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THE CLINTON CHKUNICLE. CUNTON, 8. C.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON I
S I
Open Meeting By
Literary Society
By Reiti S«aiB«l D. Price, D. D., Aaaocistc General Secretary of the
World’s Sunday School Aasociation.
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International Sunday School Lesson for October 26
WORLD’S TEMPERANCE SUNDAY — SPIRITUAI. WEAPONS
IN A WORLD WAR
Galatians 5:13-26
It if hard to find a new argument,! punctured ihat fallacy in his letter to
for the, liquor question has I)een W-TlhT'nalatians. Of courie people have
fore mankin^l from the earliest days, j .ndividual liberty but no one should do
The family of Xoah, for example, had*as he pleases to the detriment of .s41f
to face the shame and disgrace of a )r, cf society. Heal character makes
drunker father. Today no one under-, 'r.o a .servant of mankind and there-
takes t-o rofute the facts that scien-e ^ ic one must not help forward the
presents when it is demonstnitc.1 tha. destruction of the other man. Paul was
alcohol is a poison. These deadly reac- sate when he followe<l the tea hinif
ions are always exact and clearly un- of .lesus and said “Thou .'halt love thy
derirtood. Personal liberty is about the' neijfhbor as thyself.”
loudest arKument that is presented in ! Paul had the rijfht kind of psycholo-
defense of the habit. Here our lesson ny in presenting the matter. He s1h)w-
text m. ets U' and shows that Paul ed how to be constructive. If they
The first open meeting of the Wood-
row Wilson literary society of the
Clinton high school will be held Mon
day evening,-Oct. 27th, at 7:30 o’clock
in the high.^hool auditorium. The fol
lowing program will be presented:
Invocation.
Readings:
“Good-night Papa,” Julia Bailey.
“Fine Feathers,” Margaret .Moor
head.
! would endeavor to walk in accord with
JUST ARRIVED
Carload or Genuine
Texas Red Rust-Proof
OATS
Plenty of Rye, Barley,
Clover and Vetch.
the Holy Spirit they would at once
cease to center their thinking in them-
selves and .see what they might obtain
i for theii own satisfaction. All were
I aware of the w ji ks of the flesh, yet
I aul catalogues them. Nearly every
one is incited or incensed by the use of
nl ’ohoHc beverages.
Then note Paul’.s contrast’-even the
cumulative fruit rf the Spirit, that
mature.s when people seek to do righ-
■ teousness. This mastery is gained
; through the Spirit and thus men are
free indeed to work out the best in
'their lives.
“Night,” Mary Howze Dillard.
Mu.sic.
Declamations:
“The Thoroughbred,” Ned Sprunt.
“How the I-a Rue Stakes Were
Lo.st,” Dill Ellis.
“An All-Embracing Americanism,”
Billy Owens.
Music.
Debate; "Resolved, That the exp«n-
rion of chain stores is detrimental to
the best interests of the American
People.”
Affirmative: Lydie Leake and Rus
sell Ray.
Negative: .Mary Workman and Paul
Todd.
Rebuttals.
l>ecision of judges.
tutlon to Permit Counties and Muni- Section 5 of Article XI of the Consti- Clinton—W. H. Simpson, John W.
cipal Corporttions to Consolidate foritution of South Carolina of 1895, Re- Little, S. W. Sumerel.
the Purpose of Government and Ad- j lating to Area of School Districts so! Clinton Mill — J. C. Cannon, Glenn
ministration. jas to Exempt Lexington County from Bull, F. C. Pinson. „
No. 6 I the Limitations Imposed by said Con- Cook’s Store—J. H. Patton, T. H.
• A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend stitution. Garrett, L. M. Pearson.
I Subdivisions “A” and “E” of Section' No. 16 Cross Hill —J. G. Smith, Conway
i 1, of Article II, of the State Constitu- 1 Newberry County Dial, J. F. Griffin.
,iion Relating to Qualifications for A JOINT REISOLUTION to .Arftend Daniels’ Store—J. L. Martin, G. T.
iSuffiage, so as to Further Define the Section 5 of Article X of therConstjtu- O’Dell, J B. Hill.
