The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
CONFERENCE CLOSES
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REV
OLCTION ADJOURN.
The Next Session Will Be Held at
Chester.-OHicers Elected and al,
Committees Appointed.

The fourteenth annual conference
,, ;he Daughters OF the Aemc7:c21
Revolution ended It's session il ;alS
!tv on Thursday night, after 4 -!os;
Enthusiastic and enjoyable meeting.
Much business was accomplished al
he conference and j: was ,ae !acS-
st ever held. The conference was
resided over By Mrs. +. /. Maycs.
stare Regent. OF G.eenv:l!e. The a.
lual -epor, OF the State recent wts
.xcellent showing g.ea; SucwledS"
md research.
The following committees mad
,p!endid reports at the conference.
state F!age. by Mrs. a. c. Lyon. o!
D-angebu:g:: Industrial Education
Nrs F. Il II. Calhoun. Clemson Col
eye: Railroad Rates. Mrs. a. c. Il
on. Orarsebu-g: Continental Hal.
LIS J. a. Niles. Charleston: Mag
me. Mrs. S. C. Baker. Sum;er: Rev
,iutionaTy Graves. Miss kate Liz:
3lue. Marion.
Mrs. Re5ecca Bacon. Of Edseheid
he first State Regent and l.real d.
cenGant OF General Pickeas aaG
!augh;e. OF Governor Pickens. WIS
resent and q beautiful tribu;e wr::-
en 5y Mrs. Bacon 10 Sumter. PICK
ms and Marion was read by Mrs
robertson. Mrs Bacon is the 2io:.
er D. A. r. in this State and. a.
hough. advanced in age. she is II
;ood health.
An address on Conservation b:
frs. Brat;on Of Goth-:esviile. an e1-
state regent. was enjoyed by the
difference. Mrs. Marie G. Richard
or. OF Greenv!lle. b-oush; a message
rom the Children OF the Revo!u
ION
II was decided 10 petition the leg
Stature to adopt the song "Ca-o.;na
$ the State song. because i, va:
omposed by Henry T!mrod and So;
music BY Mrs. Burgess. both ia
We South Caroi!1!anS.
| The following officers were elect
& az this conference: Second vice
egeat. Mrs. H. B. Carlisle. Spartan
rurg: Third v!ce-resent. Mrs r II.
,.lhoun: Auditor. Mrs. S. c. Baker.
umter: Assis;an; historian. Mrs. ".
= Watson. OF Greenyil!e
The following standing committees
or the ensuing year have been 40
'o:nted By the State regent:
State Moaumea;-Mesdac A. /
robertson. Satci!ee: II. ". Richard
;oa. Clark Wa-ias. Miss l. D. Martin
III Of Colum bia; Mrs. Rebbecca Ba>.
N. Edsefeld: Mrs. r. X. Carson
iparaaburg: Mrs. E. ". Duvail
| cheraw: Mrs. A. C. Sinclair. Ben.
etsville: Mrs Cox. Chester: Mrs
/ ;ascn. Charleston: Mrs G. G. Bye-s
;afeny.
| State Oncers-M7s. a. II. Dean
:reenville: Mrs. A. y. Wood. GaG.
iaey: Mrs. W H. Dial. Lau7cns.
! HNCsoIOS.oudIg VI d. cS--- vi .SS w .i-l
srspoor. Yorkr;!le: Miss Matte T
zard. Columbia: Mrs W. <. Sease
ovanseburs: Mrs. ". J. Bailey
Clinton.
| Patriotic Educstion-M-s. F. n. II
! Calhoun. Clemson College: N.s. Il
3. Carlisle. Spar;anburg:: Miss Mar
:ha Bruason. Florence.
The State RegEn, paid the mus!ca,
allen; OF Oranseburg a deserved :..b
lie for the sweet music rendered
he conference by O7ange5u-g s:r:
ed musicians and rocal:sts.
The social events CT the Confer.
nee we're reception rendered b:
he O-anseburg Elks. a tea bv suta :
Chapter. u. A. R.: luncheon ~
Dixie club: luncheon By MoG!tr!e
chapter. D. A. R and reception tel
cred by Paul McMichacl Chapter.
L. D. C.
The next conference will BE h4ld
A; Chester: Anderson and CIs:s &
College having Withdrawn taeir IN
rita,ions II favor OF Chester
J. L. Dukes. :