The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-19
CLUBS :'..L||.. MAY
JOIN HANDS, !. ]
Manchester Democrats Hope to
Get Together in One Big Il
Organization.
CLUB G.. j NO. HAS IA, MEETING 4! |';
Joe Johnston Camp 1;lects Dele.
gates to the Grand Camp
Meeting.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dspatcfl
~ F vi No, 1902 Hull Street Ria
| There will lbe anotller effort nude TO-
consolidate the two campaign clubs. II
thie effort falls t1lro..gii tie proposition
Will be made to disband both clubs and
form one big organization. x
Tho storm last night cut down tie at
tendance at the meeting OF the c'smpaig r3.
Club No. 2.
# There was less than n score OF mem
bfrs present. although the membership
Is 1e5. forty five OF them having Joined
since tile last meeting
,When President Rudd called the meet
Ing to order Secretary Pulliam read the
following from Judge Parker, in tcsponse
to a letter written by Alderman Rudd:
81. n osomount, Esop,Is. n. Y, Aug. u
MIR. J !. j Rlidd .gs s. 5 II B3 "a
."Dear sir,-l desire To thank You foe
your Kind letter o { August It'll f'leass i
convey TO your rganizatlon my assur-S
So. TON PARKER
Applause followed tho reading OF Tie n
letter, and then the question OF per-
5manent name for the club arose.
$9 After some argument INDUCED In by
5A1essrs Page, robinson, Patrnni. Fer.
fgisOn. Smith and & Pettit, IL was decided
to name the club the Central Parker
Davis Lamb Club s5t l sSt3
Then u committee was appointed To-
await on Club No. and 10 I'd ggest
that that club d!sband. and II that be Il
agreed upon Club TO- 9 IS also to dis
band. fsi5 iss III ;4sy 81
Club No j + meets at Toney's Hail to-
morrow night The fate OF the two clubs FL
will he known after that meeting
Delegates to Lynchburg.
Joe Johnston Camp. c.. IS. met last
Mig and elected three delegatcs to- lie
Grand Camp meeting at Lynclburg in
September. The delegates are Mcssrs.Ss
IL. 81 Robinson. Il. w. Cridlin ana e. II
Il Howle 5 AZ, 5s5sssj
s$i dge Gregg was present. 81 He told
about the annual picnic and barb cue to H
be given al Chesterfield Courthouse orr
Scptemb Der Is by w ooldrIdge Camp. and 4
said that MI members of Joe Johnston 81
Camp would be heartily welcomed iii 81
tho picnic. IA; b. 4. 83ss
This campiIs now In i floursljns son- 4
ditton. The membership 81 large and Sis
Inc old heroes SIT around II the campfire
every meeting night and tell tales Of #
warfare. s5$S es;sGl9
Secret Societies.
!. Hestia conclaye Of Hept asophs met
night. Several candidates were Initiated
and rel reshments were served. Oh 3 "a
s. SOU hsldc .ent OF mi cca bees Will meet
to-night. State Commander c. W. NJ or III
riss !fH1il make an address,. sSsf
IS New South conncll9o f Juniors viii meet W
Tonight In important session. ss5
Personals and Briefs. v
Master Herman j ores. son OF Mr. j. u.
Zones. of1 Norfolk. Il s visiting Master Il,
era yson Rudd. son OF Alderman j. q. NJ
Rudd .3,ts
1 Mr. w. Dobbins Is busy receiving
congra ttllations from his friends on the
victory OF his fine PAGER 4. Judge Kcndal.i
he winner OF the race at Acca on We'd
nesday l3.. 5ss issS
! "a large crowd OF Manchester roo.crs
are ting ready to- go over to the game
! VI Broad Street Park Tomorrow II tier
them. ss ss5, IA s$E 555fss .s
" supper for I be- beneft&of the s;a cred
Heart bazaar VIII be- given at he school sS
house tonight from s to II 10 clock. sS4