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ft? vm STATE OF County of UcConrick Notice Is CAROLINA, r^l!S ia ilftfcU ! ibeT 1 lien" upon'ing 1 fueSKy foHow^ni ;:: ^Ke^fffst Monday,^ prsscxdlw^ byv,the S%»4c Constitution/^ • >■•■■•■•* u- * | The qualifications for suffrage p Hfc -n^hto^ei and club mena- .. ,. r ~.. . hers!, (^>nflt <forECt our e^iibit at — propos- are as fbUowetZ ; . V • f»:k ■ _ ^ ^ nd d ^ ught ® r *^Jie .Bpechange Fair In Augusta! If it to Section 8 of Residence in the State for two Mrs. E. E. Penn, Were . visitors in you have anythin* orettv—canned 'Constitution pf yQars. tn the^4poti#$y one year, in Columbia Tuesday. pre. y • • The Rev. A. D. Croft and prope#y pf such ow*e?s. i. .. .. .» JJo. tf ■ N « ? South Carolina, 1*95, so as to pro- th polling precinct In which the e- MiJrtt PI j? fiifrMlrt ^Tuesday v ^ e that the Oeneral Assembly lector offers to vote four months, hereby dven that the * . S?r State and will be held at the Article Vin o, Chesterfield County A JOINT RESOLUTION fruit; vegetables, fancy work, etc., J.- R. te aid’in this exhibit, get in touch The qualifications for suffrage >llow*; ice No. 7 Chesterfield Ounty ganized Church and; leachers of .. . CqIi , _ , public schools .shah be entitled to ^ v s S a l u da last week. then take a good look at this ex hibit in Augusta next week and • aU ».», A JOINT RESOLUTION propoe- vote after «j«^»nth»’ mtdence ,t» Mrs. Andrew Autry and children watch Edgefieid County win the -JE*JW* **, tag MiAmen<SeSlto Section 5 of the ^te^J^B&ise jiuaUfted. visited Mrs. Clyde Cameron. Sun- bh ^ l ^ ,W, .™ W NOTICE r^aia, ihe ^ifciors T 0 .^j » that the limitations of said Sec- vote at any election, before allowing rjd the payment, thirty days^ be- tlon and ^ n y other provision or him to vote, the production of his her home. pointy one v ar. in ^ticIe 'X of the : Constitution Qt Managers'Vw election shall re- afternoon ^ South Carolina, 1895, so as provide quire of* Cvery elector offering • to M ... U - T - and Mrs. J. E. Winn, Hazel to vote, four montns, Kmifaffnne nf iri sec- nt. unv p.ipction. before allowing ^rs. w. ri. v Clegg is quite ill at and jack motored to Augusta’Sun day to witness the airplane stunts. nsi part of said Constitution shaU not registration certificate and proof Mrs. Louise Duncan, Mrs. Henry a vprv py , 1 v. VQ Kia rer^rt ^en due and p*ya&e. Provided ^indebtedness nf tbe nnvmenf. f.hirtv davs before ^ . . Tne y 8 ave a very enjoyable report. i*»at. ministers in *-»T»t*ed church wovioea ' pplY to the bonded indebtedness of the payment thirty days before Duncan and Mrs cliffoi . d Rirh / V Aney gave a very enjoyaoie report. ■ e °£ an or " of the towns or municipal corppr- any election of any poll tax then . _ y Mr- and Mrs. William Winn and J***"*” £> ations. in Chesterfield County, and due and payable The production Greenwood and Mrs. Poag of daughter of Red HU1 were guests of The Shinburg Grist Mill is now in operation (formerly operated by Mr. W. B. Quarles) on .Tuesday and Saturday for grinding meal and grits. This mill is equipped with enrich ment attachment. Your patronage will be great ly appreciated. W. E. SHEPPARD, Operator. Mr. and __ .rJtOfmFZLZZ existing indebtedness of said Mtu- proof of the payment thereof. nicipalities. Before tb* hour fixed for open- Mrs ^ M. Witt and «a 4 . tt im Mr and Mrs G c j orda n f Jr., No * 8 ing .the ,po^ls. Managers and Clerks Mrs. J. R. Dorn and son, , Billy, and chlldren SDent Saturday night , th 5«5il££Sl? 0, M2 Kershaw County must take and subscribe to the called to see Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lTV