McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, August 13, 1942, Image 3
McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, August 13, 1942
TffllK TIRES RECAPPED
We have all sizes rubber. Send us your tires and
rationing certificates, or see John Warren.
HOLLOWAY-DOUGHTY
811 Ellis Street. Augusta, Ga.
Tractor Tires Repaired.
(ttVAcmah
The W. M. S. of the Baptist
Church will meet next Monday
afternoon at 4:30 at the church.
Miss Minnie Beth Brown has
entered the Greenwood College
of Commerce to continue her
studies.
Miss Nelda Frances Hayes from
Columbus, Ga., is spending the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. Leila
Lee.
Barbecue Dinner
— At —
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Washington Consolidated High School
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Midway Parksville And Modoc
August 14, 1942, Starting at 11 a. m.
Everybody Invited. Also We Will
Welcome All Candidates.
D. M. BLACKWELL, Mgr.
Mr. D. J. McAllister of Mt. Car
mel was a visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Brown of
Greenville spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luke Brown. Master Gary Brown
returned with her for a visit.
delegates to the 4-H Conservation
Camp at Camp Long, Aiken, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wideman
of Plum Branch are spending the
week in Newberry with their
daughter, Mrs. C. W. BrOckwell,
and Rev. Brockwell.
Mrs. Viola Cowan of Willington
was a visitor here Saturday.
Mr. L. N. Brown has returned
to his position with the U. S.
Navy in Miami, Fla.
The friends of Mrs. Carrie C.
Freeland, oldest resident of Mc
Cormick County, will regret to
learn of her illness at the home
of her son, Mr. H. M. Freeland,
near Plum Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Orien Bryan and
children, Delma and Howard, of
Miss Amy Patterson of Green
ville is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ru
pert Talbert here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gibert and
son, Jimmy, of Woodruff were
Greenville, visited Mrs, Bryan’s Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
mother, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Sunday. M. L. Gibert.
Mr. C. T. LeRoy ol Willington , Miss Hitt has returned
was a visitor here one day the from ,_ a visit to^Hazehvcod, N. C..
past week.
at the home of her aunt,
William Chamber, Jr.
Mrs.
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DROP WORRIES
OF GAS PAIRS
<E)MCIES-*IEIIES"
•IE It COISTIPETIM
If you suffer headaches, ner
vousness, bad breath, gas pains,
sourness of stomach, muddy com
plexion, due to constipation—little
appetite with resultant tired feel
ing—or smarting acid urinary
pams in bladder and passages,
then by all means decide to try
WILLIAMS FORMULA for yourself
Sergeant Harold Brown of Fort Friends and relatives of Pvt.
Moultrie spent the week end Wimam pierce De ason, 'son of Mr.
here with relatives. anci Mrs Frank Deason of McCor-
1 mick, are interested in the news
Misses Carolyn Hitt and Lilia that on June 29, he confpleted
Belle Rogers, and Messrs. Gray- his course of instruction at the
don Dukes and Robert Wilkie are u. S. Air Corps Technical School
of Radio, Operators, Mechanics,
at Scott Field, Illinois, and re-
each polling place: (2). The num
ber of official ballots spoUed an t
returned by voters: (3). The num
ber of official ballots returned to
the Executive Committee: (4). Th
number of official oallots actually
voted.
Those desifing to vote by mall
shall make application in writing
for a ballot to the Committeee on
Enrolloment or Club Secretary ot
his precinct, not less than five
days or more than sixty days prior
to the primary in which he de
sires to vote. The Committee on
Enrollment or Club Secretary shall
upon receipt of the application for
ballot, if the applicant is duly reg
istered in that precinct, enroll th>
name and address of the appli
cant on a list to be kept by them
, for that purpose, and deliver to
This good medicine combines applicant in person, or forward t >
Stomachics to ease out gas and applicant by registered mail
sour bloating. Mild laxatives to necessary forms and ballot for
sweep wastes from lazy bowels, voting by mail.
And in addition. Kidney Diuretics The Executive Committee
to promote urine flow and help stronglv urges co-oneration on t v ^
relieve acid-irritated bladder and part of the candidates, managers
urinary passages. and voters for a strict enforce-
Don’t be one of the unfortunates ment of the rules,
who continue to suffer when re- Attention. Absentee Voters
be 80 ne ? r - Get one of Rul s 47
the 3 economy sizes of Williams Section 1. Any person being a
Formula at the Peoples Drug qualified voter of this State when
absent, or who on account of sick
ness cannot go in person to his
or her voting precinct during anv
primary election, may vote as
hereinafter provided for.
