The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1892-04-13
CLUB MEETINGS.

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The Democratic clubs in this
county met on the 9th as ordered by
the County Executive Committee,
and below we give a summary of
their proceedings.
cHiNoUEpIN NO. l
Elected r B Barr, President; A J
Boatwright, Secty.s who were also
elected delegates to the County Con-
vention. Alternates J G Able and
? P Hutto. Member Elk. Committee
G NJ Adams. The delegates were
un-instructed.
cH1NoUEPIN NO. 2
Reorganized at Batesburg with 50
members and elected DR. E +
Strother, President, B L Dominick
V. President, and J G Etheredge,
Secretary and Treasurer. DR. A A
Mccain and J 7 Sawyer delegates to
the convention. No resolutions and
meeting harmonious.
BOILING SPRINGS NO. 2
Met at Red Bank and elected D P
Burnett, President, J P L Wilson,
V. President; G T Taylor, Secretary;
r V CAN'T, Member Executive Com
mittee; A E Vineyard, Wilson
and John Oswalt delegates to the
convention. Alternates: F NJ Jones,
John Seay and G T Taylor.
LEw1EDALE CLUB
Reorganized with IS members, and
elected R L Keisler, President; " T
Jumper, V. President; J F Leap
heart, Secretary; ] W Craps, Treas;
DIR D NJ Crosson, Member Elk. CON-;
R L Keisler, P 81 Craps and S "
Price delegates to convention. S "
Price, J E Price and S E Taylor
Committee on registration; W T
Craps, R F Davis and G B Avery,
Elk. Com. of club. After the organ
izeation DR. Crosson made a most in
teresting address.
LEXINGTON
Reorganized and elected Capt. P H
Caughman, President; John J Taylor,
V. President; NJ D Harman, Secty.;
John M Caughnan, Treasurer; DIR.
G E Leaphsrt, Member Elk. Com;
W Barre, J NJ Caughman, M D
Hartman, G J Vineyard and E J
Matthias, committee On registration;
G NJ Efrd, E J George and Geo. E
Roberts, Elk. Com. of club. J F
Kyzer, J Taylor, J E R Kyzer, J
NJ Caughman, D F Efrd, H "
Kleckley, Z Hammer, G NJ Efrd,
E j George and Thos. II C~aughman,
delegates to the convention. Alter
mates: L L Lown, L G Barre, w @
NJ BesAs G E Roberts, 6 J Wing
Drafts, R W shuftT, Gas 2
West
Caughman. Maj. 81 A Meetze, D N
Drafts and R " shull committee on
resolutions in memory of members
who have recently died.
Two hundred and thirty-nine
members enrolled.
The following resolution offered by
G. NJ. Efrd, Esq, provoked sharp
discussion but was adopted almost
unanimously.
Resolved That this club endorse
the political position of DR.. J ".
Stokes, and would be pleased to vote
for him to represent this District in
Congress.
sALUDA
Reorganized and elected G A Der
rick, President; G r Shealy, Vice
President; S F Shealy Secretary; j
Derrick, Treasurer; ] B Shealy, 6
R Shealy and J H Hitler, committee
on registration. H H Dreher, c "
Smith and B B Hitler, Elk. Corn. o:
club. FW Derrick, J B Hitler anc
S L Smith, enrolment committee
J II Hitler, Member Elk. Com. 4 A
Derrick, J Fl Hitler and B B Hitler
delegates to convention. Alternat es
] B Shelly, DR. B R Wyse and S I
Smith. Eighty-four members en-
rolled.
HOLLOW CREEK CLUB.
In accordance with the call Of the
retiring President, ", B. Seay, this
club met in Boylston Academy Apri
9th, at 8 p. M, and recognized by
electing L. 4. Sease, President; G
II. Rawl, Vice President; S. S. Lind
Ter, Secretary, and c. H. Livingston
Treasurer.
On motion the President appointed
the following COMMITTEES:
On Registration-P. I. Rawl, Ros
ton Price and l.. J. Langford.
Executive Committed. T. Barr
W. B. Seay and W. B. Taylor.
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