woerprs A JOINT RESOLUTION propos- Constitutional oath. The Chair- Henderson of Utooia ‘Sunday eve 1 th h f Mrs - Louise Rogers, '-oof of the payment thirty djjp ing an amendment to Section 5, man of the Board of Managers can “T „ utopia Sunday eve- . x — W £ nom^ constitution re- administer, the oath to the other ^g. -• — ^ tr» the limit of the bonded Managers and . to ,the Clerk; a Mr. and - Mrs. Ray Moore of JLCaCIlCro v/I OldlC School Districts by adding Notary public must administer the Greenwood were guests of Mr and . . .... w ^ » viv/v^o thereto as to School Dis- oath to the Chairman. The Man- wbPPiPf- C3„„^ a „ ’ j trict No - 1. of Kershaw County, agers elect - their Chairman and M ‘ J*®®™ Sund ^- elusive proof of the - payment there- Carolina. ’it/c'/r- Clerk.. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Williams rf * “ No. 9 ’ •••' The polls shall be opened at spent the week end with Mrs.' Union County v; such voting places as, shall be Janie Scott. • j propos- designated at 8 o’clock in the fore- 0^ of the officer authorized lect such taxes, shall be con- To Have Seven 1 District Meetings Before the hour fixed for ooen- v2, nd t Jp le 5uf A JOINT tw*v*w*4V^ **avhv»- ucsignttLeu at o ucun;a ui w*c f wic- w. a _ d Bfvson Ru<?n and 'nnair bn amendment-to.^ Section 5. noon,, and; close at 4 o^clOck in the * nd Btyson R ^ sn a ^ d xjrT5t < roS l ?i r « Article X, of the Constitution of afternoon of the day of election, children spent Sunday with Mr. Wn ."° ard .?5 South Carolina. 1895. so as to au- except in the. pity of Charleston, and Mrs. J. H. Quattlebaum. Association, has announced loca- -nmmister the oath to the other thorlze Union Hospltal Distr^.t of where the polls shaU be opened at M r. Albert Dorn and Mr. Eddie tions and dates for seven district 5,^1“-.“a Union County, South Carolina, to 7 o'clock in the forenoon, and in nArT , ^ Qno ^ + n teachers meetings to be held the J. P. Coates, Executive Secretary children spent Sunday with of the 8011111 Carolina Education must admtatste/the ^“^nt’ea^l S Zha'c^s M t Chirt2S^ n knd n< ci- Dorn caUed 40 see M «- Jennle ^ eachers meetlngs t0 1)6 hflJrman TbP Man- issue bonds in an amount equal to the Cities Of Charleston and Co- RllTlHav last week in October an ® a ^. twenty (20) per centum of the lumbla where the closing hours Dorn Sunday, ers elect their Chairman and value of ^e taxable property em- shall be 6 o’clock in the afternoon, oV , oll Qf braced in said • Hospital District, a nd shall be held open during provided the qualified electors of these hours without intermission otlng places as shall be designated ^ id District vote favorably there- or adjournment/ and the Mana- Sullivan News 8 o’clock in the forenoon, and _ rlose at 4 o’clbck in the afternoon on ‘ ' * th** day of elertinn, except in City of Charleston. nrb*>ro th gers shall administer to each per son offering to vote, oath that he is qualified to vote at this election, and the first week in November. The dates and locations are: Oct. 28. Fifth District—Chester High School. Oct. 29, Sixth District—Florence ■Hi No. 10 Union County is qualified to vote at this election, You certainly missed a grand High School. -oil* shall be onened at 7 o’clock A JOINT RESOLUTION propos- according to the Constitution of opportunity for hearing a very in- Oct. 30, First District—Ben Till- o & f ^rtarfh^^on.^ not ^.ve~su„af y „ ig s ™ ^001 at N or th IwJii vvf’ South CaroUna. 1895. so as to au- The Managers have the pow=*r to you weren t at Sullivan school Charleston. 