The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-04

The acts OF the last IeSlSIaIule nav
not yet been printed. A committee
was appointed to wait On the mem
bers from Newberry and find out II
they could give the information as &c
the law. On motion of K. II. Aull the
chairman was authorized to secure a
certified copy of the act and to pay
for the same out of funds in the
hands of the committee.
E. H. Aull moved that the county
campaign be abolished inasmuch as
the government had put ban on bar
!tbecues and in order to conserve in
every way he thought it good idea
not to have county campaign. The
chairman ruled the motion out of Or
der as the rules made it compulsory
to appoint a county campaign.
;! J. B. Derrick then moved that q
committee be appointed to arrange ali
itinerary and that all the meetings be
in the afternoon at 2:30 so as to save
Itime and conserve food also. The mo-
ton prevailed and the chairman ap-
Ipointed J. B. Derrick, W. C. Brown
and T. C.. Sample.
The committee met Immediately af-
ter the adjournment of the committee
and will recommend the following
schedule of meetings to the committee
at its next meeting for adoption and
it is published so that if the dates
should conflict with any other meet
ings an adjustment may be made:
Keitt's Grove, Thursday, August /.
Mt. Pleasant, Monday, August 5.
Young's Grove, Tuesday, August C.
i Longshore, Wednesday, August 7.
Silverstreet, Friday, August 9.
Oakland Mill, Friday, August 6.
$50 p m.
Pomaria, Tuesday, August 13.
Chappells, Wednesday, August IA.
Whitmire, Saturday, August II.
y Newberry court house, Tuesday,
! August 20.
i Mollohon Mill, Tuesday, August
20, $3.50 p. m.
( Jolly Street. Wednesday, August 21,
Little Mountain, Friday, August %.
Willowbrook Park, Saturday, August
"a, $50 p. m.
/, The committee adjourned subject
to the call of the chairman.
Dr.. J. S. Wheeler committeeman from
Prosperity called attention to the fact
| that there were some who came sew
eral miles to join the club at Pros
perity who we're much nearer to
ONeall and he wanted to know what
was to be done about enrolling these.
The law says that the membership
must be in the nearest club by the
most practical route of travel. On
motion of T. B. Hunter the matter
of the enrolment of those who voted
at Prosperity and were nearer to
ONeall was left to the committeeman
| from Prosperity and O'Neall and If
they could not adjust the matter it
was to be referred to the county COM
mittee.
Th committee to wait on the dele.
cation is composed Of A. L. Aull, G..
P. Boulware and o. S. Goree.
! County Chairman Blease on motion
was made a member ex oficie OF all
committees.
The committee to wait on the dele
statement that the enrolment COM
mittees will keep in touch with his Of
flee so that they may be informed
as soon as the enrolment books ar
rive as it is very important that these
books be opened as soon as possible.
|. The places at which the books Of
lregistration may be found will he an
nounced at the time the announcement
is made that the books have been sent
| out.
| Cheerful Words From One of the
Soldier Boys.
! We were shown letter received
few days ago by Mrs. D. "A. Livingston
from her son Duane, who is now on
the other side of the Atlantic ocean