The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-14
Tho Club Meetings,
plCKENS

PlCKENS.
The club was called to order by w. B.
Allgood, retiring president. There were
~ members present. The roll was called
new members we're enrolled.
hr. Allgood read the call and declared
The club ready for business. Mr.. J. Tyre
LSoper nominated Hon. W. ~. Bowen for
temporary chairman. julius j.. Boggs
nominated w. b. Allgood. The secretary
put tile vote by a division of the club,
which resulted, 80 for Bowen and 20 for
Ailgood. Dir. j. X. Kirkscy was re-clcct-
ed secretary. On melton, the temporary
organization was made permanent.
Capt: ). A. Griffin nominated j. i.
Bosgs for first vicc-president, seconded by
Rev w. b. Singleton. J. II. Looper nom
division Of the house, so for Boggs and
IS for Cureton.
The chair announced that the next thing
in order was the election of delegates to
the convention. II. &. Robinson turned
quickly and looked on brother l.. r. Dur.
ham, who arose and promptly lead out the
following names:
j. A. Griffin, J.T. Looper, w. r. Griffin,
Q. II. Hutchins, II. g. Robinson, w. r.
Bowen, ). w. Major, O. p. Field, l.. ID.
Stephens, j. II. Harris and j. ID. Curcton.
VI, e.
cclvcd precisely The same number of votes,
lhelr names were not written on a slate,
put on an ordinary piece of writing paper;
they were elected all the same.
Inc motions were all made by brother
j.; Tyre Loopcr and brother j. d. Curcton.
The club was harmonious throughout.
There was not a single speech or argu-
ment except few appropriate remarks by
capt. 9rliltn in nominating his candidate
Tor the first vice. presidency. There was
no resolution or any instructions to dele
Satcs. NO altcrnatcs were chosen TO the
convention Everything but calling the
roll and enrolling a few new members,
seems to have been attended to before the
club convened. 1t was the largest meeting
the club had ever had.
The following committees were, on mo-
ton, appointed by the chair:
On registration-T. g. Robinson, J. A.
Griffin and q. w. Dorr.
Executive Committec--J. D. Curcton, j.
L. Loopcr and l.. II. Durham.
1t is hardly necessary TO add that w. B.
of our politics, and w. r. Bowon the Till
man side.
EAsLEY CLUB.
This club was called to order by the
President Laban Nauldin. There was a
large crowd present. Laban Mauldin was
elected President over VIM. McNlahan, by
vote of 100 to 43. The following dele
gates were elected to the county conven-
ton:
VIM. Ellis, jeff Arnold, w. A. Hamil-
ton, Bob Nlattison, w. II. Bryant, Laban
Mauldn, M. p. Rogers, Henry Aral, john
n. Wyatt, .. Il. Martin, J. II. Miller, B.
II: Williams, John Hit, NJ. f. Jamison,
W. w. Orr, a. w, Fogcr. w. d. Garri
son; Mun King, John A: Higgins.
The Executive Committeeman from Eas
ley is G. II. Martin. The Club Executive
Commiltce is NJ. p. Rogers, +. S. Griffin,
McElroy Jamison, The committc on reg
istra!ion is w. a. Hamilton, VIM. Ellis. i.
II. Williams, Bing Sheriff, JAS. IL. Garri-
son, Henry Arial
Ihe meeting Of this club was Larmoni-
Gus and Iillman throughout.
President-W. n. O'Den.
Scclctary-J. l.. Boggs.
Executive Committcc-Thos. Parkins, S.
ID. Stewart and j. +. Hendricks
Committee on Rcgisiration-J v. Grif-
fin, Il. ii. Moore and e. b. Richardson.
Delegates to County Conventional. p.
Richardson, j. c. C. Parsons, Larkin
Hughes, Tillman Smith and j. V. Grilin.