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= Mini U .1 .* 1 ■' LL-a Jgkzjjg ^ rford.ally invited io .1- OF ELECTION -S.ut* Carol tna, DectionfoiJJmtedStatg and ixvaadcrst'" rffic * 00 E- L. MOSELEY JOHN T. BOWERS KL LEfc ogj.tS^w5: Coupty ^ c - NOTICE OF ELECTION State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw/^ Notice is hereby given that the General Election for State and Assembly nation of or the Aiken jential Sectors wm bejCounty wiU be held at the voting fixad by law hr the President j _."7r 711 * JltoP voting precincts fixed|precincts Jtoihe Coun^yowMid on County a November tlMB, said vember Tuesday following the Tuesday ^ y tS*SS ‘ &tMr ibed ^ a -^ prescribed by the ^Sufitttiorfs for suffrage “iAmrt'in the State for two ““foe County one year, in • ** ♦ •«* earKlrsK fViA The qualifications for suffrage are as follows: Residence^in the state for two - -——-, , years, in the County one year, in precinct in which the the polling precinct in which the _ -s to vote four mgntiis, | elector offers to vote, four months, foe payment thirty days be- and the payment thirty days be- and S JVhools shall be entitled to public schools, shalfbe entitled to idler *i* months^ residence in vote after six months’ residence in ctofo otherwise qualified. the State, otherwise qualified. sen of electioh shall re-| Managers of election shall _ J every elactw offering to quire of every elector offering to id any election, before allow- vote at any election, before allow- fon to vote, the production of ing him to vote, the production of {egistration certi^ate and his registration certificate and f of die payment days of the any el payment thirty days ection of ill tax ol the officer authorized ; such taxes, shall be con- proof of the payment i foe hour fixed for _ I any po then due and payable. The pro duction of a certificate or of the receipt of the officer authorized to collect such taxes, shall be con- elusive proof of the payment ; thereof. Before the hour fixed for open- Districts in Aiken County and to provide that in said County School Districts shall be nidi area as the General Board of Edu County ntey prteexibe. A JOiNT^RESOLUTfQN pro posing an amendment to Article X, Section 5 of the Constitution of South CaroliZML 1885, so as to in crease the limitation of the bond ed indebtedneaa of School District No. 17 in Anderson County from eight to twelve per centum of the value of the taxable property in said School District, and to provide that the bonded in debtedness of said school district shall not be considered in de- the power of any / or pobtacsJ subdivi sion covering or extending over the territory of said school or portion thereof to incur bond ed indebtedness. No. 7 B#r1riliy County A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Section 20 of Article V of the Constitu tion of South Carolina, 1895, so as to provide that the terms of of fice of magistrates in Berkeley County slum be four years and until their successors shall have been appointed and qualified. No. • Calhoun County A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Section 5 of Article XI of the Constitu tion of South Carolina; 1895, re lating to areas of school districts so as to provide that the provi sions thereof shall hot apply to school districts in Calhoun Coun ty and to provide that in said County school districts shall be of debtedneas to an amount not ex ceeding fifteen per centum of the assessed value of all taxable property therein : No. 18 A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Section 5. Article X. of the Constitution, mating to bonded indebtedness of counties, town ships, school districts, etc., by adding a proviso permitting Hun ter School District No. 5, of Laur ens County, to incur bonded in debtedness to an amount not ex ceeding eighteen per centum of the assessed value of all taxable property therem. fifteen taxable property A JOINT RESOLUTION amend Section 5, Article X of the foe polls Managers and ing the polls Managers and Clerks i must take and subscribe to must take and subscribe to itutional oath. The chair- itfthe Board of Managers can r the oath to the other and to the Clerk; a Public must administer tilth to the Chairman. The elect their Chairman j polls shall be "voting places ' shall at‘8 o’clock in the fGre ek tn the . rod close at 4 o’clock x>n of the day of election, , in the City of Charleston, • the polls shall be opened at jck in the forenoon, and in [Cities of Charleston and Co in where the Ming hours Ibe 6 o’clock in the I shall be held open during hours without intermission [idjoumment; and the# Man- sihall administer to