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L11, >*OLBEH 80. ? # NEWBERRY, S. C? TUESDAY, >OVE3rBER 10, 1914. TWICE A WEEK, $U9 A YIUL
The Woman's
Union of,
WILL HOLD ANNUAL
rnm/rxmrou MCU/D17DDV
iuhyuiuuh iilttdliyui
LARGEST CO>VE>TION TO JIEET
1> THE STATE.
Sessions Oj>en Today?List of Delegrates
and Homes Where Entertained.
The Woman's Missionary union of
the Baptist church in South Carolina
will hold its annual convention with
the First Baptist church of Newberry
today.
There are about 500 delegates to
this convention coming from all the
Baptist churches of the State.
The 'i:ernes of t':e people o: Newberry
have been opened to these consecrated
women and they will be entertain
O/-? Kir nur niti'TQTiC fPTIPTSlllv
tUlliVU KT* VMi VAViMVi&V QVMV*
The program of the sessions hag
been printed.
A committee from the citizens has
been appointed to meet the trains and
will take the delegates to the homes
where they have been assigned.
Several owners of automobiles have
kindly offered their services and their
automobiles for this purpose.
IXJS'ERT LIST OF
Those who are to entertain the delegates
are not expected to meet the
trails. This committee will meet all
trains today ibd carry the delegates
to the homes to which they have been
assigned.
| The ladies of Che Baptist church >':ave
arranged to serve lunch or dinner to all
of the delesates Monday "and Thursday
" r
of the convention at the dining rooms
dl the C rot well hotel. They have been
busy for several days roasting turkey
and boiling ham and preparing other
good things to eat, such as the good
women of Newberry know so well how
to serve.
The following is the list of delegates
and the homes in wtich they
will be entertained:
J Mrs. H. H. Abrams, Calhoun St.?
'Miss Virginia Drummond, '.Woodruff;
Miss Ruth Drummond, Woodruff; Miss
Maude James, Greenville, R. F. D. 8;
Miss Mamie A. Barton, Pelzer.
Mrs. Jno. C. Adams, Nance St.?Mrs.
^ ^ ^A Mr4n n.orh Q ri
xa. Hi. uaics, uiccuxuc,
;Mills; Miss Carolinda Bates, Greenville;
Miss Annie Burnett, Greenwood.
(Mr. B. T. Anderson, at Newberry
hotel?Mrs. M. E. Lipscomb, Cowpens.
Prof. Ernest Anderson, Johnstone
St.?Dr. T. B. Ray, Richmond, Va.
Mr. E. H. Aull, Boundary St.?Miss
Pearl Findley, Easley; Miss Joe Freeman,
Pickens; Miss Kate Abbott, Walhalla;
(Miss Polly Wright, Belton;
\Iiss Leda Poore, Belton; Mrs. W. H.
Canada, Piedmont, R. F. D. 4; Miss
Janettp Da'ton. Piedmont. R. F. D. 4:
Miss Lennie Mitchell, Dyson; 'Mrs. L.
E. 'Carrigan, Society Hill.
t * Mrs. S. B. Aull. at M. K. Swittenberg?
iMrs. Elbert Brown, Central;
Mrs. Guy Cely, Easley.
* Mrs. P. F. Baxter, 928 Cornelia St.
?Mrs. David Burnett, iCoronaco; Mrs.
S. 0. Smitl\ C-oronaco.
(Mrs. B. L. Bishop?Miss Estelle
^Taylor, Ware 'Shoals, R. F. D. 2; Miss
Naomi Smitth* Spartanburg, R. F. D.
4; Miss Clara Spearks, Union; Mrs.
Exie Foster, Iniman.
Mr. H. H. Blease, at Newberry
hotel?Mrs. W. J. Nelson, Rock Hill.
Mrs. Henry Boozer, Main St.?Mrs.
C. W. Salter. St. Stephens; Mrs. Hoyt
Dominick, Chappell*.
Miss Bettie Bradley?Miss Hannah
Prince; Spartanburg; Mrs. E. M. Curtis
Dillon; Mrs. H. A. Willis, Dillon; Miss
Ruth Allen, Dillon.
