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The CAMDEN OHRONICLK, CAMDEN. SOUTH CANOHMA, FRIDAY, OCTOSEN g, 1t44
PAOB SEVEN
OF EUCnON
I
ar«
Seegan and J<An Gardner.
Gates Ford: Levis Dease, Tom
Gandy and O. R. erow.
Shamrock: C. P. BUckmon, L. J.
Baker and Bennie Johnson.
Raley’s Mill: J. E. Mangnm. J. E.
Daris and Wilson Joyner. .
Buffalo School ^ouse: C. W. Hol
ler Im B. Catte and W. P. Sowell.
Ratcliff MUl: W. S. Stokes. P. C.
Humphries and B. E. McGougan.
Uberty HUl: B. U Jones, L. P.
Thompson and L. A. Perry.
Three C’s: J. M. Croxton, D. H.
Coats and L. D.. Vincent.
Westvllle: T. F. McDowell. Mrs.
Nye Workman and John C. Anthony.
Shaylors Hill: C. B. Hornsby, R.
M. Dnkeford and Thomas Catoe.
Blaney: J. D. Bailey, S. W. Rose
and Jesse T. Ross.
Lugoff: Luther Jones, Victor Ward
and J. W. Rabon.
Rabon’s Cross Road: J. Jackson,
John Mobley and A. VanLandingham.
rejection of amendments to the State
ed above are requested to delegate ConstnutR>n, as provided in~the” foL"
gffiCt
J agftk Carolina,
of
aereby glT« ^ the Oaa
i^jJjnS^for United SUtas Sana-
^*^tatlves in Congress and
gnj Vice-Prasldentlal
^ be held at the TOtIng
!?L Sed by law In the eonnty
Tuesday, November 7,
^ day being Tuesday follow.
Monday as prescribed by
Jte Ctonatitution. ^
J^ifications for suffrago
5^1 in the State for two
the County one year. In the
L Bieclnct In which the elector
^te four months, and the
thirty days before any elec-
3 any PoU 1“ then due a)>d
provided that ministers In
(Of an organised church and
gm q( public 8cho<^ The Managers at each precinct nam-
id to ▼OtO ATtSr olX UIVUXOS' I ghjf mK/hVA #1 a
Jce In- the State, otherwise qual-
mers of election shall require
^ elector offering to vote at
jectlon, before allowing him to
the production of his registration
l(tte and proof of the payment
diy* before any election of any
tx then due and payable. The
(tion of a certificate or of the
i of' the officer authorised to
t such taxes, shall be conclusive
of the payment thereof.
the hour fixed for opening
M.t|;Dagers and Clerks must
ind subBcrlhe to the Constltu*
oath. The chairman of the
I of Managers can administer
itb to the other Managers and to
lerk; a Notafy Public must ad-
tor the oath to the Chairman,
ganagers elect their Chairman
.lerk.
I polls ahall be opened at such
( places as shall be designated
t'clock in the forenoqn, an4 close
o’clock in the afternoon of-the
f election, except In the City of
Mton, where the polls shall be
d at 7 o’clock in the forenoon,
sag
stithUen of this State, and that he
has not voted daring this eleetien.
The Managers have the power to
fill a vacancy, and if none of the
Managers attend, the citisens can ap
point from among the qualified voters,
the Managers, who, after being duly
sworn, can conduct the election.
At the close of the election the
Managers and Clerka muat proceed
publicly to open the ballot box and
count the ballots therein, and con
tinue without adjournment until the
same is completed, and make a state
ment of the results for each office.
anckV aign the same. Within three
days thereafter the Chairman of the
Bc^d, or some one designated by the
Board, must deliver to the Commis-
Stoners of laectton the poll list, the
box containing the ballots and writ
ten statements of the results of the
election.
At the said election qualified elec
tors will vote upon the adoption or
one of their number to secure the
boxes and blanks for the election.