each per- ; to vote oath that he _ to vote at tills dec- ^ according to the Constitution Is Stats, and that ha has not I during this election. has not voted i Managers have the power tion. I a vacancy, and if none of ^Managers attend, the citizens it from among the voters the Manager, ; after being duly awern, can tact the election. (the close of the election the and Clerks must pro- I publicly to open the ballot kind count continue . |. M .. I until the same is completed, | make a statement of the re- i for each office, and sign the i Within three days there- rthe Chairman of the Board, „ one designated by the after the , must deliver to the Com- j oen of Election the poll lisl 1 [tax containing the ballots and a statements of -the results ! dection. OP ELECTION following Managers of u have been appointed to Itha dection at various pre- i in the said J the constitutional oath. The chairman of the Board of Managers can ad minister the oath to the other Managers and to the Clerk; a Notary Public must mtminiafjw the oath to the Chairman, a The Managers elect their Chairman atnd Clerk. ~ T%e polls shall be opened at such voting places as shall be designated at 8 o’clock in the fore noon, and close at 4 o’clock in the afternoon of the day of election, except in the City of Charleston, where tixe polls shall be opened at 7 o’clock in the forenoon, and in the Cities of Charleston and Coiambia Where the dosing hours shall be 8 o’clock in the after noon. and shall be held open dur ing these hours without intermis sion or adjournment; and the s shall administer to each person affexing Jo vote oath that he is qualified to vote election, according to such area as the General As sembly or the Board of Education* of Calhoun County may prescribe. No. 8 A JOINT RESOLuftc posing an amendment of 5 of A at this Consti tution of this that he 1 during this Article XI of the Constitu tion of South Carolina, IBM, re lating to areas of school districts so^as to provide that the provi sions thereof shall not apply to school districts in Chester Coun- provide that in said bod districts shall be of such area as the General Assem bly or the Board of Education of Chester Countjrmy prescribe. A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Article 10, Section 5, of the Constitution of South Carolina, 18M, so aa to provide that the bonded indebted- mns of Lewisville Consolidated High Schoool District in Chester County, South Cardlina, may be such as not to exceed fifteen per «ntum rf tte and if none of wmnB the Managers attend, titan can appoint from among the qualified voters, the who, after being duly sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election the and continue without ment until the same is com] and make a statement of the re sults for each office, and sign the same. Within three days there- 1 toe Board, or some one designated by the Board, mute deliver to the Com- missioners of toe box containing the written statements of- taid County: E. Arran ta, Arthur (md L J. McKenzie. ■tedam: A. A. Anderson, IH. H. West and E. It Andsr- Aibert tad Mrs. Olive of-the results at the efartfo"- ■ At the said election qualified electors will vote upon the adop tion or rejection of amendment* to the vided RESOLUTIONS: STAEWXDE CONSTITUTIONAL a wm vote upon mm aoop- r-rejection of amendments Stale Constitution, as wxv in the following JOINT L. McCaakill, G. a nd Mrs. Norwood Thompson: G B. A Murchison and X. Mill: C. E. Davis, R.{ and Calvin Lominac. • MiU: A. D. Hurst, tj®toall and Hodges Brown. ■*» School House fJ. H. Wat- L McLauchlin and Mrs. •Vaughn. # [av? r * nnon '* ; J 0 ® k ***** tyCoy and Wade G C. L. Trui 1 and Henry Baker. »»• M G. King, E. L. Kd- JphnDan McLaurin. •Creek: WUsonM.Ogburn, ■ and Johnny Roberts. J. E. Baker, Ira Hor- IT.W. Sullivan. - JSP 1 : Minor HoUeft ik tod Carson P. Rodgers. 1 Mdl a. E. Watkins, ■ and Mrs. Lizzie Me* N. S. Richards, G. “taand W. Z. Hilton. 1 ft: J. e. Coats, t G [»d W. W. Pi **■ D. D. 1 iind Nye Workman. * G j_T._Catoe, Le- Ed C i/nd Mrs. Constitution, relating to bonded indebtedness of counties, town ships, school districts, etc., as leretofore amended concerning darlboro Graded School District Vo. 10 of Marlboro County, by striking out sixth former am end- rhent concerning the indebtedness ‘t of Marlboro Graded School rict No. 10 which requires an election; and adding a new pro viso permitting Marlboro Graded School Distrirt No. 10 of Marl boro County, also known as Ben netts ville School District No. 10, to incur bonded indebtedness to an amount not exceeding sixteen (18%) per centum of the assessed valuation of all taxable property