The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 10, 1920, Image 13
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V SOUTH CAROLINA 13 GOINQ TC
| REALIZE ON ENORMOUS
/ NATURAL ASSETS
RSVELOPMENT BOARD IS MEANS
f J lady Hm Inn In Flald s Year and k
y NM Belaf Urged to Take en A?
tivltist UkSsgsSfS ky Others
ff What is tola uw tola* that oali
K- MnH a aooTamast tor to* atniM
I Mt of this 8 tat a? Maw la It golaj
ft atovt nd a taak? lan't ararjM]
I hara already tryta* to yromato to
ft State'a heat interests? and, Why d*
we need a general movement alonj
toeia Unas?
Thaae ara soma of toa saaaUas
which here haan as had tinea to
South Carolina Development Boar
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| tfllia S ntw li?ma^iwi >n> w~.__
I Ma and announced lla plana tor i
I state-wide expansion campaign to m
I aara an individual membership c
f imm thousands and an income whit]
*M1 aquip It (o do tha things whicl
Ma past record of achievements 1
urging it to undertake.
Nat An Experiment
la answering the questions abou
tha organisation, members of th
data campaign committee, of whic
Governor Robert A. Cooper Is cfaaii
m man and former Governor Richard ]
* Manning vice-chairman, place emphi
in on these features:
Ths South Carolina Dsvelopmsn
Board is not a brand new organisi
Won; it la not an experiment in a
untried field ef work; it does not dupl
cats any existing agency; it is dense
eratlc in form and fully representi
thru of every section and interest i
the State.
The board has been operating mor
than s yaar, with a limited number c
members and a vary small incomt
Tat it has mads a record of spccifl
accomplishment which many older nn
larger bodies might envy. It has hat
ad its program on that which davoloi
meet hoards In other States, notabl
Ml ths far west have created, thn
avoiding their mistakes and profltin
by their successes. Its govern mei
sad operation have been placed d
reetly in the control of the indlvldui
members, who will also determine it
k policies. No interest and no aectlo
' mt the Stnte will be without full ret
I mentation.
Ita Field Unoccupied.
In particular, K Is pointed out till
tie development board is not ove;
lapping; any other acency. Sine
November, 1918. when the movemec
had its actual inception, and specii
cally for more than a year past, it ha
been performing state wide service
and bull dine up a program of deflnit
activties which were and are awaitin
the attention of an organisation re]
reseift2tive of the united opinion (
thousands of South Carolinians. Ther
Is not today amy other body of citizen
efuipped to handle these tasks. Then
Sore the South Carolina Developmer
Board speaka of its expansion can
palm, which will be made from Jun
11 to SI, as an alort to greatl
strengthen an existing piece of mi
ehinery to do an important work fc
the good of Sonth Carolina.
. The preclaa definition of the orgai
nation glTtn at the Columbia heat
gvarters la:
It ft a large number of citizens
banded together To earry to a suaHMful
conclusion such sctivltiss
aa will bring development to tha
agricultural, industrial snd natural
resources of the State: bettar
haalth eandltlona and schools;
neourago farm home ownership;
Improve community lift in all
phases; encourage upbuilding of
tha live stook Industry; stimulate
tha diversification of farm products
and so add to tho health, hapK
pineaa and prosperity of tho State;
Ps tha general cleaning up and then
the advertising to the world of
tho produets and opportunities
South Carolina has to offer.
The members of the State campalg
\ committee have considered and di
ggssed the project from every angl
b sad agree that the movement 1? on
^ wfcith when understood by the clt
sans, will be adopted as the definlt
program which Governor Cooper an
others Jut# strongly urged Bout
should have
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HlNtba farms last raw
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PIEDMONT man Of PUK TO i
"DO IT FOR SOUTH CAROLIM"'
"Thi? body (the South Carolina Da alopmaot
Board) i> oompoaod of tho
loadinr b?b of South Carallaa la all
) Mnee of activity. The executive committee,
which is, to formulate plane
ud pash the work of the board, reprecants
every section, and every ia*
terest of impertanee and is made up
of able, broad-minded, successful men
I of affairs," |add an editorial in the
j Greenville News so May 14.
"To have snah a body of men malted
for the common welfare, led by each
a committee, M full of hopeful premise.
It is an effort te organise the
people of the whole State for the fenoral
dovelepmeht "of alt public cad
i private Interests. After all, real orh
gemination is simply getting people teI
gather under wise and effloteat leadr
ershlp to prosecute eommcih purposes
i under uniform plans. The leadership
I is provided by the beard; the pur*
posee are wisely and ably ovflVtru*
ttve; the plana will be forthcoming;
i the preee wfll echo and re-eeho the
t eall; and the people wfll reepeud.
f "The beard, very wiaely, la geing
i- to specialise In the development ef the
a agricultural resources ef the Statu
They are fundamental."
