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DOT WARDEN Announces New Location For Her VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS STUDIO 307-B South Church Street Phone 893-3107, Murfreesboro, Tennessee AMPLE, PARKING FACILITIES NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Thursday, November 6, 1969 will explore historical as well as theological development of the Bible. Plumbing Problems? Phone 896-0060 B. E. Plumbing Shop 309 East Vine Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a SPECIAL ELECTION will be held in each and all of the Districts and Precincts in Rutherford County, State of Tennessee, Thursday, NOVEMBER 6, 1969, upon the question of abolishing the office of County Superintendent of Public Instruction for Rutherford County. (Office of the Rutherford County School Superintendent.) The polls will be opened at 9:00 A.M.

and will close at 6:00 P.M. on said date. The names of the officials appointed to hold said election and the place of voting are as follows: FIRST DISTRICT BLACKMAN PRECINCT JOHN COLEMON SCHOOL I PRECINCT Receiver-Operator: Robert Adams Clerks: Mrs. J. L.

Batey Receiver- Operator: I. C. Swain Clerks: Mrs. Evelyn Maynard, Mrs. I.

C. Swain Mrs. Lee Victory Registrar: Mrs. Beverly Higdon Registrar: Mrs. Burton Francis TENTH DISTRICT WALTER HILL SCHOOL PRECINCT LAVERGNE PRECINCT Recelver-Operator: Hollis Short Receiver-Operator: Ed Nevils Clerks: Mrs.

Glenn Arnold, Judge-Operator: S. Ross Goodloe Mrs. James Wilson Clerks: Mrs. Susie E. Sabel Registrars: Mrs.

Zemnery Jones Mrs. Jerald Smith Mrs. Dorothy Lannom Registrars: Mrs. B. M.

Mason Mrs. George Fergus SECOND DISTRICT Berthene Webb LEANA PRECINCT ELEVENTH DISTRICT Receiver-Operator: John T. Allen SMYRNA PRECINCT Clerks: Mrs. James Mrs. Howard Primm Receiver- -Operator: L.

L. Williamson Registrars: Mrs. Robert M. Sanders Judge-Operator: Marcus Green Mrs. John White Clerks: Mrs.

John Hager VALLEY VIEW PRECINCT Registrars: Mrs. Albert Lawrence Mrs. William Walkup Frank Barnett Receiver- Operator: W. L. Barrett Mrs.

Walter Hoover Clerks: Mrs. E. C. Webb Mrs. Redmond Miller TWELFTH DISTRICT Registrar: Mrs.

Alma Alsup CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL PRECINCT THIRD DISTRICT Receiver-Operator: B. Gracey, Jr. DANIEL-McKEE SCHOOL PRECINCT Judge- A. J. Halle Clerks: Mrs.

Margaret Dismukes Receiver-Operator: R. H. Baskins Mrs. L. E.

Blankenship Clerks: Mrs. M. B. Odom Registrars: Mrs. O.

L. Crouse Mrs. Delphia Ruby McKnight Mrs. Lavada Caffey Registrars: Mrs. Mabel Blair Mrs.

William Pitts THIRTEENTH DISTRICT VINE ST. FIRE HALL PRECINCT LASCASSAS PRECINCT Receiver-Operator: Ewell Willis Charles Youree Judge-Operator: Sam Clark Clerks: Mrs. Phillip Florida Clerks: Matilda Lytle Mrs. Bobby Winn Mrs. Ola J.

Hutchings Registrar: Mrs. Frank Walton Registrars: Mrs. Katherine Franklin Mrs. Alleyne Rucker FOURTH DISTRICT Mrs. Maggie Hugle KITTRELL SCHOOL FOURTEENTH DISTRICT Receiver-Operator: C.

G. MoBroom COURTHOUSE PRECINCT Clerks: Mrs. Kirk Lowe Mrs. Alvin Wilson Receiver-Operator: Henry Guermonprez Registrar: Mrs. W.

D. Milligan Judge-Operator: Thomas B. Haynes MILTON PRECINCT Clerks: Mrs. Lucy Brown Mrs. Henry Guermonp 7 Receiver-Operator: A.

R. Craddock Registrars: Miss Callie Dement Clerks: Parker Mrs. J. W. Rooker Tommy Mrs.

Ernest Jordan FIFTEENTH DISTRICT Registrar: Mary S. Taylor COX MEMORIAL PRECINCT FIFTH DISTRICT Receiver- Operator: Andrew McKnight Judge-Operator: Mrs. Modrall DOUBLE SPRINGS PRECINCT Clerks: Mrs. Joe L. Mrs.

Eugene Hoover Receiver-Operator: Mrs. C. B. Davenport Registrars: Mrs. Cora McClane Clerks: Mrs.

