The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, August 18, 1932, Image 3
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1932
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
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John Still, of New Yoi'k City, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Still.
V
. Miss Margaret Black has returned
home, after a week’s visit to relatives
in Sumter.
Mrs. Terie Richardson and little
*on, Leighton, are visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Henry Wingo, of Columbia,
was the guest of her father, J. W.
Patterson, this week.
J. B. Goodson, of Gainesville, Fla.,
is the guest of his mother. Mrs. S. R.
(jbodson, this week. V
Mr. aVid Mrs. Walter E. Duncah, of
Aiken, attended the funeral of M. B.
Hagood Friday afternoon.
Miss Jewel Woodward left Satur
day afternoon for a visit to Washing
ton, Baltimore and New York.
Dr. D. B. Lancaster returned to
Baltimore, Md., last week after spend-
ng some time here on business. a
David Woodwad, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Woodward,'of this city, is
the guest of hi s uncle, O. P. Wood
ward and fapaily, of Allendale, for a
week’s fishing and boating on the
coast.
Ben Davies, Jr., who has been
working for a bank in Burlington, N.
C., for the past year 1 and a half, ar
rived in Barnwell Tuesday and will
make his home with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. P. Davies, for the pres
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S. Harris and
little daughter, of Richmond, Va., ar
rived in Barnwell Saturday afternoon
for a visit to Mrs. Harris’ mother,
Mrs. J. A. Parter. Mr. Harris, who js
a member of the Richmond^ bar, re
turned home Tuesday, but his wife
and baby remained for a more ex
tended visit.
Legal Advertisements
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fuller and t^o
.«on s have returned to Barnwell after
a pleasant visit to relatives in Ohio.
John Duncan Holmes, of Philadel
phia, attended the funeral of his aunt,
Mis. P. M. Buckingham, here Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Bunyan Morris and
) children, cf St. Mathews, were the
guests of Barnwel| lelatives Sunday.
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George Easteiling, of Hawthorne*
Fla., arrived last week to -pend a few
days with his brother, B. L. Easter
ling.
BLACKVILLE.—C. R. Boylstou, C.
C. Storne and P. E. Allen; clerk, Lon
nie C. Creech; polling plaiey 'fraqMvt
storeT~ ;
DOUBLE PONDS-—A. H. Croft,
S. P. Hartzog and J. L. Diamond;
clerk, L. W. Hutto; .polling place,
Double Ponds school house.
DUNBARlX)Nj—F. L. Eaves, C.
H. Dicks and Bob Owens; clerk, J.
M. Killingsworth; polling place,
vacant store. ‘
ELKO.—C. J. Bates, R. R. John
ston and L. L. Birt; clerk, L. P. Wil
liams; polling place, school house.
FOUR MILE.—C. M. Turner, B. L.
Peeples and A. R. Dunbar; clerk,
C. D. Youngblood; polling place,
MUns Filling Station.
FRIENDSHIP.—G. W. Fail, Aaron
Fail and Fi-ank Sanders; clerk, H.
E .Creech; polling place, Friendship
Church.
GREAT CYPRESS.—W. H. Moody,
Jr., J. L. Bradley and B. M. Jenkins,
Jr.; clerk, W. B. Bradley; polling
place, Kline school house.
HEALING SPRINGS.—B. F. Gard
ner, Edward Wade and H. Jeff Hair;
clerk, D. W. Heckle; polling place,!
Healing Springs school huse.
HERCULES.—L. S- Still, W. Hayne
In compliance with Section 3 cf Act
No. 806 passed by the 1930 session of
the South Caiolina General Assembly, Dyches and Fairell A. Creech; clerk,
Mr', and Mrs. Perry W. Price and
Mrs. Solomon Blatt attended the
funeral of Henry Sfiann in Sumter
Friday.
Miw^Thd Mis. F. N. Smoak and
daughter. Frankie, of Cummings,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. S.
Still Sunday.