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1CHRISTENSEN GIVES NEW
MOVEMENT MUCH TIME
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b Senator Niels Christensen of Beam
r- tort is proving his intarast and faith
1. in the new movement for a unification
i- of the forward-looking cititans by glv-|
Ing much time and attention to the '
t South Carolina Development Board,
i- Ha spends several days each week in!
a Columbia at work with the State_comV
mlttee which has charge of the can*
*- paign plana and has engagements to
k- apaak in savaral places in the next
n two fwieeks. This le tlfe senator's
view of the project in hie own words:
"We can carry our oonatractiva ac,f
tirlties to n successful eoacluslon and
' do many other things towards the upc
building ef our State provided whol?
* hearted co-operation ie afforded.
"Muj organisations with slmilaj
y aim* and purposes are working sln*
gle handed, thereby causing daplica*
tion of effort Proeer eo-ordination in
* constructive work and the bringing
1 together of the leaaerc and workers
through oae organisation aetfng^as s
clearing house, means efficiency la
* operation and gulcker and better r?
n suite.
^ "This board offers its services as a
clearing hroae. and the various comlt
missions provide the neceaaary ma
r chlnery for close co-operation and ef<
e flcieet operation.
it "The South Carolina :>^velopmen1
1- Board is composed of and supported
M by individual members, thereby pro
s serving its democratic prlncipTes ani
9 providing for the affiliation dT otbel
g organised bodies aa a wnole."
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>? Urges Growing of Hemp
e Joseph Dixon, writing Governor
* Cooper from New York, says hemp
B* can be grown successfully in the east
lt era and coastal counties of South Cara"
ohna.
Mr. Dixon says he kas gathered
k enough hemp seed to plant 1,009 acree
of fiber and will furnish samples of
seed to any one wishing to try the exla
periment. He says the crop can be
made worth millions of dollars to the
South- He contends that la building
ships the United States Imports nothing
but the hemp ropes.
The author of *.he letter hoi6e
position as chief officer on one of the
United States shipping board ships,
engaged In trade with different parte
of the world. He Is a native of New
Zealand, from which this country las*
ports much hemp annually. Mr. Dixon's
address le 221 West Twenty-first
street
Action en Evaporated Milk
When the executive committee of
the state board of health meets, it will
probably be called apoa to decide
whether evaporated skimmed milk,
| put up in containers holding lees thaa
n I one gallon, will be permitted to be
s- sold in South Carolina,
le Dr. Hayne, state health officer, said
e that In 1912 the state board of health
1- passed a regulation prohibiting the
:e sale of condensed skimmed milk In
d SoutL 'Carolina In pack^M leee thaa
? one gallon. The obj*<y00^Hayne sal 4,
was to protect the health of iataatik
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666 has more imitations than any
other Chill and Fever Tonic on the
market, but no one wants imitations.
They are dangerous things in the
medicine line.
A M SNIDER 1
Surgeon Dentist
Railroad Ave.. KINGSTREE
Full upper and Lower Bet $22.50.
?Joid crowns $7.00. Bridges $7.00 pex n
tooth. Extracting 50f per tooth or 4
tor $1.00. No charge for extracting th
for bride or plate. Extracting free C<
for children or persons ovc 70 years
of age.
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FOR CORONER ?
I hereby announce myself a candi- o*
ite for the office of Coroner of Wilimsburg
county, pledging myself to
)ide by the rules of the Democratic
imary. 1^ elected I will devote my
itire time to the office.
T T> CTDDOXTO t]
O . JL UlUOVH U.
Pledging myself to abide by the
lies of the Democratic party, I heref
announce myself a candidate for
ie office of Coroner of Williamsburg d
ounty. o
M. B. MITCHUM. ?
I hereby announce myself for re- _
ection to the office of coroner, subct
to the rules of the democratic *
arty. H. J. BROWN.
FOR SHERIFF J
I hereby announce myself a candi- s
ite for the office of Sheriff of Wil- F
amsburg County, pledging myself to
)ide by the rules of the Democratic
>rty. d
THOMAS M. CHANDLER,
x-Sgt., Co. F.,118th Inf., 30th Div. ^
Subject to the rules and regulations
f the Democratic party, I hereby an- junce
myself a candidate for sheriff
? Williamsburg county.
W. J. COCKFIELD. d
I hereby announce myself a candi- t1
ate for the office of sheriff of Wil- b
amsburg County, subject to the tl
emocratic primary.
