each candidate on the ballot for whom you wish to vqte.
3. If you should mark in the party circle at the top of the ballot and
also mark opposite the name of any candidate of any party, such
ballot shall be counted as a straight party vote for all of the candi
dates of the part> whose name the cross mark <\i is placed in.
DEMOCRATIC
FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET
O
MARK WITHIN THIS CIRCLE
For State Senate 32nd Dist.
? Vote for Two*
? J. R. Stephenson
Q R. Lee Whitmire
House of Representatives
? Charles B. McCrary
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REPUBLICAN
FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET
o
MARK WITHIN THIS CIRCLF
For State Senate 32nd Dist.
"Vote for Two)
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House of Representatives
? Walter G. Smathers
Eircuon ember 6, 1956
. JOHN R CARVER
Chairman Haywood County Board of Elections
Lions Club Plans
Light Bulb Sale
The Waynesville Lions Club will
stage their annual light bulb sale
from 5 until 8 p.m. this Thursday,
it has been announced by Roy
Reed, sales chairman.
The Lions members will sell
packages of 10 bulbs for $2 each.
Profits from the sale will be used
to finance Lions Club projects.
Tasmania, part of Australia,
consists of one large island and
several smaller islands.
District Nurses' M(r
Slated At Ashevill^*
District 1 of the North Carolina
| State Nurses Association will meet
: Wednesday, November 14 at 4 p.m.
i at the Buncombe .County court
house in Asheville. it has been an
j nouneed.
The program will consist of re
ports of the State Convention held
in Baleigh October 23-26.
Bales of cotton shipped abroad
are compressed to about one-half
their original size to save freight
I charges.
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