Mrs. W. S. Judy and children, of
Greenville, arrived last week for a
visit to her parents, the Rev. and
Mis. W. E. Wiggins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Molair* were
called to Blackville Sunday on ac-
ccunt of the serious illness of the
latter’s father, T. L. Wragg. ,
notice is her eby given that bids will be
received on August 26, 1932, by the
Barnwell County Boflrdycf Educa
tion fob the transportation of high
school pupils in the following dis
tricts:
Healing Springs School District j
No. 10 to Blackville High School.
Double Ponds School District, No. j
20, to Blackville High School.
Ashleigh School District, No. 24,
to Blackville High School.
All bids for .transpor tation of pupils
shall be in a sealed envelope and
addr essed to the County Superintend
ent of Education, and marked on the !
outside, “Bid for transportation of
pupils on Route No. ”
(UA? district number,—school district
from which pupils are transported.) , ,
rpi »... ^ o » i i ipollrnsr place. Srlcan Church.
These brds wrll be opened at 3 o crock . t t h-
J. A. Morris; polling plae
cratic club house.
HILDA.—S. F. Hutto, J. M. Rowell
and M. L. Collins; clerk, A. N. Black;
pjolfng place, A!!iantic Coast Lane
depot.
RED OAK.—H. M. Cook, O. D.
Mcore and W. B. Parker; clerk, S. E.
Moore; polling place, Moore’s store.
REEDY BRANCH. —J. C. R.
Grubbs, John G. Grubbs and Reynolds
Still; clerk, J. B. Still; polling place,
Reedy Branch school house.
ROSEMARY.—M.S. Hair, Hoyt
Rutland and R. S. Weather-bee; clrek,
W. R. Bell; polling place, Pleasant
Hill school house.
SILOAM.—W. P. Morris, S. Towne
and Belton Holly; clerk, J. W\ Bates;
Misses Nellie and Dorothy Furtick,
Jtrmie and Emily Black left Friday
for Savannah, Ga., to attend a house
phity at ihe h me of th ir aunt. Mrs.
0. G. Hatley.
The many Barnwell f; lends of Mrs.
F.n y . Prhe will sympathize with
her in the death of hei father, Henry
Spann, who passed away at his home
in Sumter Thursday after 'long ill
health.
p. m. on August 26th. “and awards
made by the County Board of Educa
tion, who shall have the right to re
ject any and all bids, and to t'eadver-
tise fo| new or additional bids.”
Special attention is called to this
part of the new Act,—“All contracts
for transportation shall be awarded to
the lowest RESPONSIBLE bidder.”
Bids may he made for all or part of
the pupils in a district and should be
made on a per pupil basis, and also a
bid for the total to be transported.
The number of pupils to be transport
ed can be ascertained by applying to
the school district tru-tees in the dis
trict where pupils aie to be trans
ported live. ’
Bids for the transportation of cer
tain pupils in Old Columbia School
District, No. 43, to Seven Pines
School Di-trict, No. 2 will be veceiv-
od at The so me^tTfrie, and .-haTT com
ply with th.- iegu 1 ations stated above.
B. S. MOORE, IR.. Secy.,
County Board of Education.'
Barnwell, £. jC., Aug. r>, 1932.
C ITATION NOTICE.
WILLISTOX.—J. W. Johnson, F.
T. Merritt and R. L. Hair; clerk, W.
G. Thompson; polkng place, Ford
show room.
Special attenti n is called to the
following rules:
30. The managers shall open the
polls at eight o’clock a. m., and close
them at four o’clock p. m.; Provided,
That in the cities of Charleston and
Columbia the poll? shall be open at
eight o’clock a. m., and close at six o’
clock p. m. The managers shall then
proceed publicly 1o count the votes.
usual manner, but shall have a cou
pon at the top perforated so aa to be
eerily detached. On the coupon shall
be printed “Official Ballott.” “Club
Ward No.' ”
The numbers shall run seriatim for
each club. There shall be 60 pe^ cent,
more ballots than there are voters en
rolled at each voting place.
Section 4. The managers shall be
responsible for all ballots furnished.