, Mrs. C. A. Bowman?'Miss Bertie
Smith, Greer; Miss Nanette Campbell,
Belton.
| iMrs. A. T. Brown?Miss Annie RuiM,
I > Cross Hill; Mrs. G. S. George, Laurens.
L Mr. J. A. Burton, at Mrs. Stevie
Wright, Harrington }St.?Mrs. B. F.
K Ellis, Heath Springs; CNlrs. P. P. McE
Carter, Travelers Rest.
A Miss Mary L. Burton?Rev. and Mrs.
& John Lake, Mr. \V. C. Brown.
K LSliss Bess Burton?Mrs. O'Dell
Lewis, Mullins; Mrs. E. F. Wlatt,
R 'Mrs. J. N. Booth?Mrs. J. L. Davis,
Missionary
South Carolina
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j<? ATTENTION HOSTESSES! <s>
; <S>
Should any delegate whom you are
| not expecting, arrive at your ?ome,
i please receive her hospitably and
i phone the committee about it. 'Ai
| number of a anges have been made
: and it is possible that the second card
| may not have reached the delegate in
J time, but any case of this kind will be
j adjusted by phoning J. H. West, at the
! office of t:e Security Loan & Invest.
ment Co., Xo. 207," or 'Mrs. J. H. West
i at Xo. 15.
Hostesses are not expected to meet
| tl':e trains, as the committee will be
i there and the transportation commitj
tee will bring your guests to your
home.
You will not be expected to serve a
midday meal to your guests on We'd
nesday land Thursday, as lunch will be.
I served to all delegates on those days
; in the dining room of the Crotwell
j.'iotel.
The first session of the contention
| will be held at the court house, Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock, a'ddress by
Dr. B. D. Gray, secretary of the home
mission board, Atlanta, Ga.
AM ladies are cordially invited to
attend the meetings, and the evening
meetings are open to the public gen
erany.
Donalds; Mis Virginia Nelson, Donalds
(Mrs. W. W. Bullock, College St.?
Miss H. H. Wright, Greenville; Mrs
M. W. Brown, Pacolet; Mr. Louis Willis,
Taylors; Mr. George Bellew, Tayv
lors. 0
Mrs. A. J. Bowers> College St.?
Mrs. C. D. Snider, Conway; Mrs. E.
W. Masters, Anderson.
Mr. M. M. Buford, College St.?Mrs.
Carr Buford, Kinarcts. ,
'Mrs. W. H. Carwile, CaUoun St.?
Mrs. J. L. Harper, Honea Path; Miss
Fannie Harper, Honea Path.
;Mrs. C. H. Cannon, Caldwell St.?
Mrs. Frank Jovnes, Georgetown; Mrs.
Ed^'n Carpenter, Georgetown.
Mrs. J. M. Counts, College St.?Mrs.
H. J. Givens, White Hall; Mrs. P. E.
Blackmon, Kershaw; Mrs. Paul Frederick,
Anderson; Mrs. Cora Robertson,
.Laurens; Miss -Ada C. IMoss,
Blackburg; Miss Cora Ballew, Campobello.
iMiss Carolyn Cromer, Nance St.?
Miss Ruby Harper, Seneca; Miss Janotto
Ai'.Vptv Central.
iMrs. S. P. Crccwell, Main St.?Mrs.
0. J. Frier, Winnsboro; Mrs. J. E.
Bruce, Winnsboro; Mrs. M.\J. Broom,
|W$nnsboro; 'Mrs. J. B. Lyles, Denmark.
Mrs. R. T. Caldwell, Main ;St.?Mrs.
Rhett Crow, Woodruff; Mrs. Jonas
Edwards, Sw'^er.
Mrs. J. H. L % Boundary St.?Mrs.
R. F. Pinson, Amety Six; Mrs. J. A.
Osborne, Ninety Six.
Mrs. J. P. Cook, Johnstone St.?
)\Iiss Lilla Langley, Taylors; Miss
Olive Bomar, Greer.
iMrs. J. M. Davis, Drayton St.?