1 ^ luii InthA Aftftr h!v,p and shaU thorize Union School District No. fill a vacancy, and if none of the house where Rev. A. D. Croft is al- Oct. 31, Second District—First held onen during thes* hours 11 - of Unlon ^untv. South Caro- Managers attend, the citienzs can ways welcomed regularly every 3rd Baptist Church, Columbia. ; driSiHllfS » sundry „ igh t. ^ere an y u„- NOV^S Third District Pnrh M i^n nftorinor the taxable property in said Dis- mg duly sworn, can . conduct the usually large attendance, who are High School, Anderson. j —*te oaththaf. he is aualified g to trict ’ Provided the qualified elec- election. always eager to absorb these Nov. 6, Fourth District—Senior —>te at this election, according to to rs °* sald District vote favorably At the close of the election the g re at messages. Be sure to attend High School, Greenville. Constitution of this State, and thereon. n i^Tand in November. Nov. 7, Fourth DistricWSpar- rloction haS ^ V ° ted dUrmg thiS | York County ?ount thr ballots i herein, and c^n- We are glad to report that all on tanburg High SchooL | The Managers have the power to A JOINT RESOLUTION nropos- tinue without adjournment until the sick list seem greatly im- Mrs. Louise G. Carson, SCEA "Ml a vacancy, and if none of the an amendment to Section 5, the same is completed, and make proved. Mrs. Margaret R. Seigler president, has released the follow- rS^roT^o^g 6 the^alif- ^C^rotriBG? 0 ^as'amho?- and t^^saml a - d two youngest children, Genie ing tentative program to be follow- the Managers 1 who after ize Clover School District No. 37, within three days thereafter the and Connie are the guests this ed at the district meetings: ''ing duly sworn can conduct the nf York County. South Oar^Voa. to chairman of the Board, or some week of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. John- Mrs. Thelma C. Watkins, 3rd, 'lection. ’ issue ^ds up to twenty (20) ner one designated by the Board, must son and family of Millen> Ga . Mr District SCEA Classroom Teacher Af nf fVif 1 dpetion centum, of th^ v3,liio of flic tuxH. 1. deliver to the Commissioners of XTT f’Prp ‘ers and Cl/k* D?nc»ed PropertV ^ said District, provided Election the poll list, the box con- Wallace W, Mayson continues very Executive Committeewoman, Pre-. rmbliclv to ooen the ballot box and the qualified electors of said Dis- taining the ballots and written weak but is now able to converse siding, r-'unt the ballots therein, and con- trict vot ° f ^ vorab ^ statements of the results of the very readily and is at present con- W r c0tK u xfr , H 1 HAItV EASE GOOD lor KIDDIES up to 12 J WANT ADV. t’nue without adjournment until Mr. Ernest Scuth- Invocation, , sell. Panel: “The Association Works C. MANAGERS OF ELECTION elec-ton. cumins milk- the same is comnleted and make Th* following Managers of Elec- “ANAGERS OF ELECTION f *’ ^ ^ u " statement <rf Se restate for”ach “on have been appointed to hold The fciiowina Managers of E- ern s lacerations on forehead are < rfl ce , and sign the same. Within the election^ at the various pre- lection have been appointed to healing rapidly. We hope all of For Teacher Welfare. Leader, Mrs. three’days thereafter the Chair- cincts in the said County. hold the election at various pre- them will continue to improve and Louise G. Carson, man of the Board, or some one waJSinn rWk* ci in t h w S r id n ! r soon regain their usual health and designated bv the Board, must de- geason, W. M. Harmon, Cl.rk. McCormick—Joe P. Holloway, J. 8 M V er to the Commissioners of E- Voting place. Court House. t. Creswell, Verna A. Rogers, strength. i^tinn the noil list the box con- Plum Branch—R. M- Winn. W. clerk. Voting place. Court