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Thursday, February 6, 1930 McCORMICK M^aENGlLK. McCORMicK, Houin luaroitn*. Page Number Two POLITICAL CARDS FOR MAYOR I hereby announce my candidacy lor Mayor of McCormick, subject to the rules of the Democratie primary. Having served as mayor before, I am familiar with the du ties of the office. Your support will be appreciated. WISTAR HARMON. FOR MAYOR I hereby announce my candidacy for Mayor of the Town of McCor mick, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. I have served as councilman eight years in succession, four years of which I was mayor pro tern, and am familiar with the town’s affairs and have its inter est and future progress sincerely at heart. C. K. EPTTNG. FOR COUNCIL I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for re-election as member of McCformick Town Council, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be high ly appreciated. JAMES W. CORLEY. FOR COUNCIL I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for re-election as member of McCormick Town Council, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be high ly appreciated. J. L. JENNINGS. Many Vocations In Legislature LAWYERS AND FARMERS IN GREATEST NUMBER OF MANY TRADES. HALF OF SENATE TO BE RE-ELECTED THIS YEAR AND ALL OF HOUSE FOR COUNCIL I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for re-election as member of McCormick Town Council, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be high ly appreciated. C. H. HUGULEY. vr FOR COUNCIL I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for re-election as member of McCormick Town Council, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be high ly appreciated. L. N. BROWN, f — FOR COUNCIL I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for election as member of McCormick Town Council, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be high ly appreciated. JOHN T. FAULKNER. ’ FOR COUNCIL I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for re-election as me&iber of McCormick Town Council, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be high ly appreciated. C. R. STROM. FOR COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS I hereby respectfully announce my candidacy for re-election to the Board of Public Works Commis sioners of the Town of McCormick, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Your support shall be highly appreci ated. J. C. BROWN. 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The senate, with a membership of 46, has 20 lawyers and ten far mers, while the house, with a membership of 124, has on its roll 45 farmers and 35 lawyers. In sev eral instances the lawyers have other businesses also as do some of the farmers. This year all members of the house are to be re-elected, while half of the senate, 23, will go be fore the people in the August pri maries. The other half of the sen ate holds over. * List of Members Following is a list of members of the two houses, with their business and address, as listed by J. Wilson Gibbes, clerk of the house. In the list of the senators the year in which the term expires is given in parenthesis next to the name. The senate—46 members. Lieutenant governor and ex-of ficio president of the senate, T. Bothwell Butler (1930), lawyer, Gaffney. Abbeville county: F. D. . West (1930), newspaper editor and pub lisher, Abbeville. Aiken county: John F. Williams (1932), lawyer, banker and farmer Aiken. Allendale county: George D. Kirkland (1930), farmer, Millett- ville. Anderson county: George B. Greene (1930), lawyer, Anderson. Bamberg county: , William L. Riley (1932), farmer, Denmark. Barnwell county: Edgar A. Brown (1932), lawyer Barnwell. Beaufort county: W. Brantley Harvey (1932), lawyer, Beaufort. Berkeley county: E. J. Dennis (1930), lawyer, Moncks Corner. Calhoun county : T. Roots Davis (1932), farmer, Gaston, Route 3. Charleston county: William S. Legare (1930), lawyer, Charleston. Cherokee county: W. C. Ham rick (1930), cotton manufacturer, Gaffney. , Chester county: John M. Wise (1930), lawyer, Chester. Chesterfield county: W. J. Per ry (1930), physician and