Nevil Sanford Miss Carrie Rhodes Mrs. C. O. Vance Mrs. Pearl Kitchen Registrars: Mrs.

Glora Rucker Mrs. Burton Cawthon SIXTEENTH DISTRICT MITCHELL-NEILSON SCHOOL HENDERSON PRECINCT PRECINCT Recelver-Operator: R. L. Evans Receiver-Operator: R. W.

Groom Clerks: Mrs. James McGill Judge-Operator: Burns Phillips, Sr. Mrs. Fowler Todd Clerks: Mrs. George Maney Registrars: Mra.

William Mankin Mrs. Orris Lannom Mrs. Herbert Batey Registrars: Mrs. E. M.

Short Mrs. George Brandon SIXTH DISTRICT BUCHANAN SCHOOL SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT REEVES-ROGERS PRECINCT Receiver- Operator: Aubrey McPeak Clerks: Mrs. Katherine Pearson Receiver-Operator: Richard Shacklett Mrs. Rawleigh Hughes Judge-Operator: Ben Tarpley Registrar: Mrs. W.

C. Sledge Clerks: Mrs. Richard Shacklett PRECINCT Mrs. Elizabeth Brigham MURRAY SCHOOL Registrars: Mrs. Joe Black Hayes Receiver-Operator: E.

T. Marlin Mrs. Jack McLain Clerks: Mrs. Jessie McElroy EIGHTHTEENTH DISTRICT Mrs. Ida Lee Jernigan HOBGOOD SCHOOL Registrar: Mrs.

Fred Lowe Receiver -Operator: W. B. Carnahan SEVENTH DISTRICT Brock Sanders CHRISTIANA PRECINCT Clerks: Mrs. Frealin Qualls Receiver-Operator: E. L.

Taylor Mrs. J. Horace Rice Clerks: Mrs. Jordan Sims Registrars: Mrs. F.

G. Weidrich Mrs. Bill Blalock Mrs. R. D.

Hollowell Registrar: Mrs. Mary Lou Parsley NINTEENTH DISTRICT Mrs. Hunter Brothers JONES BLVD. FIRE STATION PRECINCT PRECINCT MIDLAND Receiver-Operator: Tom Ward Judge-Operator: Receiver-Operator: Neil W. H.

Davidson, Jr. Clerks: Mrs. Vassie Jones Lancaster Mrs. Kenneth Scruggs Clerks: Mrs. Lola Meadows James I.

Williams Mrs. Sahron Sanders Registrar: Mrs. Registrars: Mrs. C. C.

Adams EIGHTH DISTRICT Mrs. Estelle Beggs EAGLEVILLE PRECINCT TWENTIETH DISTRICT Recelver-Operator: Mrs. Ira H. Hay BELLWOOD SCHOOL Clerks: Mrs. G.

C. Marable Mrs. Joe Snell Receiver-Operator: Claud Gattis Registrar: Mrs. Donald McClaran Clerks: Judge-Operator: Mrs. Douglas Burton Barrett Sparks ROCKVALE PRECINCT Mrs.

James Wiseman D. H. Farris, Jr. Mrs. Holbrook Registrars: Mired B.

C. Rice Clerks: Mrs. Gayle Hayes Mrs. R. A.

Williams DISTRICT Registrar: Mrs. Ellis Wright MERCURY BLVD. FIRE STATION PRECINCT NINTH DISTRICT ALMAVILLE PRECINCT Receiver-Operator: Granville Brown Judge-Operator: T. A. Moore Receiver-Operator: Sidney Sanford Smith Clerks: Mrs.

Carol Honig Clerks: Mrs. Bryant Mrs. Joyce Smith Mrs. N. L.

Naron Registrars: Mrs. Henry Jakes Registrar: Mr. Jarrett Wade Mrs. Jack Coursey NOTICE: The above election officials will please take notice that the Official Code of Tennessee Annotated, Section 2-1116, provides a penalty for the failure or refusal to serve in the capacity designated unless excused by proper affidavit by the Election Commission. All officials will report to their respective voting place at the time stated above.

Rutherford County Election Commission John Nelson, Chairman John N. Jenkins, Secretary Martin E. Moseley F. E. Crosslin, Jr.

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B. B. B. 10, The Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro, Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 28, 1969 Obituaries Trout Continues Trout Continues Lectures Tonight 104 More--- (Continued from page 1) Buchanan 99.10; Smyrna Elem.

98.318; McFadden, 98.316; Smyrna Pri. Annex 98.09 and Bethel 95.99. M.T.S.U. Campus School had the attendance of 98.62 per cent. Colemon School had the attendance of 99.55 -per cent.

