The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-28

Division Motto-"our Fallen Heroes: The Manner of Their Death Was the Browning Glory ot Their lives. -Jef- ferson Davis.
 The application for membership In a chapter has been sent the Presfuent ot the Division. with request TOT ner certificate. This error in applying to the proper authorities for certincates may arise in other chapters. hence in- formation o.nthis point may be appro- priate. Sectiong2 cf Article III Of the Constitution of Alabama Diyision: '.Every applicant for membership must beaendorsed By at least one member of the U. D. C.. and her application papers shall then be submitted to the Cnedential Committte of the local chapter. and if said committee ap- proves such application the applicant, after payment of the initiation Tee, shall be enrolled as a member of the local chapter of the U. D. C."
 When these applications have been duly reported by the Credential Com mfttee of the local chapter and prop eriy filed with the register of that chapter "a certificate list Of the ap- proved members must be sent by the Recording Secretary of the chapter to the registrar of the division. Miss Mary Clayton Eufaula, according to section of Article III of the bylaws. The President of the chapter shall then uerld to Mrs. John P. Hickman. Sl Chamber of Commerce building, Nash ViIle, Tenn. the Corresponding Secre- tory of the United Daughters Of the Cohfederacy, for the certificates or membership, enclosing 10 cents Tor each. according to Article VII! or the Enited Daughters of the Confederacy Constitution.
 A strict observance of these rules ana regulations will bring every chap ketl to a high standard of organization. in the report from the Tuscumbia chapter in The Advertiser of the l4th Inst. there was a typographical error. In amount of contributions to the Ala bafna room of the Richmond Museum. The contribution was $1, the amount pledged by each chapter at Eutaula.
 Lees Surrender, April 26, 1861.
 Auburn Ala.-we were essentially rhurch- going people during the war. 1t was a great solace to us. The Methodist Church was filled one Sab bath. the congregation composed mainly of women and old men. Every man who could shoulder | gun was "at the front" Rev. Mark BssAndrews was preaching. In the midst Of the sermon man stIuue auickly up the aisle. entered the pulpit and whispered something in the minis ter's ear. A great terror fell upon us ali. for we knew that he was the bearer of evil tidingss Mir Andrews uttered the word Lee has drrendered .s, Every face gathered paleness. ad we all sat for few moments as If we had been tufned into stone. linen sobs and walls broke forth. With some. the an- Euish was heartrending. We gradual ly made our ~S%asn- out of tlFe building. groups gathering on the steps. wailing that all was lost. Ess t F, At length slowly and hopelessly. we scattered to our several homes. there with heavy. hearts to lift again the furden of life. and faces astbest we might the problem of the future. with its stranre, untried conditions. it's pain and hsartaehes, Ali lost. save honor" fS.si Mary J. Kennedy.
 Report of Troy Chapter.
 The Tfow hapter highly appreciates the kind offer of The Advertisers col umns for the publication of the U. D. c. matters of interest. Since the con- vention a Eufaula little has transpired to report but our summer outing A~1 S~ I.Y -.f