Section 2. He shall make apph-
tt , i . • cation in writing for a ballot t^
‘ "I JMeCtlOn VjrlVdl the Committee on Enrollment or
Club Secretary, of his precinct,
■ not less than five (5) days nor
At a meeting of the Countv more than sixt y (60) days P rior
Democratic Executive 'Committee the P rimar y in which he desires
on Monday, Julv 6th it was to vote ' if he be within the con-
unnnimouslv decided that a strict fines of tl:le Unit ed States. The
enforcement of the rules of the aPP^cation may be handed to the
party will be required at the pri- Enrollment Committee or Clu’->
mary election to be held on Au- Secretary and the applicant shall
gust 25th. , deposit the necessary postage, or
The managers of election are the correct amount in legal tender
urged to see that a free and im- necessary for registering the bal-
partial right to vote without in- lot * and ful1 directions for mailing
terference be granted to every the same. But the failure to de-
qualified voter. In those precincts posit necessary postage shall not
in which the Australian ballot will render void a vote otherwise le-
Store.
—Adv.
Rules And Managers
Remember — You Always Save At...
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GALLANT-BELK COMPANY
ALL-OUT CLEARAWAY
SUMMER DRESSES
We are showing more dresses'on our
Second Floor than any three stores in
Greenwood ! ! Here is your chance
to Ibuy two beautiful summer dresses
for the price of one with more than
a month more of hot weather to wear
and enjoy these dresses. Many of these
dresses are nationally advertised brands
which we are not permitted to mention
at these low prices. Buy for now and
next year!
SECOND FLOOR
One Lot of regular $4.95 and $5.95
dresses reduced to
$2.98
BANG-UP BARGAINS
— IN OUR —
BARGAIN BASEMENT
t i
DRESS VALUES
Here you will find expensive-looking
dresses at lowest prices. Come in and
see the bargains we have in store for
you!
SUMMER DRESSES
One lot of ladies’ cool, summer dresses;
made to sell for $1.98. On sale in our
Basement
$1.00
One Lot of regular $6.50 dresses re
duced to
$3.95
One lot of beautiful summer dresses.
A bargain at $2.98. Now on sale in our
Basement
One Lot of regular $7.95, $9.95. $10.95
and up to $16.50 dresses at
HALF PRICE
$1.49
Ladies’ SUMMER HATS
Values up to $4.95. To close out for
$1.00
One lot of sheer dresses that you will
be proud to wear anywhere. Regular
$3.98 values for
$1.98
NO REFUNDS _ NO EXCHANGES _
NO ALTERATIONS ON SALE
DRESSES.
SHOP AT GALLANT-BELK CO. AND
SAVE INVEST YOUR SAVINGS
IN U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS!
SIX BIG FLOORS
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All filled with desirable merchandise
at lower prices. Visit all
SIX FLOORS FOR BETTER VALUES
BUY U. S. BONDS AND STAMPS
GALLANT-BELK COMPANY
HOME OF BETTER VALUES
GREENWOOD, S. C.
Palm Beach, Fla. After gradu
ating from the local high school
he took a business course at Bow
en’s in Columbia and early this
year when he volunteered for
army service, held a responsible
position with the Kraft Co. in
Columbia.
Mr. D. M. Blackwell of Parks
ville was a visitor here yesterday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. J. W.
Bradley and daughter, little Miss
Jean Strom Bradley, of Patterson,
N. J., arrived last Thursday for a
visit to relatives.
