Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-13
FOR THE UNVEILING,
committees Appointed and Program
Has Been Arranged.

The following appointments have
been made for the unveiling of the
Confederate monument on July 21:
Sponsors, Maids of Honor, Etc.
Sponsor--Nliss Mary Julia Reid.
Maids of Ionor-Nisses Irene
Strother, Frances Stribllng, Helen
Beard, Eleanor Keys.
Color Bearer-Derrill Darby.
TO Unveil Monument-M Misses Sara
Moss and Annie Barr.
Marshals-W. A. Strother, S. X.
Dendy, j. w. IIolleman, Louis IL.
Brandt
10 Badge Veterans-AIi Eolise
Strother, chairman; Misses Annie
Reid, Julia Maxwell Lily Byrd,
Mamie Harrison, Anna Striblng,
Katie Harrison, Dora Duncan, Ger
trude Biemann, Marguerite Bren-
necke, Gertrude Smith, May Fant,
Geraldine Hughs, Hattie Shelor.
ushers-D. A. Smith, w. G.. Ver-
ner, Mack Neville, Wade Burley, j..
b. Todd, w. r. Craig, f. A. II. Schro
der, II. p. Holleman, 4. Hutchison,
j. A. Steck, Geo. Seaborn.
Committees.
Finance--C. w. Pitchford, chair
man; A. p. Crisp, j. e. Bauknight,
W. ID. Moss, E. i. Herndon, Jesse
Neville, Dr.. j. w. Bell.
On Seats and Stand--W. NJ.
Brown, w. c. Hughs.
On AutoS-Dr. J. w. Bell, chair
man; Dr.. B. II. Sloan, r. G. Carter.
On Vehicles-W. NJ. Brown, chair
man; Mrs. j. Fl. Darby, Mrs. w. l..
Werner, Miss Ruth Walker.
On Flags-Mrs. w. l.. Werner.
chairman; Mrs. S. X. Dendy, Mrs.
Sidney Adams, Miss Daisy Strong.
On Uniforms for Boys-NIrs. ]. w,
Bell, chairman; Mrs. Sidney Adams,
Mrs. J. NJ. Moss.
On Uniforms for Girls-Mrs. S. X.
Dendy, chairman; Mrs. j. NJ. Moss,
Mrs. J. b. S. Dendy.
TO Secure Band-W. a. Sirother,
II. II. Jaynes.
On Program-Mrs. J. B. S. Dendy.
chairman; Mrs. j. w. Bell, Mrs. w.
L.. Werner, Mrs. S. X. Dendy.
On Music-Alrs. Sidney Adams,
chairman; Mrs. T.. l.. Herndon, Mrs.
b. +. Sloan, Miss Alice strong.
TO Provide Dinner for Veterans
Mrs. ID. y. Smith, chairman: Mrs.
w. A. Strother, Miss May Bell.
On Entertainment-J. A. Ansel,
chairman: Mrs. C. w. Bauknight,
Mrs Geo. Sebaorn
Master Of Ceremonies-W A..
Strother.
Program for the Day.
9.l5--Automobile procession
Ride for Veterans.
0.00-Parade.
Order of March.
First carriage-BraSs band.
Second .carriage-Color bearer.
Third carriage--Sponsor and
maids.
Fourth carriagc-Chaplain and UNI
yelling maids.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. for the
day.
SiNth-Company Of boys with can
non.
Scvcnth-Company of girls.
Unvciling Exercises.
l0.45-Prayer by Dr.. j. G. Law.
Address by Governor Ansel, in
which he gives peopl0 Of Oconee
county, in behalf Of the Monument
Association. the Confederate monu-
ment.
Music by band.
Unwilling.
Music---"DiXie."
l.00-March to speakers stand.
IL 1.l5--lntroduction Of speakers
by Col. II. A. Thompson.
Vocal solo.
Address by Co. II. r. Jaynes.
Song-The Ionnie Blue Flag,
Miss Irene Stro her.
Music by baid
AT | p. III. an intermiSsion Of one
hour and thirty minutes will be taken
for dinner
2.30-Convene at stand. Music
by band.
Address by Gen. Bonham OF An
derson.
Song-DiXie, Miss Annie Biemann.
Dinner will be served Confederate e
veterans only.
The veterans who will attend are
requested to notify Mrs. d. A. Smith
by postal card
Boys who will be in the parade are
requested to hand their names to d.
A. Smith, +. A. II. Schroeder, w. G.
lIughs
Girls who will be in the parade are
requested to hand their names to
Mrs. w. NJ. Brown, Mrs. J. w. Bell.
! Mrs. j. NJ. Moss.
We earnestly desire all the girls
and boys to take part in this pro-
ccsson.
TO the People.
Remember that July 2lst is TO be
Oconee's big day. Our Confederate
monument is to be unveiled on that
day at Walhalla. 1t Is a beautiful
granite pedestal sixteen feet high
with marble figure six fcct high
representing n Confederate soldier
with gun in hand. BY 1t Is mounted
small cannon, such as these men
| used in the War Between the States.
TEc monument has hnnn nrnct nd