farmer, Chesterfield. Clarendon county: Taylor H. Stukes (1930), lawyer, Manning. Colleton county: R. M. Jeffer ies (1930), lawyer, Walterboro. Darlington county: C. W. Coker (1930), paper goods manufacturer, to fill unexpired term of F. A. Mill er, Hartsville. (Elected January 14, 1930, who died December 31, 1929.) Dillon county: R. S. Rogers (1930), farmer and banker, Dillon. Dorchester county: R. Lon Weeks (1932), lawyer, St. George. Edgefield county: Thomas B. Greneker (1932), lawyer, Edgefield. Fairfield county: Fay A. Des- Portes (1932), merchant and far mer, Winnsboro. Florence county: Philip H. Ar- rowsmith (1930), lawyer, Florence. Georgetown county: S. M. Ward (1932), merchant, Georgetown. Greenville county: Joseph R. Bryson (1932), lawyer, Greenville. Greenwood county: Sam C. Hodges (1932), druggist, Green wood. Hampton county: E. R. Ginn (1930), lumber manufacturer, Varnville. Horry county: M. G. Anderson (1932), sawmiller, Conway. Jasper county: Mrs. Mary G. Ellis (1932), farmer, Coosawhatchie. Kershaw county: Grover C. Welsh <1930), farmer, Camden. Lancaster county: Beckham H. | "lyburn (1930), farmer, Kershaw, Route 3. (Elected October 8, 1929, o fill unexpired term of Charles D. Jcnes. who died July 24, 1929). Laurens county: O. P. Goodwin 1932), farmer, Laurens, R. F. D. Lee county: J. B. Lane (1930), farmer .Bishopville. j t "xington county: Charels E. Taylor *1932), mortician, Lexing- j ion. Marion county: Maxcy C. Harrel- ; ^on (1932) Mullins. Cjreater Newberry. Oconee county: Broadus Thomp son (1932), lawyer, Walhalla. Orangeburg county: W. Claude Martin (1932), banker and law yer, Branchville. Pickens county: W. Elbert Find ley (1930), lawyer and farmer, Pickens. Richland county: James H. Ham mond (1930), lawyer, Columbia. Saluda county: Hardy G. Crouch (1932), merchant and farmer, Saluda. Spartanburg county: Jonas P. Gray (1932), farmer, Woodruff.' Sumter county: Shepard K. Nash (1930), lawyer, Sumter. Union county : J. T. Jeter (1930), physician, Santuc. Williamsburg county: Emerson L. Ard (1930), lawyer, Hemingway. York county: I. J. Campbell (1932), physician, farmer and auto dealer, Clover. House of Representatives Total membership of the house, 124; all terms expire after the 1930 elections. Abbeville county: Melvin J. Ash ley, farmer, Honea Path; Frank A Carwile, farmer, Antreville. Aiken county: B. K. Keenan, salesman, Langley; S. B. Williams, farmer, cotton and fertilizer deal er, Seivern, Route 1; John W. Dun can, textile employe, Langley. Allendale county: J. M. Thomas, bottler of carbonated beverages, Allendale.- Anderson county: Harrison A. Foster, farmer, Easley, Route 4; William W. Tripp, farmer, Easley, Route 4; George M. Reid, farmer, Piedmont; W. Richard Harris, far mer, Iva, Route 3; B. J. Pearman, farmer, Starr, Route 1; William C. Johnson, commission merchant, Honea Path. (Elected October 5, 1929, to fill unexpired term of Asa Hall, Jr., who died August 28, 1929) 'Bamberg county: Faber W. Kearse, lawyer, Bamberg. Barnwell county: J. E. Harley, lawyer, Barnwell: D. W. Heckle, minister Blackville, Route 1. Beaufort county: Calhoun Thom as, lawyer, Beaufort; .Charles J. Colcock, lawyer, Bluff ton. Berkeley county: Walter M. Dennis, farmer, Macbeth; George B. Davis, lawyer, merchant and farmer, Bethera. Calhoun county: J. Wilbur Mack, farmer. Lone Star. Charleston county: Hammond C. Bowman, lawyer, Charleston; Dow ell E. Patterson, printer, Charles ton; Sam Rittenberg, realtor and fire insurance agent, Charleston;! . Harvey G. Senseney, locomotive ner ’ ^ aw y er * Greenville, engineer, Charleston; J. Swinton Greenwood county: R. E. Mc- Whaley, planter, Little Edisto; J. 9 as an ’ ^ armer * realtor and life Rutledge Smith, Jr., lawyer, Char- insurance agent, Greenwood; W. leston; Edward K. Pritchard, mer- n; Moore > farmer and lawyer, chandise broker and law student, Greenwood, F. Eugene Wells, far- University of South Carolina (Co- mer ’ Greenwood, Route 3. lumbia), Charleston; Henry Buist, t Hampton county. W. H. Light- errormance Never has a Chevrolet car won greater praise for its appearance than the new Chevrolet Six. Its new Fisher bodies reveal in