The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 09, 1935, Image 2
"Amendment Offered Bv Huff Calls
For Primary To Selwt Trustees
tainiagr the names of all candidates
are ^considered qualified electors
tees, ^s Successor shall be appointed *
O /v^ 4'VllU 1
five” and furnish the voters with
stituting in lieu thereof
follow-
HEADS HER CLASS
itl^d
“An
as hereinafter in Section 2 of this
provided. In the event of a vacahcy
in the' office of any of the aforesaid
trustees, appointment to fill any such |
instructions thereon to “vote for+lng:
‘Section 4. The present board
i Miss Idargrarei^ Mdorhead, daughter
of of Mr.* and Mrs.'W, A. Moorhead of
same.” -
Amend further
[^trustees pf said school district shall ,^Goldville, and" a graduate of Clinton
by striking out all
Sector CP.'N.iKe, of this county, .Section j;’’ vacancy nha'll bo made >y thoBoard'of Swtion 2 of the said bill and by
Distrirt” Number Five! of Trustees; any * ap,p6intment made! substituting in lieu the fol-
Varrying out^liis threat made at a re
cent mass meeti/ng held here, intro
duced and passed through the senate
last week, two school bills affecting
this district.
The first bill of the- senator. No.
828, provided for the repeal of the
present school Act creating a board
of trustees for Hunter School District
No. 6. • /
His second bill. No. 847, provided
for the creation of a new board for
the district, fixing their terms of osj[-
^ice, prescribing their powers, and
providing for the election and selec
tion nf teachers for the year 1935-36.
Trust^ as named in this Act by Sen
ator Nance^are: Dr. S. C. Hays, Hor
ace Payne, J^xF. Jacobs, W. C. Oxley
and S. W. Sumeml, the latter being the
_only jnember of the present" board,
Both bills passed* the senate and
went to the house, where they received
their first reading on Tuesday. Yester
day on second reading Representative
Huff raised objection to the firstx^bill
and offered an amendment to the sbe^
ond bill which struck out all of Sec
tion 1 designating the names of a new
board to be inducted into office and
proposed a*^ primary to be held in the
district on the second Tuesday in June,
1935, for the purpose of selecting five
trustees for said .school district. The
amendment was reported as having
|)assed"s,pc«nt^ reading yesterday with
no opposition expre.ssed by the other
two house member.s, S1_J,' Hunt and
J.^D/Witherspoorij^T^e bill as apiend-
'edi is now on third reading in the
house.
The Nance Bills
Senator Nance’s bill to abolish the
pie.sent board follows:
A BILL ■
To Repeal an Act Kntitled “An Act
to Create a Board of Trustees for
Hunter School DiHrict Number Five
in l.aurens County and to Name and
b ix the Numl)er of Trustees and Term
of Office and Prescril)e Their Powers,
Duties*and .Authority, and to Provide
Manner and Method of Selecting
Trustees and b’illing Vacancies.”
Known as
1933.
Act to CreaU a
Hunter School
in Laurens County and fco Name and
Fix the Number of Trustees and Terra
of Office and Prescribe Their Powers,
Duties and Authority, and to Provide
Manner and Method of Selecting,
Trustees and Filling- Vacancies,”
known as Act No. 40 of the Acts of
1933, be, and the same is herebyRe
pealed.
Section 2. All Acts or parts of Acts
inconsistent with this Act are hereby
repealed. "
Section 3. This Act shall take ef
fect upon its approval by the Gover
nor.
“Hia” New Board Bill
A BILL
To Create a Board of Trustees for
Hunter School District Nunvber Five
in Laurens County and to Name and
Fix the Number of Trustees and Term
of Office and Pre.scribe Their Powers,
Duties and Authdrity, and to Provide
Manner and Method of Election and
Selection .of Trustees a'n^ Filling Va
cancies; and to Provide for Election
of Trustees; any * apjpbintment made! substituting in Keu
tl)ereto by the Boajrd of Trustees shall'lowing: " '
be sufficient authority to the person “Section 2. Except as is specifically
so appointed to take the oath of of
fice and assume and exercise the du
ties therbf.
provided in this A(;t> all of the previs
ions of Act No. 130 of the Statutes
at Large for South Carolina, approved
Sdc. 2. An election shall be held onjjHie 26th day of March, 1931, and des-
the Second Tuesday in June, 1937, atjignated as Sectifn 5667 ai^d entitled
some suitable point in Hunter Schbol
District No. 6 in Laurens County, for
the election of a trustee, and biannu-
ally thereafter for said purpose. At
the said election any person qualified
to vote in the Democratic Primailr of j
Laurens County, shall be qualified to
vote in said election. The Chairman* of
Laurens County Democratic Party
shall appoint sufficient number of
manors and a secretary 4o hold said
election, and suitable ^xes shall be
provided in which to place the ballots.
