The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-08-17
Notice Of Primary Elec-
ton August 29.

For the purpose of nominating
candidates for state officers, a con-
gresham, and county officers, notice
is hereby given, pursuant to the rules
of the Democratic Party of South
Carolina, that a direct Primary
Election will be held in Bamberg
County, August 29th, 1922, and the
following named managers have been
appointed by the County Executive
Committee to conduct the election
at the several Democratic Clubs, to
wit:
Bamberg-E. L. Price, Sr., H. D.
Free, and l.. C. Price, Managers. ].
W. Folk, Clerk. Election to be held
at the Court House.
Colston-G. w. Kearse, G. w.
Beard and Perry Lee Mcmillan, Man.
ayers. C. VI. Warn, Clerk. Election
to be held at the Colston School
Building.
Denmark-T. P. McCrae, R. A.
Goolsby, and W. H. Cain, Managers.
James Virgins, Clerk. Election to
be held at the Sandifer Store Build
ing.
Edisto-Hubert Herndon, B. C.
Kinsey, and Jeanny Dempsey, Man
agrs. Clayton Jolly, Clerk. Election
to be held at Farrell's Store Build
ing.
Embree-L. E. Cooner, J. J. Eng
land, and Clarence Irwin Hughes,
Managers. James VI. Watterson,
Clerk. Election to be held at the
Embree School Building.
Ehrhardt-H. w. Chitty, L. D.
| Copeland, and j.. E. Mcmillan, Man
ayers. w. R. Copeland, Clerk. Elec-
tion to be held at Copeland Hall.
Govan-R. L. Lancaster, Joseph
Gunnells, Jr., and Clifton Eubanks,
Managers. Stoney Kennedy, Clerk.
Election will be held at the Govan
School Building.
Kearse-G. E. Kearse, J. S. Bre-
land, and L. NJ. Aver, Managers. J.
O. Ritter, Clerk. Election to be held
at the Kearse Store Building.
Lees. c. Kemp, H. A. Cave, and
F. L. Cox, Managers. J. w. Grimes,
Clerk. Election to be held at the
store building of J. w. Grimes.
Little Swamp-J. z. Harrison,
Jr., R. NJ. Goodwin, and @. H. Miley,
Managers. J. c. Goodwin, Clerk
Election to he held at the Little
Swamp School House.
Midway-Q. H. Sandifer, B. D
| Donalds, and J. P. O'Quinn, Man
ayers. Gilmore Simms, Clerk. Elec.
| ton to be held at the store building
Of @. H. Sandifer.
| Hightower's Mile. H. Hartzog
j. w. Hightower, and W. B. Gillian
Managers. L. w. Abstance, Clerk
Election to be held at Hightower's
Mill Building.
Hunters Chapel-N. H. Fender
Arnold Walker, and David M. Smoak
Managers. Horace Rentz, Clerk
Election to be held at Hunters Chap.
ell School House.
Olar-G. NJ. Neeley, H. F. Starr
and G. o. Barker, Managers. E. c.
Barker, Clerk. Election to be held
at store building of H. H. Kearse.
Springtown-G Marion Mcmillan
G. W. Warren, and NJ. j. Free, Man
ayers. R. l.. Kearse, Clerk. Elec'
ton to be held at Duncanville Schoo.
Building.
Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the County Executive Committee, the
voters of the clubs of Bamberg and
Midway will vote for Magistrate al
the Town of Bamberg; the voters
of the clubs of Denmark, Lees and
Hightower's Mill will vote for Mag
istrate at Denmark; the voters of the
clubs of Olar, Govan, Springtown
and Colston will vote for Magistrate
at the Town of Olar; the voters Of the
clubs of mbree, Edisto, Hunter s
Chapel and Little Swamp will vote
for Magistrate in Fishpond Town
snip, and the voters Of the clubs OF
Ehrhardt and Kearse will vote for
| Magistrate at Ehrhardt.
The voters of the clubs of BAN
berg, Midway, Embree, Edisto, Hunt
| er,s Chapel and Little Swamp will
vote for cotton weigher at Bar13erg;
the voters of the clubs of Denmark,
Lees, and Hightower's Mill will vote
for cotton-weigher at Denmark; the
voters of the clubs of Olar, Govan,
| Springtown, and Colston will vote
| for cotton-weigher at Olar, and the
voters of the clubs of Ehrhardt and
Kearse will vote for cotton weigher
at Ehrhardt.
Under resolution of the County Ex-
ecutive Committee, ]. S. Tant and w.
! H. Collins, candidates for County
Commissioner, were declared to be
in the Upper District, and G. w.
Hunter, J. B. Mccormack, and j. w.
Zeigler, candidates for County Com
missioner, we're declared to be in
the Lower District The voters OF
the entire County will vote for one
person for the Upper District and
one for the Lower District.
Under the rules Of the Democratic
Party and the law of South Caro-
lima, all clubs having an enrolment
of fifty (50) voters or more are re-
uuired to conduct the election &C
cording to the Australian Ballot Act.
Therefore, the election at all clubs
except Midway, Lees, HightoWers'
Mill and Springtown, under the law,
will have to be conducted according
to the provisions of the Australian
Ballot Act, and each club will re-
quire one booth for every one num-
dred enrolled voters, or majority
fraction thereof.
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