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m - J ,-Aoe. tlCHT THC NlWBUUtY SUN FRIDAY, JULY li, 1M4 NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a Dem- ^atk Primary will ^heidm New. r rl ^ u ^ nl3 , ° r Lj ^ 1 f y v,’ on John A - Sense. J. S. Wheeler, M. R 1944 for the purpose of balloting on . C. E, Stuck, John A. Mayer, clerk. Voting place: Town Hall. Pomaria. L. A. Mayer, E. W. Ep- ting, Sam Pat Boland, W. R. Koon, clerk. Voting place: Pomaria Town Hall Prosperity No. 1. T. L.Dawkins, purpose a United States Senator, a United States Congressman, a Solicitor, a Sheriff, a Supervisor, a Coroner, a Magistrate at Whitmire, a Magis trate at Newberry, a Magistrate at Little Mountain and a Magistrate at Chappells. Polls will open at 8 a. m. and close at 4 p. m., and only qualified Demo crats may vote and only those per sons whose names appear on the Club roll of the voting precincts will be allowed to vote. A list of managers to serve and the voting places follows: Ward No. 1. T. S. Humphries, M. A. Counts, Mrs. Lucile Sease, Mrs. Sam Beam, clerk; voting at re corder’s court room. Ward 2. John’ Petersen, Mrs. John Peterson, Raymond Blair. Place of voting: County Court House. Waid 3 No. 1. MlcK Hutchinson, chairman, Henry T. Cannon, clerk; Charles Bowers, Ervin Leslie. Voting place: Spinks’ store. Ward 3 No. 2. J. Ed. McConnell, C. H. Jackson, S. J. , Arthur, C. L. Duncan. Voting place: Mollohon dormi tory. Ward 4 No. 1. Miss Olara Bow ers, Mrs. Mary E. Dowd, Thos. P. Wicker, Junius H. Long, clerk. Voting place: Portico Old Court House. Ward 4 No. 2. Mrs. Helen Wad dell, Mrs. Colie Dowd, Miss Minnie Havird. Voting place: West End Boarding House. Ward 5. Doris Nichols, Dovie Hamm, Fannie McMeekin, Lillian Goree Voting place: Corley’s Barber Shop. Bush River. J. H. Bedenbaugh, W. M. Buford, S. M. Satterwhite, J. R Longshore Voting place: Bush River school. Central. Mrs E. S. Shealy, B. S. Wicker, Mrs. W. B. Harris. Voting place: Central School building. Chappell. L. E. Werts, R. D. Marett, J. F. Scurry, M. L. Connelly, clerk. Voting place: Wert’s store. Dominick. J. H. OhappeU, W. H. Breturner, Mrs. H. T. Oxner, Miss Nanmie McKittrick, secretary. Voting place: Mrs. J. Fred Har mon’s store. Fa if view. Ralph Sease, Waldo Lowman, J. N. Cotney, clerk. Voting place: Fairview school. Garmany. T. P. Adams, Luther H. Folk, Minnie Leitzsey, Vinrie Kate Price, clerk. Voting place: A. O. Leightsey’s home. Hartford. H. L. Shealy, J. W. Cromer, V. J. Livingston, J. S. Eargle, Clerk. Voting place: Hartford school. Helena. J. R. Wood, Mrs. Myrtle Cook, Mrs. Nellie Ooates Davis, Mrs. Etta Abrams, clerk. Voting place: Wood’s store. Jalapa. V. E. Miller, J. F. Long, B. S. Derrick, C. C. Wallace. Voting pdace: Jalapa Mercantile company. Johnstone. John F. Banks, mana ger, William Dehihns, Marvin E. Wilson, Mrs. M. E. Wilson, clerk. Voting place: Johnstone School House. Jolly Street. G. L. Kinard, O.. S. Richardson, T. L. Boinest, T. A. EU- enson. Voting place: Jolly Street school house. Kinards. W. P. Ramage, A. 0. Johnson, E. L. Bolick, L. 0. Smith, clerk. Voting place: Kinard school house. Little Mountain. D. 0. Frick, F. E. Metts, V. J. Shealy, Mrs. J. L. Bowers, Jr., clerk