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JodM of Froioto
. r July IS, lt4t IK
Eli pharmacy and othar
J^Dtvg StorM In Camdan.
Ovar 1,000 noraaa with the rank of
ansifB have been authorised as ad*
dltloBal peraoimel of the Navy Nstm
corps acoordina to an annovneement
ifooolvod here from the boreaa of naval
personMl and th4 navy haiean of
medicine and soraery by the direetm
of naval officer procnrement.
Uentenan Commander T. O. Mar*
USN,~dIrector of naval officer
procurement in the aontheoatam
states Mid that reaistered nurses who
are aradoates of schools of nursing
and who are between the aaes of
22 and 30,^ are ellaible lor appoint*
ment If o hjerwise auallfied. It is anti*
cipated that a large number of
nurses in the southeastern sectlop
of the United SUtes will be la*
terested in the navy appounoement
of the new authorisation.
Applicants for appointment to eom*
missions in the Navy Nurse corps
must be single, over 22 and leM tb^n
SO years of age, native born cltlsMS
or naturalised with at least ten yean
of'.citisenship, graduates of an a^
proved School of Nursing, graduates
Beds Cat Prices:.
Soap Oriy $180 .
By official decree of the totalitarian
government, prices recently wmo cut
40 per cent In Moscow. So whatT ^
Soap there now Is <mly |1S0 a cake,
while cotton stockings have dropped
to a mere $2.40 and 13.40 a pair. Man’s
aults sell for the lndicator.decreed bar
gain price of 1248 each, with over
coats officially pegged at $430.
And the abeveUverage Income In
Russia is about 10.000 to 14,000 rubles
a year (32,000 to $3,000).
FAOt NH«m
IXTftA FINE BREADI
quick HILP WITN PVU-mnMTN PKifH.YKAST
Witch Fkagohnami’s acting IMi Yggst fo xiglit to
ivk-belp flYt jov faveod man righettble flavor,
frier, MDOotker taitina tmy timg.
ff YOU KAKI AT NOMI, be iora to fit Flsfacbmann'i
ftsrii Yeart with the fiamiHnr yiUow kbeL Dependnble
—Americn’e fitvorite yeeat for more
than 70 yeme.'
A. J. Beattie
Form«r Sute Smiator
from ICmrshaw County
and former Comptroller
General of Soutii Caro
lina,
CANDIDATE FOR
. GOVERNOR
Advocates a strictly business adminis
tration of the Statse^CkivemiSent.
Extensive advertisement of the State’s
^sources and advantages.
Hospital facilities in every community
^ the State.
Rapid completion of farm to market
•oads.
Liberal support of publiii education.
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Fair treatment to labor with good pay.
® public and private enterprise.
"Fhose who know him best say he is the
*ndidate -best qualified by EXPBRI*
^CE AND ABILITY, to serve the State
i^overnw.
Be is opposed to the State engaging in
commercial enterfiriUe. -
of'high schools with at leut 15 units
of credit, be registered nurses, be
physically qualified in accordance
with navy standards and meet men
tal, moral and profeMional qualifica
tions as established by interviews,
autobiographies, school and employ,
ment records.
One year of succoMful nursing ex
perience la deairable aa a qualifica
tion bat not mandatoiy. The upper
age limit of 30 wUl be waived ona
year for each yearia previous servlca
in the Navy Nurse corpe, USN or
USNR and the Army-NurM corps but
appointments In Ihese waived -agea
will be with the rank of ensign. Lieu
tenant Commander Marshall stgted.
Nurses^ IntereaM in quilllfytu tat
appointment ihonid commnnicata with
the Director of Naval Officer, Pro
curement. 731 Heuley Building, At
lanta, Oa.
«R. Suva Bowun. Vnn ratH Vote
at Mra. Rswle Qor4on’a atora.
C. THOMPSON—Mattia, R. Weal,
MMI M. MurehteQa. T. J. Robljwoa.
Vote at C. Thompaon achool.
DuKALB-J. L, Tallay, O. R. Tmaa-
dala, Sam C. Truesdale, Jr. Vote at
Baron IMCUb aehooL
DOBY*S MILLr-Mra. Bertha Klrk-
lanA J. V. Mllee. W. H. Koon. Vote
at Doby's mllL
GATES FORD—B. A. Brown, James
Taylor, H. R. Horton. Vote at Gates
Ford acho<^
RARMONT—James M. Butler, Rus-
mII a. Maddox, Talmadge Brsnham.
Vote at Branham’s store.
HERMITAOE — Jamea C. David.
Roland B. Hancock, Mary H. Gardner,
Miu. Mattie Raye, aerk. Vote at
Hermitage store.
KERSHAW—L. R. Jones, C. L.
Traesdale. J. A. Whitley, W. R. Tay
lor. Clerk. Vote at Mothenhed's
Filling station.
