The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-04-27
Clubs Meet.

Clubs Meet.
The Farmers Platform club, upon
morton of NJ. G. Galluchat, reelected
without opposition D. J. Bradham
president. S. J. Bowman secretary. and
D. ]. Bradham member county eNecu-
tive committee The attendance was
GOOD and no friction. 1t was evident
from the start that those who wanted
the club to 90 to the convention with q
delegation based upon an actual men,
bership would have wasted tim e
in making the effort as Chairman
Bradham ruled the club entitled to l6
delegates based upon the number OF
names on the roll. Attention was dl-
rected to the advisibility OF revising
the roll. so that the dead. moved away
and those whose membership IS known
TO be elsewhere could be stricken off,
and then have representation upon ac-
tual membership, but to have contend
ed for it would only have delayed the
meeting without results, so there was
no obstruction, or delay and 1.-The
Ticket" prepared in advance went
through like it was creased. y few
scattering nominations, from the unin-
itiated were made, but they went out
of sight like Jumps OF lead in hole,
the writer being among the Jumps. II
there were any issues aside from dis
ordered imaginations we have yet to
learn them, unless possibly there was
some anxiety that some one might con-
vert himself into a Hindo Magician,
and perform the wonderful trick OF
depriving somebody of little vain
glory whereby hot air pumps might no.
have an opportunity to operate IN the
convention. The following are the
delegates elected to represent a men,
bership of over 400:
Nj. c. Galluchat, w. I. Touchberry,
D. j. Bradham. w. J. Troubleheld, ).
L. Wilson, A. W. Lanneau. J! NJ
Windham, w. C. Davis, S. J. Bowman:
J. W. Herriot. 7. H. Ridgeway. Z. 3.
Gamble, F. C. Thomas, G. J. Lesesne.
J. S. Rideewav. Billy Dyson.
Clarendon-I Bagnal, NJ Gallo
way, " NJ Plowden. J D Gerald: :. ;
Wilson. II Basnal Committeeman.
Paxville-T 3 Minis. J H Brown,
J E Tindal. F " Thigpen. J II Touch
berry. J E Tindal Committeeman.
Doctor Swamp II Timmons, G 6
Thames, JT Rhodus. \ Tobias Com
mitteeman.
Mannine-J F Rhame. \ Levi, P B
Mouzon, ] H Mcknight, O W McRoy,
S J Clark. F Rhame Committeeman.
Harmony-W NJ Lewis. w " John
son. J Z Kelly. J E Kelly Committee
Davis Station-C NJ Davis, G r Jones,
J c. Graham. G r Jones Committee
man.
Foreston-J NJ McRoy, T Z Bagnal.
J NJ McRoy Committeeman.
White-R T Ridgeway, Jr., W G.
White, E Haley. r F Ridgeway, Jr
Committeeman.
Su7nmerton-Elison Capers, Jr.. r 8
Smyth. J D Rutledge, J r Dingle.
Ellison Capers, Jr., Committeeman.
Friendship-C r Fielder. S P Holla-
day. J NJ Richardson. G r Fielder
Committeeman.
New Zion-Dr. I N Woods, J NJ Win
gate, T NJ Beard, r E Smiley. DR.. l
II Woods Committeeman.
Alcolu-J J Nettles, ! r Hodge, E D
Hodge. z D Hodge Committeeman.
Fulton-R L Fielder, II B Richard
son, Jr. r L Fielder Committeeman
Midway Democratic club met Oh Sat
urday and organized with one hundred
names on the roll.
The following officers were elected:
J. NJ. Player. president.
J. S. Evans vice president.
S. E. McFaddin, secretary.
S. W. Mcintosh. member Of eNecu-
tive committee.
The delegates to the county conven-
ton were elected as follows:
John J. Epps, W. II. Woods, S. w.
Mcintosh and HI. Wheeler.
The club also unanimously endorsed
John J. Epps for the Legislature, a
young man of good standing and well
qualified to fill this position.
SECRETARY.
April 25, 1904.
The Jordan Democratic club met at
Jordan Saturday April %, 1904, with
Mr.. L. L. Wells as chairman after re-
organization, the following officers were
elected: Mr.. T. NJ. Davis president
and P. NJ. Mitchum secretary. Messrs.
W. P. Gardner and Jno. O. Lowder
were elected as delegates, and Mr.. T.
NJ. Davis member of the executive
committee. On motion OF Mr.. r. c.
Plowden it was resolved not to support
any man for county chairman who will
be candidate for Office in the coming
primary After brief talk from Mr..
L. L. Wells the meeting adjourned.
P. NJ. MITCHUM.
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