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Sot to Cotombia to
Ik Stole Convention
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Warned at
■W. W.. Smoak. u
Dr. H. A. WH1U s«
J. P. AaMIsoo Sf
W. S, Manrta (2
H. R. Padgett. 4t
C. D. May 47
K. C. HMbek , .44
P. M. Murray ..«»
4 C. Padgett 4#
D. U 9mtth t9
D. B. Peurtfoy., .. .. 21
H. W. Black, Jr *2
•• Moore. • 24
J* D. Ackerman... 2S
Green Pond—C. W,
HeadersoBTille—O.
Home Pen—Joe.
Hudaon'e Mill—J.
T " 'keon boro—Not
Lodge—a J. Oom.
iunpie Cane-rpJ. O. Jadeee, Sr.
Peeplee—Jno. Kiekltgkter.
Petite Wet orgn Bleed.
Rice Pgtei C. L. Polk .
.. Adman.
f. W. Carter.
O. Bridge.'
w,
Sakleve—J. K.
Tlgere Creek B. ■.
Walterkero.—B. L. PlrtOmme.
Wkite Hall—A. J. Baa den *
Wlrgjn#—J. M. Hagdae.
WdUaaee—J. W. CamgkeM.
WeWe Creek—L. U. BeigMr,
W. If.
J. m
-W. A. StrteklMd. J. w.
Mltey, J. C. Good via. B. R^PM~
Colletoa—Iry RedJak, Mt
leh.
Belle—Not orgaalaed.
Doctors Creek—t. B.
A. n. caaeeereaa. M. W.
a W. Breland
and Jao. Ik
will be only tve
Dr. W. B
Dtoeer.
eandMntee u tke ftret prlmnvp eras
•4 for Glover and 49 fer Udimmaa
Hefcb fatereet la betag akoara la
tka resale of tbla eecoad' primary
nnd it Is expected that a fall rote
wttl be foiled.
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BR. WARD TO LBC1VHB.
U Ward, afco te kaad of
the Rockefeller fenatloa lor thm
Stete oa Imprertag baaltb coadt-
Heaa wtll deliver a tree lectare at
tke High School niUtarlma
day evealtvg of this week. Dr.
Ward la a lectarer of no mean abS-
Uy rad will deliver a mast helpful
aad tnotrocttvo addreoa Ho erlU
nee the lea ten to Olaotrato km
leeture. ekieh vfll ho free aad on
fopulot Ums. M te hoped that n
lerge eadleeee wfll he preeeat to
hear this aidrpae. The hear fer
the hegtonlng Of this lecture arin
he let# o'doek.
Injaret la
A
terbore
reeetred ta Wal-
OolamMm Hay C.—Rectal: Por-
tpdlva delagitei. rapreaeatiag the
< Social leto la elghtoea
of the Ttetr. atteaded the
State coaveattoa, vbmk kai
a.
ObroUfta ah it
of tho party seat O. P.
of Oklahoma, tata tho
At a ranlt
rtd enar tkh
Rh ta Mi
the whole fltafo aat
itahae.
JiMSWmm ^
hi tkh.Mmt that
of fUTtheriag their
aad termlag a state 00-^1
*'PT,
ot hto kwR had tho
m Mm WK
jm.
Mt hO
tho
tha
HeadcreoBTllle R. O W Hmaa^ l? 1 * Mies Maggie Harley had
RobertsoD, L. W. Ihley, L.
The first seven were declared
"S^S c t2ST «*
“***!'“ J ™* t«MS H. It PuI(Mt Utd W. 8. Mtf
eel rfttr !rf ,rln * ’ reealwd In thf election
tteeltftlfTn of ofTlccrs wen of Ur Padgett over hfiu Marvin
rMW** followlag ^ere by a vote 0 j |j ^
‘ 0.1JI1 tw-n was gifen authority to fill
■"j ‘yC
and
HiHiU. foaaty chairman
ttM oaateet same In the
.of fi State executive corn-
fear aamee
Jet. M.
W. Smoak. W. B. Gn>r
ha M. Peurtfoy. Mcasrs.
aad Peurtfoy withdrew, -and
the other
this wee the
MT. Moorer by a vote
tT._
tinatioes for dele*
any vsesney which migTit occur.
| To Try to Regs la Rcpreecatative.
A motion was made by Mr. Moor-^
er to have the chair sfr>oInt a com-
i. to!* tf thr*>e to take up the mat-
.t'^ of trying to regain ftolletc-n’s
third representative which she
1. it when St. Pauls was ceded to
t*hi»rk.cton county. ^
Mr. Moorer stated that! the
rpnresentstlon in the lower house
of tha legislature wrn based on the
censu# report and that St. Pauls
was a p'.rt of Colleton at the time
of the 1910 eer«jus.
