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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

sal 81 je pref dovol. prihranila
cd nasin krvavih ii'.,v. Zdaj
pa, ko ''ii, da sc ,ims bliza in
da DO SCI prcn"s lOlj la debelo
v denar, je celia stavba kar nitro
zrastla.
Re Ia teden sc pri5ne premog
nalagati. Garali bono zopet "a
kompanijo. - Da bi 81 mogel
rdo kaj prihrantt: o ten Sc mi
si;ti nj.
Clovek Sc muei y zaduhlih ia
nah, da ga slabosti obhajajo.
Pote.n 81 mora pa Sc V jedi izbi-
ret, kar je naice ,c:ie, da more
;zhajati.
Mcso pozro kal italisti: = tru-
sti ia raise v morjc pomeScjo,
mesIo bi ga dali stradajoSemu
ijudstvu nekoliko boljsi kup.
Ko pride trpin, YES zmu6en. Y
della domov, ga caka ma mizi lc
iSaka acst in vo"'ra julo
o. Lnhko bi 'lhko na:isali =
aasi n%roletarski brdi. 4 tai, do
kler 10 ljudstv" V cnom,t govo-
rilo, da je tako bozja VOLTA, da
re mora tako biti, bono Sc vedno
lie sunni.
Tako DO, dokl,r DO ~ljlcstvo
~posluialo bozjc lenuhe, XII prero-
hujoJoprazne vraze in slepe liud-
stvo ma vse nacine. da OSAKA V
tent in ne vidi, kaj je prav in kai
ne ii gospod' bozii v'eeejo
ljudstvo "a nos, sami Sc pa SINE
jejo, samo, da rns'c njih l,apital.
Min rac nj har "a nobeno du-
90, ne "a telo. ia lie sam, lahko
razuzdano 1--WE.
JAZZ imam diva otroka. Ho6ejo
mi jim krstiti. toda JAZZ tega ne
pustim, da bi Sc moth otroF do
taknil kak far, ker to so nasi So
vrazniki, XII mas tlaGijo V suznost
-; sami pa morijo in Medicine
deklice pripravljajo V memorial
ma della.
Kon6ati moran. ker sc je moi
dopis re itak zaviekel. toda IL
pam, da ga urednistvo vseeno
priobci V naseT c~enjenem listu
Proletarcu, sal je to edini list, XII
zares pove, kaj je beda in kaj
kapitalizem.
10 bi Sc slovenski narod toll
ko zanimal "a Proletarca in Glas
Svobode, kakor sc "a druge liste.
skebske in farske, bi gotovo ne
glasoval "a kapitaliste. ampak
"a delavsko, to je socialisticno
s.ranko.
Delavci, delujmo vendar sebi
v korist, ne pa tistim, XII mas IL
k~oriscajo!
Pordrav cenjenim 6itate-
teljem Proletarca!
F. Peterlin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
- Climber ministrskega pred

sednika. Pred kratkim Sc je pc
ljal 2 brzovlakom spanski mini
strski predsednik grof Romanoes
IL Madrida v Pariz. Wax je bill re
zapustil kolodvor, a Sc je moral
vrniti in ostal ma postal tri 6etrt
ure. Potniki so bill nejevoljni in
izprasevali cd najnizjega do mai
visjega Pc vzroku Gakanja. Ali
vsi so skrivnostno molGali. Kone-
no je prisopihal ma postajo sluga.
v rokah skatljo, XII jo ie oddal "
salonskem vozu ministrskega
predsednika. Takoj nato je dial
postajenaGelnik znamenje "a cd
bod. Pozneje so izvedeli potniki
tudi vzrok zamude: ministrski
predsednik je bill pozabil donna
svoj climber in mi dovolil, da hi
odsel Walk pref. predcn ie dobil
cilinder. - Kaj bi Sc zgodilo pro-
letarcu, &c bi stresal take kapri-
cef
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Beaverdale, Pa.

