Capt. Edwards siiAv. AtuiusT i.-,, inic. i''LORENCl!;. S. (J.

, MORNING NKWtl, PAGE 3

Now In Korea
With Military Government 111
Korea—Copt. Boar dm a 11 w. Ed-
wards. 30, of Dccalur, Georgia, now
on duty with Military Government
In Korea, Is a clmplln of Hie 740th
Railway Operating Battalion.
Entering the Army la November
1943. Chaplin Edwards attended
Chnplin's School at Harvard Un-
iversity. ijUer he was assigned
to camps In California, Oregon,
Oklahoma, Arkansas and New York.
Upon leaving the Slates In Feb-
ruary 1045, he served in the Euro-
pean and Asiatic-Pacific tlicaln-s.
In Seoul, Chaplin Edwards, who
enisled in the Kostcr sunrise ser-
vice held at Nam Sam Park, has
delivered numerous talks 111 civil-
Ian churches and institutions. His
••iddi'css at Ewha Womans college
inaugurated chapel services there
which had been discontinued by
the Japanese during die war.
Graduating In 1339 from Furman
University with the B. A. Decree,
and from tho South Baptist Theo- ' F U R F I S H ' — O H Y E A H !_ Mildred Knight or
logical Seminary with Uic Th. M.
Degree, Chaplin Edwards also at- Chicago first looked wilh amazement at a "fur fish" displayed
tended the University of South Car- by Pal Wilsic at Boulder Junction, \vis. Then she said "Oh Ycali!"
olina. Prior to entering the ser- The Burlinglon, WIs., Liars Club tliought Ihis one up.
vice, lie was associate pastor of the
Camrtcn Uapiist Church. Caniden.
South Carolina.
His mother, Mrs. Charlotte \v.
Edwards, is now living at 1-15 Mer-
rill Avenue. Decatur.
Devotional
"I am (he-vine, ye arc the hnmches. lie (h;tt
Kimcriil Services ithidelh in me, and 1 in 'him, (he same brifljjclh forth
For Mrs. Hovis much .fruit." John 15:5. (Rend John 55:1-8.) Allstate Motor Oil
Darlington, Aug. 14 —Funeral
sen Ices for Mrj. J. C. Hovis were The key word in this passage is the word abide. Gallon Jug ; '. 82c
held on Sunday morninK at 0:30 Fruitfulness is to come from an unscvered relationship Refined and compounded by some
o'clock in the Kister Funeral Home advanced methods used to develop
In Darlington. Rites wer conducted between the vino and its branches Army and Navy oils. CMngs la "hot
by Mr. William Davidson. Colum-
bia seminary student who Is act- But the analogy of the parable may be carried spoti/1 reduces carbon.
ing i>astor_pr tlic First Pliesuyler- only so far. A branch can never decide whether it
ian church of Darlington. Com-
mittal services were held at Sunset will remain a part of the vine—blight may smite it,
Ccmetnry. Shelby, N. C.. where all
of Mrs. Hovls's family are buried. or man break it off,'or a storm tear it loose. But on
AlVs. Hovis, a resident of Los the human plane we know that man has some choice.
Angles, California, was in DarliiiK-
ton visiting her sister. Mrs. When he fim|s what it means to abide in Christ, he
Urlglu Williamson. She died at
ten o'clock Saturday morninK at is able to develop in the life which lie has found. He
the Mcl.cod infirmary in Florence,
following nil operation, and months can follow works and ways which will support and
of ill health. nourish his spiritual experience; he can set himself
Mrs. Ilovis u-a.-, born In Shelby,
the daughter of the late Mr. and against those things which lie knows God by His very
Mrs. Harper Franklin Jones. She
wn.-. u member of the Prcsbvlerian nature must oppose. Obstacles to .spiritual progress
church. She had madn her home in can he pushed aside; questionable desires, purposes,
California after her marriage a
number of years ago. and ambitions kept under. These things he must do if
Surviving are Uvo sisters: Mrs.