Payment of Taxes. tion^ by addwing Thereto a Provision Dials—Ernest Harris, T. B. Camp-
I No. 7 Relating to Notes and Bonds Hereto-'bell. Dave Brownlee.
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing fore Issued by NewbeVry County and Ekom—J. F. Burton, S. E. W’illiams,
lan Amendment to Section 2 of Article-Providing, for the Payment, Funding C. L. Phillips.
Ill of the Constitution, s<» as to Ren-* or Refunding of the Same. ^ Goldville —W. C. Dobbins S. G.
|der Circuit Judges Eligible to Ap- fJo. 17 . * Dillard, J. H. Clark,
ipointment as Acting Associate Jus- Rjchland Counlv ' Gray’s—E. W. Fincher, J. F. Nix,
'rices of the Supreme Court in Cases a JOINT RF^SOLUTION to Amend S. H. Coker. _ „ „ ..
jof Emergency and to Regulate Their Article 11, Section 13, of the Con.nitu- Gray Court —T. H. Babb, W
I Appointment in Such Cases. tion Relating to Elections in any In- Gwings. D D. Peden.
I No* 8 i^ornorHt^dl Citv or Town for Pur* Fioncw^n H, B. W^orknnfln, J* I*#
j ^ A JOINT RESOLUTION to .Amend pose of Bonding the Same by Adding Bedenbaugh, J. L. DickerL
Section 6 of Article II of the Consti- ^ Proviso Thereto as to Election held Jones Store — K. K. Chapman, J.
tution of 1805 by Striking out That in the Citv of Columbia H. Jones, W. F. Stewart.
Part Thereof Which Forbids the Gen-. ^ N 18 ' Hickory Tavern —J. L. r
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend S
Section 7 of Article VTII and Sectiori Higgins, S,
5 of Article X and Section 13 of Ar
ticle II of the Constitution Relating
to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness by
Adding a Proviso Thereto as to the
T.
eral Assembly from Changing the
of Sc
Manner of the Selection of School
Trustees and Their Terms of Office
in Special School Districts.
Local Constitutional Amendnents
No. 9
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
Section 7 of Article VIII, of the Con
stitution Relating to Municipal Bond
ed Indebtedness by Adding a Proviso
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BUCHANAN’S
On Tue-sday night a meeting of all
the Thornwell girls interested in ba.i-
ketball was held. Quite a number of
the girls were present and much in
terest was displayed. The following of
ficers were elected: Inez Tucker, cap
tain; Frances McKee, manager; Mary
Anderson, assistant manager. Miss
LciU... Mclntyfe, lha>ftftimn1o«tai 4ageiii
er, iarthe“coach. Practlces'lire tiT be
gin soon and a good season is expect
ed.
EIGHTH GRADE
NAMES OFFICERS
bia.
No. 19
Wiiliamaburf County
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
Thereto as to the City of Andbrson, Mema-W. M.
Anderson County. j ^ blin, G. F. Brooks.
V/\ in ' ^f Constitution Relating to r»i!.r« t u
Prince, F, M. Burdette.
Langston—M. M. Poole, W. D. Byrd,
T. D. Garrett,
Laurens City—J. M. Donnan, John
Switzer, Grover Peterson.
Laurens Mills — Scott Templeton,
Fred Duncan, W’. A. Moore.
Lydia Mill—C. N. Mauney Charlie
Hairston, Ed Garrett.
W. M. Nash, J. W. Tum-
No. 10
Chesterfield County
Mt. Olive—J. H. Culbertson, G. C.
Prohibiting Special Laws by Adding a
t,. w!iiio,v,.Knrarr«.,«t.r , Boland, Osgood Martin.
A JOINT RF^SOLUTION to Amend ** to Williamsburg County
Section 5 of Article X of the Consti- Ho. 20
tution by Adding Thereto a Provision Bamberg, Clarendon and Georgetown
Relating to Notes and Bonds Hereto- Counties
fore Issued by Chesterfield County ' ^ JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
and Providing for the Payment, Fund-' Article II, Section 5, of the Consti-
ing or Refunding of the Same. tution of South Carolina Relating to
No. 11 Area of School Districts by Exempt-'j j^ Hunter.