SeHJ. uTtuilslNo fViVtaiNd
Namenil sem sc p~orocati neko-
like o razmerah V nasi naselbini.
Kar Sc delavskih razmer tiGe, so
Sc precej povoljne. Delamo vsak
dan, samo zelezniSkih voz v6asih
primanjkuje. Zasluzi Sc, kakorsen
prostor kdo ina, - slabo in do
bro.
Nekatere osebe tn sc grozno
zanimajo, kako veren je ia ali
oni - ina Ii kako in kakSno We
no it'd.
Pravijo, zabavljaje seveda, ia
mic V Boga ne veruje; sami pa Sc
veda prav mic ne vedo, kaj je We
ra in nimajo prav nobenega poi
ma o njej.
Vprasam vas vse tiste, odgovo-
rite mi, kaksne ideje innate vi o
veri; - JAZZ MANFRED ne poznam
drugaene we're, kakor - pravie-
no zivljenje in pa posteno delo.
To je moja vera. Tako povem
VAN, Xxi ste vneti kristjani, pa Sc
ne razumete, kaj .je vera. Ne bo.
dite vendar V vedni nevednosti.
Ali mislite, da &c ste rojeni V ne
vednosti, morate tudi vedno V
njej ostati in V njej umreti?
Sploh je pa vera popolnoma
privatna stvar vsakega posamez-
mega 6loveka. NihGe ne more nj
kogar prisiliti, da mora kaj We
rovati. &c veruje. je dobro, &c ne
pa tudi.
Delavci, ali pa ne razumete, ali
Sc ne verujete tudi tega, da vas
kapitalisti in Srni frakarji, kar
lie morejo izkoriseajof - Veruj-
tie in razumite, pa vstanite Re en-
KRAFT IL spanja, da Sc naredi konec
temu gnjilemu kapitalistiGnemu
sistemu. On nikakor ne odgovar-
ia wee naprednemu duhu casa. "a
to mora priti preobrat. Prisel DO
preobrat in tega je sposobna IL
vrsiti edinole socialistiGna stran-
ka.
Pristopite torej k tel stranki.
ker ona je delavska, je nasa
stranka.
Vpisite Sc v socialisticne klube.
in redno obiskujte seize, da pri-
dete tako do pravega prepriSan-
ia, ker ma teh sejah sc vedno raz-
motriva in debatira o socializmu
in o naprednih idejah.
cato klicem sc enkrat vsem ro-
jakom IL nase naselbine -: "Pri-
stopite 6imprej k nasemu soc.
klubul" - NJ bodite socialist
samo pri CAST piva, ampak vedno
in povsod.
Kdor je samo pri bari socialist.
lie navadno v vsakem drugem
kraiu d~rugaSnega m~islienja. -
Kdor je pravi socialist, DO tudi
gmotno podpiral socialisticno
stranko, kajti mic - nj mic in &c
nj mic, ne more biti nobenega
uspcha.
Roiaki, udelezuite sc torej red
no sci naSega kluba, XII Sc vrse
vsako drugo nedeljo V mesecu V
prostorih sodruga Anton-a Grbec
ma Lloydell.
8 soc. pozdravom
IT. Zalar. zap. soc. kl. ct. 1T.
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In tako "pobozni" Kranjc mai.