D. L. °mjth seconded Mr. Moor-
07*8 motiin aad toid of the fight
he made in the legislature to pre
vent this Iraqi being done, and how
the fight was lout by a very small
vote. Col. J. W. Hill also told of
hM efforts to kc/re the measure de
feated.
•. The following committee was asm
sd by Chatman Howell:
J. M. Mom. Col. J. O. Padgett.
-<ad Hon. W. B. Onrber .
New Cl ah Formed.
The organisation of a new vot-
ng precinct at White Hall was
sported to the convention end ac
cepted by a' formal vete. The cffi
rs of Cbie club r.-e R. D. Robia-
sots president; P. L. Bootle, riee-
president; 8. A. Marvin, Jr., Sec-
'^♦ary. It has a membership of
St.
Ctrtbe Not Represented.
No delegates were present from
Petits, Jackson boro, or Bells. Noth-
•ng was beard from Jveksoaboro,
bat It was reported thrt no meet
ing was held at Bells.
Nothing Dor*' to Highway Gum-
mtMton.
Tltie resolution adopted by the
S 4 dney< club at its meeting on the
97th Inst, to bring before the eon- J
vent ion the matter of trying to
place the office of chairman of the
Green Pond—J. H. Chaplin, R. W-
Hagttas, C. W. Drawiy. s yL'
. Horse Pen—U H. Wmm %%.
Bench. Joe. Lcngdnle, W. C. BlQaf.
Cottageville—J. W. Hill. mT-H.
DdRaat, T. M. Reeves, R. R. Bmith,,-
Hodeon’s Mill—J. M. imi»P Ti '"
J. Crosby, J. D. Hpdsqn, T, 4
I^Rlce Patch,—C. P. Font,..
SUwath. A. 1. .Renta, G. T.
B^C. Polk, H. H. Bent
Peeples—Jao. KfckRgkthn Steph
Craven, B. B. Easter Ha
Jacksaaboro—No delegatee.
Lotfife—H. K. ttrtehirad. 0. W.
Branson, B. G. Thempeoe, R. R.
Miley, W. W. Cone.
\S Petite— Not ofgntdsed. ‘
. ^Msple Cane—J. F. Addison, J. A.
Willis, W. M- Jaquee, A. M. Addi
son. J. O. Jaquee, Sr., P. B. Acker-
maa, J. t\ Jaques, Jr. Dr. B. G.
Will s. M. H. Hlott.
Ruffin—R. D. Carter, I). M. Car
ter and E. F. Smith.
Sidney'—J. L. Robertson, T. R.
Risher, E. O. Gs.'riis, Jos. Brldxe.
Smoaks—J. B. Smith, P. J. Berry
L. 1. hadRcit, A. P. Smith, S. P.
J. Garris, Jr., B. L. Jknes, I. A.
8»ii''», D. E. Smoak,
Ritter—A. C. Saunders, J. P.
Thomas.
Solders—\V. C. Brant. G. C. Bre
land, J. B. Kl:>ard, J. K. Geislnger,
J. M. Ktn&rd, J. B. Hudson. J. A.
Hudson.
Tiger Creek—B. C. Beach. T. J.
Beach, J. D. Crosby.
Wigging—J. M. Huggins.
Blhlh hC
declare
sehreo well pjenasi vtith the
salts and etnle that ta
Meta ar4 yeatlea
Hah wfU
an hcttfp
her _ __
here te rUR nrinttraa. Mlee Hartey
was a neseagif ee the Cealhdeeehe
vetera nnpertal from Tmna to Ka-
eeo, Ga. This train was wreehed
o as trees!* soar Itottieeharg. Kim
In which the angtne and several of
the car* were derailed aad tarn-
^.ataortf - _ — ‘ gi ~ a
• M.rsparted ha hava had a leg hrah-
,*4 the was tahan I* tha haapttal
tha
accident la order to raadew any aa-
•lataroe peaMhls to their Maker.
Mia* Harley has Sees in Tanas fer
4aH* a while, haviBg gone there
for her health rad was on her
way back to Walter boro for a
moatb’s visit go hot mother, Mrs. J.