in said school district A JOrcrpMKOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Article X, Section 5, of the Constitution of South Carolina, 1695, m amend ed, relating to bonded mdebted- , Ho. I A JOINT RESOLUTION Pro posing an amendment to the Con stitution of South Carolina, 1 •o as to repeal and < therefrom Motion 8 of XVII, prohibiting divorce* bonds of matrimony in this State, and substituting a new provision providing for divorces. A JOINT RESOLUTION* pro posing an amendment to Section liar Article IV of the Constitu tion of South Carolina, 1895, to limit toe pardon power of the Governor to reprieves and com mutations! of death sentences, to establish a Probation, Parole and Pardon Board and to vest aU oth er in such Board. RESOLUTldN pro- _ an amendment to Article Section 5, of the Constitution of South Carolina, IBM, so as to provide that the bonded indebted- of Cheraw Special School District of Chesterfield County, South Carolina, may be such teen m rrtejlOln the mmmi value ofail property in said School District He. IS DazBngton County A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Section 5. Article X, of the Constitution, relating to of counties,' town- school districts, etc- by _ a proviso permitting HartadU School DistricfNo. ttTol Partington County* to incur bond ed indebtedness to an amount not exceeding fifteen per centum at the assessed value of all taxable property therein. No. 19 of counting town ships* school districts, etc., by adding a proviao.permittiag Dar ur bond ed indebtedness to an amount not exceeding fifteen per Tj-A Bdi, Eoaeborougli. ^School House:- Z. A. Cstoe and Ira uniu rt'Skf So »< 1 *: t- J. Jack "*^° n ukl Bailor Bar Ij. s. Brow Tart*. of their .boxes ax> for A JOINT authorize Calhoun District No. 9. of < ISSSfafe if: value Of all, jomr Section to the property therein. of aU taxable 14 ty, to Issue bonds up to H5%) per centum of the value of all therein. No. 28 Richland County ' A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Article X Section 5, of the Constitution of South Carolina, 1895, so as to increase the limitation of the bonded indebtedness of Columbia School District No. 1 in Richland County, South Carolina, to fifteen (15%) per centum of the as sessed value of the taxable prop erty in said school district, and to provide that the bonded in debtedness of said school district ( shall not be considered in de- to' terming the power of any munici- he pality or political subdivisii ness of counties, townships, school by hdding a proviso districts, etc.. thereto, so as to authorize West minster School District No. 17 in Oconee County, to issue bonds up to fifteen per centum of the as sessed value of all taxable prop erty therein. . No. 21 . Solum >N pro posing an to Section 5, Article X, of the Constitution of South Carqlinar 1895, so as to authorize Orangeburg School Dis trict No. 24, of Orangeburg Coun ion cov ering or extending over the terri tory of said school district or por tion thereof to incur bonded in debtedness. No. 23 ' Sumter County A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Section 5, Article X. of the Constitution, relating to bonded indebtedness of counties, town ships, school districts, etc., by adding a proviso permitting School District No. 17 of Sumter County to incur* bonded indebted ness to an amount not exceeding twelve (12%) per centum of the assessed value of all taxable prop erty therein. No. 24 Williamsburg County A JOINT RESOLUTION pro- _ an amendment to Section of Article X of toe Constitu- n of South Carolina, 1895, re lating to bonded indebtedness of counties, townships, etc., so as to make provision* relative to the bonded indebtedness of Williams burg County and to repeal a Joint Resolution entitled “A Joint Reso- lutior* to Amend Section 5, Article X of the Constitution, Relating to Bonded Indebtedness at Couni Townships, etc., By Adding a Pro viso Permitting the County of Williamsburg to Incur Bonded Ili- Sghteen (18%) Per Cen tum of the Assessed Value of All Taxable Property, Provided the Additional Per Cent Shall Be Used for School Purposes", Bear ing Senate No. 43 and House No. 113, and Ratified March 20, 1947. No. 25 York County A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Section a, Article X, of the Constitution of South Carolina, 1895, so as to pro vide for the removal of the pres ent limitations and the fixing of new limitations upon the bonded indebtedness of any school district in York County. ^ f A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Section 5, Article X, of the Constitution of South Carolina, 1895. so as to pro vide for