Richland beacon., 1889-07-13
OFF4RMERS PARISH
UNION.
RAYvIrLE, La, July 9th, 1899.

This being the regular day of meeting the
oiFicrrs and delegates assembled in the hall
al one O'Clock p. IN.
Tie President callrd the meeting 10 order
and requested Bro. W. A. Rogers to act AZ
vicc-presiIent, and Bro. Henry y. Spencer
to act a. outside doorsee All the other
officers being present the meeting was opened
in due form.
Mimi IS Of last meeting read and approved.
Dce.ates presented their credentials,
whereupon it was found that Bro. VIM. l..
Cooper hal been duly elected to represent
Delhi Uninn. ard Bros W. L. Oliver, c. c.
Chcnnauit and John s Chennaul, to repre-
sent Rayvlle Union. Girari Union was
represented by Br.'s ". a. Rogers, Henry
" Spencer and f. II. Griffin. Liule Creek
Union, Bro's Z l. Talbert 4. c. Jonrs,-D..-
= Cha?mau ani J. C. PrayiJr New Hope
Union, BRO. p L. G,vin. Cold Wa,er Union.
bro. J. Boies. Midway Union no, repre-
scn,cl.
Con crnirg The de,a,t Of Bro. c. L. Herk,
from RayviIle Un'on To Little Creek Union,
the investigating committee, that had beef,
appointed, stated in Their report, thar all dii,
fercnce~ ind been an.cably adjusted and that
Bro. irrch is now member or Little Creek
Union.
Ice Executive committee, appointed FOX
tha'rrTp"sc, were requested to examine the
accounts and W Grhers ollhe Secretary. Tho
Uni N. IN the meantime, taking a recess.
The President having called the meeting to
order, the committee reported, that except a
few small errors, made hy secretaries Of sore
of the subordinate Unions, everything was
found correct and satisfactory; report received
and committee discharged.
The cash on hand was then paid over IN
Treasurer of Parish Union, who receipted
for same.
Under the head Of "New Business" Mr..
VI c. Williams sent in rcdnest dat he u,
allowed to enter and serve his notice of an.
peal, IN writing upon the Secretary, which
was done and the Secretary was ordered IN
notify the President and Secretary of Little
Creek Union of the fact and 10 reqest them 10
send IN tie charges and Testimonials in orI.r
that the case may be tried at the next regular
meeting. Oct 9TH. 1859.
The election of officers for the ensuing year
was next in order resulting rs follows.
FOR fresrien'-- ------.--. b. Cooper.
For Vice President d. S Travis
For Secretary Geo. c. Purvis.
For Treasurer. b. r. Sorey
For Lecturer .---...----. B Myrick.
For Assistant Leciurer---- VIM. r. Oliyer.
For Chaplain..--...----. D. r. Chapman.
For Inside noorkeeper--.. H. c. Vickers.
For Outside Doorkeeper.. p. L. Cwin.
For Sergeant at Arms F.. n. Griffin
The above members were requested to DO
present ut the next meeting for installation.
The following members were then duly
g ecred to serve as executive committee for
a term of one year. namely: J. l.. Boies. r. -
l.. Ialber', ". l. Cooper, W. II. Donghte
and c. e. Chonnaut
The election of delegates to represent ,his
Union in the State Union, which meets N,
Alexandria, La, on the first Tuesday in
August, 1880, was mex, in order. The dele>
gates elected were: A. Z. Cooper and Tbos.
r. Jones. AIternates: VIM. +. Oliver and
w. L. Cooper
ibe Secretary was ordered TO notify the
Secretaries of The various subordinate Unions.
in the par,>li. 10 settle M for the quarter end,
i:.g Juuc 5jjh, |, 81, and TO state The emer,
reocv
,r,
i"e treasurer "i ms Chion was ordered
the expenses Of our delegates to the State
onion' or at much thereof as was in his