Miss IMinnie Smith, Gaffney; Miss Addie
Brown, Gaffney; Mrs. J. C. Stukes,
Sumter; Mrs. Corrie Robinson, Don~
1 J i"\ f - rLwAAnTTtllfl*
aius; '.vnss -vitjuct -ovsgo, vjiccuimv.
Miss Lenora Stroud, Greenville.
Mrs. J. R. Davidson, Boundary St.?
Mrs. H. iF. Jones, Chester; Mrs. W.
0. Ellis, Heath Springs; Miss Agnes
Cone, Bruson; Miss Alma Watson,
Latta.
Mrs. G. E. Dominick, College St.?
Mrs. Ed. Jones, Kershaw.
Mrs B M. Dennis. Johnstone St.?
Mrs. Delia Kitching, Kitchens Mills;
'Miss Ruth Whitlock, Kitchens Mill;
Mrs. P. ?C. Stephens, Saluda; Mrs. C.
G. Stallsworth, Phoenix.-.
Mrs. S. M. Duncan, Pope Terrace
. St.?Mrs. 0. K. Breazeale, Westminster;
Mrs. J. A. Watkins. Westminster.
Mrs. T. J. Diigby?Miss Corrie Tayj
lor, Anderson; Miss Bessie Shirley,
j Anderson.
Mrs. J. 'E. Darby, Mollohon Mill?
Mrs. Mathue, Spartanburg; Mrs. Foster,
Spartanburg.
Mrs. J. \V. Dennings, McKibben St.?
Mrs. J. E. McManaway, Greenville;
I Mrs. P. E. Lineberger, Simpsonville;
Mrs. E.'R. Cash, Gaffney.
! Mrs. J. 0. Dunston, Cornelia St.?
Mrs. H. A. Funderburk, Pageland;
Mrs. R. M. Funderburk, Pageland.
Mrs. J. J. Dean, Drayton St.?Mrs.
W. T. Burnett, Greenwood; 'Airs. J. T.
Gerdner, McBee.
Mrs. Frank Devore, Harrington
St.?Mrs. P. E. Hutto, Swansea; Mrs.
|W. H. Barksdale, Gray Court.
Mrs. W. A. Dunn, Main St.?Mrs.
Parrott, Bishopville; Mrs. M. M. Benson,
Bishopville.
Mr. Claude Dominick, at Newberry
hotel?Dr. W. T. D^rieux, Greenville.
Mr. H. H. Evans, at Mrs. J. W. M.
| Simmons, Calhoun St.?|\lrs. J. T. Litj
tlejohn, Cold Spring; Miss Hassie
Quarles, Cold Spring. /
Mrs. W. F. Ewart, Johnstone Src.?
Miss Bernice Eaves, Mullins; Miss
iMaggie Suber, Newberry; Miss Bertie
| Spires, Gaston.
iMiss Eugenia Epps, Pope St.?Mrs.
J. A. Black, Honea Pat'.:; Mrs. Leila
Cunningham, Greer; Miss Dru:. .c
Smith, Kinards.
i Mrs. L. I. Epting, Xance St.?Mrs.
R. J. Brown, Greenville; Mrs. Mary
Henry, Greenville.
Mrs. W. Y. Fair, 'College St.?
Mrs. L. W. Googe, AHendale; iVJiss
Linda ^arnes, Jennys.
.Mrs. L. W. Floyd, at Mrs.. J. W. M.
(Simmons, Calhoun St.?Mrs. Earl H.
Kearn, Greenville; Mrs. B. C. Burns,
Barksdale: Miss Pearl Hester, Liberty,
at Mrs. 0. L. Schumpert; Master
Gilbert Xabers, Abbeville. \
i 'Mrs. Nannie Fox, Harrington St.?
Mrs. George H. Burbage, Colurn'bia;
Mrs.^A. L. Snpithers, Anderson; Mrs.
( D. M. Brad* .am, Manning.
(Mrs. Mary P. Fant, Main St.?'Mrs.
J. W. Team, Ridgeway; Mrs. J. S.
Corpening, Ridgeway.
| Mrs. J. K. Gilder, Boundary St.?
