The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-03
Ladies' Memorial Association.
Extracts from By-laaCs.


Ladies' Memorial Association.
Extracts from By-laacs.
I. Any lady may become an active mem
ber of this Association by giving her name
to the Secretary and paying into the Treas
ury the sum of 25 cents. Such mem bers
pledge themselves to attend all meetings of
| the Association and help with any work
undertaken.
II. ANY active member who is absent
| from meeting without valid excuse, shall
| be fined ten cents.
| III. Any lady or gentleman may become
an honorary or associate member by en-
rolling name and paying into the Treasury
| the sum Of 80 cents. Such members are
| not required to attend all meetings, except
at the call of the President, but will bs ex-
pected to help with wo'k when called
upon,
shall be held on the aftarnoon of the first
| Tuesday In each month In Hotel Chiquo!a
p,riors.
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ARTICLE III. The President shall appoint
| an Advisory Committee OF gentleman. who
| will be expected to assist with their advice
concerning carrying out the object of the
| Association This committee shall consist
of not less than five, or moro than 20 gen.
| tlemen.
Advisory Comn,itte No. 1-SurUivors:
DR.. w. Fl Nardin, Col. NJ P. Tribble, Col.
Jos. ". Brown, Major P. K. McCully, Col.
J b Patrick. Mr.. ! W. Poore Of Belton,
Mnjar B. F. Wilmer, Mr.. G F Tolly,
Mr.. F. Clinkscales, Mfr. D. H. Russell,
Mr. ". A FAINT, Mr. J. L. Mauldin.
This committee Is requested to bring
before the Survivors at their Annual Rs
| union the suljact Of our Confederate
Memorial; to solicit their CO operation in
| the work to assist our Executive Commit
tee in organizing Working COMMITTEES
throughout the County, and to meet with
the Ladies' Association when called % do
80 for con ference and advice
Committee No 2: Mr.. 7. F. Hill, Mr.
R 8 Ligon. Mr.. J j. Fretwell, Mr.. Ger.
e Princs. Mr W. F. Cox, Mr.. J. D. Max
well, DR.. g. NJ Orr, Gen. NJ. L Bonham,
Mr.. Jas. M Sullivan, Mr.. s. D Brownlee,
Mr.. W r Hubbard, Mr. A. Lesser, Mr..
r R. Todd.
This com nlittse il asked to aid In the fol.
lowing ways.
To give all necessary help in planning
and conducting any public meetings that
| may be held.
To meet with the Ladies' Association t
on early date for special con ference, to as
siat in devising some plan to Interest TIE
merchants aud business men of our city in
| the Confederate Monument.
To influence those in authority to build
| the prop 1sel new Curt Fl u'e elsewhere
| aud allow u tn erect this monument ON
the spot now occupied by the old Court
House
It ia the enrnest wish Of the President
| that the Corner Stone Of this mo Ia mcnt
be laid on Decoration Day, 1896.
The gentlemen named in those two cDn'
mittces are requested to notify either the
President or Secretary at once hether
they will assist in the way indicated.
MRS. J. M. PATRICK,
Secretary Ladies' Memorial Association.
Lowndesville Items
Mr.. A. V. Barnes, of this place, who
travels for T. r. MaGhan d Co., of Char,
lesion, S. c., started out with his fall
samples on 9th of June.
Miss Amy Dean, an accomplished and
charming young lady from Dean, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. a. V. Barnes, at
this writing
Mr.. J. M, Baker, after quite au exten-
sive vacation, left on the 25th with his
family for Washington, D. c., where he
will resume his work as Assistant Libra
rian.
Mr.. Chas. Manly Horton, who has
been in school at Young Harris, Ga,
reached home on the 25th ult. Mr.. Hor-
ton was sent as a delegate to Bible
Study Convention at Knoxville, Tenn.,
by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of the Young Harris College, conse-
quently he did not get home as soon as
our other young men who have been
| otfop6ipr fha csna inatitutiOn
Mr.. L. P. Smith, quite successful ex-
cursiopist, was in our little town on the
Goth. working up his excursion to Ashe-
Vile, N. c., which runs from Anderson,
S. c., on July 9th.
Messrs. Henry Moore and Will Wilson
arrived here short while before noon
on the Goth ult., with the County convicts.
They are working on the Presley Creek
bridge and ford, on the Harper's Ferry
read.
Captain John Lyon, County Super
visor, came up from our County seat on
26th inst, bringing with him another
prisoner, which he placed under Messrs.
Moore Il Wilson's charge. He stayed
over until Thursday, whom be let out tie
contract for building the bridge over
Rocky River at Young's Mil, Mr.. John
Brown receiving the contract for $500.
Mr.. Will Swift, of Elberton, Ga, &C.
companied by his beautiful cousin, Miss
Carrie Williams, arrived in town on the
2Gth ult Miss Carrie is the guest of
Mrs. r. Baker this week.
Mr.. b. Berry Allen and wife left for
Anderson on last Friday to visit relatives
for awhile.
MIR. It. J. Baskin and Miss Annie
Clinkscales, left for Abbeville and Leba-
non for few days stay on the 9th ult.
Miss Ida Bowman is visiting in Abbe-
Vile at this writing.
Mr.. Joe Black is the guest Of Mr.. j. T.
Wilson this week.
There was darky pic mic at Mission
Church, some four or five miles from
Abbeville, S. G. Some Of the darkies of
this community were in attendance, and
on their return home storm of thunder
and lightning came up and they stopped
in Mr.. Newton Taylor's lot out Of the
storm, and while they were unhitching
the mules from the wagon one OF The
mules was killed by lightning. Tie
mule belonged to Mr.. D. l.. Barnes.
Prof. J. G. Harper left for Anderson on
last Sunday afternoon to attend the
teachers convention of Anderson County.
Prof. J. w. w. Daniels, who has charge
of the Ridge school, after spending a
months vacation at his home In Laurens
County, returned on last Sunday after
noon to resume his duties as teacher.
We hope not to let such long space of
time elapse between this writing and our
next as we have between our last and
this one.
Invitations are out for party at Mr..
w. l.. Bowman's for next Friday even
ing, All who have received invites