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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. White and daus h.
ter hiss Olive, are visiting relatives on
the Island this week.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-09-01
MIDpLEsEX couNTY.

Class Al c Apsley, j II DAYTON,
NJ Nj Bray, VIM Bush, r Y Blake
j d Cornelius, ] @ Collie, NJ f Clarke, Mrs
+ ID Carter, + w beagle, CHI beagle, j
Dunlevy, John G Dew, John Davis,
c W Dunlevy, T B Evans, Joseph Fears,
G II Fletcher, p W Fells, J l. Gardner.
Richard Gresham, T. b Gemmill, j f
Groom, Thos Griffen, Jerry Harrow, s V
Hurley, Beauregard Hall, C. S Ison, Ed
mund Jones, w L Kennard, J Lam
berth, c NJ Lawson, L Montgomery, S
p Mason, NJ Major, Allen Major, ] C
Miller, A C Powell, j 4 Parks, Mrs f H
Powell, G NJ Parker e X Parker,
j X Parks, w II Ryland, W T Rich
ardson, ] c Robinson, r f Robinson,
Mrs Maggie Robinson, Jacob Robinson,
Leathia Smith, II + Sibley. A w Slaughter,
j b Smith, j c Stiff, Henry Scott, + f
Topping, w Topping, Chas f Taylor,
West Walden, Fuller Walker, FM Walker,
IA Wood, G IL Walker, VIM Washington,
John t Wood, Daniel Wormley, Mrs Mary
A Yates.
Class X.-R II Dayton, C S Burton, A
Dayton, j Clarke & Son, r A Davis, r
Davis & Co, r w Daniel, w Daniel,
ID Gressett, J ID Gressett & Co, James
Grineis, John Hardy, ] W Hurley, r F
Hiiiiard, II + Hundley, j NJ Jackson, NJ
Mayor & Co, C W Mercer, G II Marston
&Co, 81 Moore, C Nelson, A w Powell
& Son. General Perrell, S Regensburg
w ii Ryland, ] Richardson, JAS Rowley,
A ESegar Co, Allie Spencer, II r Spencer,
W \ Shackelford, L b Wagenen, Mrs NJ +
Ward, b b Wake, John C Yates.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-09-01

FIJI bottle or common glass with your
'aier and let il sand twenty-four hours; a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

..Toledo,sss Ohio, May 2l.-A re-
markable long distance race from
Toledo to Cleveland and return,
between Cadillac l0-horsepower car,
driven by Norman De Vaux and Me-
cbanic Terry King, and Yale l6-
horsepower, owned by Earnest Torg-
ler, and driven by Roy Carter, was
won by the Cadillac car, with several
hours to spare.
The race was to decide a heated dis
cussion of the respective merits Of the
two touring cars, with purse of $500
at stake.
The two cars started from T. G..
Wbitcomb's garage, at 811 Jefferson
avenue, at a. N. Saturday. The
Cadillac took the lead from the start,
reaching the public square at Cleve-
land at II. Is a. N. Starting on the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07
MARRIED.

The parsonage of Bethel Baptist
church, near Sumter, was the scene
of a beautiful wedding on Thursday
evening. June 1st, when DR.. Richard
Baker Furman and Miss katherine
Goodlette, the fair daughter Of Rev.
T. P. Lide, were united in marriage.
The invited guests included only
the nearest relatives and few Of the
most intimate friends of the family.
The parlor was prettiiy decorated
in vines and cut flowers and in front
of the mantel, which was banked in
white roses, the young couple were
made one.
The groom first entered with his
best man, Mr.. Evan j Lide, Of Spar
tanburg. The bride followed with her
maid-of-honor, Miss Jennie Lou
Bates. Of Barnwell. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. P. Lide, the
brides father.
The beauty of the bride is well
known throughout all her large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintances; but
never did she appear more radiant
than in her bridal attire.
Her gown was of white habutai silk
and real lace; she wore a flmy, veil
Of tu1le and her bouquet was of white
roses and asparagus.
The maid of honor was gowned IN
cream silk null with cream lace and
carried pink carnations. The groom
is most distinguished in his bearing
and seldom is there seen hand
somer couple.
Shortly after the ceremony dainty
salad course was served with fruit
punch. Congratulations and good
wishes were showered upon them and
the happy young couple begin their
married life under the most suspicious
circumstances.
Privateer, June 5.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07
Cadillac Car Wins Match Race From
Toledo to Cleveland and Return.
Outdistanced Yale Car and Won 5000 Purse.