Call for boxes, etc., at Sparrow’s office
on Rutledge street
C. M. Brown,
W. T, Holley, .
S. W. Barfield. *
Commissioners of^Federal Election
for Kershaw County, S. C.
October 16. 1644.
B. E. Sparrow, Clerk. Sl-33c
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Stats of South Carolina,
General Assembly-
Notice Is hereby given that the *
General Election for State and Coun
ty Officers will be,hrid at the voting
precincts fixed, by law in the County
aforesaid on 'Tuesday, November 7,
1644, said day being ’Tuesday follow
ing the first Monday, as prescribed
by the State Constitution.
The qualifications for suffrage are
as follows:
Residence In the Stgte two years,
in the, County one year, * in the poll,
ing precinct in which the elector of-
fere to vote, four months, and ths
ta the atl;'^of“chIrieit^i“'^;^d thirty days before any el^-
lla where the closing hours J*^^**;
be 6 o’clock In the afternoon,
be held open during these ^ f
«tth that he to quallflM to vote!
voted during this olectian^JT®^'
I Managers have the power to|^*®h cer^cate and proof of the ^y*
TscanCT and if none of thel**“‘ before aay election
geTJtteni^th? ciZ^ ^
kt from amonr the onalifled ® certificate or of the
I the Manage? wh?. aftS^hSSj
rvorn, can wnduct the election. t"®*- ahal be conclualvs
the close of the elecUon the the payment ttereof.
lers and Clerks must proceed I B®*®" the hour flx^ for opening
dTto open the baUot box and «*® VoUm Ctofta mwt
the baltoU therein, and conUnne t^®“««“hscribe to the coi^tn-
nt adjournment until the same M o®th. The chaln^ of the heart
ined. and make -n atatement of M Managers c^_ administer the oath
Mnitfl fnr Afllt Sim I tO thO OtJieT Mfl
lowing JOINT RESOLU’nONS:
CONSTITUTIONAL AM ENDM ENTS
State-Wide Constitutional
^ Amendments
No. 4
Do you favor an amendment to
Article UI of the Constitution of
South Carolina.-1866, by striking out
besA paid by a governmental aub-
diviaton or onit or agency other than
the City of Charleston. "
YES
NO
No. •
• CHESTERFIELD .COUNTY
Amendment to Article X. Section 5
of the Constitution of South Carolina.
1866, so aa to provide that the consti
tutional llmitattotts of the ^bonded In-
debtodneea of counties, townships and
other 'political divisions of this State
shall not apply to the bonded indebted-
nesa of Chesterfield County or to any
townahlp or school district thereof
when the indebtedness Incurred is ap
plied exclusively to the payment or r^
funding of any valid Indebtedness
heretofore contracted by said county,
township or school district, and to
authorise the issuance of bonds under
certain conditions by said county, and
any township and school district there
of the ^neral Assembly of South
CarbllDB, 1944.
YES
NO
No. •
RICHLAND COUNTY
Amendment to Article XI, Section ^
Constitution of 1896 by adding at the
all of Section 32 of said Article so as end of wid Section "PROVIDED,
to eliminate from said Constitution ^'CRTHER, That the limits of area of
provisions regarding plosions and con-l®ehool Districts imposed by this 8ec-
Ulnlng llmltaUons on the granting of f^on shall not apply to Richland Coun-
flnandal assistance to needy persons, “fd County School Diatriots
as proposed by a Joint Resolution, I *hall be of such area as the General
Mrs. Chewning Is
Elected Head of
District Unit
Mra. Lm Schloaburg Reaponda
To Addreaa of Welcome.
Mrs. R. BL -Chewnlng was re-elected
district chairman of the American
Legion Auxiliary at a district conven
tion held last week at Sumter and
attended by delegatee from Camden,
Sumter, Summerton, Manning, Colum
bia and Bisbopville.