Mrs. W. B. McCall, Ebenezer; Mrs. W.
1 *J. Wil-kins, Florence.
Miss Minnie Gist, Main St.?Mrs.
Ora B. Fant, Union; Miss Mattie Williams.
1 |Miss Eva Gary, Friend St.?Mrs. P.
B. Witt, Johnston; Mrs. J. A. Lott,
Johnston; Mrs. 0. C. ^Scarborough,
Summerton.
Mrs. J. R. Green, Harper St.?Mrs.
J. L. McCroery, Blanding St., Colum
Dia; Mrs.. G. D. Wray, Columbia; Mrs.
J. !S. Dwight, Wedgefield; Mrs. Russell
Ramsey, Wedgefield.
| Mrs. John C. Goggans, Main St.?
[Mrs. Walter Spearman, Silverstreet;
Mrs. P. A. Underwood, Calhoun Fall.
j {Mrs. W. L. Griffin, Caldwell St.?
Mrs. M. C. Hill, Woodruff; Miss Vivl.
\an Hill, Woodruff.
'Mrs. J. B. Gregory, Purcell St.?
Mrs. W. Y. Gregory, Lancaster; Mrs.
Minnie William?, Lancaster.
i Mrs. P. C. Gaillard, Pope St.?Miss
Hattie Shelly, Sumter.
I Mrs. 'W. H. Hunt, Calhoun St.?Miss
Louise Horton, Williamston; 'Mrs. J.
W. Crymes, Williamston; Mrs. L. K.
Sturkie, Orangeburg; Mrs. J. 0.
Gough, Columbia; Mrs. B. D. Hahn,
Greenville; Mrs. J. D. Chapman,
/Irppn villp \Ticc Tpccip TCinor Pnlnm
bia; Mrs. Jennie Brown, Columbia;/
Miss Bessie Major, Anderson; Mrs. J.
R. Fizer, Columbia; Mrs. Alvin Etheridge,
Saluda; Miss (Minne Milford,
Anderson.
> iMrs. B. A. Havird, College St.?Mrs.
M. E. Hollingsworth, Abibaville; Mrs.
W. B. Childress, Fountain Inn; Mrs.
Edna Fundertmrk and Child, PageI
InriH R F n
iMrs. I. H. Hunt, Calhoun St.?Mrs.
G. W. Gardner, Greenwood; Mrs. S.
F. Reeder, Westminster; Miss Ethel
Simmons, Laurens.
j Mrs. J. B. Hunter, Main St.?IMiss
Ethel Harrill, Chester; Miss Bertha
Stalhn,. Chester.
Mrs. Frank R. Hunter, Caldwell
St.?Mrs. R. C. Hoyt, Main St., Columbia;
Mrs. Joel T. Rice, Belton.
Mrs. W. A. Hill, Nance St.?Miss
Bertie Dill, Taylors; Miss Jennie Tate,
Taylors.
Mrs. John C. Hipp?IMrs. J. R. McKittrick.
Dyson.
Mrs. J. J. Hitt, Nance St.?Miss Anna
Greene, Greer; Mrs. W. A. (Moore,
Cowpens.
Mrs. 0. McR. Holmes, Walnut St.?
Mr? .T A Rie-hv. Snartanbursr: Miss
'Ola Bush, Spartanburg.
iMrs. W. G. Houseal, Caldwell St.?
Mrs. .W. L. Anderson, Belton; ;Mrs.
Lena Gambrell, Belton; Mrs. DeWitt
Masters, Belton.
Mrs. Holman, Purcell St.?Mrs. R.
It. Zinker, Pelion; Mrs. Joe Belcher,
Spartanburg.
Mrs. J. B. OW. Holloway, Johnstone
, St.?Miss Bessie Klapman, New
jBrookland; Mrs. M. J. Kreps, New
Brookland.
Mrs. T. W. Hutchinson, Cline St.?
IMiss Stella Cook, Central; Miss Ida
/
Cook, Central; Miss Lucile Moore, I
Lanl.ord Station; Miss Lacy Jackson,
Dillon.
