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';i' ■ linn ► i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1»30 TUB CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C NOTICE OF ELECTION ^ CLEMSON STILL DOZEN KILLED STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF LAURENS. HOLDS TOP LEAD; PACK — —l.ipHpiliii.iljill Notice is hereby given that the Gen*' Maxcy Welch and Harvin First In, Alarminf Homicide and Suicide Totals'was found early^ Friday beside his suicide. ! l-jb’s pianist, Miss Ellen Copeland.! officers for the new year was also ap- m WTnrif’G T’fliflT Saturday: Loman Masters, 18, con- The following committee to prepare | pointed and will make its report at ^ CillilV O 1 fesaed, police said, to killing hi.i fath-; the program and perfect all arrange-j the December meeting. W. C. iTamte, I er, Abner ^Masiters, 50, whoso body | for the occasion, was appointed j instructor of agriculture in the local eral Election for United States-Sena-1 Touchdowns With Jimmie Green, ! In South Carolina. Deaths Scat- Reprewntatives in Congpjss.j of l»resbyterian. Third. ’ tered Over Entire State, will be held at the voting precincts w i v ^ i , on v i m fixed by law in the County of Ljiu- Maxey Melch, Clemson s quarter, Columbia, Oct. 20.—.No less than 12 rent on Tuesday, November 4, l»30, scored fiv’e touchdowns and three ex- persons were killed by others or killed! body in the truck and drove it ofl the , other.s and themselve.s in South Caro- j road, police reported. y. a a INAA V ||1C> truck, tone dutm an em- I'™*-'!"’*' R- >- •''k'' ''‘'“"I- imnkment. Young Masters said he nit Dunlap, C. C. Giles, and D. C.j cordially welcomed as a new member him with an automobile jack, put his, Heustess. A committee to recommend' qf the club. said day being Tuesday following the tra points against Neurberry during Me ■ Una during the week ended Saturday i Kiwanians Plan “Ladies Night” first Monday, as prescribed by the the past week and passed Lionel Har- State Constitution. jjjj mate, in the race for scoring j afternoon, October 18th, reports com *^0 Q'^^^'bications for suffrage are honors. Welch has 58 points, Harvin I piled by the Associated Pre.ss show. in SUt. for tw» S.tur<l.y in the County one year, in the poll-,-f* . . i "‘Ifbt, October 11, show: * ing precinct in which the elector of-* Clemson leads in the state and gen-| Saturday night:^ Callie McCarthy,' fea tc vote, four months and the pay- ersl standing, not having been defeat-! 41^ was shot to death at his st.ire r >\ir meu six months before any , election ed as yet this season, and running up ! Bate^urg. William Storj’, 28, of \\ ar- of any poll Ux then due and payable five victories. In the general standing' renville, is charged with McCar.h. ’a per cent attendance. The club had as P- C. «.nds wound, only haring lo« 1 mu«ior. , • . . Sunday night: Oscar Brift, 2r)-vear Following are the statistics to date: General Standing The Kiwanis club held an intcrest- ng meeting Thursday evening at Ho- .el Clinton wlt^ an almo.st hundred an organized church and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to vote after six months’ residence in the state, otherwise qualified. Registration Payment of all taxes including poll)Clemson tax, assessed and collectible during ^ Presbyterian the previous year. The production of rarnlin* a certificate or the receipt of the of- i p fker^ authorized to collect such taxes shall be conclusive proof of the pay- \ Uitadel ment thereof. I M’offord Before the hour fixed for opening, Erskine the polls Managers and .Clerks must j Newberry take and subscribe to the Constitu tional oath. The Chairman of the Board of Managers can administer the oath to the other Managers and to the Is guest Dr. J. B. Kennedy of the col- ! lege faculty, who made an interesting Men’s and YoAng Men*s W 5 4 3 1 0 L 0 1 1 1 2 3 4 4 T 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I old state highway employe, shot to talk on “Business Cycles,” in which death on a highway near Lamar. ■ he discussed past and present busi- James Murray, Negro, is held mi state conditions from an economical 1000; per't^ntiary for safekeeping and three i'’‘twpomt. Overcoats Team Records Furman Newberry . 