return trip at 1l2o, the Cadillac re-
ported in Toledo at AS, having made
the run of 280 miles, over rough and
muddy roads. in II hours and 40 min.
utes, thus making an average speed OF
better than % miles an hour.
The Cadillac engine was sta1 ted at
5 a. M. and never stopped during the
entire round trip.
The running time of the Yale is not
known, as it had not reported at the
starting point at 7.30 p. m. Saturday.
Such race, under the worst posi-
BILE road conditions, proves the ef6-
cheney of the Cadillac under any and
all conditions. :.
The result of the race was awaited
with interest by numerous CADILLAC
owners in Toledo. Cleveland and
many points along the way.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

The Cadillac l0-horsepower car that
won the race was taken at random
from number of stock cars on the
floor of the Lichtis Automobile Co.'S
garage at 818-822 Jefferson avenue,
Toledo. The Cadillac has but one
cylinder to its engine, as accurately
constructed as combination of hu-
man skill and mechanical precision
can make it. The engine isn't large,
but it delivers more actual power to
the driving wheels than multiple en-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

gipes of many times the Cadillac's
rated horsepower. Such a test as the
Cadillac endured yesterday, without a
single break or moments stop for re-
pairs or Adjustment, proves beyond
any possible words the sterling worth
of the Cadillac car.
This furnishes the best reason in
the world for the fact that there are
more Cadillacs in Toledo than any
other one make of automobile
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

DEATH.

On Thursday last, June 1st,
after seven weeks Of contin-
relieve from earthly suffering
one of Sumter's best known and
most popular young men, Mr..
Hemby H. Smith. Death was
caused from Bright's disease
and a complication Of other dis
eases which possibly resulted
from a bullet wound received by
Mr.. Smith a number of years
ago.
Mr.. Smiths first public ser
vice was that of a member Of
The city's police force, which po-
sition he filled admirably for
several years, and from which
he resigned to accept an ap-
pointment as a public cotton
weigher which he held up to the
time of his death. He was an
enthusiastic member of Game
Cock Lodge, No. II Knights OF
Pythias, and at the last annual
election was chosen inner guard.
Pisgah, May 29.-Mrs. En-
ma Dunlap died at her home on
yesterday at Z p. M, after a few
days of intense suffering, and
was laid to rest in the cemetery
at Pisgah today. Services by
Rev. J. w. Kenney. Quite a
large crowd turned out to pay
their last respects to the de-
ceased. Mrs. Dunlap leaves a
husband and four children, an
aged father, and several broth
ers and sisters to mourn her de-
parture. They have the sympa-
thy of all. She had long been a
member of Pisgah church.
AIr. II. T. Edens has bought 4 Ca
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07
Hyn1eneaI.

Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Luke W. Brown,
to Miss Lucille Turner on the evening
of Wednesday, June 18th at $50
O'Clock, at Trinity Methodist Church,
Atlanta, Ga.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

Major w. Loring Lee has completed
tie location Of the line of the railroad
from: this city to Bethune. The lire
was located to Mannville several
months ago and during the past few
weeks he has been at work betwccll
Mannville and Bethune.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07
Death of an Infant.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mls. Fred
Renneker, of Charleston, died on Sat-
urday aged about one year, after sew
eral weeks illness. Their many
friends in this city sympathiz with
them in their ah7icticn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

The farmers who worked last week
got rid of most of the grass in their
crops and some of them would not OBJ
ject little rain now.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

MI. George P. McKaeen, of Mayes-
vile and Miss Marie Atkins, of Colupl-
bia were married yesterday afternoon
at the home of Rev. J. W. Daniel.
They came at once to this city where
thay remand until today visiting Mr..
McKagen's s mother. The marriage was
a surprise to the families and friends
of the youug people.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07
Band Benefited.

