Swift, Lee

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From San Marcos Record: Boosting Citizenship for San Marcos are these members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce who flocked into the court house last week to purchase their poll taxes and to become agents to enable other to buy their poll taxes through them. The agents include Hollis Smith, Bill Pennington, Jim Wilder, Gerald Stafford, Jerry Henze, Jim Michales, Lee Swift, John Ferguson, and David V Winn. "Contact any of these Jaycees and they will come to your house to fill out the form", chairman Smith said. With the deadline little more than a month away, almost 650 poll taxes have been purchased in Hays County.

From San Marcos Record: Boosting Citizenship for San Marcos are these members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce who flocked into the court house last week to purchase their poll taxes and to become agents to enable other to buy their poll taxes through them. The agents include Hollis Smith, Bill Pennington, Jim Wilder, Gerald Stafford, Jerry Henze, Jim Michales, Lee Swift, John Ferguson, and David V Winn. "Contact any of these Jaycees and they will come to your house to fill out the form", chairman Smith said. With the deadline little more than a month away, almost 650 poll taxes have been purchased in Hays County.

From San Marcos Record: Boosting Citizenship for San Marcos are these members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce who flocked into the court house last week to purchase their poll taxes and to become agents to enable other to buy their poll taxes through them. The agents include Hollis Smith, Bill Pennington, Jim Wilder, Gerald Stafford, Jerry Henze, Jim Michales, Lee Swift, John Ferguson, and David V Winn. "Contact any of these Jaycees and they will come to your house to fill out the form", chairman Smith said. With the deadline little more than a month away, almost 650 poll taxes have been purchased in Hays County.

From San Marcos Record: Boosting Citizenship for San Marcos are these members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce who flocked into the court house last week to purchase their poll taxes and to become agents to enable other to buy their poll taxes through them. The agents include Hollis Smith, Bill Pennington, Jim Wilder, Gerald Stafford, Jerry Henze, Jim Michales, Lee Swift, John Ferguson, and David V Winn. "Contact any of these Jaycees and they will come to your house to fill out the form", chairman Smith said. With the deadline little more than a month away, almost 650 poll taxes have been purchased in Hays County.

Photograph of a woman at a typewriter and a man looking over her shoulder. From San Marcos Record: United Fund paperwork – Lee Swift, United Fund campaign chairman and Mrs. James King, campaign secretary look over letters being sent to those who own property in Hays County but do not make the county their residence. Swift reports that all divisions are ready to board the "Fair Share Express" that will begin this coming Monday in a 10 – day campaign.
10/5/1961

Photograph of a woman at a typewriter and a man looking over her shoulder. From San Marcos Record: United Fund paperwork – Lee Swift, United Fund campaign chairman and Mrs. James King, campaign secretary look over letters being sent to those who own property in Hays County but do not make the county their residence. Swift reports that all divisions are ready to board the "Fair Share Express" that will begin this coming Monday in a 10 – day campaign.

Photograph of two men standing in front of chalkboard. From San Marcos Daily Reocrd: United Fund target for the coming year is this $23,000 shown by drive chairman Lee Swift to new UF president Jerry Moore, left. The two men along with the new budget, were unanimously approved by the United Fund board of directors Tuesday night at the regular meeting. Moor and Swift expressed confidence that Hays County would band together to soot the target goal for the goal. The two will visit area leaders this week organizing the drive.

Photograph of two men standing in front of chalkboard. From San Marcos Daily Reocrd: United Fund target for the coming year is this $23,000 shown by drive chairman Lee Swift to new UF president Jerry Moore, left. The two men along with the new budget, were unanimously approved by the United Fund board of directors Tuesday night at the regular meeting. Moor and Swift expressed confidence that Hays County would band together to soot the target goal for the goal. The two will visit area leaders this week organizing the drive.