In tako "pobozni" Kranjc maj.
mani dvakrat v tednu prelomi
vesh deset bozjih zapovedi. Ne.
kot je tudi rekel Kristus: "Res-
nieno yam povem, ako niste ka-
kor %otroci, ne boste Sli v nebesko
kraljestvo". On Sc pa obnasa, ka
kor kak prav surov "furman",
(dasiravno je presneto otroGji).
ToreJ dragi Janez, skrajni cas- je.
da sc poboljSas, drugaGe ne BIO
mic z nebesi. JAZZ sem prepriean,
&c bi moral slu6ajno mas "slav-
nj" Rev. Janez S tezko butaro
grehov prositi samo "a emo noe
"a "j"rprge" tam gori pri sv.
Petru, da Ga Peter tako obrca. da
hi lie Pc CLAW priletel tia doll, re
v%este; tia, kjer je tako strasno
vroce! In JAZZ ne stavim centa,
da hi ga ne p%oslali cd tam ma lu-
no. Povedal hi mu &c rad kaj po-
stenega, pa kaj hoGem. ko Sc ga
itak mic ne prime. ker je tako pro
kleto trd. JAZZ bi lie rad vedel, ka-
Ike 'sole" je ia clovek poseGal,
da je tako salamensko "civilizi-
ran"H zal, da je morda moja IL
obrazba res piGla, ali z "drobti-
nicarjem" ne hi mental, &c mi da
vse svoje "modroslovje" in edo
gmatiko" pc vrhu. Mia nam
majka, kako Sc ia Glovek zmirai
opeee! &c hi JAZZ incl tako smolo,
kot ia - u6eni urednik. 50
skrijem, da me xiv krst veG ne
najde. On pa Sc naprej laja mad
ljudmi, kateri Sc V resnici tr,di.
10, da hi ia mali, re tako dolgo
z%atirani in dusevno zasuznieni
- slovenski narod - videl ze
enkrat boljSe case. Mozem Sc pa
upa ia "svetnik" diktirati. kai
maj govorijo ali pisejo in jih V
javnosti 6rniti in katerim ne Sc
ga on niti do kolen.
II koncu maj Sc pripomnim V
prijazno pojasnilo uredniku Rev.
kranjcu, da SEN JAZZ preprican.
ola je V eni stevilki "Proletarca"
"Glas Svobode" ali IN. Vestni-
ka" vee dobrega in poduGnega
ctiva, kakor V Sestih ducatih
"A. 81. Ne taiim sicer. da Sc
skusam uciti cd drugih, in ce lie
mogoce obdrzim, kar Sc mi vidi
dobrega - in da hi mi kdaj ko-
ristilo. JAZZ hi lie rad vedel, s Ge-
gavega "zelnika" je Kranjc po-
tegnil vse svoje "vrline" mann
rec, kako Sc poStene ljudi OBJ
%rekuje), ko je vendar :javna tai
most, da je njegov zelnik najslab-
Sc vrste. Najbrze Sc je vedno dr.
zal lie ma zelniku, cato pa nj euda,
da ina tudi zelnato glavo. Ia ia
Ike Judi je pa skoda prostora v
listu, skoda papirja in casa, ka-
terega mi nikakor ne preostaja,
&c hoeem V TEN 6asu draginje Sc
be in druzino posteno preziveti.
In S tenn je zadeva med memoj in
"Drobtini6arjem" k~onGana. V
pdihodnje Sc ne BON wee oziral
ma take "patrone" kot so ured-
niki pri "A. s., pa &c reGejo da
sem ucen kot professor. zeleG Sc,
da "drobtinicar" elm pref spre-
vidi - "a blagor svoje gresne
duse, da je ma krivem potu
ostajam Sc vedno isti "a socia-
lizem
John Vogrich.
p. S. Cenjene delegate 9. konv.
]. S. X. j. V Pittsburgh, pa pro-
sim, da mi oprostijo, 6e sem bill
prisiljen, Sc kolikor toliko dotak-
niti delovanja iste. Da bi ljudje
tako z~alostneea spomina, kakor
JIG drobtinicar hodili pc meni, tie
ga 81 pa ne pustim dopasti.
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Listnica ~upravnistva.

Zastopnik IL Pennsylvania, XII
je postal narocnino "a FIR. Kuzni-
ka V Radebaugh, w. Nor. Co.,
mai poslje bolisi naslov. N.iegov
list nam .ie poSta vrnila S pripom
DO: No such office in State.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

p. S. Cenjene delegate 9. konv.
j. S. K. j. v Pittsburgh, pa pro.
sim, da mi oprostijo, 6e sem bill
prisiljen, Sc kolikor toliko dotak.
niti delovanja iste. Da bi ljudje
takO zalostnega spomina, kakor
je drobtinicar hodili po meni, te-
ga 81 pa ne pustim dopasti.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

Frank Colwell has purchased the
residence property just south of the
F. 81. Birkinbine residence, from.the
Brown estate, and moved his family
to town yesterday. He has decid-
ed to retire from the farm, and
has rented it for the coming year.
George Thorpe got his fingers
quite badly scorched while attempt
ing to repair the electric light
wires at the opera house. While
n wire was in contact with his
hand he attempted to cut another
with his jackknife thus forming a
circuit. With the assistance of
the doctor the fingers can be re-
paired, but the knife is beyond re.
pair.
There is nothing that combines
use and ornament quite so COM
pletely as one of our handsome
guaranteed clocks. The prices are
right too.-Adv.
E. a. Treiber, The Jeweler.
Scotland, s. Oak.
James Sedlacek and Maynard
Brown Jr. went to the Jim river on
a little hunting expedition one day
last week. They had succeeded in
bagging a few jack rabbits when a
deputy game warden appeared on
the cen and demanded that they
show their licenses. Maynard
promptly exhibited his, but James
was a little shy on on that kind oil
a document. He was invited to
take a trip to Yankton with the
deputy where he was taxed up will
a fine and costs amounting to owe,
$40. A law that prohibits a mai
from shooting these jack rabbi
pests without a license may hav,
some merit, but there are man,
!. people vino regard it as simply
species Of graft.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

