Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-08-08
Tuesday, August 8, 1922.

the name was ordered festoieu.
wrote II "21 plus" on the roll orlslnaais
but in her affidavit gave her age at 20,
Tbare were several persons VINO
were Summoned to appear because
they didn't state their occupatlohST.
Eor instance. F. u. Williams OF ROCK
unI Club No. / was summoned oeiore
the comnSttee to explain why ne
hadn't stated his occupation. M :
Williams explained that he was ioi-
merlv employed as a textile wolkei' >
but had been doing nothing ior seto
eral months. His name was aiioWeu ~
remain after the word teXtile Ma'
written under the occupation coluI,ln cin..
conntv Chairman John A. Marion
road n communication from Canai-
date A. r. Hart in which the canui-
date suggested that the executive eoNi
nittee arrange for night meelihsS a.
Yorkyille, Rock Hill and Clover sinc
MANY voters are at WORK III lhe u'.'
time and therefore have no opporIurItI- TT
ty to hear the Candidates. ~. DE- L.
tion that if Candidate Hart and the
othar off;ce seekers wanted any meet
;ngs except those regularly arranged
thev should arrange their own meet
;roS Other members of the execu-
tive committee appeared to see tne
matter in the same light and the sug-
pestion was disregarded. :,
On motion of M. S. Carroll OF
Reeraheba, the committee agreed TO
have talley sheets printed lor each
precinct in the county. :. A.,
There was some division IN lhe
executiye committee over the propo-
sition TO extend the time for expiana-
tion for those voters in the county
who were improperly enrolled 1T.
/ II. Saye offered a motion that tnoSH
who had answered the notice OF lin-
proper enrolment sent them by the
executive committee either IN person
or by affidavit should be placed paSh
ON the rolls while all others should be
stricken OIL. ,,,
Erwin Carothers Of Rock Hill, was
onnosed to this, saying that the no
tice was vague and indefinite and That
n number of people could not make
tbe necessary affidavit because they
did not know in what particular they
had erred.
Executive Committeeman w. f. Nc
.Cnl of Hickory Grove, thought that
those improperly enrolled should DE
notified again.
Reamg,lard of Glover, offered an
amendment to DR.. Saye's motion al
lowing delinquents four days addi-
tional time to file affidavits with the
county chairman. III
DIR Save refused to accept the
amendment saying that the DELINQUENT
voters had already been notlneo III
accordance with the rules OF the party
and he didn't think the executive
committee should be put to the time
and expense of giving additiohai no
tice. ,,,r
walter M. Dunlap of Rock Hill,
moved to table the Saye motion and
the motion to table carried. Mr. Dun
Ian then offered a motion that all per-
sons improperly enrolled who file an
affidavit between now and Thursday
explaining the defect in their respec-
tive enrollments be restored to the
rolls by the county chairman. Dr.
Saye was the only member OF the
executive committee voting against
the Dunlap motion.
Before the committee adjourned
each executive committeeman was
given a list of those Improperly
enrolled at his precinct with instruc-
tions to have each person send the
necessary affidavit to John A: Marion
county chairman, not later than
Thursday. The next meeting of the
executive committee will be held on
Thursday, August 81, when the official
vote of the primary, August 20, Will
be counted.
The following are those improperly
enrolled at the various precincts:
Bullock's Creek-Mary NJ. Nelson
corrected her name by having 1t
written Mary Margaret Nelson.
Ebenezer-Mrs. Richard I. Fewell
must give her age and occupation be-
fore she can vote.
George B. Norwood must give the
full middle name.
Arlie NJ. Norwood must give the full
middle name.
Helen Winnifred Terrence must
make affidavit stating her occupation.
Arthur T. Thrower must explain the
middle initial.
Lesslie-El Monroe Smith must
state age, occupation and address.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris Shillinglaw
must state her occupation.
Mrs. Josephine Williams must state
her occupation.
Mrs. Edna Trotter Spencer must
state her occupation.
jamie Mae Leslie must state her
occupation. 10
dlCkOTS TS-NIONS--INODcII "SliS i'uiNS
appeared before the committee and
gave his age, occupation and post
office address which he had failed to
do.
Miss Libby Byers gives her age as
"21 plus" She must give her correct
age in an affidavit,
Mary Martha Cade was stricken
from the roll because she lives at
Williston, S. c., and not Hickory
Grove.
Augusta Mae Leech has given her
age as "21 plus" and must explain
the plus"
Matte Jane McGir states her age
as .'21 plus"
Elmer NJ. Wilkerson lust make an
affidavit stating what the M signi-
ficS.
Filbert-Weslie w. Lynn was pres
ent to explain that the second "W"
stands for William although he failed
to write it that way originally.
Santiago-James Meek McClain was
transferred from Santiago precinct TO
New Zion since he lives closer to the
latter place.
Rock Hill No. John Walter AL
wine has failed to state his age.
Mary e. Bynum must explain the
"E."
w. NJ. Collins must write his full
name,
j. J. Brown must do likewise.