The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-01-09
MANY WILL Be f5LRE
TO ATTEND STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Committee viii Soon Wait on the
People to Secure Homes for the

People to Secure Homes for the
Delegates.
The State Sunday School Conven-
ton will soon be with us and homes
will have. to be provided for the del
egates by the householders of the
city. The committees are at work
and will soon be ready to find out
who will entertain the members of
the convention and how many each
household will take. We hope there
will be no trouble to secure homes
for all who may attend. Homes will
have to be secured for several hun
dred delegates.
AS was stated in The Times anu
Democrat some time ago, Rev. Mr..
Tullah and Mr. l. H. Meredith, Of
New York, will attend the conven-
ton, and will have charge of the
music, which is guarantee that
this part of the meeting will be of
the best, as both of these gentlemen
are said to be fine musicians. The
presence of these gentlemen will so
great way to make the convention
a grand success, as most penpie ike
to hear good music Those who
attended the convention at Marion
| last year says that the presence of
Messrs. Tullah and Meredith con-
tributed much to the success" Of that
convention.
The General Committee, of which
Mr.. D. H. Marchant is chairman, is
composed CT the following members
of the different white churches i'll
the city.
Luthern Church = Rev. Mr..
Deitz. pastor, and Messrs. R. Il. Hly-
ant, H. Won Ohsen and W. G. Sease.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. Mr..
McLees, pastor, and Messrs. W. +.
Thompson and W. l.. Moseley.
Methodist Church-Rev. Mr. Nc
Gee, pastor, and Messrs. A. C. Dib-
BILE, l. w. Bowman and Geo. DeX-
ter.
Baptist Church-kevL Mr.. Davis,
pastor, and Messrs. Geo. V. ziegier
and j. A. Craig.
Christian Church-Rev. M. Col
yer, pastor, and Mr.. L. E. Riley.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Mr..
Holmes, rector, and Mr.. T. o. S.
Dibble.
The Entertainment Committee, of
which Mr.. w. G. Sease is chairman,
is composed of the following repre-
sentatives of the different white
churches in the city:
Christian Church-Mrs. J. T.
Wise, Miss Minnie Riley and Messrs.
]. T. Wise and F. F. Pooser.
Lutheran Church-Mrs. N. w.
Wertz, Mrs. F. j. D. Fielder, Mrs.
William Briggman and Miss Marie
Alden.
Episcopal Church-Mrs. John
Cart, Mrs. J. c. Pike, Jr., Mrs. A.
c. Ligon and Mrs. B. f. Mucken-
fuss.
Presbyterian .Church-Mrs. M.
Glover, Mrs. Lendo Ransdale, Miss
Ray Riggs and Miss May Thompson.
Baptist Church-Mrs. B. NJ. Fore
man. Mrs. L. K. Sturkie, Miss Ray
Ziegler and Miss Daisy Hartzog.
Methodist Church-Mrs. J. NJ.
Oliver, Miss Ida Ransdale and
Messrs. A. F. Fairey and NJ. X. Je:-
fordS.
The Finance Committee, of which
Hon. I. w. Bowman is chairman,
is composed of the following repre-
sentatives of the different white
churches:
Episcopal Church-Maj. w. V.
Izlar.
Baptist Church-Maj. U. G. Bry-
ant.
Methodist Church-A. w. Sum-
mers, Esq.
Presbyterian Church-Capt. NJ.
o. Dantzler.
Lutheran Church-Mr. Henry Won
Ohsen.
Christian Church-Mr. ]. H.
Smith.
These committees have much hard
work to do, and all who feel inter-
ested in the convention are request
ed to give the members of them a
helping hand.