Blight Williamson, Mrs. J. M. For- lie would abide in' Christ Jesus.
hlK, of Darlington; her stepson,
and Ills wife. Mr. and Mrs. William Through watchfulness, prayer, faiht, and service, :! Coupon Book ;
Lawrence ovls, o f , Alhnmbrn. near the beli'vor draws .supplies of grace and strength, just
Los Angles. Also surviviiiE arc her
nioco. Miss Mam'* Jollc.s, of Shel- as the life of the vine nourishes iis brailches. ~cl for20qts. '
by, N. C., and two step daughter \"-n q.'all'y o"! cf extra savings;
lii laws. Mrs. Harrv Hovis of Pns- 3 L..,; cc,.po,i tjqo!> handy w[:co
edena, California, and Mrs. Ralph PHAYER \vanl 1o acM-a-quarl. Us
Hovis. of San Francisco. Calif.
0 Source of life and licht and Sears iiore or servke

How Senate continued from pnge one

defeated J. Lcpparcl, incumbent.
Clarendon — James Hugh Mc-
Faddin. former senator, nominated
w i t h o u t opposition to succeed Jonn
G. Dinkins. Incumbent, who did nut
seek reelection.
c.'ollclon — R. M. Jetfcries. re-
iiomiiiiLted.
DarlinRtnn — James P. Mo/lntro.
rcnominatcd. * No wisdom of my own."
Dillon — D.'S. Allen and S. W.
Jackson in second race to sneered
Jnmcs D. Manning, incumbent, who
did not offer again.
Florence •— Steve Anderson and
P. H. McEachin in second race, both
defeating Georxe W. Keels, inrumb-
cnt.
Hampton — George Warren, re-
nominatetl, without opposition. .
Kershaw — W. T. Red (earn,
nomlnaled.
l-ancnster — ' w . Bruce Williams
defeated J. Reoce Funderhurk. in-
cumbent.
Lee — William p. Baskin, Jr.. re-
nomlnatecl without opposition.
Marlboro — Paul Wallace to suc-
ceed C. S. ilcCall, retirinc ln-
cumlient.
Pickens — T. B. Nalley. nominal-
en to succeed F. P. Williams. re-
lirinc. incumtant.
Rlcnlnnd — Yanccy A. Mcl^end
son of late Governor Thomas L
Method, defeated Joe E. Bern-, In-
cumbent,
.Sum(cr — Shepard K. Nash sen-
ator, defeated Alfred Scarborough
incumbent. • *»tlKS
Union — Bruce W. White nomin-
ated to succeed R. C. Williams rt»
tiring incumbent.
WilllamsburR — E. W. Cantwoll
former secretary to Governor John-
with Rep. Charlie D. Hugglns to
slon and Williams, in second race
succeed Frank Katmon newly
elected judge.
House Resul s by Counlfcs
( N u m b e r of Sfals To Countv
In rarfnlhcsesl:
Abbeville. (2) -— Incumbent Rob-
ert S. Salloway. M. E. Crmvford.
nominated,
Alken (3) — Charles Simons nom-
inated. Leonard L. Williamson. Del-
nms Weeks and incumbent W. F.irJ
Kldson and E. J Cralc in second
race.
Allendale (1) — Incumbent
Oeonre Warren. Jr.. nominated.
Anderson (fi) — Edgar H. Asnew,
incumbent, and J. B. Lawson. nom-
inated. S. E. Whltten, incumbent
W. N. Clinkscales, N. E. Cartec. W.
Harner Wclborn. C. R. McGulre.
Incumbent Floyd E. WrRith. Ray C.
Milliard, and Robert A. Kay in
second race.
DamhcrK (1) — Incumbent Fred
T, Hiers. nominated.
Barnwell (1) — Incumbent Solo-
mon Blalt nominated.
Beaufort )2> — Incumbent. Cal-
hc-un Thomas, T. LeGarc Rodjers
nominalcrt.
Berkeley (2) — C. Garnctt Brart-
welt. JInrh E. Mitchum nominated.
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
NOT HARD TO KILL
IN ONE HOUR
If not plcansrri. your 3^<* hftfk fl( R n y
tfnic srorr TF-Ob. » STIIONO fur.d-
:!dp. rn:itr,ir.? 90 r<r. ent at. nliol. IT
rFNFTPATES. n r a r h P A MOUK Kcral* to
KIM, thr Itch. EoM by Horfr.iC rtrjr-
maej.
I wish to express my appreciation to
the voters of Florence District who
supported me in my race for magis-
trate.
Joseph B. Clements
strength, we bless Tlite for all Tliv
grace afloids. May Thv enrich-
ment of our lives make us F r u i t f u l
In all ROW! works. For JCSUK' salic
Amen.
