The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-18
GOVERNOR NAMES NAMES
ADVISORY BOARDS
COUNTY UNITS WILL ASSIST RGSz'
ESTRANTs-QUESTIoNARlE
MAILED THIS WEEK.
DISPATCHES FROM COLUMBIA
poings and Happenings That Mark the
Progress of South Carolina People,
Gathered Around the State Capital.
Columbia.


Gathered Around the State Capital.
Columbia.
Governor Manning named boards IN
the various counties Of the state to
assist on the governments plan to
procure maximum efficiency by thor
oash classification of all men avail
able for service under the selective
draft. The boards will act in an ad-
visory capacity to assist the flow OF
confused registrants, many of whom
viii naturally be puzzled over the hun
dreds of questions to be answered.
Abbeyille-William P. Greene, Da-
: vid H Hill anad R. S. Owens.
Aiken. B. Salley, =. F. Hender-
eon and Haddcn Johnson.
Anderson-T. Frank Hopkins, Leon
L. Rice and Thomas Allen.
Bamberg-J. A. Wyman, Thomas
Garter and Henry Anderson
Barnwell-G. H. Bates, T. w. Boul-
ware and J. E. Harley.
Seaufort-W. J. Thomas, F. C. Chris
Ntsnsen and J. H. Jenkins.
Bsrkeley-E. J. Dennis, Octavius
Cohen and G. Fultz.
Calhoun. A. Merritt, J. c. Stab
Ter and r., c. Redmond.
Charleston County (not including
the City Of Charleston)-Lee Royal,
H. w. Conner and L. NJ. Shimel.
Charleston City (for local board No.
l)-J. P. K. Bryan, ]. N. Nathans
and II. l. Erckmann.
Charleston City (for local board No.
"a. T. Smythe, William H. Grim
bah and Paul Id. Mcmillan.
Cherokee-T. K Massey, w. S. Hall
and T. B. Butler
Chester L. Glenn, David H. Ham.
lton and J. H. Marion.
Chesterfeld-W. P. Pollock, E. R.
MsIver and L. G. Wannamaker.
Clarendon-S. Oliver O'Bryan, J. w.
Wideman and W. G. Davis.
Coueton-M. P. Howell, w. B. Cru
Der and E. L. Fishburne.
Darlington-George E. Dargan, ]. S.
McInness and L. M. Lawson.
Dillon-W. H. Muller, N. S. Har-
grove and M. c. Moore.
Dorchester-J. 4. Hires, W. S. Utsey
and J. o. Reed.
Edgefeld-J. c. Sheppard, A. s.
Tompkins aid E. H. Folk.
Fairfeld-W. D. Douglas. j. E. Nc
Donald, Jr., and H. c. Trayfor.
Florence-H. E. Davis, S. Mob. Wet
more and ]. P. MCNEIL.
Georgetown-Walter Hazard, M. W.
PyaH and James W. Wingate.
Greenville-Joseph A. Mccullough.
O. F. Haynsworth and w. G. Shrine.
Greenwood-W. H. Nicholson. c. c.
Neatherstone and c. A. Mays.
Hampton-George Warren, ]. W.
Vincent and A. Murdaugh.
Horry-S. c. Baker, Edwin ]. Sher-
wood and C. p Qaattlebaum.
Jasper-John P. Wise. H. Klush
Pardy and W. N. Hayward, Jr.
Kershaw-T. ]. Kirkland L. T. Mills
and L. A. Wittkowsky.
Lancaster-C. D. Jones, T. 7. VIII
Mans and W. P. Robinson.
Laurens-H. Y. Siupsoa, A. c. Todd
aud F. P. MCGOWAN.
Lee-Hsnry W Woodward, T. II.
Tatum and r. W. McLendoa.
Lexington-C. NJ. Efrd. T. c: CALI
son and ]. B. Wingard.
McCormick-Nominatioas to be for
warded later.
Marion-M. C. Woods, James w.
Jahnson and L. D. Lide.
Marlboro. w. LeGCand, D. D. Nc
CoM and J. K. Owen.
Newberry-George B. crsner, Geo.
S. Mower and l. H Hunt.
Oconee-R. T. JayRes. L. Herndon
aad W. J. Stribling.
Orangeburg-J. Stokes Sally, Adam
n. Moss and A. J. Hydriek.
Pickens-J. P. Carey, Jr, O. b. Res-
anson and S. B. Craig.
Rich:and-Williaa N. Shaad, Doug
las Mckay and Pierre r. LaBorde.
Saluda-NominaueAs 10 be forward
cd later.
Spartan burg-Eewara 3. Carlisle,
Zen Hill Brown and Fl. L. Bomar.
sunmer-L. D. Jennings, r. 0. Pur-
dy and Horace Hardy.
Union-W. w. Johnson, L. g. South
ard and J. A. Sawyer.
WaAiamston-J D. 0'BT1en, Leroy
Lee and John A Kehy.
York (board No. D-W. NJ. Dunlap,
w. B. Wilson and J. Harry Foster
and York County (boerS No. q Thos.
R aacneR Ieha Ns& and @. 3. Gpen-