T. Beach.
Later—A telegram was received
this morning from the attending
physteter* at the hdnpttgl at Hat-
Ueeburg, Miss, dated May «. The
telegram reads: "Fractured leg and
cellar boh*>, scalp wound. Serious
though not neceMsrily alarming.”
j!
to the Hate
■siegimm pern
a. vaearwine mi
Of He 8M
WWiWm %mWWW I
ad to the
a Mrttton,
Ocoeoar J, 0. tddto>1
tha
CeauRreller General—J. F. Fink,
LesavUle. J
fa eevaral of tha
In whleb. aa n tolm
Wsiucboro—E. L. Flsbbnrne. M.
P, Howell, C. D. May, J. M- Moorer,
H. R. Padgett, W. W. Smoak; D. B.
Paartflcy, J. T. Beech, D. C. L.
Hlers B. G. Hyrne, J. O. Pad
gett, J. E. Peprlfov. W. B. Oruber.
D. L. Smith, W. 8. Mdraln, H. D.
Pr«1gett, Geo. Fender, J. J. Pad
gett, H. W. Black, Jr, Isham Dop-
son.
Williams—Dr. C. E. Kinsey, J. T.
O’Qui*. J. w. Campbell.
Wolfe Creek—L. H. Zeigler. A. H.
Herndon, E. R. Ryan, Paul Hem-
den.
White Hall—F. Guess, 8. A. Mar*
rfn.
Memorial'at
The annual memorial exercises
were held at Bedona church on last
Thursday. The meet In a wee presid
ed over by Rev. J. M. Crater*.
Devotional exercise* were con
ducted by Rev. B. L. Adams. Then
an address was mMe by Rev. J. R.
Pmhderbnrk. Rev. F. O. 8. Curtis
was the. third speaker. Rev. ft. > F.
Halford the fouKh and Dr. H. W
Black, Sr. the fifth. After the
sypcBlng, a eollection wad takea ap
dor these who live in isolated for
eign (rads. Afterwords n bountt-
ftl dlMUr was served bn the
Mhfcdn. A large crowd wee pree
eat and the enetrtsa* were enjoy
ed by every oat
m
State Treasurer—J. W. 8. Flgter, ekeetid, i
Spartanburg. | majority are Jeaee
Sapertnuadent ef Agrtcoltnre—C. minority frem the
W. Thompson, Reeveeetlle. tot l|rhlni>d eoanty IS Jcnee
Railroad Commissioner—W. R. gate* awra Minted I* the "
Chart**. Pelser. I vention, and one Bleeae
PreMdeatial Electors — G. A. I Geo. R. Remhert, tha Me
Green, Spartanburg; I. M. Moody, lender In the logfeifttor*
Greenville; J. C. Reborn, Greenwood} Governor Blears will be a enndi*
E. W Pick Piedmont; J F Creigh-. date for 4«
too. Columbia; C. M. Newman, Sooth CarolfM to tho BnKMMMO
Charleston; John C. Gibb*. George-;convention aad It la now a qnea-
towo; F. K. Knight. Gaaton; D. lion whether he or Lowndr* J.