AS result of the ice cream festival
Tuesday night on the Graded School
square given by the ladies of the First
Baptist Church, the band received
1922
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

The Schwerin residence on South
Main street was sold at auction Mon
day for partition. 1t was purchased
BY Mr.. j. A. Scbwerinin for s., 1868.
The morning train from Florence
brought in the largest number Of pas
sengers for Sumter Of any Of the trains
Monday. Capt. q. A. Wells had
charge Of the train.
The picnic Of the Episcopal Sunday
school Ill be held at Richardson S
Grove On Thursday next. convey,
ances for taose who are unprovided
for will leave the Church at 10 O'Clock
a. Ii.
The County Board of Commissioners
met in regular session yesterday. BOsi-
ness of routine character was trans
acted. A ;tion in reference to the new
Court House was not given out fo1
publication.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

Last Thursday at 4::30 o'clock
at the residence of the brides
parents on Oakland avenue.
Miss Sophie Warren was united
in marriage to Mr.. Henry Hussa
of Jersey City, N. j., Rev. H. H.
Covington officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hussa will make an ex-
tended bridal tour through the
North.
DR.. Richard B. Furman and
Miss Kate Lide were married to-
day at the home of the brides
father, Rev. Mr.. Lide, pastor of
Bethel church, Privateer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-07

Mr.. II. r. Edens has bought Ca
diliac machine and Will SO on q forty
mile TYP to give it a thorough test.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
JUMPED the JOB.

0arpsRtsrs Quilt Work on the Eplseo.
pal Church and Leave the Oily.
On, MOBday there we're three OarpsR.
tsFs from jacksonville who arrived In
the city that day, set to work on fDlsh.
log up she carpenter work on The roof
NJ she new Eplseopal church. 10 make
II ready Tor the alaJer to hniSh she
WORK.
When they came here one Of the
WOFkmen uaid they were told there vas
about q weeks work, but that II oOHid
nos be done By the three carpenters
and tWO labOrsS In three weeks.
They worked up W Thurday, when
che three men quit work and returned
20 Jacksonville. One Of them tsid that
che JOB on she church only paid o2.b0
per day, and that be could Ret . four.
month"; FOB IN JsehsoRvllls ~ $3.50 .
day, 90 they ell liked.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
MEANs-EVlNs,
Wedding at High Noon At Brides
Home IN EvInAlon,

Wedding at High Noon at Brides
Home In EVlnSlon,
Evinston, Nov, l0,--AL the beautiiul
home Of her mother, Mira Mary w. Ev.
ins, ~ high noon Thursday tho accom-.
pll,hed and lovely Miss Sara Augusta
Evins was married 10 Mr.. James w.
Means OF Mcintosh. The Rev o, NJ,
Gordon performed the ceremony,
Mr. Means 10 the youngest sou Of
Judge q. w, Means, who came here
from South Carolina over sixty yoAu
aGp aud did more than Any other man
70 develop thIs section. The son 10
worthy OF HE noble SlFe, Miss Augusta
EVlnu 10 4 daughter Of che late Capt.
W, D EVins, . gallant captain In che
CoRfsdeNts army, aud loved by ell FOE
bic kindness end exemplary llie. They
have macy iFlsHds 10 South CaFollua
end Florida who WlSh ,hSm much hap.
pISeaa IN their journey through life.
NJ and Ms Means took che afternoon
train and AlseE rambling = month will
settle Ia thsIF attractive home ~ No.
Int0sh.
Me. and Ma. Means FF0alved . great
macy bsaHsltul and costly presents
from their relatives aRd igleads, Mn,
MaEy w. Evins. she brides mother,
gave q tufaptuoua dInneg 90 she large
OgOwG assembled "a the marriage from
8aiBeaVille, Sampson CITY, Archer,
KiEkWO1d, TaeOma, Mlcan0pg, M0ln.
tSah end oiheE points.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
MINISTERIAL ASSN
FRAME BYLAWS
YIN Have Organization for Sake
Of Aiding Charity.
l4ls Wit BE a GIG THING

- Those VINO tIOvo Been Aeeustom-
Cd 10 Help The Needy, as Private Git.
IzeDs Have Been Called Upon to %
ThIs work-A Fine Move.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