House. Mrs. J. L. Reames, Mrs. Albert taining the ballots’ and written R - * 4 Freel ^ nd ’ ^ Clcrk * plo in Bra T r l ch — J - Wl ^ n ’ Seigler and children were spend rtatements of the results of the e- Voting place. Colliers Store. ion Winn, Horace Creswell. Clerk, j .. , ^_ 0 w r le?tIon ParksviUe—R. N. Edmunds, A. voting place. Bracknell’s Store. the da y guests m the home of M , r ' At the said election qualified e- v - Morgan, W. M. Self. Clerk. Vot- parksvlle—Eugene McDonald, D. Leonard E. Reames and family lectors will vote uoon the tog place, Brunson s Store, M, Blackwell. Mrs. Betty Barrett, Wednesday. *-’• rejection of amendments to the ^ Iodoc _” vntintr cle T k - Voting place, J. P. Brun-, Recent visitors in the home of ^t a te Constitution, ns nrovid^d in Prince. E. F. Biusey, Clerk. Voting son s store. M M - - Reames were mentary Level, 'v A following JOINT RESOLU- P la ce. Bust’s Store. . Modoc—C. T. Bussey. Wilbur Mr - and Mrs - ^ Keames _ i Xl Z „/ -’’TONS:^ f xvx^owAau clark& Hill—W. H. Ryan, R. H. white. - ~ ‘ w - In the market for timber land. 4:00—5:15 P. M. General Session, any size tract. See me before you Harry Ream, McCormick, S. SKI-HI Stops Running Fits in 5:15—6:15 P. M. Group Confer- dogs or we refund your money. We ences, Public Relations, Legislative, Problems of Local Associations, Radio Education, Visual Aids, Teaching Reading on the Els- know of no other Guaranteed Run ning Fits Remedy. Peeples Drug; Store. ! FOR SALE — Seventeen Spotted Poland China and Guinea Pigs,, crossed, 8 Greeks old, at $10.00 —t^. j Duascy. wnuui i . each at my* home. Calhoun Mr«. W. McDaniel, Clerk. Mrs. Annie Harling, Mrs. Katie Teaching Reading on the High p alme r, R. jl, McCormick, S. C. STATEWIDE CONR'mr’UTIONAL Wilkes, Jeff Sharpton, Clerk. Vot- Voting place— Crouch, Mrs. Maggie Banks of School Level, AMENDMENTS T Wf.iHprt F m ^ Saluda. All are sisters of Mrs. Building Up a Good School T.i- No. i I Rehoboth—I. P. Talbert, E. M. c. L. Bridges, Mrs. Jeff Sharpton, hmrv A JOINT RESOLUTION nronos- Morgan. Clerk. Voting place, Mor- clerk. Voting place, Sharpton’s *'' carnes ' , ... . , , 'ne an VmtndmSt ta sect/™nt Ban* Stare. store. >> P • P Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bowick and] (Note: Teachers will be expected ^ Article X of the Constitution of JBell’s Store—D^ L. Burnett, c. n. _ Rehoboth—B. E. Gilchrist, Mrs. son, Hubert, of McCormick spent to attend the conference which . . one female black and white ti Mr. and Mrs. E. O. will be most helpful to them.) • WllvPrl ViV-OOrJ av.1«v rxvvmArl livr WANTED — Reward cifered for information concerning two dogs —one male black and white bird fouth Carolina, 1895, so as to em- Wrenri Clerk. Voting place, D. L. b. E. Gilchrist. Mrs. B. S. <^”1- Sunday with breath, Clerk. Voting place, Mor- - ann's Rt^rp * «* ** , LaGroon and family. power the General Assembly to ex- s Rfiside ” oe - „ t;h . oq rmT) t from taxation household VThite Town——*^Jrs. H. M. Fr e— gsn’s Store, e-oods and furniture used in the land, Mrs. Tramcl, Cleric. Voting Bell’s Store—S. C. Deal. Mrs. s.' Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Williams, home of the owner-Jftereof. j piace. T^ameTs Store. ^ ^ ^ C. Deal, Mrs. D. L. Burnett, Clerk, ciffton, Catherine and Ida visited LOCAL CONSTIfJ^ONAL ' ^ ”• McDonald. amend: No. ' Anderson Countv ^ ^ ClerlT ' 1 Voting IplaceT School Build ers—7:30 P. M. Supper, 7:30—9:00 General Session, W. M. Scott, Third District SCEA mixed breed, formerly owned by Mr. H. M. Thompson, Route 1. M. B. Walker, 1909 Assembly St., I ton, tiierine aim xua visilcu *****v* — — Columbia S C the home of