The election shall be held between the
hours of 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. The bal
lots shall be tabulated and the one
receiving a majority of the-'votes, his
name shall be certified by the said
Manager to the County Board of Edu
cation of Laurens County, and the
or Selection of Teachers'for the Year i name so certified to said Board shall
“Election of School Trustees in Lau
rens County, in Volume 2 of South
Carolina Code of Laws, 1932, are here
by re-enacted. ' ”
Amend further by striking out all
remain in office until their successors |'high school, has been elected preaidenb
in off ice • qualify, but no election or] of the junior class at Coker college,
selection of superintendents, princi-T HartsviHe, where she is now an out-
pals or teachers for said school district I standing student.'^
for the school year 1935-36 shall be j T
made except by the board of trustees]
as composed and constituted pursuant;
to the provisions of this Act, and all
huch elections or selections otherwise
made shall be null and void and of no!
effect.”
Amend further by striking from the
title of the bill on the second line
thereof the words “Name and.”
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
SmHIi’s Pbarmaqi-
1935-36,
Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of th^ State of South Caro
lina: \
Section 1. That^the Board of Trus
tees of Hunter i>chool District Num-
be commi.ssioned as ^Trustee for said
school district, for the term of office
to which elected, and such person shall
hold office until his successor has been
elected and commissioned as in this
Act provided. Any vacancies occur-
ber five (5) Laurens County .shall be''rfng in the board of trustees of .said
compo.sed of the following five mem- school district the filling of which is
bers who are hereby appointed and not'-provided for in Section 1 of this
constituted the Boaid of Trustees of ^.ct, shall be filled by appointment by
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School District, and
office for a term
who shall
said
hold
this Section of this Act respectively
designated for each an'd until the suc
cessor for each shall have been elect
ed as hereinafter in this Act pre
scribed, to-wit: S. C. Hays is here
by appointed to hold office until the
s(‘con<i Tu....dHy in June 1941, H. D.
I'ayne is hereby appointed to hold of
fice until the second Tuesday in June
1940, J. F. Jacobs is hereby appoint
ed to hold office until the second
Tup.vlay in June 1939, W. C. Oxley is
hereby appointed to hold office until
Act No. 40 of 4he Acts of {the second Tuesday in June, 1938, S.
W. Sumerel is hereby appointed to
theJ^board of trustees of said district
hereinafter in)until the next regulaf election date, at
which time a trustee shall l)e elected
to filL out the unexpired term repre
sented by the vacancy. The cost of]
said election' shall be borne by fjaid
.school distritt and taken out of the
funds of said district.
Sec. 3. In addition to the powers.
Be it enacted by the General As-1 hold office
st nibly of the State of South Carolina: June 1937.
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until the 2nd Tuesday In
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duties and authority, by this Act, vest-
ed in and iinpo.s^d upon the Board ol
Trustees created, named and provided
for in this Act, the said board of trus
tees and their successors in offi^pe,
shall be vested with all the powers,
duties and authority conferred and
imposed upon boards of school trus
tees by law.
. Sec. 4. Teachers for the year 1935-
36 Session shaH be elected by the
Board of Trustees named in Section 1
of this Act. Any election or selection
of teachers other than by the Board
herein named, shall be null and void
and of no effect.
Sec. 5. All Acts or parts of Acts in
consistent with this Act are hereby
rei>eaU‘d.
Sec, 6. Tlds Act shall take effect
imm^iately upon its .approval by the
Governor.
The Huff Amendment
A copy of the amendment to be of
fered by Mr. Huff, was furnished the
press on Monday. Whether any chang
es had been made when it was intro
duced by its author yesterday The
Chronicle was .unable to ascertain
when it went to press last night.
The Huff amendment follows:
Amend by striking out all of Sec
tion 1 of said bill, and by substituting
in lieu thereof the following: "
“Section 1. That the county chair
man of the Democratic party of Lau
rens county is hereby authorized and
directed to call a preferential primary
election to be held in Hunter School
District Number Five (5) Laurens
County, to be held on the second
Tuesday ‘in June, 1935, between the
hours of 9 A. M. and 4 P. M., after
due advertisement for the. purpose of
electing and .selecting five trustees for
said school district. The publishing of
this Act in a county newspaper or in
a newspaper which is circulated ex
tensively in Laurens County, prefer
ably The Clinton Chronicle, at least
one week prior to said election shall
be deemed due advertisement. Three
voting precincts are hereby establish
ed for the purposes of this Act, to
wit: one at the Town Hall at Clinton,
one at Lydia Mills and one at Clinton
Mills, In said school district, in Lau
rens County, and all persons whose
names are now _ium)Bed upon* the
Democratic club rolls of Laurens
County as were used in the primary
S elections of 1934 and who still reside
B jin said school district shall be entitled
P to vote in»said election. The said'eoun-
H ty chairmaii shall appoint a suffici-
y ent number of managers and a secre-
Kary for each voting precinct, and the
expenses of the election shall be paid
by the said school district. The man
agers shall tabulate openly the Votes
as soon as the polls are closed and rer
port same to the county board.of edu
cation for Laurens County, whereupon
the five persons receiving the highest
number of votes shall be commissioned
as trustees for said'school district,
provided, however, that the three
highest shall he commissioned for a
period of four years and until their
successors in office qualify, and the
next two highe!st shall be commis8ion<'
ed for a period of two ye^rs.and until
their successors in office qualify. All
persons desiring to become candidates
in this election shall signify same in
person by signed statement in the of-
Hce of the superintendent of education
for Laurens county hot later than 6
o’clock We^aday preceding the elec
tion, and the ai^ county chairman
shall cauae. ballots to be printed eon-
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