Mrs. Roy Hammond of Columbia,
president of the Legion Anriliaries
of the state, made the priacii>al ad
dress, and urged the women to learn
the G. I. Bill of Rights so that they
will be better able to aid the soldier
otV propp^ by jUtoint
official in the sute department,
urged Auxiliary members to work on
boxes for woimded soldiers in hos
pitals, so that on Christmas every
woundrt veterans will receive a box.
The A'liixlllarlea in each town are
Workington the project, and will ap
preciate .any outside help any citisen
cares ta^^ve. If a non-member wants
to fix a box,and will give it to an
Auxiliary member, it will be sent to
some soldier in a veterans' hospital.
Mayor Ekiwin Boyle extended a wel
come to the visitors.for the city, and
Miss Isador Telcher greeted them
for the local chapter. Mrs. I.«on
Schlosburg of Camden, responded.
It was decided that th.e next dis
trict convention will be held in Bisb
opville.
Buy War Bonds and Stamm
GRAY HAIR?
Mrs. Hammond asked the Auxiliary
to give especial attention to gold star
mothers, to youth educatlou in Ameri
canism, to a oloser bond between the
Auxiliary and the churOhes, and to
anything that will further the war
effort. She touched on postwar mili
tary training in all schools.
Mrs. E. H. Cappelman of Columbia,
South Carolina, 1944. I YES
YES I NO
N., 7
No. 2 AIKEN .AND HAMPTON COUNTIES
Amendment to Article 11 of the Opposed to amending the Constitu-
Constltutton of South Carolina, 1866, ^on with respect to increasing the
by striking out all of Section 10 there- f®*T“ of office of Magistrates In Aiken
of which resds as follows: “The Gen- Hampton Counties from two to
eral Assembly shall provide by law for fO’U’ y*ws- *
the regulation of party primary eleo- TTTT" .
tlons knd punishing- fraud at ths Managers ofStsts and County
same,’* as proposed by a Joint Reso- \ . , .J®**?*
lution to amend said Article of ths _ Antioch: J. L, Arrsnts, Arthur
General. Assembly of South Carolina ^oye and Mrs. Q. R. Funderburk.
St its lixtrs J644 Session. * ^ Besserdsm: A. A. Andean, E. R.
Anderson and Mrs. H. H. West.
Camden: R. A. Purier, Cal. Kellei
ano S. M. Johnson.
No. 8 Cassatt: C. U McCaakill. G. C
Amendment to Section Number 6. Robinson and B. D. Dabney.
T, nt thu by sdd- Tbompwn: A. V._ Smith,
ing a proviso to Section 8, ot Article I MurohUon-
banks and A. C. Reddick.
Ratcliffs Mill: Mrs. Lissle McCas-
kill, David OuUaw and A. B. Watkins.
Uberty HUl: N. S. Richards, G. R
Clements and G. C. Trnesdale.
Three Cs: J»|^. Costs, C.
Fletcher and H. B. Gaskins.
Westvllle: D. A. Baker, J^ J. Brown
and D. D. Truesdale.
Shaylors HUl: Q. T. Catoe, C. B.
Hornsby and J. H. Hinson.
Blaney: David Dlron, Mrs. Mary
Simpson and Jack Ross.
Lugoff: O. P. Jones, J. A. Bell
and J. A. Rosborough.
Buffalo School House: Z. A. Catoe,
CM finyvHs
DsKALB PHARMACY, Ptiens 16
Miserable
with backache?
J844
YES
- NO
riiJnnn M rh* Ton pf every elector offering to vote at
to'levy a tax or iaaue bonds for thw -^i® f***®!^ ^^Davla. A-
purpose of construction sad main- f*- *»*wn**I-
tensnee of an skrtield or landing
E.|J. Catoe and Ira EUis.
Rsbont Cross Roads: D. A. Rabon.
R. A, Jackson and J. A. Rabon.
Oates Ford: Ll .S. Brown, John
Rowers and Mrs. W. L. Seegars.