Mr. T. B. GUchrist, Administrative Executive Commit- ’ — i Bethany—W. K. McDonald. E. Vottog place, D L. Burnett’s Resi- w. Ollison. Clerk, Voting place, de»ce. m ^ ^ . Hollingsworth’s Store. White Town—Claude White, Guy Sr -. and family, Sunday afternoon, teewoman, Presiding, 1 TaToert’s Store—J. C. Dowtin, Jennings, E. R. White, Clerk. Vot- The Rehoboth W. M. S. held their N. E. A. Report (15 minutes), William^Robinsori, Dewey Langley, i n g place, Tramel’s Store. _ regular monthly meeting in the • Symposium: WANTED—Model A Ford Pickup _ The Association ar No junk. J. T. Faulkner, tog an amendment to Section 21 of Jl*™* 1 ~ . j^‘ y A C w" iS ri a ih’ C (3’ home of Mrs. Minnie Winn last Looks Toward Education Improve- McCormick, S. C Article V of the Constitution of Lyon’s—J. E. Mosely, Mrs. J. E. ctorv. Voting place. Hollings- Thursday afternoon with a large, ment.’’ Leader, Ralph Barbare. . outh Carolina. 1895, so a** to fur- w nj ,|»i v nierk. Voting nlace. Lvon’s pnfVinciafiHp att<»nrianre — .. ,. m Moselv, Clerk. Voting place, Lyon’s v provide for the qualifications e A hnni wnn«jp -f Magistrates in Anderson County Sch001 House. v - ------ to Talbert’s Store—P. enthusiastic attendance. J. Dowtin, T., M rs q, r. Mayson, Mrs. G. C. aving additional Jurisdiction and Cierk.’ GleSc^Voti^g ’ p^ce, ’Lhoo^BSiW-’ Jordan and children were visitors ' Provide for the selection of ju- Voting place Mrs j j Link . s R 2 S1 _ ^ rK - voung P mce ’ 00X100 in the home of Mrs. Annie Bur- rors serving such Magistrates. No. 3 Charleston County ing dence . i —p^pd ^r 0 ck. Mrs. .1. E. nette of Bold Spring community Bordeaux—P. B. Moragne, A. S. e. Mosely, Mrs. Reed Brock, Clerk. Thursday afternoon. . Cade ' clerk * Voting place, Cade’s voting place, Lyon’s School House., lv>rlcc RP n visited in the A JOINT RESOLUTION propos- store. Clatworthy’s Cross Roads — W. ’ MS -,, , tog an amendment to Article X, Willington—T. W. Cowan, J. W. t,_ r a r.sbv J. T. Link. Grace A. home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. May- r '°ct1on 5, of the Constitution of McBride. Mrs. L. F. McNair, Clerk. T.ipir. clerk. Voting place, Mrs. J. son Sunday night. 11 n Carolna l895, bv striking voting place, McNair’s Store. ,j. Residence , Misses Frances Mae and Pauline provisos in said Section Mt Carmel—D. W. Harling, J. C. wr.rde''”x—C. e. cado G. C M**- wirin Aueusta Ga and ’ lating to the issuance of bonds covin. D. J. McAllister. Clerk. Vot- Intosh, Clerk. Voting place, Cade’s Winn g ’ ’ bv the Charleston School District, in lace McAms ters Store. Store. . • Charleston, S. C., respectively, were uT^oT the City l of Cha?i r e e ston Young’s—T. O. Young. Mrs. T. Willington—S. S. McBride, Reg- welcomed visitors No. 4 Chester Countv * “ “ '/”■ Store. A JOINT REiflOLUiTON nronos- Th? Managers at each precinct Mt Carmel—Mrs. W. A. r-ott, Lewis E. Winn. tog an amendment to Article X of 2JJf5 d }? Mrs. A. H. McKinney. Mr- ». J. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Perryman 'he Constitution of South Caro- egate one of their number to se- m c a lister. C'^rk. Voting plrc:, L. children called to see Mr and i vna. 1895. so as to provide that the cure the boxes and blanks for the L Hester’s Office. f, nd lv ofter electric system. General Ass**mblv may authorize election. The boxes will be dellv- young’s—D A Youne ' T lev Mrs " Fuller Griffis Sunda y after , the City of Chester to levy assess- e £ ed on tl ? e J® 4 ai 2 d .