Mrs. P. B. Hutchinson, South St.?
Mrs. T. M. Mills,' Prosperity; Miss
Lola Lowman, Prosperity.
Mrs. W. H. Hardeman, Drayton St.
?Mrs. J. L. Bishop, Whitney.
Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Drayton St.- fMrs.
R. N. Hendley, Union; Miss Sullivan,
Union.
~VTt-o /lonrcfl Tr>b r> ctnri & Pnl 1 Ap-p CJf
'AUI O- UV/Ui \>V/..V0V ? -
?Mrs. W. S. Cook, Charleston;' Mrsi
Coleman, Charleston; IMrs. Minnie
Mil' ord, Ab.be ell e.
Mrs. P. D. Johnson, Boundary St.?
Mrs. E. M. Lightfoot, Clinton; Miss
Bera Bailey, Clinton.
"Mr .T W Johnson, at Mrs. Sallie !
Dunbar, Harrington St.?'Mrs. Edna j
Funderburk, Pageland.
(Mrs. E. P. Jones, Caldwell St.?Mrs. j
E. J. Smith, Greenwood; Mrs. T. S. !
(Wilbur, Charleston; Miss Martha Sul- j
| linger, Hendersonville, N. C.; Mrs. T. j
j M. Galphin, Seneca; Mrs. I. W. Wingo, j
. Tigerville. I
! Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Johnstone St. !
'?Mrs. Fannie Tompkins, Edgefield; J
Mrs. Mamie N. Tillman, Edgefield; !
| Mrs. P H^s"s, Greenville; Mrs Rufus I
Ford, Marion.
i Miss Joe L. Jones, Johnstone St.?
Mrs. H. H. Arnold, Woodruff.
, Mr. J. Y. Jones, 717 O'-Xeall St.?
| Miss Ruth Pinson, Rock Hill; Miss
; I.aura Settle, Inman.
/
i .Mrs. John W. Kibler?Miss Alma
Werts, Epworth; Mrs. *R. H. Price,
Townville.
j Mrs. J. M. Kibler, Main St.?Mrs. S.
G. Mayfield. Denmark.
n *- ? ?r tt j a.li j. ~s it
i ;virs. j .lvi. Jtvinara, vainoun -ai.?ivirs.
Victor Gaffney, Gaffney; Mrs. B. Fritz
Lanford, Woodruff; Mrs. H. M. Fallaw,
Westminster; Mrs. A. J. Foster,
Columbia; Mrs. L. H. McAte^j, Columbia;
Mrs. F. S. Richardson; Miss
, Suezette Cooper, Ninety Six; Y. M. C:
A. delegate from Anderson College.
! lMrs. J. L. Kertt, Johnstone St.?Mrs.
at tjr . HT u T
iu. ra. uuiuiiiiuia, jh o. xx. x,
Horton, Columbia; Miss Carrie Sondley,
Greenwood.
! Mrs. A. J. S. Langford, Boundary
St.?Mrs. Milton Rhodes, Estill; Mrs.
E. H. Peeples, Allendale; Mrs. George
Harmon, Prosperity; Mrs. R. H. Ethe-**
ridge, Saluda; Miss Cornelia Elliott,
i Ware Shoals. i
! Mrs. C. F. Lathan, Boundary St.?
|Mrs. A. 0. Allison, Spartanburg; Mrs.
Hoyt's assistant, Columbia; Mrs. J. ,
0. Duncan, Spartanburg.
! :Mrs. E. H. Leslie, Friend St.?Mrs.
!a. g. Quattlebaum, Winn&boro; Miss
Rebecca Quattlebaum, Leesville; Miss ^
Sarah Mae Quattlebaum, Leesville. ^
! IMrs. R. Y. Leavell, at Newberry ^
hotel?iMiss Emma Dowell, Rock Hill;
Mrs. g. E. Smith, Rock Hill.
j Mr. R. Y. Leavell, at Mrs. John C. ,
Adams?'Mrs. S. J. Graham, Leesville;
Mrs. R. W. Gillespie, Central. j
! iMrs. R. E. Leavell, Harrington at.? .