When a voter presents hiiuself he
shall be given a ballot. The manager
in charge of the poll list shall enter
the number of the ballot next the
name of the voter. The voter shall
forthwith retire alone to one of the
booths, and without undue delay pre
pare his ballot by scratching out the
name of the candidate for whom he
dpes NOT care to vote. No voter
shall remain in the booth longer than
five minutes. After preparing his bal
lot, the voter shall present himself to
the manager. His ballot must be
folder! in such a way that the number
ci^n be .seen and the coupon can be
readily detached by the maagerwith
out in any way revealing the printed
portion of the ballot. If the voter is
not challenged, and takes the pre
scribed oath, the manager shall tear
off the coupon, put it on file; stamp
the ballot, and the voter shal deposit
his ticket in the box, and shall im
mediately leave the polling place. If
a voter ,-hall mar or deface his bal
lot, he may obtain one additional bal
lot upon returning to the manager in
charge of the ballots the ballot so
marred or defaced, with the coupon
attached. The manager in charge of
the poll list shall change the number
of l the ballot on the poll list, and
place the defaced ballot on file. No
voter shall be given a second ballot
until he has returned the first one
with coupon attached.
, Section 5. No pen-on shall be al
lowed within the guard rail except as
hereinafter provided. If a voter can
not read or write, or is physically dis
abled, and by reason thereof did not
sign the enrolment book, he may ap
peal to the managers for "assistance,
and the chairman of the managers
shall, appoint one cf the managers
and a by-stander to be designated by
the voter, to as-ist him in preparing
his ballot: Provided, After’the voter’s
ballot has been prepared, the by
stander so appointed shall immediate
ly go behind the guard rail. Pro
vided further, That in cities contain
ing 55,000 inhabitants or more, the
chairman of the manager.- shall ap
point two of the watchers repre-ent-
ing the different factions-to assist him
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TRAIN TRAVEL! BARGAIN
TO—
SAVANNAH, GA.
Satunif$, August 20, 1932.
limit leaving Savannah 12:58 A.
August 23, 1932.
Round Trip Fares
From:—
Barnwell **UM
Blackville $1.0t
Proportionate round trip fares fi
all intermediate points.
" Reduced Pullman Rates..
Something New:—Enjoy 9
tic Hours at Sea—100 mile deep wtm
outing, S. S. City cf Chattanospa
leaves Savannah 9:30 a. m. rett
6:30 p. m., Sunday August 21st:
—$2.50—
including Lunch, Music and
on board ship. A most enjoyable trip.
^ Consult Ticket Agents
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTW
ADVERTISE IN
The People- Sentinel.
Travel by-Bus!
SAFE!
MOST CONVENIENT
MOST ECONOMICAL
For Special Rates
and Excursions See
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at The Best Pharmacy.
^7 nil Wa s h i n t o n
. . (his if car
Geoitt Wcuhinolon RicenlenniaI
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Southern Railwai; Sijttem
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- ' Attorneys-at-Law
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BUILDING
BARNWELL,
SOUTH CAROLINA
PRACTICE IN STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS
After tabulating the result the mana-^in preparing the ballot; after the vo-
ger? shall certify same and forward j tpr’s ballot has been prepared, the
the ballot box, ntainfng the ballots, J wartthers so appointed shall immed-
poll list and ;.l. • ther papers, except lately go behind the guard railing.
! the club rob, ie3at.'r.g to such election,] Provided further, That if there be no
by one cf the. number to the chair- ! such watchers available, the chairman
man f the e urty committee' within i may appoint two bystanders who are
36 hours after th- clo«e of the poll . ■ qualified to vote in such primary to
4)5.- The -shaU •assi-.t-tha-m^r-in the preparation cf
Miss France- Lemon, f New York
City. L -pending her vacation with
« r . parents, Mr. and Mis. A. A.
a n. Sh- will he accomp ini J upon
return qy her si-t-i, Miss Mar
ik Lemon.
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cf Oka It o. Mi', and
Bostick’, of Columbia,
Louis Hagood and s m,
imong those who at-
unK-al of M. B. Hag m l
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I S IN KS
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- NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
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Not ee is h reby given that any and,
ail persons are forbidden to entei up-'
on or trespass on the lan is of the un-
deisigned in Georges Creek Town-
s htp. Any person ur p-jloons-ssfctjre-a—;
passing will he prosecuted.
