Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 4 ^ - Old Tim Claude A. Crocker, Vice President of pleted 25 continuous years' service to tl Vance (left) presented Crocker with ar Jan. 24, 1955. Facts Ab In order to vote in South Carolina y To become a registered elector in Sou of age on election day, and a resident c wish to register to vote. Application mu Voter Registration at their office or ; throughout the county. There is no length of residency requir vote; a i?erson can register at anytime A person must be registered at least; that election. The Laurens County (S.C.) Voter Re Annex on West Main Street in Lauren Mrs. Laura Red, the Board's Clerk, i Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and frc In addition, the Board has a satellite 1 Building and Zoning office. Mrs. Bren from 8 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 p.i xxii^ywiic ucdii 111^; iinui iiiauuu tuntui n contact Mrs. Red at 984-4431. If you have moved from one voting pr register in your new precinct. If your voter registration certificate even on election day, from the County E Board in person to get a duplicate cer You must present your voter registral The name of your voting precinct is I obtain the location of your polling pla your county. If you do now know the House of Repi obtain this information by calling you Primary elections are elections condi political party as its candidates for ofi party holding the primary is in charge mission or the County Election Comm Husbands and wives cannot vote t Carolina. Voters are allowed to remain in the \ voting machine or five minutes when Assistance in marking the ballot is a ped or illiterate. Poll watchers are representatives of serve the election for them, and are alk tification and present proper written ( It is illegal to hand out or display any within 200 feet of the building in whi< You must vote in at least one election from the list of active voters. Polls open at 8 a.m. and remain op Carolina. The counting of ballots after the poll for the public to observe the counting If you will be absent from your count ble to vote by absentee ballot. To find o Commission or County Board of Votei Poll managers for general elections i sion. They must be registered electors i in which they serve. If you wish to serv tinn fY?m m iaoir?n In Gen The Geneva County Voter Registrar* Beginning the first Monday and cont the Geneva registrar receives voter re>i and from I p.m. to 4 p.m. In order to vote, a citizen must be at I at least 30 days. The Registrar's office is located dow er Awards B fejft i Industrial and Public Relations, recently comle company. Chairman of the Board Robert M. 1 engraved clock. Crocker joined Clinton Mills out Voting ou must be registered. th Carolina, a person must be at least 18 years >f the state, county and precinct in which they st be made in person with the County Board of at legally organized voter registration drives pmpnt in Smith Carolina in nrHpr tn rntri?t?>r to without a waiting period. 30 days prior to any election in order to vote in gistration Board is located at the Courthouse is. loted that this office is open Monday through >m 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. facility in the Clinton City Hall, upstairs in the da Sherbert handles voter registrations there n. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, ing voter registration in South Carolina should ecinct to another within the state you must reis lost or stolen, you may obtain a duplicate, toard of Voter Registration. You must go to the tificate. Lion certificate at the polls when you go to vote, found on your voter registration certificate. To ce contact the Board of Voter Registration in resentatives District in which you vote, you can r local Board of Voter Registration, icted to determine who will be nominated by a fices to be voted on in a general election. The of that election?not the State Election Comission. ogether in the same voting booth in South /oting booth for three minutes when voting by voting by paper ballot or vote recorder, llowed only if the voter is physically handicapa candidate or political party assigned to ob>wed to be at the i?olls if they wear proper iden;e ratification. political material or place any political posters :h a polling place is located on election day. every two years or your name will be removed en without interruption until 7 p.m. in South s close is public. Space must be made available if they choose to be present, y of residence on election day, you may be eligiut if you qualify, contact your County Election Registration. ire appointed by the County Election Commisind residents of the county or adjoining county e as a poll manager, contact your County Elecieva, Alabama s office is open two weeks during each month, inuing Monday through Friday for two weeks, jistration applicants from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon east 18 years old and have resided in the county mstairs in the Geneva County Courthouse. ?J Josh Savage (center), a Clinton Trainini 25 years' continuous service to the comp; and Training Director James Buchanan (r ing Savage's membership in the Old Tirr Bailey Plant Manager Carl Rogers (lef (center) presented Talmadge Sanders his < ranks of over 400 active and retired emplo years with the company. 'jr Employee Benefits Manager Truman 1 service to the company Jan. 21. Vice Pres nel Director Calvin A. Cooper presen hi^hlitfhtin^ the occasion. Cooper and Cr m m m M n Safety S }rr^ '- 3f Wt Sjf? pppapi *\,,,, V'"T" i" v i Plant f^lintnn Mo 1 V/II1I Wll J. 1 V/. X Clinton No. 2 Lydia Bailey General Services/Maint. Geneva No. 1 Geneva No. 2 Totals *7' $ IV f? Department Counselor, recently completed my. Personnel Director Calvin Cooper (left) ight) made the "watch" presentation signifylers Club. I t) and Spinning Superintendent Ray Lane )ld Timers watch recently. Sanders joins the yees who have worked 25 or more continuous Owens (right) completed a quarter century ident Claude A. Crocker (center) and Personted Owens an engraved Accutron watch ocker are also Old Timer's. norehnnrri I I i&j I ?Ar. I zjur. 114 .T^miiTrjpiwBp I Medical Cases Lost Time Jan.-Feb. Cases 3 2 6 1 6 2 3 1 3 0 4 0 1 0 26 6