A. E. Kenned,
Lorlng Davis,
Arthur West,
Commissioners of State and County
Elections for Kershaw County, S. C.
Call for boxes at Sparrow’s Office
on Ri^rtfe street 81-S8c I
prXl 15P13QIDW, XaiHL ♦
yV/HCN kidney* function badly end
yy you Mifftr s nagging backaeba,]
with Lisina**, burning, scanty or tool
urination and getting up at
you leal tired. n«rvou*,|
upset... uis Dean's Mra. \
Daw's art sipsdaSy for poorly
wgiktnn kidneys. MiUiM of bouts
aw used tvtry yoar. They aw tecoin-l
Msndsd the country over. Adi yosrl
fwousnt urtn
ntont; when
all upset...
Doans Pills
strips.
For the amendment—^YBS
Against the smendmentr—No
Stokes School House: J. H. Ws^
kins, L. li. McLsnchlin and Mrs. Flor
ence Vaughan.
WUlle Brannon’s: Wads C. HoUey,
Jos L. Pate and Arthur SUUies.
Kershaw: C. L. Truesdale, T. S.
Bell and Henry Baker,
lethune: B. L. Kelley, M. G. King
ssalu for each office, and sign IJf tne oinw Madera amT to Ifie
sme. Within three days there- Clerk; a N^nr ^bllc must ad^
the Chairman of the Bogrt. or the oath to the Ch^an. The
one designated by the Board, Managers elect their Chairman and
deliver to the Commissioners of CleA „ v a « v
Ion the poll list, the box con- The polls shall be opened at such
« the baUoU and written sUte- potlng places as shall be deslgnsted
I of the results of the election, at 8 o’clock In the forenoon, and ckrae
'at 4 o’clock in the afternoon of the
IANAQER8 OP ELECTION I***? of election, except In the City of
foUowing Managers of Elee- Charleston, where the polls shall be
live been appointed to hold the!opened at 7 o’clock In the forenoon,
ra at various precincts in the land in the Cities of Charleston snd
County Colnmbis where the closing hours
Wch: D. K. Stokes, Lee DavU shall be 6 o’clock in the afternwn,
i. J. Sparrow. and shall be held open during these
iverdam: L. H. Catoe, M. C. POurs without intermission or. sd-
and W. F. Langley- | Jonrnment: and^the Managers sh^l
nden: James Sheorn, Vernonladmlnlster to penon oTfiWng W
i and J. T. Haynes. jvote oath that he la qualified to vote
watt: W. M. Teal, S. B. Walters]at this election according to the Con-
F. R. Hall.
srlotte 'Thompson: T. J. Robln-
Mrs. Mattie R. West and E. T.
ce.
milage Mill: Early Munn, Spain
er and BzoH Kelly,
le Creek Mill: Jule E. Campbell,
. Connell and W. J. Denton,
okes School House: B. L. Hst-
r-^Wry H. Hopktr* Baron L.
askill.
illie Brannon’s: W. M. Brannon,
L. Hunnicutt snd Mrs. J. B. Mc-
Loeai Constitutional Amsndments
No. 4
CHARLESTON COUJfTY , , « ^ ,
Constituttonsl Amendment to Ar-|*®4 1* C. Watford
tlcla 10,_8fictlOAJl4-A, of Ibe ConaUtu-l Neds CrMk: L. T, Beam, V. A
Uon of South Carolina, 1866, by add-l^niphries and ^VRaott H. Ogburn.
log farther provisions at the end I Shamrock: J. F. Baker, J, B
thereof further to define the type of I Baker and L. D. Mahaffsy.
permanent improvement which mayi .Raleys Mill: 'Minor Holley, D. Ba
be used on the streets and roadways
of the City of CharlsstoU. and to pro
vide for the levy of a portion of the
cost thereof against abutting property
if the remainder ot the cost shall have
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