The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-08-03
Donations.

Stephens church desire to acknowl-
edge their grateful thanks for
donations for their barbecue on the
4th of July, as follows:
Mrs. C. NJ. E6rd, bread and ice
cream custard: Mrs. n. F. Corley,
l gal milk, ] loaf bread; Mrs. Cattle
Caughmsn, 2 doz eggs; Mrs. Frank
Corley, peck potatoes; Mrs. E. j.
Dreher, potato salad; Mrs. Eli Corley,
2 pounds butter; Mrs. Geo. Sawyer,
8 Ioaves bread, l gal custard, and
potato salad; Mrs. j. E. Hendrix, 2
loaves bread, potato salad, gal Gus
tard; Mrs. NJ. D. Harman, 2 loaves
bread and sugar; Mrs. S. NJ. Gross,
l doz eggs; Mrs. Preston George, 2
doz eggs; Mrs. Jas. Corley, l pound
butter; W. W. Barr, one goat; H. D.
Smith, SOC; Paul P. Clark, Csc; j.
NJ. Miller, 25c.; j. Fl. Counts, 50c.;
D. u. Hare, Csc; j. E. Hendrix, 81;
S. B. Boozer, Csc; S. 0. Hammer,
Csc; DIR. J. E. Kaufman, 25c.; Eli
Corley, half bushel cucumbers; Mrs.
Sanders Wingard, 2 quarts milk, 2
dox eggs, pound butter; Mrs. Esalas
Wingard, l doz eggs, half gal milk;
Mrs. &. B. Wingard, l doz eggs;
Mrs. Sam Rawl, l doz eggs; G. NJ
Efrd, wood; Mrs. S. P. Wingard, l
gal custard; Miss Annie Daley, one
lemon jelly cake; Miss Winnie Harman,
one pound cake; S. P. George, 81;
Mrs. DR.. Leaphart, 2 quarts custard,
2 loaves bread; DR.. G. b. Leaphart,
81; Mrs. Charlton Rauch, 2 loaves
bread, jar pickles, one cake; Mrs. W.
P. Roof, jelly cake and salad; Master
Pickens Roof, ore chicken; Sammie
Roof, Csc; E. B. Roof, peck rice; Q.
E. Caughman, lOc.; W. P. Roof, l6
pounds sugar; Alfred j. Fox, Soc;
Mrs Jessie Taylor, 8 loaves bread and
onions; Mrs. Houston Wingard, cake
and bread; Mrs. M. L. Taylor, cake,
gallon custard, half gallon pickles;
Mrs. Henry Ballentine, half gallon
pickle, bole potato salad; Mrs. j. G.
Graichen, 2 chocolate cakes; Miss
Naomi Stuart, l pound cake; Mrs.
E. B. Roof, 2 loaves bread, 1 gallon
custard; Mrs. Jas E. Rawl, custard;
D. F. Efrd, 1 pig, So; Mrs. Samuel
Roof, l sheep 50; Miss Ada Roof, 2
quarts milk; Capt. D. j. Griffith, 81;
Mrs. Carrie Corley, l doz eggs, 5
quarts milk; Miss Tena Corley, half
doz eggs, 4 quarts milk; Mrs. W. H.
Meetze, 8 quarts milk, 1 doz eggs;
Mr.. r. C. Caughman, 400 pounds
ice; Mrs. Il. A Meetze, 2 loaves bread,
half peck onions, sugar Csc; Mr..
Brantly, Soc; E. j. George, pork 81
pounds; Mrs. J. e. Kaufman, l gal
custard; Mrs. w. W. Barr, beet and
cucumber pickles, l pound butter, S
loaves bread, II gal custard; Mrs.
J. G. Zenker, ! gal custard; Mrs. D.
E. Ballentine, ! gal beet pickle, ! gal
cabbage pickle; Geo. Sawyer, 3 loads
wood.
The ladies of the W. A. S. also
acknowledge the generous loan made
by Mr.. Houston Wingard of his en-
tire barbecue outfit. Also special
thanks are rendered to the White
Star Brass Band for the charming
music it discoursed upon that occa-
sion.
Particular mention is due Mrs. W.
P. Roof for her gift, handsome and
artistic banner, to the band.
All feel much indebted to Mrs. NJ.
D. Harman for her efficient manage
ment and successful termination of
the splendid barbecue. The very
gratifying sum OF $1,000 was realized
therefrom.
The W. A. S. offers special thanks
to the gentlemen Of the Lexington
Dispatch for their sincere interest in
their work by it's full and careful
notices and announcements from
time to time IN the columns OF their
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