every detail the artistry that has made the Fisher name famous throughout the motor car world. In beauty of line and color, in balance and harmony of design, they represent one of the greatest style triumphs in Fisher history* Upholsteries are richer and more durable. The instrument panel carries a new and more attrac tive grouping of the control instru ments. Seats are wider and deeper. In fact, not a single feature has been overlooked that would add to the comfort and convenience of both driver and passengers. In addition to its new beauty, the new Chevrolet Six represents a remarkable advance in every phase of perform ance. Its improved six-cylinder valve- in-head engine has been increased to 50 horsepower—giving faster acceler ation, and greater reserve power. Steering has been made safer and easier. Four Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers provide exceptional riding comfort. 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Westbrook, Jasper county, Charles E. Peery, farmer, Edgemoor, Route 2; Thom- J r M lawyer, Ridgeland. as H. Brice, lawyer, Chester. , Kershaw county; Newton Kelly, Chesterfield county: J.- Sidney farmer « Logoff, Route 1; Norman Smith, farmer, Ruby; Parnell Hichards, farmer, Liberty Hill. Meehan, life insurance agent, Ches- Lancaster county: Allen M. Sapp, terfield lawyer, Lancaster; Lewis M. Cly- Clarendon county: L. Mayrant I burn ’ farmer, Lancaster. Jones, merchant and planter, Al- Laurens county. Phil D. Huff, colu; J. Bates Gerald, sales e n- law y er - Laurens ; Ja mes H. Sullivan, gineer; Summerton; John Peter law y er » Laurens 5 J - Bar nie Parrott, Richardson, farmer, Summerton. Electrical contractor, Clinton. Colleton county: W. W. Smoak, Lee county; N. J. Laney, live editor, publisher and farmer, Wal-| ^ock ^dealer, Bishopville;^ Martin terboro; D. L. Smith, farmer, Wal terboro. Darlington county: J. Arthur Boykin, cotton merchant and real tor, Lamar; James R. Coggeshall, lawyer, Darlington; D. Carl Cook, lawyer, Hartsville. Dillon county; .James W. Hamer, planter, Little Rock; Tracy E. Fore, farmer, Latta. Dorchester county: Marion J. Moorer, locomotive engineer, Sum merville. Edgefield county: J. J. Mayson, merchant and farmer, Callison; George W. Scott, farmer, Johnston, Route 2. Fairfield county: J. P. Isenhow- ?r, minister, Winnsboro, Route 2; Charles S. Ford, farmer, Black- M. Player, farmer, Mayesville, Route 1. Lexington county: L. C. Brooker, physician and farmer, Swansea; W. H. Price, druggist at Columbia, New Brookland; J. Ed Kaiser, dairyman and farmer, Lexington. Mation county: Frank A. ment as clerk of court.) Pickens county: J. Mack Jame son, insurance agent and farmer, Easley; C. L. Cureton, farmer, Pickens. Richland county: Richard E. Broome, lawyer, Columbia; Ken neth R. Kreps, lawyer, Columbia; A. A. Gerald, shoe repairer, Co lumbia; R. Beverley Herbert, law yer, Columbia; James S. Vemer, lawyer, Columbia; W. M. Easter ling, lawyer, Columbia. Saluda county: R. Tot Blease, rialroad conductor, Saluda: J. Graves Cooner, farmer, Batesburg. Spartanburg county: Dewey D. Foster, life insurance agent, Spar tanburg; J. Belton Jackson, far mer, Inman, Route 3; Olin D. Johnston, lawyer, Spartanburg; S. T. D. Lancaster, physician, Spar tanburg, Route 4; Howrd McCravy, investment and insurance, Spar tanburg; John H. Brown, farmer, Inman, Route 2; H. C. Godfrey, bookkeeper and minister, Drayton. Sumter county: Robert Muldrow, farmer, Mayesville; John K. Mc- Elveen farmer, Sumter, Route 1; Frank K. Clarke, lawyer, Sumter. Union county: John K. Hamblin, lawyer and farmer, Union: J. Boyd Lancaster, farmer, Pauline, Route 2. Auditor’s Notice I will be at the following places on the dates given, for the pur pose of taking tax returns, on all property, both real and personal for the year 1930. This applies tc owner, agents, attorney, guardian, administrator, etc. Office January 1st to 13th. Mt. Carmel, January 14th, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Willington, January 15th, 9 a. m. to 12 m. Bordeaux, January 16th, 9 a. m. to 12 m. Plum Branch, January 17th, 1 to 5 p. m. Office, January 18th to 20th. E. L. Hollingsworth’s