H. McLaurin, Jefferson. {Browning win win that eooteet »
There le -roibfhg, na nn eutcemo
TO meet at Mirie»m!itfHvewii.i.w of the sonay cotnveatlon, to direct
to meet ATmaummmmYutM , . whgk the aettan cf thp
Ttiird Asmaal (kmHesveme to Moefe «»»▼•»**<>« Mil ha th nasaak
went Week. * to epdoreemeat of DecioefatH ea*>
The third naanal conference of 1^* the preMdeacy. bnt tho
the BuTidwr school workers of the ^otnrne aa their dnoe, rather keCM
Chrrieeton district will be held next to fadlcaU thnt the f^te will not
week at Allendale aad at Hendereoo* y**.?. ^** fr
vllle. The dates for Hendersonville
meeting are tha ISth, Idtk aad
Mrs. Sidney Weeeoat, of Char-
—too, tormertp of Walterboro, who
was vimtlng relatives at Bhrhardt,, B*”**
died thee* aaddenly Tuesday. Her
wtft ha hreaght to Walton
this rfletneua aad the funeral
held Rt the Episcopal chute
at A o'rteck condagted by Rev. Hea
ths A
TOWN
* « *
TIVE COMMITPKH
ry •Caather*. te tike iheence of
after which the latermeat
will take place at 14 v* Oak cams
tery. MSee Weeeoat was a sister
ef Mias Mamie Rise. ¥<
B. & OTHcere to Meat.
Mia*, Flshbarne, eoanty field
« .. ^ . rrfcer. fa eery much gratified at
Democratic Club was held c4 the{ tfcg praapeete fer an •ntheslastle
The meetldg of the Executive Co f
mlttee of the Walterboro Municipal |
17th. Ah latereetlng program has
been arrroged for taeee meetings at
which a number of well-known Sun
day school workers will bo present,
taking part la the enerclses. Mies
Ida M. Flshharae, Jan. B. Peurtfoy
aad W. W. Smoak, of Walterboro,
have please U> this program. Tha
people of Headersouvilla are pre^
to eaterthia the vIMtlng I
from over tho district aad
a good time Is promised those
Baltimore. Gw HOP peCat*
has heea a stroag effort, prior to
tho eoaatr aoaveatleae, to taaara ah
instraMed 4
HJiaop cmc
"t
AGAINST GEO. LMGARE.
Chaeidarahle Interest Is shown to
the first eoagraseloaal district ov
er tho aanoancement that H. Leon
Lunacy wOl ho n candidate for
congress from the first eoagreertocal
district opposing Hon. Geo. 8. Le- j «. w# 1fho
Me Ito Ctoy
m m
follh ef
Jaater Mela tough* with a
to arnfoMM to
evea more heaetlfal thaa It to aew*
These ihihs foHto aito to he eoa*
grttalated eh this forwerd atop.
| A great deal af latereat to betas
taker* to ttoe plane prMpeeed by tod
toaghe.
Oa Friday afternoon, tho Junior
Civic ‘League of
at tha
to ho MO-
ton which was annexed to Charles- r °* B *** *
council chamber last Wednesday era meetlag of the county and town- J®" rapvoadt aad we, therefore, agaee
nlng. for the purpose of daelsrtn* ehfo offleera df th* Sunday school STeSof CharteTtoa l^Beep foem Utterfog her Mreeto
♦k/™* ^ iMWtotton- A* groat many have •** «d aa tar aa teettblo. to ptweat
Wedroeday.
at heea made beford the
was called to order to
a sent lawn t for having n ,
Veoeamtttee. but this
little favor and the noml-
ere made from the floor,
far * time that nearly the
itiaa would he nymlaat-
» eform of noml-
H was foaad that
Of
Dr. B. O.
. Id aaeaea Thor* were I
tton which . highway commission in the primary,
was nc*' brought ry Effort**^ were
made to <fy to'work up support
for thin measure, but it met wltk
little encouragement, and nothing
was said on thn floor of the con
vention to Its favor.
For NnUesMl Ortetcat*.
C<rf. J. O. Padgett le contemplat-
tM, umuo t. to »»—JL."!!? J2? i",
eat. This wfll he a very important !**»“»* Mr
BMStla
the result of th* eleettor* held
April '30th, to epfect nominee* for
mayor and alderman of the town
of Walterboro. In the abeence of
chr4naan t Dr. L. M. Stokes, D. L.
Smith anted, R..L. Fraser, J. M. jtera.
Moorer, C. A. Graves of the Commit j —
tee were preset*. After- canvassing **a Dreea ■ ■. _ .,_™. . _ . _ ^ „
vote, the following were d*clr.red The todies of the Bplsenpal chore f 1 *®?? *° X ?* * r * dK of th# **ltow-
nominee* of the party of alderman r | will present "A Drees RehoraaP*. i ! *« hi *® • c * 001 *
lag. aad aayom latoraeted In ^J * *““
.ay school week wfll be cordial- mn * “ *
WeleSmed,
especially the
Night.
The followlag amounts have been
received by Treasurer Joped and
Ing making the rac* for d*^—»M to D B Black, R LD Fraser, M C Fish-jg Merer play by local talent at tha Heodi
eehool
Monday
the National convention in Baltimore >«rne G. a. Graves, B. P. Knight, {mgh eehool audltorinm
from the eo:*jree*ional district. 1 aBd**P. J. Loess. loreafhg of next wet
This district is composed of the i There will he n second race for .Haig, of Charleston,
cJntte* Of (Wilton. Do.cheeter, msyov between the taMmbeot. DratrS^dral nt tton nd entuntlon
vlll* $195.99
Lodge*. d59.99
Mrs. A. R. <Woltorbore.. $59.90.
llvtag
other* from doing tho earn#, la
j order that our tow* may he as clean
aa she to beautiful aad aa par* as
The following oftleera were elec
ted
President—Isabel Smith.
Tfoe pveMient—DeWittef Jacoba.
Secretory—Mas Jacobs.
Theeenrer—J. J. Padgett.
Tho foliowleg committees were
appointed:
~ Cfemmittee or* Caastltotion—Bn-
Mo Tracy. Julia Howell, Leila da
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