The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-12-12
ADVISORY BOARDS APPOINTED.
COUNTY UNITS WILL. ASSIST
REGISTRANTS.
QuestiOnnaries Will be Mailed to
Draft Eligibles Next Week for Five
Glass Plan"


yesterday named boards in the va
rious counties of the State to assist on |
the governments plan to procure
maximum efficiency by thorough class
lhcation Of all men available for SER
vice under the selective draft. The
boards will act in an advisory capac-
ity to assist the flow of confused
registrants, many of whom will nat
urally be puzzled over the hundreds
or questions to be answered. 1t has
been urged also that ali clergymen
lend their efforts. The questionnaires
are to be mailed out December Is.
THOSE recommended to Proovst Mar
shall General Crowder for this duty
were:
Abbeville-WiiIiam P. Greene, Da-
vid II. Hill and r. 8. Owens.
Aiken. B. Salley, p. F. Hender-
son and Haddon Johnson.
Anderson-T. Frank Hopkins. Leon
L. Rice and Thomas Allen
Bamberg-J. A. Wyman. Thomas
Carter and Henry Anderson.
Barnwell-G. II. Bates, r. w. BouI-
ware and j. F.. Harley
Beaufort-W j. Thomas F.. G.
Christensen and ]. H. Jenkins.
Berkeley-E. j. Dennis, Octavius
Cohen and G. Fulz.
Calhoun. A. Merritt, j. c. Stabler
ard ]. c. Redmond.
Charleston county (not including
the city of Charleston)--Lee Royal,
II. w. Connor and l.. NJ shimel
!, Charleston city (for local board
No. D-J. p. X. Bryan, ]. n. Nathans
and III. l.. Erckmann.
Charleston city (for local board
No. ga. II. Smythe, William H.
Grimball and Paul M. Mcmillan.
Cherokee-T. K. Massey, w. S. Hall
and T. B. Butler.
Chester. L. Glenn, David H.
Hamilton and j. II. Marion.
Chesterfield-w P. Pollock, r..
McIver and L. c. Wannamaker.
Clarendon-S. Oliver O'Bryan. J..
". Wideman and w. c. Davis.
Colleton-M. p. Howell, w. B.
Gruber and e. l.. Fishburne.
Darington-George f. Dargan, J..
, S. McInnes and l.. NJ. Lawson.
Dillon-W. H. Muller, N. s. Har-
grove and NJ. c. Moore
Dorchester. A. Hires, w. s. Ut
sey and j. o. Reed.
Edgefield-J. c. Sheppard, A. s..
Tompkins and E. II. Folk.
Fairfield--W. D. Douglas. J. E. Nc
Donald, Jr.. and II. c. Traylor.
Florence-H. E. Davis, S. McB
Wetmore and j. p McNeill.
eorgetown--Walter Hazard. M.
w. Pyatt and James w. Wingate.
Greenville-Joseph A. Mccullough,
c. F.. Haynsworth and W. G. Shrine.
Greenwood-W. II. Nicholson, c. c.
Featherstone and G. A. Mays.
Hampton-George Warren, j. w.
Vincent and A. Murdaugh
Horry-s. c. Baker, Edwin J. sher-
wood and c. P. Quattlebaum.
Jasper-John P. Wise, H. Klugh
Purdy and w. n. Hayward, Jr
Kershaw-T. j. Kirkland L. T.
Mills and l.. A. Wittkowsky.
Lancaster-C. d. Jones, T. Y. Will
liams and w. p. Robinson.
Laurens-H Y. Simpson. A. c.
Todd and +. p. MCGOWAN.
Lee-Henry w. Woodward, T. H. !
Tatum and r. w. McLendon.
Lexington-C. NJ. Efrd T. c. CALI
son and J. B. Wingard.
/ cCormick-Nomination to be for |
warded later.
! Marion--M. c. Woods, James w. /
Johnson and l.. d. Lide.
Marlboro. w. LeGrand d. ID.
McColl and J. K. Owen.
Newberry--George b. Cromer
George S. Mower and I. H. Hunt.
Oconee-R. T. Jaynes. e. l.. Hern-
don and W. J. Stribling.
Orangeburg-J. Stokes Salley. Ad-
am III. Moss and a. j. Hydrick.
Pickens-J. p. Carey, Jr., c. E.
Robinson and S. B. Craig.
Standardization n. Shand.
Douglas Mckay and Pierre F. La
Porde.
Saluda-Nominations to he for
warded later
Spartanpurg Howard b. Carlisle.
ben Hill Brown and II. l.. Bomar.
Sumter-L D. Jennings, II. O.
Purdy and Horace Hardy. 4
Union-W. w. Johnson. l. G. ,
Southard and ]. A. Sawyer
williamsburg. ID. O'Brien. Leroy (,