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Hampton District: Judges— Charles X. Bruce, Mrs. Christine Johnston and Virgil Updike. Clerks—Alice C. Vemer and 9 Clarence Baldwin.- — —
Jackson District: Judges—John A. Tapp, E. G. Hackley and Landon H. Luttrell. Clerks—T. C. Barron and Mrs. A. C. Latham Jr> Citizens ~ in Hampton District may vote at the court house in Washington; in Piedmont, at the fire house in Sperryville; in Wakefield, at the old lunch room near Russell Bros.' Garage, in Flint Hill; in Hawthorne, at the voting booth near S. R. Shackleford’s home; in Stonewall, at Miss Bertha Johnson’s old brick store building and in Jackson, at the Barber Shop in Amissville.
Explanation of Amendment Superintendent of Public Schools Q. D. Gasque explains the proposed amendments as follows: % “This amendment to Section 115-a of the Constitution is as follows: This section shall not be construed as prohibiting the Gen(See AMENDMENT—page 12)
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