The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-12
NOTICE OF ENROLMENT or
VOTERS FOR DEMOCRATIC =
PRIMARY ELECTION

|, j. 5. Hunter, county cAall man
of NeWberry county, hereby give no
tice that a special primary election
will be held on August 30th, 1871,
in Newberry county for the purpose
of nominating q candidate for the
house Of representatives to I'LL the
vacancy now existing in the delega-
ton from this county and that the
books of enrolment for the respsc-
tive clubs will be opened on August
3rd, 1921, and remain open until
August 23rd, 1921, which shall be
the last day for enrolling for SAID
election. All persons who enrolled
for the regular primary election Tor
1920, are not required to enroll again,
but all persons who are quallfled TO
vote at said election in order to 90
so must enroll in the club in their
district. Each applicant for enroll
ment shall in person write his full
name upon the club roll and imme-
diately thereafter his age, occupation
and post Office address. If the appll-
cant cannot write, he or she may
make his CT her mark, which Will DE
witnessed by the secretary or Other
person having the custody Of the en-
rollment book and the secretary or the
member of the enrolment committee
shall enter the other requlrements.
ANY person who was enrolled last year
and has moved to another district may
enroll in the club in such district by
giving notice to the secretary, or;
member in charge of the roll book, as
to where he enrolled last year so that
his name. may be stricken from said
roll.
All ladies possessing the qualifica-
tions are entitled to enroll and to
vote in this election and the execu-
tive committee urges that they take
advantage of this privilege and sign
the club roll book in their respective
district.
The enrolment committees for the
various clubs are as set out be loW.
The book; will be opened at the plac-
es specified but the enrolment COM
m;ttee for q club may change the
place for the keeping of the book if
they desire to do so.
Ward Books to be kept at office
Of C. w, Douglas. Committee, j. {.
SAMPLE. c. W. Douglas, j. H. Baxter.
Ward Books to be kept at Ma
tional bank. Committee. J. B. Hun
ter. W. w. Cromer, H. W. Domniek.
Ward 3, No. Books to be kept
at the Exchange bank. Committee,
J. r. Boozer, R. L. Tarrant,. W. b.
Wallace.
Ward s, No. Books to be Kept at
Timmcrman's store. Committee, }.
NJ. K. Buzhardt, o. c. Wilson, +. u.
Stillwell.
Ward Books to be kept at The
Herald ard News office. Committee,
E. H. Aull, Jas. L. Aull, T. P. Wicker.
Ward Books to be kept at Cor
ley's barber shop. Committee, II. e.
Carter. Tom Turner. W. II. Harde-
man.
Oakland-Books to be kept at San
ders' store. Committee, left I. Gro
mer, NJ. A. Attaway, D. B. Goings:
II Helera-Rooks to be kept at Mil
ler's store. Committee, D. c. Spear
man, W. V. Blcdsoe, J. G. Miller.
Hartford-Bocks to be kept at {.
T.. Testers. Committee, c. L. Lester,
NJ. B. Eleazer, 3. ?. Hawkins.
.Iohnstonc-Books to be. kept at W.
E. Wallacc's. Committee, W. L. Wal
lace, Joe Coppock, 2. B. Banks.
Garmany-Books to be kept at 5.
3. Leitzsey's. Committee. B. B.
Leitzsey. Jno. T. Oxner, E. S. Boozer.
Mt. Bethel-Books to be kept at
Geo. S. Rutf's. Committee, Dr.. W.