HOWELL PRIESTER.
MEN WANTED to conduct world
renpwned Rawleigh Home Service
business in and near C’.ty of Barn
well, Counties of Barnwell, Aiken
and Allendale. Reliable hustler can
start earning $35 weekly and in
crease rapidly. Write immediately^.
Rawleigh Co., Dept. SC—12-S, Rich
mond, Va. -
SLIGHTLY USED
FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES
v $150 10-piece Dining Room
Suite only $69.50
$25 Ic® Box (nice size) $12.50
$85 Range Stove $25.00
All in good condition and .«old on
Reid’s Easy Terms.
R. D. REID ESTATE, Barnwell.
The State cf S ufh CaroBna,
County of Barnwell.
By John K. Smiling, Esq., Probate,
Judge.
WHEREAS, Bessie Hayes, hath
mate . .-nit tw me to grant unto
her Letter,s < f Ad-ministrarl. n t f the
of M. L. McKL
Haney.
THESE 'ARE, THEREFORE, to
cite and a monish all and singular the
kjndred and cieditoi ;;.; f the said M. L.
McElher; y, dwefa-ed, that they be and
appear bef. re me, in the Court of
Probate, to he held at Barnwell,. S.
C., C., on Saturday, Aug. 20, next aftei I
publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administra-
ti.n should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Gth day
of July, ‘A. D. 1932. ~ ' -H
JOHN K. SNELLING,
Judge of Probate.
Published on the 7th day of July,
k932, in The Barnwell People-Sentinel.
a - semhlat
houses on th
day after the. e'
qYlock n. -n to
and declare the
so far as the
of the gen tai
officers, and shr
ty to 1 rite I'ha'-’—
mittee at < ; '...
of the elect.on
countie- + ’ " U
State trice;'*. <
itors. The S* ;t
ctbd to : c.rjj v a ^
the result.
rr.
his ballot.
Section 6. From the time of the
opening of the p Us until the an-
respective court
nlr.g v f the second
,j n on or before 12
'■ -urSte the returns' nouncement of the result and the sign-
;ti t f the primary, of the official returns n >^perSorT
v 1.
tes to members [shall be admitted to
T
--embly and county except
I Immedia^fcJ-watcHers am
--fAhe “S r ato com-1 man of the
, >. C., the result
their respective
1 States' senator,
vessmen and solie-
nmittee shal 1 pio-
> Vile and d.-claie
e: uiuy
general
two day
ti n by
result c
If ic
and contest's for
r.i.-iVi'beu's of the
a! i e filed within
ay of the docbira-
. :r.m:tt;(? of the
n with chairman
mr.C' end said
h-di hear and < e-
: its fir t meeting
vide a,
public
place
.of the
votes
ling place
ers, duly authorized
challengers, the chair-
iccutive committee or
executive committee
dead t supervise the
rer.-ons duiy admitted
of voting, police of
ay the managers to
r enfo’ce law; Pro-
h wever. That candidates f i
me
mb'-
r rf
t]
he
api
point
Ad in
h
!s
po!
ling
place
p
for
•' the
' pun
30
-'e
fin
admit
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pn
rsti'x
r
< fl u
voti
shall
vote;!
ie pri -
*nt at
he open to the
such p lung,
the canvass
irma? • of the
u die. *
ry
i ] t r» tr
primary eke-
shall he pre-
precinct one
NO
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()l PRIMARY ELECTION^
Executive Committee, Deemocratic
Party. Barnwell County.
BarmvtIl,.S. C., Aug. 2, 1932.
county conn:
termine the -
thereafter.
Rule 45. .
Section 1.
tion in this .£
vided at eac
br oth fo: evi
-or mejvity
booth, sha/1
metal, or any
-shall not k.
and 32 inches deep, and six feet, six
iches high, shfcll be provided with a
curtain hanging from the top in
front to within three feet of the floor,
ti Jf
f fftt
Id'i cnr llpd voters,!