^ nd Ro " i,one Alma Youne Clerk g ’ ' in" n o° n - I v^iprif’e unnn fibtitllncr oronertv for vcinbcr, which is FricJ&y Rod t>Rt— . _ * _i ^ ° j ^ fhl coste of improXg P steeete urday. at the City Hall, J. O. Pat- P lace > T - °- Young’s Residerr . . Mrs. Ida Williams and Mr. and roadways, all^vwavs and .sidewalks tersons Office Th'' ManaeerK at ear.h n >r FOR SALE—1 Ford V8 truck, 1944 model, good condition, 4 new tires, for quick sale, $1500.00. T. M. McKinney, Sr., McCormick, S. C. FOR SALE lost — Man’s Helvetia Wrist Watch between P. O. and Baptist Church Sunday morning. Finder please return to C. H. Huguley, Jr., and receive reward. in this com- ^ miles northeaslt of McCor O. Young, Clerk. Voting place, t! to a ld Lawton, Mrs. Viola Cowan, mun ity and in the homes of Mrs. 1 . , 9n Q „__ c r lo ®t on highway between O. Younl’s Residence. * Clerk. Voting place, McNair’s Mlnnle winn and Mr . an( , ws. mIck » 20 acres ’ 5 - room horae > miek and Abbeville, Oct. 1 $5.00 reward for recovery of one heavy brown 8X10 truck canvass McCor- 15. Finder and outbuildings, water and P lease notify F. E. Leslie, R. 1, Troy, S. C. B. M. BUSSEY. d. j. McAllister, J. L. BRACKNELL, Commissioners of State and County Elections for McCor mick County, S. C. Oct. 22, 1946. to said C» f v to issue certificates 7»nd bonds therefor. ar*d to nled^e ruch assessments for the nnvment cf such certificated and bonds. No. 5 Chester Conn tv A JOINT RESOLUTION nrooos- tog an amendment to Article X of 'he Constitution of R •’*’ ' Pna, 1895, so as to provide that the Oeneral Assembly may authorize ihe City of Chester: to extend STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, water and sewer service to nron- County of McCormick, orty owners within and without Notice is hereby given that the the corporate limits of said City; General Election for Representa- to levy assessments upon oroperty tives in Congress will be .held at and pledge the same for the costs the voting precincts fixed by law thereof; to issue water and sewer in the County aforesaid on Tues- Augusta, Georgia. NOTICE OF ELECTION Th? Managers at each n met Mrs. Lee Timmerman Of Green- named above are requested ' del- wood visited in the home of Mr. Blanchard & Calhoiin egate one of their number ' ^ f?- , _. „ „ ijvifinv rur? the b-xes and bln-k« ' fe and Mrs. G. B. Perryman Friday election. The boxes will b r rieliv- night. ered on the 1st and 2nd cf No- Rev A D croft, J. P. Smith, Mr. vember which is Friday ar -* Sat- , ^ w r v r urday, at the City Hall, J. O. Pat- and Mrs - E - p ^ ^ C ' terson’s Office. Shuford, Sr., Betty Carolyn, Elbert, J. FRANK MATTISON, and E. C., Jr., and Mr. Ansel Miles J. M. HEMMTNGER, of ’ Charleston were dinner guests J. P. BRUNSON, j n home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Commissioners of Federal E- FOR SALE: Large N. H. Red fryers, Milk fed, $1.50 each. Call 7021. Mrs. Leslie Britt, R. 1, Mc Cormick, S. C. LOST — Frida v night, man’s brown leather coat with belt, silk lining. $10.00 reward. “A.E.C”, Cf The Messenger. lection for County, S. C. Oct. 22, 1946. McCormick M. Corley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Jordan, Jr., and children, Mr. and Mrs. George ================ ^ Counts and children of Greenwood It !s hard, in soil saving, to give were spend the day guests Sunday liondSj and to provide that such day, November 5, 1946, said day be- a square deal to a square field. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. WAKE UP BUSINESS By Advertising In | Thi* Newspaper /Los — — 'A'etcJS /MB S S WANTED—laborers and carpen ter help. 49 1-2 hour week: time and a half for overtime. Daniel Construction Co., McCormick Mill, McCormick. S. C. FOR SALE—One house and lot, with water and lights. H. C. Walker, McCormick, S. C.