the removal of the pres ent limitations and the fixing of new limitations upon the bonded indebtedness of Catawba and Ebenezer Townships in York County. MANAGERS OF ELECTION ’ The following Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said County: Antioch: D. K. Stokes, L. J. Sparrow and Fred K. Smith. Beaverdam: L. H. Catoe, M. C. Hall and W. F. Langley. Cairtden: J. Boyce Baker, Mrs. Grace Rodgers and Mrs. George Wilson. Cassatt: F. R. Hall, Fred Wal ters and Mrs. Alma Rozier. Charlotte Thompson: T. J. Rob inson, Mrs. Mattie R. West and E. T. Pearce. Hermitage Mill: Early Munn, Ezell Kelly and R. B. Hancock. Pine Creek Mill: Jule E. Camp bell, B. R. Connell and C. M. Brown. Stokes School House: B. L. Hat field. Baron L. McCaskill and T. H. McLaughlin. Willie Brannon: Arthur Brown, Mrs. Ora Lee Brown and Mrs. J. B. McCoy. Kershaw: J. A. Whitley, W. L. Phillips and J. C. Vincent Bethune: R. B. McCaskill, T. F. Yarborough and W. A. McDowell Ned’s Creek: Jim Catoe, John Gardner and Dewey Johnson. Gates Ford: D. A. Sowell. , Ratcliff MiU: W. S. Stokes, F. C. Humphries and B. E. McGougan. Liberty Hill: E L. Jones, L. P. Thompson and L. A. Perry. Three Cs: L. D. Vincent D. H. Coats and J. M. Croxton. WestviUe: T. F. McDoWell, Mrs. Nye Workman and L. C. Clyburn. Shaylor’s Hill: C. E. Hornsby, Thomas Catoe and S. B. Kelley. Blarney: J. D. Bailey, S. W. Rose and Jessie T. Ross. Lugoff: Luther. Jones, J. W. Rabon and Mrs. TruesdeU. Rabon’s Cross Roads: John Mobley, Oscai#3ranham and John Jackson. — - The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure the boxes and blanks for the election. Call for boxes, etc., at Sparrow’s office on Rut ledge St W. L. STOKES A. E. KENNEDY ANDREW B. MARION Commissioners of State and Coun ty Elections for Kershaw Coun ty, S. C. Oc tober 22, 1948. to an Amount Not Ex- Gardner and Q. R. Crow. Shamrock: L. J. Baker, Lee WU- liams and J. F. Baker. Raley’s Mill: J. E. Davis, Wilson Joyner and J. E. Mangum. Buffalo School House: W. T. Holley, Ifa B. Gated and W. P. QUICK RELIEF FROM ^itEXCESSJ^Cm t H*lp or It 1 altolwal DaKalb Pharmacy Surveys Maps Plans M. C O’CAIN Registirid Profaaakmal Civil Engineer PHONE 2213 Camden, S. C V U1H&R& TO GO c/ / u OEPS NO A SL A /VZ ■) L J. W. Etna Carl Owens NEW OWHEM OP raniiviiv vaiayv *.iHu /irrik -f, 1 w ij*)* ilia xj -P* General Aula Ropair Company Hof Point Appliai 189 MDL Y SERV/CF i ' toi D. B. KaOar tee Us Whan In Need Of •SCREEN DOORS •SCREEN WINDOW! •Cabinets Camden Cabinet wwaS MeUkbamp- Mahoney Motors KAX8ER-FRAZER A JOINr < B&SOU&ON pro- amendment to Article Constitution at Sduth CardUbd, 1895. as amend ed, relating to bonded indebted ness of counties, townships, school districts, etc., by adding a proviso authorizing high school district No. 8 of Horry County to issue iwwwf to an amount not **r»*^di»*g hundred thousand dollars in sa of Ml present indebtedness. Tlo. 15 Carolina, 1895, by adding a ~ Id authorize to* to empower toe corporate authorities of the City at Myrtle Beach to assess real J served by sanitary sew- to the aslant of the bene fits resulting therefrom. No. M A JOINT RESOLUTION pro posing an amendment to Article X of th*: Constitution of South Carolina, 1895 by adding a tertinn. which would WflboR E. G Ellioii Camdefl Body Shop BIOGRAPHY OF DALLAS J. MAHONEY After ten years on the police force, Dallas J. Mahoney went ’ into partnership in 1946 with Laurie MaUichamp as owners of Mellichamp-Mahoncy Motors on Rutledge Street He is a native of Canada*, married to Miss Leila Brannon, also of Camden. They have three children. a Civic-minded forty-five year eld Mr. Mahoney M e member of the Lions Club, end the Baptist Church. He is en thusiastic about sports, naming baseball, football and ns Ms favorite recreational interests. JTht MeUichamp-Mahoney Motors are dealers fer the Kaise^Frazer, WiUys-Overland and Jeep. They render complete repair service on all makes of cars, complete engine overhaul, brake overhaul and drum tuning, front end alignment and wKtoel balancing service, head light focusing, electric and fas welding —body and fender work — complete angina and distribution tune-up by Sun llquipment, and 24-hour wrecker service any where. So complete is the* sendee that their slogan "We Sell the Best end Service toe Rest” is well known to motorists throughout this section. ■ A— I !'■ II ‘ I T. JL ■i ■ W-» DriOluy CIvChIC tii Coll Wiring • Haating Air Conditioning Lewis r. and J. L. GENERAL MA PAIR W Wife:; ne 566-M S. MiU Si: fan No. I '• ■ feriH PTOP- perty for provide a i said corporate the No. 17 A JOINT j. SHEHEEN'S SHEHEEN'S IN *4 rrescnpuont is A •PA1NT8 v - Y 1