Miss Mary Williams.
| Mrs. D. A. Langford, Boundary St.? 1
Mrs. J. C. Mace, Marion.
; Mrs. J. T. Mayes, Main St.?Miss '.
Alartha Watson, Johnstton; Miss Pau- j'
1 line Lewis, Johnston.
! Mrs. C. B. Martin, Harrington St.- - i
Mrs. R. B. Monk, Campobello; Mrs. i
D. H. Owings, Campobello.
iMr. George S. Mower, Boundary St. ,
1l,-~ T CwnvtM UorriC T r A V M T* C I
?-U.Vi.rS. O. opduil xiauio, 11UJ , .U1U. ;
C. G. Barr, Georgetown.
i iMr. John B. Mayes, at Newberry
|hotel?iMiss Emmie Douglas, Colum-,J
ibia; Miss Alice (Fielding, Columbia. |
IDr. 0. B. Mayr>r, at Newberry hotel 1
?{Mrs. Walter Cox. Switzer.
iMrs. J. A. Meldau, College St.?Mrs.
S. S. Frew, Rock Hill; Miss Margaret "
Frew, Rock Hill; Mrs. B. A. Scruggs,
Rock Hill.
Mrs. B. C. Matthews, Main St.? ;
Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Dolvesville; Mrs. E.
E. Kirven, Dovesville; Mrs. 0. A. Tay- 1
1? '">r? 1\/[y+& n P Qnorhnr.
IOT, I.VJUVjUI IIIlL- A. j iTll O. v/ v. k/vui wui
oug% Summerton; Miss Chloe Nicholson,
Ridge Springs; Mrs. W. T. Sate, '
Batesburg; Mrs. I. lEidwards, Bates- '
burg; Mrs. W. S. 'Cook, Charleston;
Mrs. M. E. Matthews, Spartanburg.
iMrs. S. C. Morris, Cornelia St.?
Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Pelzer; Miss Mattie
Hall, Piedmont.
iMr. W. A. McSwain, Xance St.?
14
Miss Lula Pelgrim, Woodruff; Miss.1
Ruth Howie, Abbeville.
Mrs. G. E. McCary, O'Neall St.?!
Mrs. J. 0. Butler, Epworth; Mrs. H. W.
Croker, Spartanburg; Miss Leatha >
Walker, Spartanburg; Mrs. P. B. Witt,
Johnston.
iMrs. .J N. MeCaughrin, Cal!':oun St. 1
?{Mrs. C. E. Watson, Greenville; Mrs.
J. E. Brunson, Sumter; Mrs. Beattie
i %
COTTON CON(
MEET IN A
President Wade Stackhouse
cuss Planting of Small Gr
Contracts to the Acr
/
To the Editor off The State: 1
I call on the cotton congress in
every county in South Carolina to
meet at the court house at 11 o'clock
Saturday, November 14, to discuss two
subjects. First: The planting of small j
grains, and second: adjusting ti':e rent
contract to the acreage reduction law.
I request that the demonstration
agent of each county, the merchants,
Krt ? lr r\ r\ Vvit i v? rv.r? r, yv? ti*? 11 TV? A r?4
imiiivcio aiiu u uoi'iicoo men win meet
with t':e farmers and will devise ways
and means of providing seed to, plant
cats, wheat, rye and rape. It is now
seed time, and while our merchants
and bankers feel discouraged over
poor collections, it will be short-sighted
policy for them' to fail to provide
ample se'ed to plant one-third of the i
cultivated land in South Carolina in j
small grains. Some of our people |
seem to .ear there will be no demand
nor sale for small grain next summer.
I belie, e this fear is groundless
and trat any surplus oats, wheat
and rye Will find ready sale at high
prices. The future May oats market,
quoted yesterday in Chicago at
cents per bushel, would indicate that j
oats in South Carolina should bring '
A. 1? ^ A1 ?uL _ iv . i
uiai price p:us LU ine &trd.- j
board. Ship loads of wheat have re- i
cent'y sold at $1.23' per bushel. !