LIBERTY HIU^W. Z. Hilton, J.
H. Clements. T. P. McCrae. Vote at
Clements’ store. ■
LOtmHART—C. W. Jordan, J. J.
Brown, Elmer Hoefer. Vote at Jor
dan’s store. -•
LUOOFF—Hugh McCallam. Joe
Ben, Luther Jonee. Vote at Jlgge
State nieatre'
KERHIAW, a C
Team’i store.
MT. nON—R. C. McCoy. E E. Lae,
Jr„ John H. McCoy. Vote at Oom-
nnlty houM.
NED’S CRBBK-^amee Catoe, Perry
Reeves, John F. Roberts. Vote at
Ned’s Creek aehooL
OAKLAND — T. H. McLauchlln,
HeyWaM Oaten, Beron McCaskill.
Vote at Oakland school.
PINE TRBE-Barly Andarson. L.
H. Catoe. C. L. McGulrt, F. B. Stan
ton. Vote at Midway school
RABON’S X-ROADS — James Mc
Coy. James HnffnM^ Bennie Ford.
Vote at Rabon’s stmre.
RALEY’S MILL—L. O. Watkins, C.
P. Rogers, CUnnie Horton. Vote at
Raley’s mill.
ROLAND—Otis West, Lee Spears,
Joe C. Broom. Vote at Barfield’s
store.
SALT .POND—Mra Corrie Baucom,
Mrs. Sadie Boykin, J. R. Dinkins. Vote
at Dowey’e store. *
SANDY GROVE—Mrs. B. E Me
Qoogaa, T. O. Hwapbrey,s, Wade
Ratcliffe, Jr. Vote at Sandy Grove
achool.
8HAMROCK-J. F. Baker. Alva
Horton, C. P. Blackmon. Vote at John
Baker’s store.
SHAYLOR’S HILI^R. M. Drake-
ford. 8. B. Kelly, Roy Wooten. Vote
at Old school house.
SWIFT CREEK-W. A. Boykin, J.
W. C. Boykin. M. L DuVal. Vote at
Boykin Mill store.
THREE C’S—John M. Croxton, S.
W. Barfield, L F. Robinson. Vote at
SC’s school house.
TWENTY CREEK—M. B Rabon.
Laalle Ray, Edward Gardner Vote at
Pine Grove school.
WATEREE—Julius Campbell. Mur
ray Davis, J. C. Proctor, Arthur
Hurat, Clerk. Vote at Fire house.
WE8TV1LI.H — T. F. Mcltowell,
Mrs. Nye Workman, William-Stokes,
Jr. Vote at Workman’s store.
L. O. FUNDERBURK,
County Chairman.
E. C. RHAMB,
Bicretary.
Attic
POUTICAL NOTICE "^
pursuant to the rules of the Demo
cratic Party, notice is hereby given
that the following managers and
clerks have been designated by the
Kershaw County Democratic Execu
tive Committee for the primary to
be held on Tuesday. August 13, 1944.
and so ‘many as may be neCseaary for
the succeeding primary on Tueaday,
Tuesday, September 3. 1444.
The voting places In each precinct
will open at 8 a. m. and close at 4
p. m., with the exception of the fol
lowing, which will remain open until
4 p. m.: Camden No. 1,' Ca^en No,
8. Bethune, Wateree, Harinitaga, Ker-
•naw and Btoasgr.
ABNBYW. O. Crow, Boyd WMt.
John Bowers. Vote at Crow’s stores
ANTIOCH—L J. MoKensU, Lm
Davis, Laroy Stokaa. Vota at Antiodi
school.
BETHUNE—L. M. Boat, R. B. Me.
CmUII, W. j. Newman, John Dan
McLanrin, CMrk. Vota at Davis’s
cotton offlea.
BLANEY—8. W. Rose. Frank Ne^
scm, Leroy Bandera, Eddie Goff, Clerk.
Vote at Coop«r’a store.
BUFFALO-W. P. SoweU,' B. J.
Catoe, B. F. Roberts, Mise EUle Hoi
ley, Clerk. Vote at Mt Ptegab acbooL
CAMDEN NO. 1—Mrs. Grace Rof-
ers, Mrs. Maxine Nettles, Mrs. Geo.
Wilson. John Wilson, J. T. Haynes,
C. C. Padgdt. Mrs. BeUe Strak, Mrs.
Jack Moore, Mrs. Btheline ChristnuMi,
Mrs. Z. Z. Barfteld, Mrs. Charles De>
Loache. Vota at Courthouse.
CAMDEN NO. 2—John T. Nettles.
Mrs. R. B. Stevenson Mn. J. L.' Willi
ford, B. C. Zemp.'Sidney Zemp, Clerk.
Vote at St Mary’s hall.
CASSATT—Mn. Bmmia MarshaR,
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