The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27
TEMPERANCE WORKERS,
State Convention w. G. T.. u. Meets
in Newberry-List Of Delegates
and Homes.

lst church OH Saturday evening. The
exercises of the evening will be de-
voted to addresses Of welcome by
George S. Mower for the city; w. T..
Pelham for the business men; Rev.
D. G. Phillips for the churches; Mrs.
M. A. Carlisle for the local union;
Miss Eta Shelley for the L. r. L.;
and responses by Mrs. Annie G. Rice
for the State Union, and Miss Poinee
Bradham for the l.. T. L.
An, important feature Of the even
ing exercises will be an address by
Mrs. Armor, president Of the Geor-
gia w. C. T. U.
On Sunday the exercises II the
various churches will be suspended
and the several congregations will
unite with the convention in union
service at the Lutheran church. The
devotional exercises on Sunday morn
ing will be delivered by DR.. George
B. 'Oromer.
In the afternoon at 4 O'Clock
children s service will be held, when
All address will be delivered by Mrs.
Roena Shaner, Of Missouri.
At the Sunday evening service at
8 O'Clock the devotional exercises
will be conducted by the Rev. A. II.
Best and an address will be delivered
by Mrs. Mary Harris Armor.
Monday morning and afternoon
will be devoted to the business meet
ings and the reports from the several
departments Of the work.
At 'clock on Monday afternoon
public meeting will be conducted
by Mrs. Mary Harris Armor.
Monday evening at O'Clock will
oe held another public meeting in
which the devotional exercises will be
conducted by the Rev. J. T. Miller,
and all address delivered by Mrs.
Roena Shaner, of Missouri.
Tuesday morning will again be de-
voted to routine matters pertaining to
the work of the convention and the
afternoon will also be devoted to
that work.
At 4 p. m. Tuesday the ladies Of
Newberry will give the visiting ladies
a reception.
Tuesday evening there will be an
other public meeting at which num-
Der Of young people will make recita-
tions.
The delegates will be entertained
In the homes of the ladies of New
berry and have been assigned as fol-
lows, the name of the home being
given, followed by the name Of the
guest or guests:
Mrs. H. II. Abrams-Miss Fannie
Dorm, Parksville, S. c..
Mrs. S. B. Aull-Mrs. Mary Harri
Armor, Georgia; Miss Rowena Shan
er, Missouri.
Mrs. H. O. Boozer-Miss Hattie
Rushton, Columbia; Miss Cleo Alta
way, Columbia.
Mrs. G.. II. Cannon-Mrs. Preston
Cannon, Utopia; Mrs. W. I. Herbert,
Utopia.
Mrs. NJ. A. Carlisle-Mrs. Joseph
Sprott, State President, Manning;
Mrs. Geo. Dickson, Manning.
Mrs. j. D. Davenport-Mrs. Ida
Harvley, Parksville.
Mrs. G. M. B. Epting-4Mrs. Man
ly Timmons, Edgefeld; Mrs. M. e.
Barker, Edgefeld.
Mrs. Jno. @. Goggans-Miss Lizilou
Jones, Edgefeld; Miss Sallie Parker,
Edgefeld.
Mrs. Carrie Greneker-Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Leesville.
Mrs. w. H. Hunt-Miss Bessie Lee
Black, Bamberg; Miss Bertha Morgan,
Edgefeld.
Mrs. w. G.. Houseal-Mrs. G. D.
Stanley, Columbia; Mrs. w. D.
Crouch, President, Saluda.
Mrs. S. B. Jones-Miss Lillian Mob
ley, Johnston; Mrs. Seigler, John
stoT.
Mrs. J. M. Kinard-Mrs. H. f.
Hartzog, Georgia; Miss Mamie Alb
bott, Georgia.
Mrs. r. G. Pool-Miss Alice SHED
er, Georges.
Mrs. Clarence Summer-Miss An
ME Bagnal, Pinewood; Mrs. II. A.
Brailsford, Pinewood. y
Mrs. DR.. T. w. Smith-Mrs. J. w.
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