We can put our oats and wheat on
the market at least 60 days before tf:e
Western farmer can deliever his. I
sugest htat the county president of
eich county congress select two or .
more speakers to discuss the best '
met'od of preparing the land and
seeding to small grains: Oats should
Rowland, Green', ille.
Mrs. James Mcintosh, at Mrs. J..M.
W. Simmons?Miss Mary G. A'iams,
Darlington; Miss Sue Wilson, Society
Hill.
Mrs. T. N. Parks, CSldwell St.?Mrs.
Horace Ballenger, Spartanburg; Mrs.
M. L. Hart, Spartanburg; Mrs. E. D. j
Foster, Fair Forest; Miss Laura Little,
Fair Forest; Miss Lillie Rogers,
Moore.
Mrs. H. L. Parr, iMain St.?Mrs. T.
0. Setzler, Swansea; Mrs. s. i
Goo>dale, Camden; Mrs. Will Howard1,1
VVhitmire; Mrs. A. P. Hurt, Whitmire; I
Miss Eloise Brown, Cross Hill.
iMrs. W. E. Pelham, Jr., Harring-'
ton St.?iMrs. J. Frank Gaines, Columbia;
Miss Sallie Hutchinson, Co- i
lumbia.
Mrs. W. G. Peterson, Cline St.?Mrs.
J. H. E. Mil'r.ous, Blackville; Mrs. J.
F. Caudle, "nion.
Mrs. T. C. Pool, Harrington St.?
Mrs. R. C. Shane, Columbia;, Mrs. E.
G. Quattlebaum, Columbia; Mrs. C.
E. Bailey, Columbia; Mrs. J. H. Edwards,
Brunson; Miss Aliene Shane,
rr crc f!r?llim
Columbia; miss ausie kjvi
bia.
Mrs. C. J. Purcell, at 'Mrs. John C.
Adams, Nance St.?Mrs. C. J. Burriss,
Piedmont; Mrs. W. B. WencV, Piedmont.
iMiss Fannie Ramage, Main St.?Mrs.
Edward Hawes, Jr., Orangeburg; Mrs.
W. D. Griffin, Easley.
T nr ?iMiss Ada Cox,
(Mrs. j . TT ? avv/VM>/ , _
Moore; Miss Laura Rodgers, Moore.
/Mrs. W. R. Reid, Nance St.?'Miss
A-dele Harmon, Lykesland; Miss Lorena
McKinncn, Lykesland; Mrs. Nelle
E. Small, Heath Springs; Miss Florence
Thomasson, Connie Maxwell Orp
anage, Greenwood.
iMrs. G. L. Robinson, Cline St.?Miss
.Vora Simpson, Fountain Inn; Miss
Ethel Rodgers, Fountain Inn; Mrs. J.
W. Lanford, Lanford Statior * Miss
xr' ?* TToclpv
WlgcUlgiun, ^uU.Vrf.
(Mrs. J. C. Sample, College St.?Mrs.-,
Vinelle W. Moon, Greenville; Mrs. F. {
Z\ James, Greer.
Mrs. P. E. Scott, College Si.?Mrs.
3. E. Burts, Columbia; Mrs. W. 0. J
Whitescarver, Columbia.
Mrs. 0. L. Schumpert, Main St.?
Mrs. R. A. Hester, Liberty; Mrs. J. V/.
Stansell, Pickens.
Mrs. C. C. Schumpert, Main St.?
Miss Bessie Vaughn, Taylors; 'Miss!
Emma Wilbur, Union.
fMrs. R. L. Schumpert, Harper St.?
3RESS WILL
iLL COUNTIES
Summons Members to Dis-ains
and Adjusting Rent
eage Reduction Law,
have been planted, but even now, if
immediate preparation is made, tfaey
may make a good yield.
I hope all persons now renting for
cotton or cash rest -sv ill change their
rent contract providing that one-third ,
rent can be paid in oats ,wheat, corn
or hay. I suggest valuing a part of
b':e cotton rent at 10 cents per pound.
and in place of it to take oats at 50
cents per bushel or corn at $1 per
bushel, both delievered in bags at the
railroad station - r*r hav at tv&*.