Thought For The Day
"1 could not do without Thee,
1 cannot stand alone,
1 have no strength or goodness,
Cordon R. Fear (New York)
By Permission of The Upper Room. Nashville, Tcnn.
Calhoun (1) - Incumbent David
D. Buyck.
Charleston (8) — Joseph F wise
Ji., Nathaniel w. Cabell, Arthur H
Burton, T. Allen LoGare, Jr.. Lionel
K. ifsec nominated. Incumbent J.
A. Lofton, incumbent Thomas "W
Yotim;, Williams H. McDaniel, in-
cumbent H. G. Senseney, Robert B,
Stall and Incumbent Lloyd W. Mac-
Bay in second race.
Cherokee 12) _ E. J. Clary nom-
inated. J. Claude Fort, and Jeff D
Parris in second race.
Chester (2) — Robert \V. Hcr.iU
hill nominated. Incumbents James
H. Crnijj and J. Carl Gibson ju
second race.
Chesterfield (2) — incumbent
Charles N'. Plowden and Fred Lese-
sne nominated.
Colleton (2) — Incumbent E. V
Perry, Isadore Bogoslow, David N
Smith and w. W. Smoak, all in
second race.
Darlington (3) — Incumbent F
B. Hines. E. C. Dennis, Jr.. nom-
inated. Incumbent W. J. Carter and
Paul T. Dcckham in second race
Dillon (2) — M. T. Atkins. J. B
Gibson. J. E. McQueen, Roger W
Scott, all in second race
Dorchester (1)—Incumbent Hu-
bert P. Smoak nominated
Ecigeflcld (1)—Thomas B. fircnc-
kcr nominated,
Pairfielrt fj)—Boyd Brown nom-
inated. * Incumbent Moultrle D.
Douglas and Henry N. Ohear in
second race.
Florence iM — Incumbents G.
Badger Baker, Herbert T. Floyd.
W. Clyde Qraham. Richard A.
Palmer and newcomer, Philip H.
Arrow-smith, nominated.
Georgetown (2) — Incumbents
Jnmcs B. jVlorrlson and John H.
Porter nominated
Greenville (9) — William B.
Chandler, Marion Brawley. Incum-
bents: B. If. Gibson. W. M Orcsh-
am. Air.el M. Hawkins, T. Manly
Hudson. Charles Rice and newcom-
er P. Bradley Morrah nominated.
Lcroy Anderson and J. Harvey
Cleveland In second race.
iJicrnwood (2) —O. P. Calllso"
Incumbents J. Pcrrln Anderson and
E. H. Benjamin nominated.
Hampton <l)—w. L. Rhodes and
incumbent J. Morrison Tuten in
second race.
Horry (3)—Robert C. PHKC. Bay-
Hss Spivey and incumbent Doc D.
Harrclson nominated.
Jasper (1) — Incumbent D. D.
711* ers nominated.
Kershaw |2)—J. C. Arrant.
Kellv. Arthur L. ,7onc~ and Incum-
bent L. C. Clyburn, ail In the »cc-
ond race.
Lancaster <2i—Jpmes H. Howey
nominated. Ned Gregory and in-
cumbent Ferris I,. Hlackmon in
second race.
Laurcns <31 — Ir.:«mbent.i Walter
,
•
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Incumbent C. Marion Minims, all
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Marion (2)— Incumbent J. Ralph you'll certainly save at this special Labor
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Marlboro (2)—Josiah J. Evans
and M. O'Tucl nominated.
JlcCormick n > — Incumbent
Hugh C. Brown.
Newbcrrv (2) — Incumbents R.
Aubrey Hurley and Thomas K.
Pope nominated.
»IiE5S UP
Oconeo ( 2 > — J.ohn A. Knox. T.
B. Jones, J. Pat Miloy and J. H.
Alley, all in recond race.
Orongeburg i-i) — Marshal B.
Williams. James M. Brailsford.
Hugo S. Sims nominated. Carlton
B. Horger and A. J. Hydrick in
second race.
Richland O2>—S. Khea and A.
'. Sptgncr. Geoige H. Davis. John
C. DuPre, M. V. Home. Znch Mc-
Ghee. Francis L. Raw], Claud N.
Sapp, C. B. Sntton and incumbents
Owens T. cobb. Walton H. Grce-
ver, and John Gregg McMastcr In
second race.