Gi&n -thereof. The •
ade of wood, cheap
Sec
ti n 7. IT
the w:
richer*
< r of-
ficers
of thd law
who .11
"e ad mi
1 r 1h T d"1o
the p
oiling place
by
the mi
.nagci s
*hall
interfere w
th the
manas
gers or
obstn
act the yqt
ing, it
shall
he the
duty
of the man
agfrs t
O suspi
n ; the-
electi
oiji until cm
lev is i
restok
J, or a -
may
1^--provided
by th-
e Vules
of the
party
. No person .-hall
be all
owed to
appr
ach p il tig
places
within
25 feet
ny tl.v suitable- substance, j e j ec .^i Rn , managers shall acc unt to
e lee^-than .32 inchag wide [ executive "c- mmiTteeTor ail ballots
NOTICE ik hereby given that a and shal! have a suitable shelf on
primary election of the Democratic which the voter can prepare his ticket.
Party will be h(Md on Tuesday, Aug
30th, 1932, and a second primary, if
one be necessary, ViH be held two
weeks thereafter.
The following managers are here
by appointed and the following polling
places named for both elutions:
BARNWELL.—Herman I\ Mazurs-
ky, Anus Patterson and G. W. Hal
ford; clerk, Ira Fales; pollingyplace,
Court House.
BENNETT SPRINGS. — W. \F.
Bates, W. D. Meyer and D. W. Glove
clerk, G. R, Peeples; polling place,*
San Hill schol house.
Provided, The provi.-rofis of this Act
shall not apply 16 any precinct where
there aie les? than fifty (50) voters
enrolled on the dub roll at ^uch pre
cinct.
Section 2. The polling places shail
be provided with a tabie for the man
agers. The polls shall be provided
with a guard rail, so that no one ex
cept as hereinafter provided shall ap
proach nearer than five feet of the
booths in which the voters are prepar
ing their ballets.
while polls art- open, ether than tV»*
T
pci sens herein provided • f n\
Section 8. Upon the tlo-e of the
the
de
livered to them, and make the follow
ing return: (a) The number of oD
ficial ballots furnished Jto each polling
precinct. (b) The number of offi
cial ballots' spoiled and returned by
voters. (c) The number of official
ballots actually voted.
Copy of iule-- will be mailed to man
agers of each club with tickets.
Each executive committeeman is
hereby notified that he will he re
quired to furnish the managers of
election with t\vo suitable boxes, one
for tickets for candidates for State of
fices and one for candidates for Con
gressional and County offices.- (Or
dinary cigar boxes will do.)
EDGAR A. BROWN,
leunty Chairman.
Notice to Taxpayers
The County Treasnrer an
nounces that all unpaid taxes for
1931, are ready to be turned over
to the Sheriff’s office for collec
tion, but will be held in this of
fice • all next week in order to
save 5 per cent, collection char
ges by paying NOW.
, The Treasurer is getting
for his ahnual settlement
with the Comptroler General and
will be required to turn all Exe
cutions in soon.
J. J. BELL
County Treasurer
Take
CASH AND CARRY PRICES!
Beginning Monday, August 22nd,
we will start operating strictly a
CASH and CARRY business. There
will be a 10c charge on delivery ser
vice.
Ladieri Dressca, plain. 1
Ladies’ Dresses, plain, 2 pieces 4ftc
Ladies Dresses, pleated 50c ap
Ladies’ Spring Coats, plain 35c
Other Dry Cleaning in Proportiopu
Section 3. The tickets shall be B. P. DAVIES
Hinted on clear white pap:r in the! Secretary.
v ' .'l »
Men’s Suitsi, wool, dry leaned and
pressed — 35c
Men’s Hata. wool, cleaned and
blocked 35c
Men’s Overcoats 35c
Men’s Caps, wool 20c
-Men’s Pants, wcol 25c
Unen Suits —- 50c
Long Pants — 35c
Call and fee us, we will
you in prices. We can afford to dry
clean cheaper by suspending deiiv
services and give you the bei
pay return postage on orders of
or more. There will be no car
for clothe? in the town of
until further notice. This cols
all monthly accounts. Bi
cleaning and save from If
each garment. All work
We are reliaUe. Investigate
ROLEN DRY'
• Mala Street