The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-04-21
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Names of the Delegates Who Will Repre-
sent this State.

delegates who will represent South
Carolina in the Southern Baptist Con-
yention which will soon convene in
Wilmington, N. @. The delegates
are distributed into three classes, as
follows: 1. Those appointed by asso-
Citations under the provision of the
constitution which gives each district
association one representative.
Abbeville-W. E. johnson, Bam-
berg; alternate, w. L burst, Green
wood.
Aiken-E. E. Bomar, Aiken.
Beaverdam-W. w. Leathers, Tug
aloo; alternate, j. NJ. Sanders. wal
halla.
Barnwell-C. P. Erwin, Wellford;
alternate, J. D. Higgins. Williston.
Broad River-J. D. Bailey, Cow
pens; alternate, T. j. Brock, Pacolet.
Coileton-S. W. Alderman, Round;
alternate, B. II. Padgett, Walterboro.
Fairfeld-H. K. Ezell, WinDsboro;
alternate, E. A. Mcdowell, Strothers.
Florencc-R. W. Sanders, Green
vile; alternate. F. P. Covington,
Florence.
Greenville-J. B. Marsh, Piedmont; :;
alternate. w. L Richards, Greenville.
North Greenville-D. P. Montgom-
cry, Spartanburg; alternate, Il. +.
Whiiden, O'Neal.
Lexington-M. J. Kyser, Brookland.
Moriah-T. A. Dabney, Kersnaw; !;
alternate, D. A. Williams, Lancaster.
Oran 1epurg-W. G. Mccall, Or
angeburg; alternates. B. M. Fore
man, Orangeburg; R. P. Galphin, st.
Matthews.
Piedmont-L. T. Weldon, Liberty.
Reedy River-G. A. Wright, New
berry; alternate, j. D. Mahon, New
berry.
Ridge-W. E. Thayer, Ridge Spring;
alternate, w. 81. Simpson, Saluda.
Saluda-M. McGee, Honea Path
alternate, W. B. Hawkins, Anderson.
Santee-C. G. Bro wn, Sumter.
Southeast-W. P. Hollands, RHEIMS;
alternate, Fl. F. Oliver. Friendfeld.
Spartanburg-L. g. Ezell, Wood
ruff.
Twelve Mile River-J. M. Stewart,
Pickens.
Union County-L. M. Rice, Union; !;
alternate, j. H. Crosby, Carlisle.
Welsh Neck-R. w. Lide. Darling
ton; alternate, R. E. Peele, Una.
York;. E. Herring, Henrietta, N.
g., alternate, F. G. Hickson, York
vile.
Q. Those appointed by Associations
as delegates at the rate of one for each
$3.50 contributed to Home and Foreign
Missions.
Barnwell-W. D. Rice, Denmark; :;
W. D. Mcmillan, Blackville; Arthur
Buist, Blackville: Thos. p. Lide, Barn
well; VIM. Haynsworth, Denmark; !;
J. D. Huggins, Williston.
Charleston-G. T. Gresham, Tindal;
D. M. Ramsey, Charleston; G. B.
Buell., Charleston; w. j. Snider, FL
loree; A. J. White, Foreston; alter
nate, A. McA. Pittman, Lake City.
Chester-J. II. Marlborough, Black
stock; J. E. McManaway, Greers; M.
w. Gordon, Fort Lawn; or B. P. Estes,
Barksdale.
Edisto-H. L. Baggott, Wagner;
81. w. Cooper, Sally;J. A. Gunter.
Wagner.
Edgefeld-L. R. Gwaltney, Edge
field; John Lake, Batesburg; G. w.
Bussey. Parksville; j. P. Mealing,
Augusta, Ga.
vile; G. 8. Gardner, Greenville; g.
Fl. Judson, Greenville; D. w. Key,
Greenville; P. j. Vermillion, Simp.
sonville; 7. II. Posey, Greenville;
alternates, J. A. Hoyt, Greenville;
w. R. Mcmillan, Fork Shoals.
Pee Dee--Rufus Ford, Bennettsville;
F. M. Satterwhite, Blenheim; E. P.
Easterling, Tatum's Station; j. I. Al
len, Dillon; w. L. Hayes, Marion
w. A. Humphrey, Marion; delegate
at large, Joseph Allen.
Saluda-C. E. Horton, Williamson;
J. T. Singleton, Townville; w. f.
Cox, Anderson;J. J. J. Beck, Anderson
alternates, J. A. Robinson, Due West;
A. J. Sitton, Autun.
Santee-A. 7. Jamison, Camden.
Spartanburg-R. B. Monk, Spartan.
burg; D. A. Switzer, Switzer; S. T. D.
Lancaster, Pauline; W. j. Langston,
Pacolet; w. 81. Waters, Woodruff;
j. L. QUITS, Inman.
Twelve Mile River-C. L. Craig,
Stewart.
Welsh Neck. w. Perry, Harts-
vile; ]. w. Bishop. Dovesville; N. N.
Burton, McColl.
s. The following are appointed by
the Executive Board of the State Cor
vention, on the money basis, from
those whose names were presented as
likely to attend: j. H. Hudson, Ben
nettsville; J. A, Brown, Due West;
E. ]. Forester, Greenwood; +. o. S.
Curtis, Ninety Six; J. L. Shinn, Cliff
ton; w. @. Lindsay. Columbia; j. D.
Pitts, Laurens; J B. Parrot, Clinton
j. II. Boldridge. Lancaster; NJ W.
Rankin, Longshore; A. G. Wilkins,
Batesburg; J. Bolton Watson, Ander-
son; o. L. Martin, Anderson; G. M.
Billings, Packsville; D. N. Wilburn,
Gross 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 to the Convention itself for recog-
milton as delegates, in accordance with
the arrangements allowed by the COZ
stitution of the Convention.
The nopetinp of tho Fypontiuo