ceived his diploma. He is now at be used, the rules require that the sallv cast
St. Joseph, Mo., taking an ad- I managers shall be responsible for „ Section 3. The Committee
vanced course in this line and al1 ballots furnished, and when a Enrollment or Club Secretary,
v<tiu,eu l-uui&c wiii, line e,nu voter presents himself he shnnin shall, upon receipt of the applica-
expects to leave soon for West be civ p n a ballot and tbe vote ^ tion for ballot, if the appUcant n
shall immediately retire alone to duly registered in that precinct
one of the booths, and without f^ ro11 ^ and address of
unduG delay, prepare his ballot bv applicant on a list to be kep »
scratching out the name of the b y them for that Purpose and to
candidates for whom he does not deliver to applicant in person, or
care to vote. No voter shall re- forward to the applicant by re--
main in the booth longer than istered mail the folldwing: (a) An
five minutes. After preparing his envelope containing the folded
ballot the voter shall present him- ballot, sealed and marked “Ballot
self to the manager. His ballot within. Do not opfen except in
must be folded in such a way that Presence of postmaster” (or other
the number can be seen, and the Person mentioned in Section 6):
coupon can be readily detached by i * b J evelope for resealing thn
the manager without in any way marked ballot on which is printed
revealing the printed portion of £ he ‘‘voucher,” form of which is
the ballot. Under no condition or hereinafter provided; (c) A prop-
circumstances has anyone a right, ^ addressed envelope for the re-
to know for whom a voter is cast- ! turn of said ballot, (d) A printed
ing a ballot. The secrecy of the slip giving full instructions rc-
ballot must be preserved.
If a voter shall mar or deface a
ballot he may obtain one addition
al ballot upon returning to the ^ _ .
manager in charge of the ballots ! farm of which 18 hereinafter given.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arch Talbert,
Mrs. T. C. Faulkner and Mrs. E.
J. McCracken attended the marri
age of Miss Joyce Elizabeth Tal
bert of Spartanburg to Lieuten
ant Paul De Witte Seabrook of
Camp Croft at the First Baptist
Church in Spartanburg Saturday
evening at 7:30 o’clock.
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New McCormick
Scout Troop
Holds Meeting
garding the manner of marking of
the ballot, in order that same may
be counted, and how prepared and
returned; (3) A “coupon,” the
the ballot so marred or defaced,
with the coupon attached. No vot
er shall be given a second ballot
List Of Managers Of First Primary,
August 25, 1942.
McCormick No. 1.— J. P. Deason,
Last Friday might at the Ma
sonic Lodge the second meeting
of the new Scout troop was held.
Mr. Van Trees of the Georgia-
Carolina Council was present to
organize the troop. Eleven boys
joined the troop. Some passed the
tenderfoot requirements while
others were reinstated at the
rank they last held as Scouts. Mr.
Van Trees gave the boys a brief
history of “Scouting and explained
just what is to be expected of a
Scout.
The troop was divided into two
Patrols. Belton Harmon is the
until he has returned the first one W■ Ha . r ! mo 2 1 : V’ r^'fogton,
with the coupon attached. I A. H. Hamlin, Clerk. Voting Place,
In those precincts where the Cai P I ^ unit y. „
Australian ballot is not to be used _ McCormick No. 2—J. T. Creswe 1,
the Manager shall account for ^ oe T p - Edmunds,
every ballot furnished, and under k. Britt, Clerk. Voting Place,
no circumstances shall a voter. Grammar School Building,
candidate or anyone else be given ^ Plum. Branch—W. R. Freeland,
but one ballot, and then only f*; Langley, J A. Ridlehoover,
when he presents himself to vote. 3 51 ir H 1 :. clerk- Voting Pla ce,
No person shall be allowed with- i School Building. __ _
in the guard rail except as herein- 1 „ Parksville—J. A. Haryley, W. T.
after provided. The ballot boxes Mr8, F - L -. Bas8 ’ M 188
and the booths sh'all be surround- ! ^ Gon aJd, Clerk. Voting Place,
ed by a rail placed twenty-five Self s Store.
feet away from said ballot boxes 1 „ r M 2 d °£7 -E ’ Bussey, T.J.Stone,
and booths and no person or per- 1 W- Mrs. J. O. McDaniel,
sons except the members of the Clerk. Voting Place, Bussey 3
Executive Committee and Police | Store. „ „
Officers shall be allowed within I Clarks Hill—-W. H. Ryan, Mrs.
the rail. 4 I Annie Ryan, R. H. Wilkes, Jeff
If a voter cannot read or write, | Sharpton, Clerk,
or is phvsically disabled, and by , Bethany—L. E. Reams, E. L.
reason thereof did not sign the 1 Hollingsworth, W. E. Sheppard,
enrollment book, he may appeal Y - L- Seigler, Clerk. Voting
to the manager for assistance and i P^ace. School House,
the chairman of the managers] Talbert s Store—J. C. Dow tin, F.
