The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-04-21
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
Namss of ,ne Delegates who Will Repre-
sgnt This State.

veuu0n which "IlI soon convene II
Wilmington, n. G. The delegates
sre distributed into three classes, as
follows: l. Those appointed by asso-
Citations under the provision of the
constitution which gives each district
association one representative.
Ab5eville-W E johnson, BAN
berg; alternate, w. L burst. Green
wood.
Aiken-E. E. Bomar. Aiken.
Beaverdam-N. W. Leathers, Tug
slco; alternate, J. II. Sanders Wal
halla.
Barnvell-C. P. Erwin. WellfoYd;
alternate, J. D Higgins. Williston.
Bread River. D. Blilev. Cow
pens; alternate, T. J. Brock, Pacolet.
Colleton-S. W Ackermsu. Round;
aI,errate, B H. Padeett, Walterboro.
FairfelG-H. X. Ezell, Winrs5oro;
alternate, Z. A. Mcdowell, Strothers.
FloreDcc-R. " Sanders, Green
vile; alternate, +. ?. CoViGgton,
| Florence
Greenville-J. B. Marsh, Piedmont;
alternate W L Richards, Greenville
North GreepviIle-D. P. Montgcm-
cry, Spartan burg; alternate, R. I.
Whilden, O'Neal.
LexiDgton-M. J. kyser, Brookland.
Moriah-T. A Dabney, kershaw;
alternate, D. a Williams, Lancaster.
Oran. .eourg-W. G. Mccall, Or
angeharg; alternates. B. NJ. Fore
man, Orangebarg; R. P. Galphin, St.
Matthews.
Pjedmont-L 7. Weldon, Liberty.
Reedy Ri7er-G. a. Wright, New
berry; alternate, ]. D. Mahon, New
berry.
Ridge-w. E. Thayer, Ridgespring:
alternate, W. H. Simpson. Saluda.
Saiuda-M. McGee, Honea Path ::
alternate, W. B. Hawkins, Anderson.
Santee &C. G. Brown, Sumter.
Southeast-W. P. Hollands, Raems;
alternate, II. T. Oliver. Friepdfeld
Spsrranourg-L. G. Ezell, Wood
ruff.
Twelve Mile River-J. NJ. Stewart,
Pickens.
Union Couuty-L N. Rice, Urion;
alternate, J. II. Crosby, Carlisle.
Welsh Neck-R. W. Lide. Darling
ton; alternate, R. Z. Psele, Una.
York;. Z. Herring. Henrietta, n.
O., alternate, +. G. Eickson, York
vile.
2. Those appointed by Associations
as delegates at the rate of one for each
$3.50 Contribute to Home and Foreign
Missions.
Bsrnwell-W. D. Rice, Denmark; ;
W D. Mcmillan, Blackville: Arthur
Buist, Blackville: Thos. P. Lide, Barn
well; VIM. Hayusworth, Denmark:
j. D. Higgins, Williston.
Charieston-G. 7. Gresham, Tiodal;
D. NJ. Ramsey, Charleston; G. B.
Buell., Charleston; w J. Snider, FL
loree; a. ]. White, Foreston; alter
nate, a. McA. Pittman, Lake City.
Chester-J. H. Marlborough, Black
stock; ]. E. McNanaway, Greers; II.
". Gordon, Fort Lawn; or B P. Estes,
Barksdale.
Edisto-H. L. Baggott, WAGNER;
3. W. Cooper, Saljy;J. a. Gunter,
Wagner.
Edgefeld-L. R Gwaltney, Edge
field; John Lake, Batesburg; G.. W.
Bussey. Psrksville; J. P. Mealing,
Augusta, Ga.
Greenville-M. NJ. Riley, Green
vile; c. S. Gardner, Greenv;lle, G.
II. Judson, Greenville; D. w Key,
] Greenville; P. j. VermiIlion, Simp
sonville; T. Il. Posey, Greenville;
alternates, J. a. Hoyt, Greenville;
W. r. Mcmillan, Fork Shoals.
Pee Dee-Rufus Ford, Bsnnettsville;
f. NJ. Satterwhite, Blenheim; E ?.
EaSterling, Tatun's Station; j. L Al
len, Dillon; W. L. Hayes, Marion;
w. a. Humphrey, Marion; delegate
al large, Joseph Allen.
Saluda-C. E. Horton, Williamson;
J. :. Singleton, Townville; W. +.
Cox, Anderson; J. J. Beck, Anderson;
aIternates, J. a. Robinson, Due West;
a. J. Sitton, Autun.
Santee-A. 7. Jamison, Camden.
Spartanburg-R. B. Monk, Spartan
burg; D. 4. Switzsr, Switzer; S. I. D.
Lancaster, Pauline; W. j. Langston,
Pacolet; W. Il. Waters, Woodruff;
J. L. Outs, Inman.
Twelve Mile River-C. Z. Craig,
Stewart.
Welsh Neck-J. ". Perry, Harts-
vile; j. w. Bishop. DovesviIle; \. \.
Burton, McColI.
3. The following are appointed By
the Executive Board Of the State Con-
ve2:ion, on the money basis, from
those whose names were presented as
likely to attend: J. Il. Hudson, Ben
nettsville; J. A, Brown, Due West;
Z. j. Forester, Greenwood; Z. 0. S
Curtis, Ninety Six; j. L. Snjnn, Gilt
ton; ". G. Lindsay, Columbia; J. D.
Pitts, Laurens; J B. Parrott, Clinton;
]. II. Boldridge. Lancaster; NJ W.
Rankin, Longstore; 4. @. Wilkins,
Bates5urg; J. Belton Watson, Ander-
SOD; 0. L. Martin, Anderson; c. N.
Billings, Packs7ilIe; D. \. Wilburn.
Cross Keys.
The Executive Board have not felt
authorized to make changes or addi.
tions in any case where an association
made its appointments. Those there
fore from such associations, who ap
piled to the Board for appointment,
are respectfully referred to the execu-
tive committees Of their associations,
or 10 the Convention itself for recog-
nition as delegates, IN accordance WITH
the arrangements allowed by the coz |
stitution of the Convention.
The meeting Of the Executive !
Board was held, as previously an.
nounced, On the 9th instant, and the |;
list herewith given was thea prepared. |
Any change II it must be made by the !
delegates present at Wilmington. a
number OF applications for appoint
ment came in after the Board had adj !
journed. The Board vas embarrassed |
by the act that a number OF associa- |
tlons appointed greater number OF
delegates than they were entitled to. |
Any brother in the above LIST OF |
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