55)® other Negroes m Darlington county . It was decided by t'te club that “1a- ci:T connection with his murder. 'dies night.” the annual social event Monday: Wayland Roach, 38-year-. under it.s auspices, will be held on the old steel worker killed his wife, seri-* evening of December 12th. Music for ggg jously wounded his sister-in-law. Con- the occasion will be in charge of the nie Roach, and committed s'jciide, at ^ i Anderson. STATEMENT *14 .75 Clerk; a Notary Public must adminis-l 0 Army ! Wednesday: Jacob Nettles was fa-, Q tally shot and his wife and W. W. Cone killed in a fight near Lodge Of the Owner.ship, Management, etc.. THE CI.INTON CHRONICI.E ter the oath to the Chairman. The *35 Erskine attempted to eject the 61 I Managers elect their Chairman and. 7 Davis-Elkins Clerk. ! Polls at each voting place must be'j,, opened ! at 17 o’clock a. m. and closed at 4 o’clock p. m., except in the city of • Charleston, where they shall be open- j Clemson ed at 7 a. m. and closed at 6 p. m. 28 Presbvtenan 7 fill a vacancy, and it none of the man-' 7 agers attend, the citizens can appoint,!*? ‘ * f^om among the quali^d voters, the ^ 0 managers, who after being swom, can - Newl>eTT>* T 0 conduct the election. ; — At the close of the election the man-1175 agers and clerks must proceed public-, Nettles family from a farm he had bought and on which they had been tenants. Gilbert F'leming was hacked to death with an axe in his home near Golightly, Spartanburg seciion. Al- Uequired by the .\ct of Congre.ss of AufUHt 24th. 1912 Publisher. Chronicle Publishing Co. Editor, W. W. Harris, Clinton, S. C. M.an aging editor, business manager. Everytlitng considered—Style, Qnality and Vork- manship—these overcoats are one of the leading values we have been able to offer the men folks, at our store. When you ^ them yon will be convinced that here indeed is what yon have been kmking for— though a coroner’s jury found he wa.s 'none uftkjRQWyh Owner, W. W. HarrLs, Clinton, S. C. a good, sturdy, comfortable coat at a price that packs Vadue in into ayary dollar. Thursday night: Mose McLeod. 12- other security holders owning or hold- nt pro< hr to open Uw ballot box and count th' le ballots therein, and continue with out adjournment until the same is 19 year-old Negro boy, was killed und i 1 P**" cent or more of total amoun two other Negro youths shot when • "f bonds, mortgages, or other securi- , i other Negroes got into a fight at a'^’®** none. ° * *i“hot supper” near Sumter.^ j W. W. HARRIS, Owner. FViday: Mr. and Mrs. George h'loyd j Sworn to and subscrilied before me Soath Caraliaa ! were found shot to death in theii ' this 16th day of October, 1930. ® home near Poinsett mill, Greenyllle.| W. H. SIMPSON, Notary Public. Police expressed the opinion that' (My commission Vxpires at the J. C. completed, and make a statement of 22 the results for each office, and sign' 0 Georgia Tech 45i pr‘"J V" T""’" -iTll "•"* the sam,. Within thrw dnv, there- , sT., F'nyd It'IM hi, wife nnd comn.itt -d 1 pleasure of the Governor). aifter the chairman of the board, or ’ I-oui.iana State 6 enney C^mpanTa Inr. 7 - 9 Mu.sgrove Street 7.. 9. 7.. . Preidbyterian . Clemson ... Mercer Chattanooga High Point ‘ Wofford Home one designated by the board. must deliver to the commissioners of Totals election the poll list, the box contain- ing the ballots and written statements of the results of the election. .Managers of Eiectioik The following managers of election . have been appointed to hold the elec-' tion at the various precincts in the 40 said county: 14 Barksdale-Narnie—R. M. Langston, Herman Powers, F\ H. Burton, . , Clinton—J. Will Dillard. W. S. Den- '' ' son, R. J. Copeland. Clinton Mill—Jim Whitmire, Clyde The ('itadel Bigbee, F. C. Pinson. i3 Stetson .. Cook’s Store ^J. B. Cook, R. R. jg Erskine Cooper, J. T. Edwards. Cross Hill—Chas. R. Turner E. A. Adams. J. W. Ropp. Daniel’s Store-^. Y. Martin, J. B.! O’Dell, E. D. Madden. — Dials—L. D, Curry, L. E. Hender- 40 Totals son, P. H. Harris. j Ekom—J. P. Madden, Carl Culbert son, U. S. Elmore. 51! 28 41 7 Clemson 7 V. M. 1. 0 Davidson 7 0 13 ;.2 Wofford Goldviile—John'ciark, Reeder Whit-,Newberry mire, W. J. Thomas. I 0 Clemson Gray’s—R. R. Barnett, J. F. Mcln- .12.