Thurman Francis Jr. High had the attendance of 97.74 per cent. In II, consisting of schools grades 1-12, the group, school with the highest attendance was Lascassas with 98.19 per cent. Walter Hill was second with 98.17 per cent with Kittrell, 97.17; Eagleville, 97.07; Rockvale, 97.00. Central High had the percentage of 97.74.

Smyrna High had percentage of 98.61. Christiana (Gr. 7-12) had the percentage of 97.22. Special Education had the percentage of 97.95, and the Cooperative Work Study Program had 99.02 per cent attendance. PYLAND'S RESTAURANT 1902 E.

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Church Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Continued from page 1) 64th Tactical Airlift Wing at Sewart will move to Little Rock AFB. It was previously announced that the wing would go to Blytheville AFB, Ark. The 442nd Combat Crew Training, Little Wing Rock at also. Sewart It was will previously announced that the wing would go to Dyess AFB in Texas.

When the shutdowns, reductions and consolidations are completed, the Pentagon said, there will be 37,800 fewer military positions and 27,000 fewer civilian jobs. Base closings have been a feature of Democratic and Republican Administration economy drives for nearly 10 years. The latest batch of actions taken by Laird follows a series of economy cuts in the size of the Army, the strength of the Navy and of the Air Force, and slashes in a number of weapons and hardware projects. Until yesterday's basereduction move, Laird had been able to muster only about $1.7 billion of this, while reducing the ranks of the armed forces by about 220,000 men. Pentagon authorities have attempted to soften the blows of base-closings on local economies by trying to bring in new industries and to find replacement jobs for dismissed civilian workers.

The 64,800 jobs to be eliminated at the 307 bases will be divided between 37,800 military personnel and 27,000 civilian employees. the Pentagon said. TENNESSEE ARTIFICIAL BREEDING ASSOC. JOHN MORSAN 893-5010 006-3478 $7.00 UGF Aids--. (Continued from page 1) specifically to assist people on the move, no matter how they travel.

In 1968 an estimated 158 persons from Rutherford County were served by the Travelers Aid Chain of Service. This is most important because residents of our community who found themselves in need while away from home were able to secure needed services. Here is Murfreesboro and Rutherford Coounty, Travelers Aid is a participating agency of UGF. Support Travelers Aid through your local UNITED GIVERS FUND. School--- (Continued from page 1) perience, the required director by be the elected state.

by a four to three vote of the school board? This is possible, but on other major matters which have been considered by the board and on which closely divided opinions have been expressed (e.g., building plans, architect selection, site selection), additional meetings and more thorough studies have evolved a great consensus. Furthermore, the type of professional educator sought by the board might not accept the job if he could expect the support of only four of the seven board members. (Additional questions will be answered tomorrow.) Terrorist--- (Continued from page 1) campaign have risen to seven killed and 31 wounded as the Saigon troopers push into Viet Cong sanctuaries despite the lull. A child participating in athletics must be properly equipped for them. George Sanford Formerly at Mercury Plaza Barber Shop NOW OWNS and OPERATES HIS OWN SHOP SANFORD BARBER SHOP At His Home on: Lover's Lane OPEN 8 to 5 CLOSED MONDAYS Licensed Barber and Hair Stylist OFFICIAL SAMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING ON THE VOTING MACHINE DULL the red handle of the curtain lever (lower left side of the machine) from the left to right as far as it will go and leave it there (this will close the curtain around you and unlock the machine for voting).

Voter about 14 The Veter Closing The Curtain Closed Close the Curtain the Curtain the Voter Inside. Veting. On the ballot shown at the right you will find (in column 1, column 2, column 3. etc.) title of office or party position and the names of the candidates. Turn down the pointer at the right of the candidate or candidates you wish to vote for until an mark appears at the right of each candidate's name for whom you intend to vote, and leave the mark show.

ing, from this John Doe to this John Doe Leaving the pointer or pointers down in their voting position, pull the red handle of the curtain lever to the left as far as it will go and leave it there (this will register your vote and return the pointers to their first position, after which the curtain will open). RUTHERFORD COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION John Nelson, Chairman John Jenkins, Secretary Martin E. Moseley Frank E. Crosslin, Jr. R.

W. Gwynne, Jr. Mrs. Lera Hoover Funeral services for Mrs. Lera Lawrence Hoover, 96, Greenville, will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at Manchester Funeral Home with burial in the City Cemetery, Manchester. Mrs. Hoover died today in a Greenville Hospital after a short illness. She was living with her daughter, Mrs. Bryce Ledford, Greenville, and resident of Manchester.

She was a native of Coffee County and a Methodist. She was the widow of Lee F. H0Over of Hoover's Gap. She was the daughter of the late William T. and Leona Ashley Lawrence.

Survivors include her daughter; one son, Joel Hoover of Murfreesboro; two sisters, Mrs. F. M. Patch and Miss Essye Lawrence, both of Manchester; one brother, T. F.