Saliidu (!) — Incumbent J. J
Wheeler and T. w. Blcase in sec-
ond race.
Spananburg 181 — Incumbent
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Tracy J. GainCs, Bruce Litttejohn
and Incumbent Matthew Puliakofl
nominated. Incumbent Paul M Al-
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nold R. Merchant, Walter P. Mil- talfinish,Chrome plated ornaments. headlights now. * ' (mxwfing. Wrr» incJyded. Lnrge tcnr drnp Ceri]Hte lens
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all in second race. With case
Sumter t3>— Incumbent Charles
L. Cuttino, Wayne Law Clifton.
Hunry Jackson nominated.
Union (2)—J. R Fiynn nomina-
ted. J. B. Chick and incumbent
Robert L. Wllburn In second race
Willlamsburu (31—Louis L. Le-
sesnc nominated. Incumbent V. G.
Arncttc, B. O. Browder. Incumbent
Ijiurie S. Rogcrson and E. Robert
Rovvell. all in second race.
York (4)—Jnmcs D. Grist. W.
Moflatt Wylic. incum-cnt W. Lew-
Is Wallace and Robert W. Ward
all in second race. '
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Covers road sloTni, producing a wirh this handy funnel. Has rutt*
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Rtcent Tucdfcal rrr-orls r«vea] that »n peel._Wash«» very well.
• maiinpr number of children (and crcmr.-
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Capt. Edwards siiAv. AtuiusT i.-,, inic. i''LORENCl!;. S. (J., MORNING NKWtl, PAGE 3
Now In Korea
With Military Government 111
Korea—Copt. Boar dm a 11 w. Ed-
wards. 30, of Dccalur, Georgia, now
on duty with Military Government
In Korea, Is a clmplln of Hie 740th
Railway Operating Battalion.
Entering the Army la November
1943. Chaplin Edwards attended
Chnplin's School at Harvard Un-
iversity. ijUer he was assigned
to camps In California, Oregon,
Oklahoma, Arkansas and New York.
Upon leaving the Slates In Feb-
ruary 1045, he served in the Euro-
pean and Asiatic-Pacific tlicaln-s.
In Seoul, Chaplin Edwards, who
enisled in the Kostcr sunrise ser-
vice held at Nam Sam Park, has
delivered numerous talks 111 civil-
Ian churches and institutions. His
••iddi'css at Ewha Womans college
inaugurated chapel services there
which had been discontinued by
the Japanese during die war.
Graduating In 1339 from Furman
University with the B. A. Decree,
and from tho South Baptist Theo- ' F U R F I S H ' — O H Y E A H !_ Mildred Knight or
logical Seminary with Uic Th. M.
Degree, Chaplin Edwards also at- Chicago first looked wilh amazement at a "fur fish" displayed
tended the University of South Car- by Pal Wilsic at Boulder Junction, \vis. Then she said "Oh Ycali!"
olina. Prior to entering the ser- The Burlinglon, WIs., Liars Club tliought Ihis one up.
vice, lie was associate pastor of the
Camrtcn Uapiist Church. Caniden.
South Carolina.
His mother, Mrs. Charlotte \v.
Edwards, is now living at 1-15 Mer-
rill Avenue. Decatur.
Devotional
"I am (he-vine, ye arc the hnmches. lie (h;tt
Kimcriil Services ithidelh in me, and 1 in 'him, (he same brifljjclh forth
For Mrs. Hovis much .fruit." John 15:5. (Rend John 55:1-8.) Allstate Motor Oil
Darlington, Aug. 14 —Funeral
sen Ices for Mrj. J. C. Hovis were The key word in this passage is the word abide. Gallon Jug ; '. 82c
held on Sunday morninK at 0:30 Fruitfulness is to come from an unscvered relationship Refined and compounded by some
o'clock in the Kister Funeral Home advanced methods used to develop
In Darlington. Rites wer conducted between the vino and its branches Army and Navy oils. CMngs la "hot
by Mr. William Davidson. Colum-
bia seminary student who Is act- But the analogy of the parable may be carried spoti/1 reduces carbon.
ing i>astor_pr tlic First Pliesuyler- only so far. A branch can never decide whether it
ian church of Darlington. Com-
mittal services were held at Sunset will remain a part of the vine—blight may smite it,
Ccmetnry. Shelby, N. C.. where all
of Mrs. Hovls's family are buried. or man break it off,'or a storm tear it loose. But on
AlVs. Hovis, a resident of Los the human plane we know that man has some choice.