Notuithsaasdiss ths fnst tAas Oaiy
SEQ candidates WSss laliisla1 ias0 ths
mYptssSoa Of Elh4ss Thugr1ay sVua-
o., Gaiaosvlils Lo1es Sc go heid 3
Vsgy snioysbis mssiiag. sn1 aii pFeo-
eos fsis bsttsg iFnm &c tua1hiuas g
tha oH1ss - ths eloaiag q ~ iotge.
Tbe Eiks order b Oas - sgaagmsnt.
Whua SAsse b bS@othiaH eBg1ia8 %
shs EoEt li y - ths eama tlas ssTis
out. 81 psss - sgiisu 20 lhiakisG'
ksu ~ - has -. % kgR ~ bs
mirht haze bssn 10 80 go. Ths %.
dag 3 select. ed sawpeso4 e 3 sunr
BE- @ Ebs tzss PeoVia ID G11aEgille
80 s1glsantlnE eguutfI. % go e.
uars ssn6 e. ea9 - t1a nm &c
iTessuiill iala.l sitls q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
NEWS or CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

4 large number OF hands have been
engaged for the past few weeks i'm.
proving the setSiee Of the Sou,htrn
Bell Trlrphouv Company N thi' city.
The company, Whish has alWays given
q good service, proposes to improve che
same, Vith she result that they are in.
sulaIinE all Wires, which will prove =
protection fsom inclement weather.
On account o. the annual meeting
OF che eouGh0Fn Educational Ass0oi,
alton, which paeets 81 Nashville, Tenn ,
November 9a.B, che Atlantic Coast
Line Railway has arranged TO cell
tickets DC ore fFSt.clsSs fare pluo
twenty-five cents for the round "trip.
These tloket1 will be on sale November
SOth ana 9lttS tinal limit Of came
will b November SOth. For foil In.
foruSaIloa oFslsSping car reservations
Gee AtIantla O0set Line agents or write
Frank o Boglteon, District Passenger
Agsngf Jacksonville, Florida,
RemembeF e lecture Of Earl Ward
PeaFoo, lecturer, entertainer aud char
aeter delinsaeoE, which will be de-
lISeFed in she opera house on the
evening % ThuEedOy, Nov. 10. The
Mcconnell Library Association OfioTS
thirty books free 90 the University
High School q net proceeds from thiS
extraction shOOld amount to ESQ above
expenses, and all lovers Of free eduOa-
ton should attend This lecture, which
will be full OF Wit humor and pAlhOs,
Admission will be 30 crnts, school ehil.
dren accents. Seats on sale a. AveFa's,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

Joe. q. Hyatt. q pFomlnsuI lsuysE
Of WestpOFI, Coma, Who came here
Toe the FsmaiRS Of %. George b. Bou.
Too, WbO died Monday, left Wlth lhe
CORPSE yesterday.
~. Hyalt IL . very 0laseF Eeotls.
man, end notWith sssndlnE that be Wnt
here 0aly q abort dmf expressed him.
seIf - bslnG pleased eta tha eiig end
thoso when be msG Ne q o psomi,
nent soeFot soelst9 mas, ed h pass
nsbis Gfsn4 Of Oar Bsothsgt Ledge,
l. o. o y NoFWslk, CaRa.
Upoa che esfiVAl % ~. Boatoa's 70.
msins % bic home thag ill D. istsFsed
10 Ne fsEallg bseginH gRoan6, where
be esV0ted 81 80 Feesed ioF usanY
pears.
Dssased 8 surVJtes - see slasss.
~ hiaeis Blaksaas go Me-. nellie
easSy - hhsitas. Ceas. aas 3 nsphsu,
Gee. =. 3. Rnek oi Nooiga. ny.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
GULF HAMMOCK HOTEL,
GULT HAMMOCK, FLA.
Paradise 'Or Hunting and FIshlas