Lawrence of Atlanta, -and six grandchildren. The body will be at Manchester Funeral Home. Holladay Is Retiring As V.A. Chief George E. Holladay, formerly of Murfreesboro, is retiring as chief of the administrative division of the Veterans Administration regional office in Nashville after more than 39 years of service.

He is a native of Holladay, Tenn. He was transferred to VA Regional office in 1939 when the office was located in Murfreesboro. He was supervisor of hospital attendants at that time. He transferred to Nashville when the regional office was moved from Murfreesboro to that city. He has served as chairman of Federal Safety Council; past president of Lions Club, Eagleville, past president of the Donel son Optimist Club, and he has been active with the Donelson Boy Scouts.

Holladay is a Mason, a member of the Mt. Moriah Lodge, Pythagoras Chapter, Royal Arch Masons and Murfreesboro Commandery, Knights Templas. He is a Presbyterian, He is married to the former Miss Vi Hill of Saskatchewan, Canada. They have three children, Lionel G. Holladay, Murfreesboro; J.

Brent Holladay, Mt. Juliet, and Mrs. Fuller B. Hughes, Donelson. The Holladays live on Old Hickory Lake near Mt.

Juliet. TO SPEAK- -Right Eminent Grand Commander Hilton Harvey Usher, Chattanooga, will address the Murfreesboro Commandery No. 10, K.T. Wednesday and be present for the Annual Inspection at the Masonic Lodge, S.E. Broad St.

Dinner will be served in the Lodge dining room at 6 p.m., and the Commandery will be opened at 7 p.m. Frank Turner Lee Manchester, is eminent commander of the Murfreesboro Commandery. All Knights Templar are urged to attend. Virgil Trout, executive director of the International Foundation for Science Research and an Oklahoma Church of Christ minister, will continued his four day series of lectures on science and Chritsianity today at noon in the University Center and will speak tonight at North Boulevard Church of Christ at 7:30. In his Monday noon address at the University Center theater Trout outlined "four ways to commit secular These he enumerated as (1) Man becoming slaves to technology, (2) the loss of individual identity, (3) the danger of a super-political power obsessed with the delusion that nation is a superrace and (4) the attitude by young people that there is no such thing as morality.

The speaker stated that the Bible had answers to these dangers. Man he insisted, was placed on the earth as a worker, a developer, a responder and God designed him to be the master of science. It is essential, Trout, stated that man maintain his individuality without transgressing on the rights of other individuals. This is possible, he as long as man feels that he is accountable to dignify himsell and glorify the Creator. In his opening address at North Boulevard Sunday night Trout stated there was no conflict in true science and religion.

Indeed, the resonableness of science, the purpose of history, the law of probablity all were proof of the existance of God. These connected with the histroical evidences of Jesus Christ provide the Christian an opportunity to prove the faith within himself, "You can't shrug aside the noted scientist-minister stated. "We live in a dangerous but a thrilling period of history, We need to redirect our lives so that we can communicate with he continued. The Tuesday night subject will continue the theme of lesson series. The subject, "The Bible, How.

it All Came to Be" Grid Winners Winners in last week's DAILY NEWS JOURNAL football contest are in order as follows: Dock Cantrell, Albert Alsup, Roger Lowe, and Horace Martin, Kennedy To Speak Dr. Lois Kennedy will speak on Happening, In The Catholic Church at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Wesley Foundation, 216 College Heights. BALLOT SPECIAL ELECTION RUTHERFORD COUNTY TENNESSEE NOVEMBER 6, 1969 Column 1 WHETHER TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY FOR AGAINST Soviet (Continued from page 1) curbing the strategic arms race is of major importance from the point of view of solving other disarmament problems and improving the international climate," Roshchin said. Draft--- (Continued from page 1) to offer an amendment eliminating college deferments except for those participating in college officer training corps programs.

Explosions--- (Continued from page 1) ed a new anti-American phase of the conflict was not immediately apparent. Lawrence--(Continued from page 1) mained closed and officials arranged a meeting with Gov. Buford Ellington and State Education Commissioner J. Howard Warf in Nashville Nov. 6.

Nixon--(Continued from page 1) early this evening to Roanoke, to appear at a rally for GOP gubernatorial nominee Linwood Holton, who served as one of his regional campaign managers last year. Holton is opposing Democrat William C. Battle, a former I ambassador to Australia. Announcing NEW FINANCE SERVICE I am happy to announce that All State Credit and Pilot Finance Company have joined to provide a wide range of financial service to this area. We Can Now Offer Low Cost ALL PURPOSE FINANCING Automobile Loans Furniture Loans Personal Loans Appliances Home Improvement Loans Boats, Etc.

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