Store, Jan uary 21st, 9 to 12 m. R. T. Mayson’s, January 21st, 1 to 4 p. m. Meriwether, January 22nd, 10 to 12 m. Clarks Hill, January 22nd, 2 to 4 p. m. Modoc, January 23rd, 9 to 12 m. Parksville, January 23rd, 2 to 5 p. m. Joe J. Link’s, January 24th, 2 to 5 p. m. Office, January 25th to 27th. E. M. Morgan’s Store, J-anuary 28th, 9 to 12 m. Holley’s Store, January 28th, 2 to stock, Route 3. Florence county: W. J. Revell. j vholesale merchant, Newberry; W. j farmer, Florence, R. F. D.; W. H. | 3. Boinest. farmer. Prosperity,! McElveen, farmer, Timmonsville,, Route 6; Z. H. Suber, farmer. Route 3; John Mac Truluck, law- Whitmire. yer, Olanta; Eben Price, farmer Oconee county: Wade H. Nichol- | Mars Bluff. »on, minister and farmer, Salem. | Georgetown county: Olin Saw-j R. F. D.: A. P. Grant, merchants yer. physician and farmer, George- ; Seneca. town; Julian L. Johnson, lawyer, j Orangeburg county: Edward H lawyer and farmer,; Qe^getown. Blackmon, lawyer, Orengcburg: I Greenville county: W. H. Keith i James F. Hutto, farmer and mer- 4 p. m. Thompson, lawyer. Mullins; R.; Williamsburg county: J. Nelson Troy for Y oung School District, Stedman Sloan, bottler, Marion. | McKenzie, farmer, Cades, Route j anuar y 29th, 2 to 5 p. m, Marlboro county: William N. Philip H. Stoll, lawyer. Kings- , j c Talbert’s Store, January tree; W. Troy Beasley, farmer, 30th, 2 to 4 p. m. Lanes. • will be in the office from Jan- , York county: E. Gettys Nunn » uary 31st to February 20th. After mer, Bennettsville. (Elected Sep- textile employe. Rock Hill; W. B. | that time 10 per cent penalty will tember 18, 1929. to fill unexpired B y ers > Jr -* lawyer, Rock Hill; be a( jded where no returns were term of O. M. Pegues, who died David Lyle, physician, Rock Hill; mac ie. July 31 1929) Thomas N. Dulin, physician and , au male citizens between the age McCormick county: Jasper Me- 1 farmer ' Clover - otand , i 60 years a re liable for — poll tax, all male citizens between i u ne ages of 21 and 55 years are Bennett, farmer and law student, University of South Carolina (Co lumbia), Clio; D. K. Stanton, far- Daniel, farmer, Modoc. Newberry county: Arthur Kibler, Marlboro county: D. D. McColl 1930 >, lawyer, Bennettsville. merchant, Greenville: J. Harvey I chant. Livingston; E. B. Friday. Cleveland, farmer. Cleveland; W. j lawyer. North; J. S. Redmon. aw- McCormick county: Frank C. Ben Smith, insurance, stocks and yer and farmer. Orangeburg: ?.obinson * (1932), banker, McCor- bonds, Greenville; W. P. Conyers, Joseph A. Smith, lawyer. Spring- Feed silage to the dairy cows as m j c ^ i realtor and farmer, Greenville; J. 1 field. (Elected November 5. 1929, soon as it is taken from the silo Newberry county: Tabor L. Hill H. Drummond, merchant and far- to fill the unexpired term of tv. M find do not allow it to freeze. ( (1932), auto accessories dealer, mer, Fountain Inn; G. Dewey Ox- Fair, resigned, upon his appoint-j STROMS’ DRUG STORE Relieves Colds In 2 Minutes To cut short a cold, cougrh due to cold, and prevent complications, nothing gives such quick and de lightful relief as Aspironal, a new scientific, “Liquid Cold Remedy” that clears the head; relieves con gestion in the nose a,nd throat; checks the excessive flow of mu cus; banishes dull headaches and that chilly, achy feeling. Aspironal is a complete, “Liquid Cold Remedy,” acting gently on the liver and bowels, and your druggist is authorized to refund your money while you wait at the counter if you do not feel relief coming in two minutes. All druggists carry As pironal, the largest selling liquid cold remedy in the world. (ady.> 1 1 liable for road or street tax, and must file a return. C. W. PENNAL. Auditor M, C., S. C. To make a good potato salad. 200k 4 medium-sized potatoes in .heir packets in boiling salted wa ter. When the potatoes are tend er but not soft, drain them and remove the skins. When cold cut m small uniform cubes and pour over them 1 cup of hot cooked sal ad dressing. Add 1 cup finely cut celery. 1 teaspoon or more finely grated onion. 1-4 cup chopped pickle. 1 1-2 teaspoon salt, pepper if liked. Chill and serve on let tuce leaves. i