Boy Scout Books at Treiber's 8.
ADV.
Miss Lola Campbell spent last
Sunday in Sioux City.
E.. Y. Wilcox, our local photog-
rapher is putting in long and
weary hours trying to take care of
the rush of work promised before
the holidays.
Christmas postals at 1Oc a doz-
en- at Treiber's.-Adv.
Frank Plattner says since he got
the electric lights established in all
the buildings on the farm, all he
has to do is to go to the hen house
in the middle of the night, turn on
the switch and all the hens leave
the roost and rush to the nests to
lay.
John Wittmayer, auditor for the
Goodridge- Call Lumber Co., visit
ed his son, G. r. Wittmayer, al
staceyyille, Ia, last week. G. F.
has decided to return to South Da'
kota,i and on the first of Februar!
he will take charge of the Good
ridge. Call yard at Trip.
Flash lights and fresh batteries
and bulbs at Treiber
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

Philip Schmierer of Mitchell, is
in Scotland today.
Quite a large audience patron
lied 1.-THE Sap Head" in the opera
house Tuesday night.
It is still poor ice weather but
all right for winter blowing, and
some farmers are still at it.
It's too late for early Xmas shop
ping but not for good bargains in
the Scotland stores.
David A. Sowl is expecting a vis-
it from his son who lives in Sioux
Falls and whom he has not seen
for nine years.
O. Ct. Max is getting his store
fixtures in shape for the opening
of his new drug store in the Janda
building. They are very neat in
appearance, and when the stock.
a. part of which has already ar
rived, is placed in position he will
have q very attractive store.
Don't delay your holiday shop
ding till all the desirable things
have been bought by earlier corners.
Remember it's now that the pick
of the silYerware, cut glass and
jewelry is offered.-Adv.
3. q. Treiber, The Jeweler.
Scotland, S. OAK.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

Next Sunday ushers in Christmas
week and on Thursday we celebrate
Christ's natal day Old and young
should be at the services and our
churches should be filled with wor-
Slippers in appreciation of the
Christmas bles sing. In the Pres
byterian church appropriate SER
vices have been arranged. The
Christmas enthem is one by Alfred
Beirly and is untitled, "Glory".
The theme for the service is "The
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

Quite a large attendance marked
the service of Endeavor society last
Sunday night. The whole pro-
gram was we'll planned and carried
out with promptness. The Junior
choir was a surpr Use to US all.
They rendered their music we'll.
We want all young people to re-
member the Endeavor hour. 1t is
the young peoples service on Sun
days beginning at AS in the eve.
ming.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18
Christmas postals at Treiber's.

Christmas postals at Treiber's.
The Scotland schools will close
for a two weeks vacation.
JAG. Stackerl is here from Sioux
City looking after his farming in
terests around here.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Go. Basket leaves Treibers Tues.
day Dec. 80. at 8 a.. m.-Adv.
Mrs. FL. A. Reeves went to Nit
chell last Friday and is spending
she week with her friends at that
place.
Hon. J. 81. Stephens of Spring
field was in town today between
trains on his way to White Lake to
look at a piece of land.
David Sowl, who is now working
| for the Fullerton Lumber Co. in
their Kaylor yard, was in town
last night. He says the new brick
bank building at that place ii
nearly completed.
The city council held an adjourn
ed meeting last night. The ordin
ance governing the management o
the city scales was passed. A. E
Parmenter was appointed oficia
w~eighmaster for the balance of tn
fiscal year.
r. W. Russell Drug Co. no,
have their stock of Holiday good
opened nm and invite the public t
call and see them.-Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

Unique Figure Of Christ" and the
text, "What think ye of Christ"
The text for the evening sermon is
"For other foundation can no man
lay than is laid which is Jesus
Christ" The che rus choir will fur
nish special music.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18

The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school are busy getting
ready for the Christmas cantata.
This is to be given in the evening
of Dec. "a, at Z 81.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18
CHURCH NOTICES

A Christmas tree and exercises
appropriate for the occasion will be
given next Wednesday night in the
Methodist church.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-18
SCHOOL NOTES

It has been customary for a few
years in the high school for the two
liter airy societies, the Crescents
and Zethaletians, to unite and give
large program just before the
holidays. This custom still exists.
Friday afternoon at $3.50 the two
societies will render the following
program:
Song by the school
Xmas Story Louise Trutnovsky
Anecdotes Paul Rembold
Defamation Morris Chernus
Dialogue ga W oman's Rights"
Christine Wells, Amelia Janke and
Mollie Peterka.
School News Marie Gum
Reading Minnie Mount
Quartette The Crescent Girls
Song by the school
Dialogue "The Salntatorium's
Difficulties" Ruth Treick, Joseph
Dunmire, Oliver Deming, August
Gall, Sarah Korb and Meredith
Cary.
Paper Clara Kadleo
Personal Episode Alta Baker
8 Minute Talk Maynard Minnicf
Look over our stock fgift books
If we haven't what you want We
can get it for you if you get il
your order at once.-Ady.
E 81. Treiber, The Jewelsr.
a piano for Xmas. See Broch
ADV
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
u. ID. c. Meeting.