Voting place: Dr. Sense’s Store Longshore. Rev. C. F. Allen’, D. F. Senn, Griff Dorroh, Miss Luella Allen, clerk. Voting place: Longshore’s Store Long Lane. C. M. Folk, W. S. Hentz, L. E. Chandler, clerk; L. C. Hargrove. Voting place: Beth Eden School House. Maybinton. J. R. Thomas, B. H. Maylbin, W. F. Cathcart, F. B. Hardy Voting place: T. W. Henderson’s Store. Midway. Ross George, G. L. Bowers, G. L. Shealy. Voting place: Midway School. Mt. Bethel. William 0. Cromer, George S. Ruff, Leland Rikard, John H. Ruff, clerk. Voting place: Wilbur E. Epps* home. Mt. Pleasant. John H. Cromer, Mrs. Maude Graham, Mrs. T. W. Henderson, Miss Ruby Ringer. Voting place: Mt. Pleasant School House. Mulberry. H. H. Boland, clerk; Daniel Graham, T. W. Keitt, Oscar Graham. Voting place: Oscar Graham’s home. Oakland No. 1. Mrs. C. D. Har din, Mrs H. W. Sanders, Mrs. J. C. Crooks, John T. Morris. Voting place: Oakland Mill Board ing House. Oakland No. 2. Henry Martin, R. L. Timmerman, C. J. Swindler, Mrs. Eva Bowen, secretary. Voting place: Home of Mrs. R. E. Kyzer. O’Neal No. 1. R. C. White, Fred Koon, Noah H. Moore, Pat B. Wise, clerk. Voting place: Mt. Oliver Church. O’Neal No. 2. Vernon Pugh, J. S. Dawkins, Curtis Long, G. A. Lindler, clerk. Voting place: O’Neal School house Peak. Joe E. Mayer, H. L. Suber, Home Demonstration Column by Ethel Counts and Inelle Broadway The State Council of Farm Women met at Camp Long oti’ July 5th..to 7th. The delegates attending from Newbery county were the local presi dent Mrs. I. M. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Ray- imond Hlpp, Mrs. Blair Boozer, Mrs. J. H. Folk, Mis® Lillie Mae Workman, and the Home Agent. The programs were interesting and instructive and featured 4-H club work as one of the goals of the council. The Newberry County Dai ry Food Team consisting of Misses Loitfaine Counts and Alice Beth Gun ter was asked to give their demon stration before the group on Thurs day aftemon. The demonstration was well recieved and attracted at tention to 4-II activities in Newber ry county. Connelly, clerk. Voting place: City Hall. Prosperity No. 2. B. 0. Lovelace, Mrs. Colie Wessinger, J. B. Pugh, T. A. Dominick. Voting place: Building adjoining Prosperity Depository. Red Knoll. John E. Shealy, T. B. Lindler, R. J. Stoudemire, G. H. Shealy, clerk. Voting place: Red Knoll school House. Saluda No. 7. J. H. Pitts, C. S. Fellers, R. S. Sanders. Voting place: Dominick’s store. Silverstreet. J. C. Butler, clerk; T. M. Fant, Murray Sheppard, Sam Shealy. Voting place: Silverstreet school house. Stoney Hill. N. R. Lester, T. H. Kunkle, A. C Hunter, Mrs. R. C. Hunter, clerk. Voting place: Stoney Hill school house. St. Paul. D. L. Wedeman, Nolan Wicker, L. B. Bedenbaugh. Voting place: St. Paul's church. St. Phillips. Perry F. Halfacre, John D. Koon, M. E. Enlow, D. Go- van Seaise,clerk. Voting place: St Phillips school. Trinity. D. R. Pitts, clerk ;John Brehmer, John Diekert. Union. A. H. Kinard, J. C. Kin ard, C. L. Counts, G. L Halfacre, clerk. Voting place: Union school house. Utopia. A. M. Nichols, R. P. Boulware, B. L. Bishop, Mrs. J. A. Paricman, clerk. Voting place: B. L. Bishop’s house VaughinviHe. Frank