Ttia hotel 4 uudnr rev manaaemoae "a
vii opea ootpbeF iet, iaAs Zoe tke water, ut1
boaia ief Hooqwnqdatiga 81 ge61ta oelc
Tor huhtlhE 80 nnhlnH paFlieA
Fes faloa aad aaqoan0dationa a4lFan
Mira, LOULA THOMAS, Fsoio9o
uBtp uAuNogHs LaVV Co. ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
SACRED CONCERT,
a Aauslesl Treat which Was Enjoyed
: 81 8 Small audience.

bV 3 Small Audience,
The uaortd concert at the Episcopal
church last evening vas ops Of the
be-, musical sUssr'eiamen,s held Ia
this city tor l,Hg ti,ue, The Solee-
tiOns we're Of hlRh clsps snd UhsiT
rendering vas highly gratltyiug, I'm
Old Jsdea," q selection by che OFehes.
ira composed Oi Mise ORtistlne Rich,
ards, let violini Mics Minnie Hunip.
ton, I'd violin; b, II. Chape, Hute, and
Ma. r. A. Becker, pipe organ. was she
opening number and performed Ia .
faultlsss manner.
Miss LOvey Goode sang two solos,
"ReSt," and "JsSus, Lover OF Ny
Soul" There IL a marked improve.
ment IN her voice since we last heard
her SihR, and aha rendered both %.
lsollOns very brilliantly. The due, by
Niss GoOdo aud Mr., Hodges, tenor,
was alSO a pleasing number,
Mr., J, A, Good win SANG Dream Of
PaFSdloe" 10 bic beet mGnneE, h,s voice
10 she upper register being strong and
tones perfect,
Each SeleoIion OF the orchestra, "a
we'll a. che trio for tWO violins and the
organ, was most heartily enjoyed and
played With care ~ TO expression, The
tWo young ladies bring forth full aud
perfect toneS on the violin, Mrs,
Becker, who has charge ot Ihese enter.
tAinmehta, expects In have them 40
regular Intervals during the winter,
and 10 they ere as ROnd a. che hut,
will deserve large audiences.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
WEST vRalMlAMs AERE.
Party Of Six Arrived ThuFsdsv and
Others VIII Follow

Party Of Six Arrived ThuFsday and
Others VIII Follow
West YiFGlnlans ars becoming qalIe
prominent among thOto from ether
States who ere locating here. Several
natives Of that State have come 20
Gainesville, settled aud engaged Ia
business, and have been 30 veil pleas.
cd that thsy have IndHesd macy
friends 20 come and make their homes
10 or near Gainesville.
Those who arrived Thursday WeFs
MFS. Edward Albright. Miaa Fanaie
Albright. D. ?. HaFtnan and Bruce
Watson Of Terra Alta, Mr.. 3 Ealkao.
slime Of CFansVIils, and o. \. HahlsB
oi R0WIOsbuFg.
Mrs.. Albright. Mics AibglEht and
MFs. FaIkshstlne will BE- EBsSis % Ms.
end Mn A. g AlbFiGht. NJ. Wate0n
ls q brother Of MFs. Go0EEs Forman ~
ikIs SitI. sDd WiIl speHd the Water
here.
A party Of tWsaig eight wiii lSaVs
Terra Alta some time dudng neHt
moath With q view % looatiag o.
oaiaesvills end vicinity, ED alt0gsth-
% ths Wssi VIrGlaia Soasinesat Wiii
prove quite On Sddlsl0a - oalses-
ViIlsiS popHlhssoa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
ARTICLE ".

ARTICLE V.
The annual meeting of the Char
| ity Association shall be held on the
second Tuesday in January of each
year, at which time all officers shall
be elected, the appOintees at the
present time holding over until the
first annual meeting. Seven mem
bers shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction Of business.
The following are the appoint
ments:
President, Rev, T. P. Hay,
Treasurer, c. Matheson.
Secretary, DR., F. Prescott Bull
lock.
Administrators, Messrs c. Mathe-
son, J, +. Wainwright AID Marcus
Erdel.
Executive Board, DR.. F. Prescott
Bullock, Ferd Bayer and Mrs. ].
w. Tench.
Membership Committee, w. B.
Higdon, B. F. Jordan, Mrs. w. B.
Taylcr and Mrs. ]. r. Futch.
The Ministerial Association ar
ranged also for a union Thanks
giving service to be held at the
Methodist church, the sermon to be
delivered by Rev. S. B. Rogers, the
to be turned over to the
Charity Association. On motion the
past Thanksgiving fund still re-
naming in the hands Of Mr.. Mathe-
son was turned over to the AssOcia-
ton.
The Ministerial Association then
to meet on the 6rst Tues.
day in December at the Presbyle-
riau manse, $50 O'Clock in tie
Afternoon.
r. P. HAY, Pres.
F. PRRscoTT BULLOCK, Seey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
MANS UnrsasOnsbIsnoss