^.. High Point Hopewell—G. F. Buford, L. T. l>aw- tyre, L. L. Langston. Gray Court—W. W’. Yeargin, R. N, Jackson, T. H. South.’ Bop' eon, J. Roy Crawford. '' Jones’ Store—L. W. Gilliland. Roy White, Kye Holcombe. Hickory Tavern—G. C. Roper, M. L, McDaniel, W. M. Pitts. Lanford -Roy DeShields, C. L. Wal- drep, J. W, Johnson. Lang-ston—P. K. Abercrombie. S. 0. ClarlJ*. F, L, Donnan. Laurens City—Earle Owings, Oscar Henderson, A. C. Long. Laurens Mills—E. R. Blakely, C. M.'Burgess, Jim Orr. Lydia .Mill — T. C. Baldwin, J. M. Pinson, E. E, Johnson. Merna—H. D. Nash, B. F. Tumb- lin, T. J. Mahon. Mt, Olive—J. T. Knight, George C. Cooper. J. Furman Burton. Mountville — G. S. Wham, J. S. Wine'orenner, C. E, Stokes. Mt. Pleasant—W'esley Fowler. C. W. Madden, A. B. Fuller. Ora—J. M. Wallace, D. M. McClin- tock, R. L. Smith. Owings—H. J. G. Curry, T. E. Ow ings, W, C. Bryson. Pleasant Mount — Lee West, C. L. Burdette, G. F. Pulley. 0 Wm. and Mary 0 Presbyterian .. 0 32 6 19 14 55 TotaL- .77 Erskine 0 Carolina 0 0 19 0 . Citadel Davidson Lenoir-Rhyne Furrnj;.! , 19 !3 21 0 3.5 10 Total-s 88 ipJizfZiznuzfEyziafZfifajgfajanffEiirafiuafafa/ziEfarafzjayziaiifgiafziafajzfagiafEnjzriigizraig/zfgfaJHfgfgra^^ ru This Is Your City This Is Our City r- 0 0 0 6 0 Newberry Wofford Furman N. Ga. Teachers Lenoir-Rhyne . Clemson . 43 19 6 6 1.) Totals TROUBLES KEPT HIM MISERABLE “Sour stomach, constipation and bil- Poplar Springs—Guy Elledge, Thos. iousness kept me in such misery that I T. Wood, Stanley S.Beeks. walk the floor nearly every Taylor J F Davis night. Nervous indigestion Renno — Tan M. Ray, John David ^ Copeland, R. F. Pitts. I Shiloh—R. G. Wilson, J. H. Wolff, 1 C. E. Wallace. Stewart’s Store—L. R. Henderson,! Albert Cook, W. D. Stewart. j. Tip Top — E. H. Anderson, S, A. Ti^lor R. E. Riser. I Trinity Ridge — S. R. Cain, Guy! Smith, C. D. Wilson. $2.50 In Weekly Cash Prizes. Waterloo—H. C. Sims, J. H, WThar- toB, J. N: Anderson. W’atU Mills—E. W’. Patton, B. E. Sorgee, F. W. Holder. W'oodville-J. E. Wham, A. B. Ter- ry, 1. M. Kellett. Youngs—E. W. Wallace, W’. 0. Sut ton, H. H. -Abercronybie. , Ip The Managers at each precinct 1 named above are requested to adegatc j one of their number to secure boxes and blanks for the election. « N. J. ANDERSON, JAMES L. BROW NING, L. S. COOK, Each week The Associated Independents of Clinton will jfive a cash prize of $2.50 for the best slogan submitted. Every reader may submit as many sic (fans as they wish. Mail your slogans to Associated Independents, Clinten, S. C. The slogan below is a Rood example of what is wanted. Go to work and win some prize money. It is easy. Rood example Address SloRan Committee, ASSOCIATED INDEPENDENTS, Clinton,'S. C. Independent is the name Of merchants kind and true. And if you give them half a chance, They’ll sure Stick to you. WinninR SioRan submitted by Mrs. L. H. B'dRwell. Auto Service Edwards Auto Service ROY McCAULEY Commissioners of Federal Election nearly drove me wild, and I had the for Laurens County, S. C. worst kind of sick headaches. I got my Books and Stationery Galloway-McMillian Bakery Ginton Bakery Clothing L. B. Dillard October 23, 1930. EXTRA SPEQAL 10-30-21C • permanent relief from S»gon. It ended every ailment I had and made me feel like a new man. “Sargon Pills stimulated my liver $1.50 Alarm Clocks for and bowels to perfect action and com- 1 AO a I plcteiy cleared my system of poisons.” only 98c. A real hargain.,Roy McCauley, union Heights, €har- lleston, S. C. Sadler-Owens Pharmacy, Clinton; (Joanna Mercantile Co., Goldville; Eu- SADLER-OWENS . PHARMACY . AT UNION STATION 877 roka Drug Co., W'atts MilU» Agents.— Adv. Shoe Store ' Blakely Brothers Co. Laundry and Dry Cleaners Buchanan’s Shoe Shop A. E. McIntosh Grocers Blakely’s Clinton Mercantile Co. L. V. Pinson J. M. Pitts Groceries and Meats Cato’s Market Baldwin’s Grocery % Hardwar^e J. I. Copeland & Bro. I). E. Tribble Co. Jeweler J. B. Frontis Wholesale Grocers Fuller Grocery Co. Spratt Grocery Co. Department Store Sumerel’s Dry Goods J. A. Bailey General Merchandise YounR Company Furniture Prather-Simpson Furniture Co, Printing Chronicle PublishinR Co. The Carolina Farmer Independent Farm Newspaper Women’s Apparel Joe L. Carter