shall appoint one of the managers .TP lb ^ fc ’ 1 Ja TT°^- Lai 2S le y» BealaI ^
and a bystander to be designated Smith, Clerk. Voting Place, School
by the voter, to assist him in pre- , House. __ ^ ^
paring his ballot. Immediately; ^Rehobatii — H- E. FreelandL
after a voter’s ballot has been pre- Strom Culbreath, Mrs. Edward
par**'!, the bvstander so appointed Gll christ, E. M. Morgan, Clerk,
shall immediately go behind the 1 v °£ing Place, Morgan s Store.
rail. ^ Bells Store—]Mrs. D. L. Burnett,
Neither the bystander appointed C. C. Wrenn, D. L. Burnett^ Clerk.
to assist the voter or the manager Voting Place, D. L. Burnetts Res-
bas anv right to suggest to the *dence. ^ .
voter the name or names of the 1 Town—Guy L. Jenrdngs,
candidate for whom he shall Mrs - E. R. White, Mrs. Ruth Whit«,
Patrol Leader of the Bob White
Patrol while Ed. Campbell heads vote, and a violation of this rule Mrs. Georgia Campbell, Clerk. Voc-
the Wolf Patrol. The troop will ^11 subject the voter to be chal-
rpufuvp its oharter some time in i tenged, and possibly result in a _ B °F deaa ?“r J ??- B ' Ha I ni e I V,
receive its charter some time contest Qf the bQx And the man _ S. Willis.P.B. Moragne, A. S. Cade,
the near future with a special a g ers are strictly urged that they Clerk. Voting Place, Cade s Store.
program for the public. After the ! immediately report any inter- Willington—Walter Brock, J. W.
° 0 l t £ y d s er ‘ here was a USTa clndidat™ 1 ^ jSn h? “g “pfacei
If any boy wishes to join the
Boy Scouts of America here in
McCormick see Mr. W. N. Smith.
Scoutmaster.
The Scouts are pledged to com
munity service and will appreci
ate interest within the commu
nity
DR. HENRY J. GODIN
Sight
Specialist
Eyes Examined
Spectacles And Eye Glasses
Professionally Fitted.
956 Broad Street Augusta. Ga
de^res to cast his ballot. M ^ ai 5. 8 Store.
From the time of the opening of M .L Carmel—D. W. Harling, J C.
the poll until the announcement Covin. W. O. Mars, D. J. McAIhs-
of the result and the signing of f er ; Cleric. Voting Place, McAllis-
the official returns, no person Store. „ ^ ^
shall be admitted to the polling Clatworthy s Cross Roads—H- La
place except the manager, duly Brown, J. L. McComb, Mrs.
authorized watchers and chal- G. Link. Miss Frances Wilson,
leneers, the Chairman of the Ex- Clerk. Voting Ptece, Links Stoy\
ecutive Committee or member of Lyons—E. L. Hollingsworth, W.
the Executive Committee appointed M. McKinney, J. E. Mosley, R.
in his stead to supervise this poll- McKinney. Cterk. Voting Place,
*ng place. Provided, that candi- Lyon’s School House,
dates voted for at such polling Young’s—J. A. Young, W. K.
places may be present at the can- Long. Mrs. D. A. Young. Miss Man-
vass of the votes, and provided Sic Young, Clerk. Voting Place,
further, that the canvass of the School House,
votes shall be ooen to the public. ^CORMICK: COUNTY DEMO-
In the event that there is any CRATTC EXECUTIVE COM-
interference with the right of the
voter to cast his ballot or any ob
struction of the voting, it shall be
the duty of the managers to sus
pend the election until order is
restored, or as may be provided
—i— 1 —■ by the rules of the party.
, * Upon the close of the election.
The human waste on poor managers shall account to the Ex
land is more appalling than the ecutive Committee for all ballots
soil waste ”—H A Wallace fnr- delivered to them and make the
wasre «. a. wauace, for following re turns: (1). The num-
mer Secretary of Agriculture. 1 ber 0 fii C i a i ballots furnished to
MITTEE,
J. FRED BUZHARDT,
County Chairman,
J. O. PATTERSON,
Secretary.
McCormick. S. C.,
August 1, 1942.
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