Il often - great ~ Woman's, Bat
Thos. 8, Austin, manager u The Re.
pnblleaa Of LeavenSWoTlh, Ind, vas
hot unFeasOBable, when he Feiutod 70
alloW che dOoton 90 operate on hiS
wife FOE female trouble. Instead" be
says, I'VE concluded 20 tty Electric
BltteEa. ~ wife vas then 20 Slek che
could hardly leave her bed. and I've 90
pbytlOians had iniled 20 FeHoVs bee.
After taking Electric BltteEs she,WHb
psFfeetly 0uFtd. and can nov perform
ell her household duties." GaaFan.
teed By Ell dFuRgl',s Pdoo b0e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11


ne a1isp WAs t1ps oaos Npgasss
Neffea gak - q q fAa hiTneri
tNsma ~ ~ q8ieN Heu - eteaaEf1s
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8 8 naG e.. n -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11
(BY oOURTEsT OF The E[Ev&Fd }:

(bG OOURTRsH OF IHE ELEVGFQa.Js -
The Gainesville Ministerial As.
soCiatiOn held their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 200
O'Clock in the Baptist Church study
with all members present, except
Che Rev. F. II. CFaighill who was
out Of the city. After the reading
and acceptance of the minutes of
the previous meeting together with
other routine work, the committee
On the drafting a set Of bylaws for
The Gainesville Charity Association
presented their report tO-the Minis
terisl Association and the executive
committee of the charity association,
and the same was accepted. Upon
motion the secretary was instructed
10 furnish a copy of the same to
The Gainesville Daily Sun and
The Elevator, with a request that
they be published for the benefit of
the citizens at large. The follow
ing are the Bylaws as accepted:
Bylaws Of the Gainesville
Charity Association.
ARTICLE 1.
This organization shall be known
as The Gainesville Charity Associ.
alton, and shall be composed OF all
citizens of the city who contribute
to its. work. i
ARTICLE II.
Zach member Of the Association
shall pay into the general charity
fund such sum or sums, as they
may set opposite their names when
called upon, Such sums 10 form
a contribution TO be paid TO the
treasurer as the subscriber may
elect.
ARTICLE I'll.
Section /. The officers Of this
Association shall be composed ofan
administration committee consist.
ing Of three members, whose duty
il shall be, either collectively or in.
dividualiy to receive all applications
for relief, pass upon the same. and |
10 their judgement grant such re-
lief Is may be necessary, giving an
order upon the treasurer for amount
required.
Section III. There shall also be
three members appointed TO act Is
an EGecative Board, whose duties
shall be that Of visiting those In dis
tres, attending Ell charitable cases
brought to their notice and report
ing the same to the administration
committee. Il aaall be the duty Of
any member Of the Association to
notify the Executive Board Of any
case Of charity coming under their
notice.
Section III. A Standing commit
zee Of four shall - appointed iog
che purpose Of securing member
and subscriptions 10 the gcneTal
fand, and collecting sane. This
committee to Be SID the Member.
ship Committee.
SectiOn w. Quarterly reports
81 aIl relief furnished, aluOuat Of
Eoney eoileciod. disbufhed and ca
tand. shall Be made b. ths sdmin.
i1Eagiol cOmmisine, The treasurer
nnt Execntiss Beard. Ths reports
70 y Publihod n che neWspapen
q ne City tof general informatien.
ARTIcLR ~.
The Amociatiol ehalf s. underl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-11

the guidance aud counsel of the
Ministerial Association of Gaines
vile, with same president, in order
that It's continuation may be looked
after aud It's affairs kept up.