Stewart, Mrs. J. H. Boozzer, H. D. Hollingsworth, J. C. Leavell. Voting place: T H. Neel’s home. Walton. John H. Harmon, George Hentz, W. B. Graham, Mrs. Pauline H. Crooks, secretary. Voting place: J. L. Crooks’ store. Wheeland. Ned Boland, Harold Metts, Mrs. Eula Boland, M. Q. Bo land, clerk. Voting place: Wheeland School House. Whitmire No. 1. George Young, L. D. Moates, E. A Christy, R. C. Lake, clerk Voting place: City Hall . Whitmire No. 2. W. H. Miller, Joe H. Simpson, clerk; A. H Dallas, S. C Young. Voting place: “Y” Building. Zion. J. E. Bundrick, J .B. Ear gle, Una Leitzsey, Mrs. J. B. Kinard, clerk. Voting place: Suber’s store. NEAL W. WORKMAN, County Chairman. MRS. A H. COUNTS, Secretary and Treasurer. THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY Joel McCrea, Maureen O’Hara, Lin da Darnell —IN— “BUFFALO BILL” Comedy—WINTER QUARTERS FOX NEWS SATURDAY Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Paullette Goddard, Betty • Hutton, Dick Powell, Alan Ladd, Ray Milland, Eddie Bracken —IN— .“STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM” Comedy—FISH FRY UNIVERSAL NEWS MONDAY and TUESDAY Van Johnson, June Allyson, Gloria ; DeHbven, Jimmy Durante, Gracie Allen, Harry James and His Orch., Xavier Cugart and Orch. —IN— “TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR” M. G. M. NEWS WEDNESDAY James Mason, Carla Lehmann, Ray mond Lovell “CANDLELIGHT IN ALGERIA” Latest Issue Of The March Of Time A Bible School will be held at Bethany Lutheran Church (Oakland) each evening next week, Monday through Friday, beginning at 4:30 o’clock. Visitors are invited to at tend. Mrs. Jesse Shealy of Saluda was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kibler and other relatives here the first of this week. WELLS THURSDAY Something Different! THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER Tom Neal and Evelyn Keyes FRIDAY and SATURDAY BILL ELLIOTT in “Bordertown Gun- Fighters” THE TIGER WOMAN With Allan Lane and a DONALD DUCK COMEDY MONDAY and TUESDAY Tops In Tarzan Thrills! TARZAN’S DESERT MYSTERY with Johnny Weismuller and Nancy Kelly Added—News and Comedy WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Bela Lugosi in VOODOO MAN with John Oarradine & George Zucco Admission 9c and 30c all day \fD CHECK W Liquid for Malarial Symptom*. OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY DON RED BARRY in “Outlaws of Pine Ridge” Added-THREE STOOGES and short Admission—9c - 25c Late Show 10:16 Saturday Night TARZAN’S DESERT VICTORY Johnny Weismuller Your Doctor , . Won't lH 0 Your Doctor would like to tell you that you help neither youraelf nor him when you postpone seeking his profes sional counsel. But he cannot say this ethically. It might sound like a"bid” for business! But we are saying it for him—emphatically. Call on your Doctor at the first indi cation of trouble. It may save much expense, to say nothiiv of needless worry and suffer ing later on; and let us co operate by expertly filling any prescription he may give you. GILDER AND WEEKS “The Right Drug Store” Phone 101 $1.00 a Jar The Best Silver Polish Ever Put On The Market. * W. E. TURNER s Jeweler Attractive Bride ot Navy Ensign yfjri. 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