J -w y-v wu
in bales delievered at the station. This^
will guarantee tenants a fair price
for grain and hay, and will relieve
their fears of not being able to handle
grain and hay crops. This change in
rent contract I feel may reduce the
South Carolina crop next year 200,000
bales. Bear in mind that fully 5,000,000
bales of cotton now made will
have to be carried in the South until
September, 191o, and tj'i-at the value of
every bale carried over^will be leSSan,^
V.. V. -? " -
^iicu uy tjverj acre 01 cotton planted.
If you plan to carry over any cotton,
use your best efforts to get at
least one-third of the cultivated land
in South Carolina planted in small
grains.
I request county papers to publish
this call, and urge a large attendance
at the meetings next Saturday. I hope
every editor of the county papers in
the State will editorially and other
wise urge the planting of small -grain
immediately. ?
Wade~Stacfefcouse,
President.
South Carolina Division Southern Cotton
Congress.
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Mrs. Otelia Lovell, McColl; Mrs. M.
L. Edwards, McColl.
Mrs. J. W. 51. Simmons,?Miss
Paneuma Barton, Tigerville; Mrs.
Walker H. Powell, Columbia.
Dr. EL J. Stokes, at Mrs. J. M. W. \
Simmons, Miss Callie Johnson, North.
iMrs. T. W. SmitJ'% Boundary St.?
Miss Josephine Winn, Chester; Mrs..
W. H. Newbold', Chester.
Mrs. E. C. Sonnenberg, at Mrs. J.
M. Counts, College St.?Mrs. A. E.
Smoak, Cardova; Mrs. C. W. i.Vfack,
Cardova.
Mrs. C. B. Spinks, 1405 Friend St.?
Mrs. W. B. Childress, Foumtain Inn.
Mrs. M. L. Spearman, College St.? /
Miss Bernice Allgood, Liberty; Miss .
Ruth Easterling, McCa?l.
Mrs. J. H. Summer, Main St.?Miss
WarHlmx* "Roltnn \frc fl TXT
Bussey, Greenwood.
(Mrs. R. C. Sligh, Pope St.?Mrs. A,
E. Payne, Travelers Rest; Miss Vera
Baldwin, Travelers Rest.
Mrs. E. Hugh Summer, Main St.?
Mrs. H. K. Ezell, Cross Anchor; Mrs.
L. E. Yarborough, Cross Anchor.
(Mrs. C. B. Spinks, Friend St.?Mrs.
C. B. McCown, Anderson; Miss Raj?
Morters, Anderson.
IMrs. ?. W. Summer, Caldwell St.?
Mrs. P. H. CuLbreath, Chappells; Mrs.
J. M. Webb, Saluda.
Mrs. C. E. Summer, at Mrs. John C.
Adams, Nance St.?Mrs. J. E. Wakefield,
Jr., Piedmont.
Mrs. G. B. Summer?-Miss Josie Williams,
Brunson; Miss Adrine Lo^dholt>
Jennys.
Mrs. W. K. Swittenberg, College Sit.
?(Mrs. C. S. James, Greenville; Miss
Lou Tindal, Greenville.
Mrs. W. J. Swittenberg, Harrington
St.?Mrs. W. H. Horton, Spartanburg;
Miss Lena Horton, Spartanburg.
Mrs. Coke Smith, Friend St.?Mrs.
J. Tom Bolt, Anderson; Miss Caro
Shirley, Anderson.
iMrs. A. C. Welch, Harrington St.?
Mrs. J. D. Bowen, Kinard; Mrs. G.
T. As/bill, CJ-appells.
Mrs. C. D. Weeks, Harrington St.?
Miss Maude White, Chester; Mrs. J.
W. Nichols, Abbeville; Miss Lois Erwin,
Landrum.
Mrs. W. 0. Wilson, College St.?
Mrs. J. A. Anderson. Central; Miss
Arbella Blackmon, Heath Springs;
Mrs. B. B. Allen, Anderson; Miss Tibbie
Carroll, MjcCall.
Mrs. D. M. Ward, Harrington St.?
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