The William Wallace Chapter, of
the u. d. C's, met last week with
Mrs. w. T. Beatty, and held most
interesting meeting. Mrs. Davis jeff
ries was elected vice-president in
place of Miss Mary Emma Foster,
who resigned. Mrs. j. Frost Walker
sang a beautiful selection and Misses
Sydney Gage and Vivian Sarratt gave
several numbers. An interesting talk
by Mrs. Barnes was feature of the
program and reading by Mrs. Louis
M. Jordan was much enjoyed.
Committees were appointed to take
charge of the Memorial Day exercis-
es.
Mrs. Beatty served her guests with
delicious refreshments.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
MONEY COLLECTED
FOR THE FIREMEN
Fees Turned Over by Insurance Com
nissiOners-State Treasurer Will
Forward Amounts Due to Each
Town Treasurer.

The insurance commissioners during
the last three months has collected
from the fire insurance companies,
and turned into the State treasury,
the one per cent on fire premiums
collected in Al towns in this State.
The total which will be paid to the
fire departments for this fiscal year
is $12,690.82. This is an increase of
about$1 900 over last year when SILL
7S2.57 was distributed among the fire
departments.
The State treasurer will make re-
mittance of these amounts to the
treasurers of the various towns enti-
tied to the same.
There is also in the hands of the
State treasurer the amounts due to
the several county treasurers in the
State. This will be apportioned in a
few days.
The total collections of the insur-
ance department from the insurance
companies for the three months end
ing March 81, 1887 amounted to
$1O0,302.93. For the same period in
1912, $92, 313. 60 was collected, show
ing an increase in 1913 over 1912 of
So, 7,989.33.-The State.
Unions share of these premiums
will be $170.32.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
ATLANTA IS STIRRED
BY BRUTAL MURDER
Continued from page ~

them certain that these two persons
were connected in some manner in
the crime or have knowledge of the
details.
Bloody Shirt in Negroes Home.
A bloodstained shirt, which the de-
tertives say they found at the home
of Lee, was shown to the negro this
afternoon in an effort to break him
down.
The negro admitted the shirt was
his, but declared that he had not seen
it before for two years.
Lee was under a grueling fire of
questions all day. Shortly before
Superintendent Frank was brought to
the station Detective Black came
from the home of Lee. He carried
a package under his arm. He would
divulge its contents, but very soon af-
ter it was obtained Frank was under
arrest and Lee was confronted with
the garment.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission Of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July A, at 9
a m. Applicants must be not less
than sixteen years of age. When
Scholarships are vacant after July 4,
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examina-
ton, provided they meet the condi-
tions governing the award. Appli-
cants for Scholarships should write
TO President Johnson before the ex-
animation for Scholarship examina-
ton blanks.
Scholarships are worth $100 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September II, 1913. For fur
ther information and catalogue, ad-
Dress Pres. ID. b. Johnson, Rock Hill,
S. G. 18-tfs
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
Memorial Day.

Memorial Day will be observed in
Union on Saturday, May 10, and the
exercises will be held in the auditor
ium of the High School.
DR.. S. A. Steel, of Columbia, has
Teen chosen to deliver the address
and has notified the committee of his
Willingness to accept. The Choral
Club, of this city under the leader
ship of Miss Beatrice Wilburn and
Miss Mamie Oetzel will have charge
O. the music and a treat is in store
for the music lovers.
Committees have been appointed
to. decorate the graves of the Confed-
crate soldiers buried here and they
will announce their plans in the pa
pers next week.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
Memorial Exercises.

The William Wallace Chapter, u.
ID. c., will hold memorial exercises
in the Union High school building on
Saturday, May 10, at IL o'clock, noon.
Rev. S. A. Steel, D. D., will deliver
The memorial address. DR.. Steel is
a distinguished speaker and lecturer.
All Confederate veterans and the
public generally, are invited to attend
this service.
Mrs. F. M. Farr, Pres.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
Notice.

Annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Union
county, will be held in the Court
House, Saturday mornirp. May 8,
1913, at IL o'clock. All policy hold
ers are requested ~ be present.
j. M. Greer,
TIT. Sec. and Treas.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET HERE IN MAY
Continued from Page u


ton, delegate; Mrs. r. s. Kirkwood,
corresponding secretary.
Pelzer-Mrs. A. M. Lader, delegate,
Miss Crane. alternate.
Springfield-Mrs. 8. w. Dibble, del
egate; Miss Annie Philips, alternate.
Florence-Mrs. J. P. Mcneil, treas
urer.
Paxville- Miss Jessie Curtis, dele
gate.
Cross Hill-Miss Wilma Ramey,
delegate; Miss Minta Wade, alter
nate.
Duncan-Mrs. T. j. Carter, dele
gate.
'North-Miss Norma Davis, dele
gate.
Cheraw-Mrs. Harris missionary
st. Mathews-Miss Christine Riley,
delegate.
Spartanburg-Mrs. Marlborough,
Miss Lightsey, Miss Nell Darlington,
Mrs. j. G. Clinkscales, Mrs. M. M.
Boyd, Mrs. A. G. Rembert
Bennettsville- C. E. Exum.
Greenville-Mrs. E. N. Elrod, Miss
Winnie Cely, Mrs. w. H. Hughes,
Mrs. M. E. Curlee, Mrs. C. o. Allen,
Mrs. E. c. Dye, Mrs. Allen Sullivan,
Mrs. ]. w. Howell.
Chester-Miss Elizabeth Glenn.
Campobello-Mrs. T. E. Cantrell,
Mrs. j. M. jackson, Mrs. j. r. Cope
land.
Bennettsville-Miss Alma Bethea.
Sumter-Mrs. w. A. Brown.
Bowman-Mrs. L. ]. Smith, Mrs.
A. L. Black.
Charleston Miss May Wightman,
president; Mrs. A. j. Traver, Mrs.
Leland Moorer, Mrs H. Baer.
Columbia-Mrs. ]. A. Maybin, dis
trict secretary; Mrs. D. H. Ellis, Miss
]. A. Jarquin, Mrs. G. T. Presley,
Mrs. w. G. Bateman.
Newberry-Mrs. C. B. Martin,
Miss Eugenia Epps, Mrs. P. S. Liv-
ingston, Miss Sudie Mae Boulware.
Bluffton-Mrs. j. C. Snyder, dele
gate.
Abbeville-Mrs. Gambrell, delegate
Mrs. j. E. Bailey, alternate.
Easley-Mrs. William Anderson.
Gilbert-Mrs. M. E. Smith, Miss
Blanche Smith.
Greenwood-Miss Ruth Talbert.
Miss Richie Calvert.
Spartanburg-Mrs. C. C. Herbert,
Sumter-Mrs. w. I. Herbert.
The committees in charge of the
various matters connected with the
convention are as follows:
Committee on Homes-Mrs. T. C.
Duncan, chairman; Mesdames ]. r.
Dickert, Chas. r. Smith, and w. H.
Sartor on Main street; Mesdames
Ethel Smith and w., A. Long on
South street; Mesdames L. L. Wag-
non and j. F. Walker, on Church ST.,
Committee on Assigning Homes
Mrs. c. T. Murphy, chairman; Mes
danes T. c. Duncan, j. L. Daniel, B.
G. Peterson, L. S. Townsend
Committee on Entertainment-M
I. G. Duncan, chairman; Mesdames
L. S. Townsend, w. w. Summer and
Emslie Nisholson.
Reception Committee-Mrs. L. S.
Townsend, chairman; Mesdames j. A.
Brown, J.-L. Daniel, L. j. Hames, j.
II. Gault, Lizzie Hames, I. Dan Smith.
j. c. Wallace and S. M Rice.
Committee on Finance-Mrs. Chas.
K. Smith, chairman; Mesdames F. B.
Culp, Ethel Smith and w. D. Arthur.
Committee on Music-Mrs. ]. F.
Walker, chairman; Mesdames C. H.
Peake, w. T. Beatty, Misses lone Lit
tlejohn and Vivian Sarratt.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02

The Methodists of Florence have
laid the cornerstone Of $4,000
church-to be completed in January.
-Newberry Observer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-05-02
A Marriage.

Mr.. Broadus Kirby and Miss Mann
lie jolly were united in marriage Sat-
urday evening at 7:3O o'clock, at the
Methodist parsonage at Monarch.
Rev j. H. Danner was the officiating
minister, and there was present a
humber of friends of the contracting
parties to interview the ceremony.