Angles, California, was in DarliiiK-
ton visiting her sister. Mrs. When he fim|s what it means to abide in Christ, he
Urlglu Williamson. She died at
ten o'clock Saturday morninK at is able to develop in the life which lie has found. He
the Mcl.cod infirmary in Florence,
following nil operation, and months can follow works and ways which will support and
of ill health. nourish his spiritual experience; he can set himself
Mrs. Ilovis u-a.-, born In Shelby,
the daughter of the late Mr. and against those things which lie knows God by His very
Mrs. Harper Franklin Jones. She
wn.-. u member of the Prcsbvlerian nature must oppose. Obstacles to .spiritual progress
church. She had madn her home in can he pushed aside; questionable desires, purposes,
California after her marriage a
number of years ago. and ambitions kept under. These things he must do if
Surviving are Uvo sisters: Mrs.
Blight Williamson, Mrs. J. M. For- lie would abide in' Christ Jesus.
hlK, of Darlington; her stepson,
and Ills wife. Mr. and Mrs. William Through watchfulness, prayer, faiht, and service, :! Coupon Book ;
Lawrence ovls, o f , Alhnmbrn. near the beli'vor draws .supplies of grace and strength, just
Los Angles. Also surviviiiE arc her
nioco. Miss Mam'* Jollc.s, of Shel- as the life of the vine nourishes iis brailches. ~cl for20qts. '
by, N. C., and two step daughter \"-n q.'all'y o"! cf extra savings;
lii laws. Mrs. Harrv Hovis of Pns- 3 L..,; cc,.po,i tjqo!> handy w[:co
edena, California, and Mrs. Ralph PHAYER \vanl 1o acM-a-quarl. Us
Hovis. of San Francisco. Calif.
0 Source of life and licht and Sears iiore or servke

How Senate continued from pnge one

defeated J. Lcpparcl, incumbent.
Clarendon — James Hugh Mc-
Faddin. former senator, nominated
w i t h o u t opposition to succeed Jonn
G. Dinkins. Incumbent, who did nut
seek reelection.
c.'ollclon — R. M. Jetfcries. re-
iiomiiiiLted.
DarlinRtnn — James P. Mo/lntro.
rcnominatcd. * No wisdom of my own."
Dillon — D.'S. Allen and S. W.
Jackson in second race to sneered
Jnmcs D. Manning, incumbent, who
did not offer again.
Florence •— Steve Anderson and
P. H. McEachin in second race, both
defeating Georxe W. Keels, inrumb-
cnt.
Hampton — George Warren, re-
nominatetl, without opposition. .
Kershaw — W. T. Red (earn,
nomlnaled.
l-ancnster — ' w . Bruce Williams
defeated J. Reoce Funderhurk. in-
cumbent.
Lee — William p. Baskin, Jr.. re-
nomlnatecl without opposition.
Marlboro — Paul Wallace to suc-
ceed C. S. ilcCall, retirinc ln-
cumlient.
Pickens — T. B. Nalley. nominal-
en to succeed F. P. Williams. re-
lirinc. incumtant.
Rlcnlnnd — Yanccy A. Mcl^end
son of late Governor Thomas L
Method, defeated Joe E. Bern-, In-
cumbent,
.Sum(cr — Shepard K. Nash sen-
ator, defeated Alfred Scarborough
incumbent. • *»tlKS
Union — Bruce W. White nomin-
ated to succeed R. C. Williams rt»
tiring incumbent.
WilllamsburR — E. W. Cantwoll
former secretary to Governor John-
with Rep. Charlie D. Hugglns to
slon and Williams, in second race
succeed Frank Katmon newly
elected judge.
House Resul s by Counlfcs
( N u m b e r of Sfals To Countv
In rarfnlhcsesl:
Abbeville. (2) -— Incumbent Rob-
ert S. Salloway. M. E. Crmvford.
nominated,
Alken (3) — Charles Simons nom-
inated. Leonard L. Williamson. Del-
nms Weeks and incumbent W. F.irJ
Kldson and E. J Cralc in second
race.
Allendale (1) — Incumbent
Oeonre Warren. Jr.. nominated.
Anderson (fi) — Edgar H. Asnew,
incumbent, and J. B. Lawson. nom-
inated. S. E. Whltten, incumbent
W. N. Clinkscales, N. E. Cartec. W.
Harner Wclborn. C. R. McGulre.
