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With the coming of winter just around the corner. Donna HeUard, 8, admires Mrs.
William Owens' petunias that are still in full bloom. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don HeUard of Yadkin Street.
Remember
Our Gl's
Overseas
Following are some of the
boys who will be overseas dur
ing the holidays. Remember
them with your cards and let
ters.
Anyone wishing to send the
full name and address of a
serviceman overseas for publi
cation should do so as soon as
possible.
For Christmas Cards and
Letters
S-Sgt. Wiiliam E. Cornatzer
6989 Spt. Sq. Box 1469,
APO San Francisco, Calif.
96210
M-Sgt. William A. Taylor
544 Eastman Rd.
APO San Francisco, Calif.
96515
Pfc. Charles K. Foster
239-84-4836
Co. C Ist 38th Inf.
APO San Francisco, Calif.
96224
Sp-4 Richard E. Coleman
241-76-4082
149 th Light Maint. Co.
86th Mint. Bn.
APO San Francisco 96492
Sp-4 Joseph K. Hammill
240-80-4726
266 th Trans. Co.
APO San Francisco, Calif.
96323
Sp-4 James F. Spry, Jr.
RA 53532343
620 th TCS, Box C
APO San Francisco, Calif.
96203
Sp-4 James L. Tutterow
238721237
271 st AVN. CO. (ASH)
APO San Francisco, Calif.
Vote Recount
Gives Little Change
No significant changes oc
curred in the recount of the
votes of the North Mocksville
and Cooleemee precincts on
Monday night.
These two precincts were
recounted because a tally sheet,
misplaced during the counting
in the North Mocksville precinct
on November 3rd, gave ad
ditional votes to the Democratic
Candida tesin the official can
vass last Thursday. Some
questions were also raised
about the count in Cooleemee
and the board of elections
decided to recount both boxes to
remove any doubt about the
accuracy of the totals.
The official vote being cer
tified by the Davie County
Board of Elections is as follows:
For Congress: White, 2076;
Mizell, 3740.
For Superior Court Solicitor.
22kid Judicial District: H. W.
(Butch) Zimmerman, 2,443.
For District Court Judges:
Hubert E. Olive, 2201; L. Roy
Hughes, 2159; Preston Cor
nelius, 2129; C. H. Dearman,
1995; John T. Brock, 3676;
Arthur S. Beckham, 2814;
Robert Bryant, 2796; W. Lind
say Stafford, 2697.
For N. C. Senate: Donald
Bigham, 3579.
For State House, 39th
District: J. P. Huskins, 2296;
YHI Artud Voter R*|istrati«a
The system of year
around voter registration
is now in effect in Davie
County.
Dr. R. F. Kemp,
Chairman of the Board of
Elections, announced
that this new system
became effective last
week.
The board of election
office is located for the
Op Tie !•.
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Arthur L. (Sap) Smith, 2194;
Gilbert Lee Boger, 3135; Homer
B. Tolbesrt, 3016.
For Clerk of Superior Court:
Glenn Hammer, 3512; Edd
Howard, 86 write-in votes.
For Sheriff: Grimes W.
Hancock, 2722; Joe Smith, 2921.
For County Commissioner:
Lester Blackwelder, 2763;
James A. (Jim) Eaton, 2753;
John M. Bailey, 2811; Jerry
Swicegood, 2831.
Rev. Burchette
Will Resign
At Sunday Service
Rev. Charles P. Burchette,
pastor of the First Baptist
Church will bring his ministry
of ten years to a close with the
Morning Worship Hour on next
Sunday morning.
Rev. Burchette has accepted
the position of Superintendent of
Missions of the Tar River Bap
tist Association in Franklin
County. The center of his work
will be in Louisburg There are
43 churches in the Association
and Rev. Burchette will be a
pastor advisor to the pastors
and churches in the area.
The Burchettes will be mov
ing from the community on
Monday November 16th.
present in the coHity
commissioner's office in
the court house.
Mrs. Annette Anderson
has been named
executive secretary to the
board and will be
available at the office for
the registering of voters
on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday from t a. m.
to 5 p. m.
Cooleemee
Journal
641h Year Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1970 12 Pages
No. 44 COOLEEMEE, NORTH CAROLINA 10 Cents
Have You Signed
Cooleemee Sanitary
District Petition?
John Barber, county man
ager said this week that al
though a large number of per
sons have already signed the
Cooleemee Sanitary District Pe
tition, there have been others
who have not had the opportun
ity. This is expected to be reme
died in the next few days when
those areas not yet covered will
be completed.
The petition is asking the
County Commissioner to form a
sanitary district in Cooleemee
for the purpose of assuming
responsibility for the water and
sewage distribution system.
Burlington Industries has
served notice of their intentions
to give up this service.
According to the General Stat
ue of North Carolina, the public
hearings for the sanitary dis
trict, which will be conducted by
the State Board of Health, can
not be held GO days prior to or 60
Gvic Club Sets
Bake Sale Friday
The Cooleemee Civic Club will
sponsor a Bake Sale on Friday,
November 13, at the Shopping
Center. The sale will begin at 3
p.m. in the vicinity of the Super
market.
Take the easy way out, and
buy your cake or pie for the
weekend
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VOTE RECOUMT-HaraM Fmw, toft, and Bill
HaN caaat the toNMi far Davie Coaaty dari*|
a vate naaaat this week. The receaat pradaeed
littto cheap ia the veto tatak.
days following a general elec
tion.
This means it will be January
before much action can take
place
The State Board of Health was
notified on October 16th of the
purpose of the petition and Mr
T. G. Groom, Regional Engi
neer for the N. C. State Board of
Health in the Asheville office,
has been instructed to assist in
clearing up the necessary de
tails for (he sanitary district
Jaycees Slate
Turkey-Ham
Shoot Saturday
The CooJeemee Jaycees will
hold their ficst Turkey and
Country Ham Shoot of the sea
son Saturday, November 14, at
the ball park here
Everyone is invited to bring
their shotguns and try to win
your Thanksgiving dinner The
price is sl.lO, shells furnished
by the Jaycees.
The concession stand will be
open during the event with hot
coffee, hot dogs and do-nuts.
The shoot will begin at 11 a m.
and continue throughout the
day, as long as there are enough
people to hold a match.