The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-27
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H. Werts, secretary; G. T. Werts,
member of executive committee.
! Delegates-O. H. Troutman, Leo
Rikard.
st. Pauls-
Central
| Swilton-
Township No IL.
St. Phillips
Pomaria-G. B. Aull, president; J.
T. kinard, secretary; H w. Loml-
nick, member of executive commit
tee.
Delegates-F. F. Livingston, j: Fl.
Kinard, w. D. Hatton, ]. B. Beden-
5augh, L. A. Shealy.
Township No. IL.
Peak. C. Swygert, president; c.
| E. Stuck, secretary; W. M. Wilson,
member of executive committee.
! Delegates-W. M. Wilson, }. +.
! Mayer.
dent. L. T. Cumalander, vice presi-
dent; John Cumalander, secretary;
IL. NJ. Shealy, member OF executive
committee.
Delegates-G. H. Shealy, Lonnie
/ C. Shealy.
Number Of Delegates for Each Club.
The basis of representation in the
county convention is. the vote IN the
first primary election in 1918. Each
! club is entitled to one delegate for
25 members or majority fraction
thereof. For the information Of the
clubs we are printing the vote cast
at each club in 1918 using the vote
| in the congressional race as the basis
Of calculation. We also give the
number Of delegates to which eacn
club is entitled on the basis OF this
vote.
Ward i, 115 votes; five delegates.
Ward 2. 1876 votes, six delegates.
Ward s. No. l, 81 votes, four deie-
gates. -.
votes; five delegates.
Ward d, 116 votes; five delegates.
Ward 5, $50 votes; six delegates.
Oakland, so votes; two delegates.
Helena. 25 votes; one delegate.
Hartford, 81 votes; one delegate.
Johnstone Academy, 45 votes; two
delegates. ,,
Garnany, 36 votes; one delegate.
Mt. Bethel, 35 votes; one delegate.
Mulberry, 21 votes; one delegate.
! Mt. Pleasant, 20 votes; one defe-
gate. do,s
gate. -,
Long Lane, 40 votes; two dele
- Whitmire, 2s4 votes; nine dele
gates.
Jalapa, 65 votes; three delegates.
Kinards, q votes; one delegate.
Longshore, SO votes; three DELE
Trinity, 80 votes; one delegate.
Reederville, SO votes; one dele
gate.
Doninick, 50 votes; one delegate.
Chappells 81 votes; two delegates.
vaughnville, 40 votes; two dele
saluda No. 7, II votes; one dele
gate.
Utopia, Is votes; one delegate.
Silverstreet, Sc votes; two dele
gates.
East Riverside, IL votes; one dele
gate. ,,,
gates. ,
Liberty, As votes; two delegates.
St. Lukes, 33 votes; one delegate.
Saluda No. 9, 81 votes; one dele
gate.
O'Neall, 50 votes; three delegates.
Monticello, 40 votes; two dele
gates. ,
Little Mountain, 80 votes; four
Union, 80 votes; one delegate:
Jollv, Street, 81 votes; one dele
ST. Pauls, IA votes; one delegates.
Central, 80 votes; one delegate.
Swilton, So votes; one delegate.
Zion. 81 votes; one delegate.
St. Phillips, IS votes; three deie-
Pomaria. "A votes; three delegates.
Walton, 80 votes; one delegate,
Peak will be entitled to two dele
oates.
Cross Roads will be entitled to two
| delegates.
# the soldier vote is counted as
+ should bf It viii give the follow
inc clubs one more delegate: Car
r,Snv. Mt. Bethel, Wllitnlire--l|ee'., :,
-, ----.!t---, Jolly Street, Swll-
ton. There were sufficient mum.
her of soldier votes and members OF
these clubs. that are so near to the
requirement for another delegate,
that if this vote is accredited to
! these clubs each would have an
other delegate. We mean to give to
i each the soldier vote that would have
! voted at the clubs and which they
would have had had the soldiers been
| - honoa Garnoanv for instance lacks