> t Clarendon County Bamberg County Clarendon Coun- * pieasant Mound — Mack Bums, J.
A JOINT R^LUTION to Amend'^y and Georgetown County. ia. Brittin, Glenn Martin.
Section 5, Article X of the Constitu-, No, 21 j Poplar Springs — Brooks Coats, L.
tiom Relating to Bonded Indebtedness i WUIiaMsburg and Berkeley Counties C. Tavlor, E. E, Simpson.
CountFi Section T, ArtfcIe^I of tne
Mountville — Cary Mitchell, M.-L.
Crisp, P. W. Bums.
Mt. Plea.sant—Troy Moore, Jno. D.,
Hunter, Geo. McPherson.
Ora—S. H. Byrd, J. T. Blakely, J.
T Cooper.
Owings—Zeb Van..e, C. B. Owings,
, The following have been named as
officers of the eighth grade in the lo
cal high school:
President, Thomas Addison.
Vice-President, Jack Witherspoon.
Secretary-treasurer, F'rances Bar
nett.
ifllf i Proviso 'permitting the
of Clarendon to Incur Bonded Indebt'-* tution, 18Bu, Relating to the Forma-
edness to an Amount not Exceeding' tion of School IKstricts and the Size
Twenty (20) Per Centum of the As- Thereof, by Adding a Proviso to Ex-
seased- Value of all Taxable Property lempt Williamsburg County and ^rke-
Therein. ley County from the Provisions There-
No. 12 of.
Dorcheider County State Election Notice
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend At the same time and place there
Renno—J. M. Copeland, J. H. Bell,
J. H. Buice.
Shiloh — Gary Wallace, 'F. F. Hel-
lams, M. W. Wood.
Stewart’s Store—G. T. Cook, J. L.
Gentry, C. Y. Garrett.
Tip Top — W. B, Simms, Johnnie
Anderson, J. E. McDaniel.
Trinity-Ridge—Scott George, Sloan
NOTICE OF ELECTION
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
(OI NTY OF LAURENS.
.Notice i.s hereby given that the Gen-
eiuL Kleelion for State and County
Officers will be held at the voting
pieeincts prescribed by law in said
county bn Tuesday7 November 4, 1930,
.said day being Tuesday following first
Monday in November, as pres-ribed
by the State Constitution.
The (jualifivation for suffrage;
Managers of election require of
Section B of Article X oi the Consti- will be submitted to the qualified elec-
tution by Adding Thereto a Provision tors of Laurens county the question ‘ Mahon, H. Moore.
Relating to Notes and Bonds Hereto- cf ■ issuing bonds of I.,aurens county j W'aterloo—1. P. Moore, V'. A. Pur-
fore Issued bv Dorchester County, and in an amount not exceeding the sum ■ vis. Rex I.anford.
Providing for the payment. Funding, of $50,000. the proceeds thereof to be j Watts Mills — M. L. Motes, P. H.
or Refunding of the Same. used for the establishment and main-
No. 13 tenance of a hospital for Laurens
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing county. Ballots will be provided con
un Amendment to Section 7 of Article taining the questions: Snail bonds be
VIII of the Constitution of the State is.^ued for the erection of hospital in
of .South (’arolina Relating to the Laurens county? “Yes”—“No.” Those
Bonded Indebtedness of the Town of voting for the issuance of such bonds , . . -
St. George. . jhall scratch the word “No" and those r^iuested to delegate
No, 14 voting against the issuance of said
.\ JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend bonds shall scratch the word “Yes.”
Section 5, Article X, of the Constitu- Election Managera
tion Relating to the Limit of Bonded The following Managers of Elec-
Debt of Counties by Adding Another tion have been appointed to hold the
Proviso Thereto as to Laurens Coun- election at the various precincts in
Lv. the said County:
No. 1.5 Barksdale-Narnie ~ Elmore Bram-
A JOINT RESOLUTION to .Amend lett, Z. R. Traynham, T. H, Burts.
Owings, Arthur Riddle.
Woodvillf—Vance Gray, D, A. Hold
er, Glenn Woods.
Y’oungs—W. E. .Martin, Robt. Har
ris, J. J. Manly.
The Managers at each
precinct
and blanks for the election.