Incumbent Floyd E. WrRith. Ray C.
Milliard, and Robert A. Kay in
second race.
DamhcrK (1) — Incumbent Fred
T, Hiers. nominated.
Barnwell (1) — Incumbent Solo-
mon Blalt nominated.
Beaufort )2> — Incumbent. Cal-
hc-un Thomas, T. LeGarc Rodjers
nominalcrt.
Berkeley (2) — C. Garnctt Brart-
welt. JInrh E. Mitchum nominated.
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
NOT HARD TO KILL
IN ONE HOUR
If not plcansrri. your 3^<* hftfk fl( R n y
tfnic srorr TF-Ob. » STIIONO fur.d-
:!dp. rn:itr,ir.? 90 r<r. ent at. nliol. IT
rFNFTPATES. n r a r h P A MOUK Kcral* to
KIM, thr Itch. EoM by Horfr.iC rtrjr-
maej.
I wish to express my appreciation to
the voters of Florence District who
supported me in my race for magis-
trate.
Joseph B. Clements
strength, we bless Tlite for all Tliv
grace afloids. May Thv enrich-
ment of our lives make us F r u i t f u l
In all ROW! works. For JCSUK' salic
Amen.
Thought For The Day
"1 could not do without Thee,
1 cannot stand alone,
1 have no strength or goodness,
Cordon R. Fear (New York)
By Permission of The Upper Room. Nashville, Tcnn.
Calhoun (1) - Incumbent David
D. Buyck.
Charleston (8) — Joseph F wise
Ji., Nathaniel w. Cabell, Arthur H
Burton, T. Allen LoGare, Jr.. Lionel
K. ifsec nominated. Incumbent J.
A. Lofton, incumbent Thomas "W
Yotim;, Williams H. McDaniel, in-
cumbent H. G. Senseney, Robert B,
Stall and Incumbent Lloyd W. Mac-
Bay in second race.
Cherokee 12) _ E. J. Clary nom-
inated. J. Claude Fort, and Jeff D
Parris in second race.
Chester (2) — Robert \V. Hcr.iU
hill nominated. Incumbents James
H. Crnijj and J. Carl Gibson ju
second race.
Chesterfield (2) — incumbent
Charles N'. Plowden and Fred Lese-
sne nominated.
Colleton (2) — Incumbent E. V
Perry, Isadore Bogoslow, David N
Smith and w. W. Smoak, all in
second race.
Darlington (3) — Incumbent F
B. Hines. E. C. Dennis, Jr.. nom-
inated. Incumbent W. J. Carter and
Paul T. Dcckham in second race
Dillon (2) — M. T. Atkins. J. B
Gibson. J. E. McQueen, Roger W
Scott, all in second race
Dorchester (1)—Incumbent Hu-
bert P. Smoak nominated
Ecigeflcld (1)—Thomas B. fircnc-
kcr nominated,
Pairfielrt fj)—Boyd Brown nom-
inated. * Incumbent Moultrle D.
Douglas and Henry N. Ohear in
second race.
Florence iM — Incumbents G.
Badger Baker, Herbert T. Floyd.
W. Clyde Qraham. Richard A.
Palmer and newcomer, Philip H.
Arrow-smith, nominated.
Georgetown (2) — Incumbents
Jnmcs B. jVlorrlson and John H.
Porter nominated
Greenville (9) — William B.
Chandler, Marion Brawley. Incum-
bents: B. If. Gibson. W. M Orcsh-
am. Air.el M. Hawkins, T. Manly
Hudson. Charles Rice and newcom-
er P. Bradley Morrah nominated.
Lcroy Anderson and J. Harvey
Cleveland In second race.
iJicrnwood (2) —O. P. Calllso"
Incumbents J. Pcrrln Anderson and
E. H. Benjamin nominated.
Hampton <l)—w. L. Rhodes and
incumbent J. Morrison Tuten in
second race.
Horry (3)—Robert C. PHKC. Bay-
Hss Spivey and incumbent Doc D.
Harrclson nominated.
Jasper (1) — Incumbent D. D.
711* ers nominated.
Kershaw |2)—J. C. Arrant.
Kellv. Arthur L. ,7onc~ and Incum-
bent L. C. Clyburn, ail In the »cc-
ond race.