HENRY S. GAMBLE.
I hereby announce myself a candi- d
ate for the office of sheriff of Wil- (
amsburg County, subject to the rules r
f the Democratic primary.
HAROLD U. KINDER.
Subject to the rules of the Demo- d
atic party, I hereby announce my- ,
?1? tt UUIUiUOM; 1V1 UK vuiv^ va MUV ^
if of Williamsburg County. '
P. M. BROCKINTON.
OR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
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Subject to the rules of the Demo- t!
a tic party, I hereby announce my- 8
slf a candidate for the office of sup- c
intendent of education of Williamsjrg
county.
M> F. MONTGOMERY.
I hereby announce myself a candiite
for appointment to the office of d
ounty Superintendent of Education r
ibject to the rules of the Democratic t
rimary. r
C. W. STUCKEY.
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FOE JUDGE OF PROBATE
I hereby announce myself a candiate
for the office of Probate Judge t
f Williamsburg County, pledging 1
lyself to abide the rules of the Dem- c
cratic party.
W. E. SNOWDEN.
I hereby announce myself a candi- ]
ate for Judge of Probate, Williams- <
urg County, subject to the rules of 1
he primary.
B. E. CLARKSON.
For Probate Judge. 1
I hereby announce myself a candi- i
ate for the office of Probate Judge (
f Williamsburg County, subject to
he rules of the Democratic party.
D. M. LESESNE.
"or Magistrate, Kingstree District, j
I hereby announce mytelf a candiate
for the office of Magistrate at
j'ngstree, S. C., Kingstree District, .
ubject to the rules of the Democratic
'arty.
CLARENCE ALSBROOK. j
I hereby announce myself a candi- 1
ate for re-appointment as Magistrate *
t Kingstree, subject to the rules of
he democratic primary.
J. B. GAMBLE. 3
For Magistrate at Greelyville. (
I hereby announce myself a candi- ^
ate for the office of Magistrate of 1
be Greelyville District of Williamsurg
County, subject to the rules of
he Democratic party.
J. B. BRYANT. ,
I hereby announce myself a candi- <
ate for the office of Magistrate for '
Jreelyville District, subject to the
ules of the Democratic primary.
A. F. GRAHAM.
I hereby announce myself a candi- (
Ate for the office of Magistrate of
Jreelyville District, pledging myself
o abide the rules of the Democratic ,
irimary.
i 5 L. B. BROWDER.
I hereby announce myself a candi- 1
ate for the office of Magistrate of ;
he Greelyville District, pledging my- i
elf to abide by the rules of the Demo- 1
ratic party.
MALACHI M. BRADSHAW. j
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For Magistrate, Trio District.
I hereby announce myself a candi- 1
late for appointment to the office of j
nagistrate of Trio District, subject '
o the rules of the Democratic pri-l
nary.
J. S. TART. ;
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For Magistrate at Lane
I hereby announce myself a can&late
for Magistrate in the Lane dioirict,
subject to the rules of the Dem>cratic
party.
J. I. MORRIS.
I hereby announce myself for reappointment
as magistrate for the Lane
iistrict, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
s. g. Mcdonald.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Magistrate of Lane,
pledging myself to abide by the rules
rt the Democratic primary.
JAS. NEWCOMB GUESS.
For Magistrate at Hebron.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
reappointment as magistrate for the
Elebron district, subject to the roles
>f the Democratic primary.
J. W. STEWART.
For Magistrate at Morrisrille
I hereby announce myself for reappointment
as Magistrate for Morrisrille
district, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
J. M. GODWIN.
For Magistrate, Earles-Trio District.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for magistrate of Earles-Trio
District, pledging myself to abide the
result of the Democratic primary.
J. M. KIRTON.
Cotton Weigher at Kingsiree
I hereby announce to the voters of
the Eingstree District that I am a
candidate for re-election as cotton
weigher, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
JNO. A. SOOTT. ,
I hereby announce myself aannflSP
iidate for appointment as eaOMf'"
weigher at Kingstree, subject to the
rules of the Democratic yatonry.
W. F. MsCfcHTS.
NOTICE TO CBBOaTOU.
All persona having claims sfciiwrf
the Estate of Mary Brown, dorna? 4
are hereby required to present the .
same, duly attested, to the undenrigwed
executor of the Estate of Mary
Brown, deceased, or to his attorneys,
Lee & Shuler, Kingstree, S. C., and,
all persons indebted to the said Estate
are required to make payment to the
undersigned.
LEE BROWN,
Qualified Executor of Mary Brown, de
ceased, Hemingway, S. C., Rt 1,
Box 23. 5-27-3t.
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