B. M. WOLFF,
W. P. CULBERTSON,
EUCrENE SIMPSON.
Commissioners of State and Coun
ty Elections for Daurens County,
S. C., November 4, 1930.
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every elector offering to vote at any
elwtion, before allowing him t > vote, i
the production o<f hi.s registration cer
tificate and proof of the payment of
all tuxes, including poll tax, Mse.ssed I
against him and collectible during the'
previous year. The production of a
certificate or the receipt of the officer
authorized to collect such taxe' shall
be cdnclusrve jiroof of the payment ^
thereof.
The polls shall be opened, at such j
voting places as shall be designated, i
at K o’clock in the forenoon, and c.o,-e
at 4 o’clock in t+ie afternoon of the ,
day of election, ex««*pt in the city )f i
('harleston, where the polls shall op- |
en at 7 o’clock in the forenoon, and i
in the cities of Charleston and Colum
bia where the closing hours shall be
6 o’clock in the afternoon, and shall
be held open during these hours with-'
out intermission or adjournment; and
the Managers shall administer to each i
person offering to vote on oath that!
he is qualified to vote at this election, l
according to the ('onstitution of'this
Slate, and that he has not voted dur
ing this election.
The Managers have the power to fill
a vacancy, and U none of the Man
agers attend, the citizens can appoint
Irom among the qualified voters, the j
.Managers, who. after being sworn,
can conduct the election.
.At the close of the election, the
Managers and Clerk , must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots therein, and continue
without adjournment until the .same is
ompletcd, and make a statement of i
the results for each office and sign '
the same. Within three days there-1
after, the Chairman of the Board or
some one designated by the Board,
must deliver to the Commissioners of
Election the poll list, the boxes con
taining the ballots and written state
ments of the result of the election.
At the said election qualified elec
tors will vote upon the adoption or
rejection of amendments to the State
iCon.stitution, as provided in the fol
lowing JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
I State-W'ide Constitutional
, AMENDMENTS
‘ No. 1
A' JOINT RESOLUTION to Pio-
post an Amendment to Article III,
j Section 9, of the Constitution, by Pro-
‘ viding for Biennial Sessions of the
' General Assembly.
No. 2
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Pro-
po«e an Amendment to Artlela IV,
Section 16, of the Constitution by
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Rt'd JCagen (Irish Doughboy)
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Abie (ioldstein (Izzy’.s Father)
Y. M. ('. .\. Worker
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J. W. Coleman, Jr.
Dr. T. J. Peake
R. M. Arrington
Tom Johnston
Dr. B. O. Whitten
H. L. Eichelberger
K. C. Adair
A. Buchanan
T. D. Jacobs
Gua Young
J. C. Cannon
Bill MeSween
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Alline Eden
Polly Elrod
Ouida Cox
Pierre Burdette
AWKWARD ROOKIE SQUAD
Changing the Word “ANNUAL” to
“BIENNI
AL” and adding a *Proviso
for the Calling of a Special Session
of the Senate.
No. 3
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Pro-
pose an Amendment to Article X, of
the Constitution by Adding a Proviso
Theretst for the Levy of an Annual
Tax Biennially.
1 ■ 'No. 4
’ A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing
an Amendment to Section 1, Article
IX, of the Constitution Relating to
i Taxation and Assessment by Further
Providing for the Assessment of In-
' tangible Property.
I No. 6
I A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
i Article VII and VIII of the Consti-
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Joe L. Davidson
Plump Gus Hoffingsworth
PHI C. W. Weir
Joe SpiniUi Sam Kem
SewinMd 'Tliornarell Dtatop
Fullenarider Po|m Chapman
Zewesky J. K. Joknsoa
O’Rourke W'alter Ramage
Yehl Jim Corawdl
Yumpkin Yoknaon A. J. Swansea
Swarsenbender B. D. Craig
laglebastea Floyd Adair
Romeei^ Skma Norris
Eekelberger WilUam Henry
Qairk . C. B. Nichols
Slappcover Jodie Ckaadlcr
BUaksop R. L. Plaxico
Steppin Along L. B. Dillard
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Private Sparkiegem Bob Simpson
Private W histlin’ Bill Ravmond I*itts
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