Lancaster <2i—Jpmes H. Howey
nominated. Ned Gregory and in-
cumbent Ferris I,. Hlackmon in
second race.
Laurcns <31 — Ir.:«mbent.i Walter
,
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Leo (2) — Hugh n. Co'clough. by the same advanced methods developed
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Incumbent C. Marion Minims, all
n second race.
Lexington 1.2)— A. Frank Lever
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•where Jubrlcah'cn is needed most and fongesl.
QUART Replacement elements for all popu* '
nominatecl. McKondree and in- Thus you get longer engine life, avoid coiHy Fed. tax included tar number oi AC, Framm, PUJO-
cumbent Blcnse Ellison In senond lator, WGB and Deluxe. When
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Marion (2)— Incumbent J. Ralph you'll certainly save at this special Labor
Basque and C. Warren Dcriick Day price. Container
unilnatcd.
Marlboro (2)—Josiah J. Evans
and M. O'Tucl nominated.
JlcCormick n > — Incumbent
Hugh C. Brown.
Newbcrrv (2) — Incumbents R.
Aubrey Hurley and Thomas K.
Pope nominated.
»IiE5S UP
Oconeo ( 2 > — J.ohn A. Knox. T.
B. Jones, J. Pat Miloy and J. H.
Alley, all in recond race.
Orongeburg i-i) — Marshal B.
Williams. James M. Brailsford.
Hugo S. Sims nominated. Carlton
B. Horger and A. J. Hydrick in
second race.
Richland O2>—S. Khea and A.
'. Sptgncr. Geoige H. Davis. John
C. DuPre, M. V. Home. Znch Mc-
Ghee. Francis L. Raw], Claud N.
Sapp, C. B. Sntton and incumbents
Owens T. cobb. Walton H. Grce-
ver, and John Gregg McMastcr In
second race.
Saliidu (!) — Incumbent J. J
Wheeler and T. w. Blcase in sec-
ond race.
Spananburg 181 — Incumbent
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Handy Seat Cushion Modern Headlights Triple-Tone JHorn [Men's
^ Sun Glasses
Tracy J. GainCs, Bruce Litttejohn
and Incumbent Matthew Puliakofl
nominated. Incumbent Paul M Al-
Protect Cor Finisri $1.78
pair
Lengthens the life of your finish.'
Lightweight . ; ;', v 11 ID For Pre-MO Cars Clears the Road' 86.98
Fine qualify electric hotn. Singls '
Large lens _. 50c
len, T. B. Butler. Raymond C. Eu- Jusl the thing for picnics and ouf- Ir.r.xpL-MSiv.e. A ]tlt]st for eye pro-
b.mks, B. A. Holland. Edwin W. Stops damaging stones and mud! For jafer night driving let us in- sharp notes or re soundfng fwfn blait ! tection on your vacation. Stur-
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Johnson, Paul S. McChcsncy, Ar- Heavy, blacV molded rubber, crys- cuthion; fits automobile seal per- stall a set of these sealed beara dy, spectacle type plastic frame.
nold R. Merchant, Walter P. Mil- talfinish,Chrome plated ornaments. headlights now. * ' (mxwfing. Wrr» incJyded. Lnrge tcnr drnp Ceri]Hte lens
ler and incumbent E. Ed Watson, fectly. Use in- or outdoors.
all in second race. With case
Sumter t3>— Incumbent Charles
L. Cuttino, Wayne Law Clifton.
Hunry Jackson nominated.
Union (2)—J. R Fiynn nomina-
ted. J. B. Chick and incumbent
Robert L. Wllburn In second race
Willlamsburu (31—Louis L. Le-
sesnc nominated. Incumbent V. G.
Arncttc, B. O. Browder. Incumbent
Ijiurie S. Rogcrson and E. Robert
Rovvell. all in second race.
York (4)—Jnmcs D. Grist. W.
Moflatt Wylic. incum-cnt W. Lew-
Is Wallace and Robert W. Ward
all in second race. '
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Covers road sloTni, producing a wirh this handy funnel. Has rutt*
Don't let jotir rhi'd suffer n single r.fcJlf*s tor luiier. Packed in leolhcrello eration. Johmon'i liquid Carnu is I washing. SerrJ-bleached. A Eol of
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Rtcent Tucdfcal rrr-orls r«vea] that »n peel._Wash«» very well.
• maiinpr number of children (and crcmr.-
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