The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Animal Celebration and Livestock Ex.
hibit Day.
Anderson. s. C. Sent 3Oth 1914

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The Trades Exte sion committee OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, composed
OF Messrs. Is. o. Evans. (Chairman
T. l.. Cely. Capt. X. J. Ramer, w. s.
Ramsey. l.. Geisberg and o. NJ. Heard
has announced the final and complete
program and announcement for the
animal exhibition and the livestock
exhibit day. Anderson, Sept. 30th,
1914.
| The entire exercises will be held at
North Anderson. beginning at 1890
A. M, promptly. The exercises in
, clude exhibition and awarding of
prizes, (32 in number) to the best
exhibits OF horses. mules, ponies, hogs,
cattle, and donkeys: farmers institute,
horse and pony racing basket picnic.
Also there will be special meeting of
the Anderson county livestock asso-
ciation meeting on the occasion and
also report Of the special grain ele-
yator committee, appointed to consid-
er plans to build in Anderson q grain
elevatC, to handle the grains of this
section.
The general officers for the day are
announced below:
General Chairman Hon. s. A.
Burns. President, Anderson County
Live Stock Association
Vice-Chairman-J. w. Rothrock,
anderson county Demonstration
Chairman, Committee of. Arrange
ments, Jno. M. Davis.
Asst Chairman. T. T. Wakefield.
Chairman, Racing Department, DR..
II. L.. Snider, Fretwell Cos
Asst. Chairman, Raymond Fretwell.
Manager Hog and Livestock Depart
ment, DR.. ] c., Mitchell, Anderson, 8.
C..
Judge. Horse. Mule and Pony, etc. +,
Department. Prof. w. A. Hagood of
Greenwood.
Judge Livestock Department, Prof.
j. o. Williams. Clemson college, S. C.
Asst. Judge livestock Dept, Prof.
r. A. Grabel of Charlotte, N. c..
Asst. Judge, Horse, Mule, etc. :,
Dept. DR.. Walter Sorrell Southern
Railway. Greensboro, n. c..
General Secretary, Porter A. Wha-
ley.
Prize Secretary. Sidney C. Kay.
Prize Secretary, F. M. urnett.
Speaking Department
This department opens the day and
Is In the nature Of Farmers Institute
and school of instruction
Starts promptly at 1880 A. M. on
September 30.
Music. Zion Band, Pendleton, 8. C.
Call to order-Hon. 8. A. Burns,
President Anderson county Livestock
association, Route 6.
Invocation-Rev. j. H. Gibboney,
Rector Grace Episcopal church, An.
derson, s. C..
Address-"Southern Railway and
Livestock development" w. j. Seeley,
Demr. Agt., Southern Railway, Green
viiie,- 5. G.
= .Address-"EutuFe of Southern Live.
stock" Prof. J. o. Williams, State
Livestock Demr. Clemson college.
EAddress-''Livestock Raising along
Scientific Lines, DIR. Walter A. Sorrel,
Southern Ry.. Livestock pemcnstra-
tor, Greensboro. N. C.
Music-zion Band.
Announcemept-by President Burns.
of Anderson County Livestock, Assoi
citation. e af
Address-awhy like livestock ;"
Prof. r. A.. Gabel, Southern Rail-
Asr, Bureau, Charlotte, N. c.
Music-Zion Band.
Address-"Real Profits in Live
stock. Prof. Paul Calvin, Rock Hill,
8. C..
Close OF Speaking at 1880 p. NJ. J.
Grain Festival Dept. Meeting.
A special meeting Of parties inter-
ested In the plans for the 1915 grain
festival will be held at p. M, to
be presided over by Hon. s. A.
Burns, president OF the Anderson
county Livestock association, the mem
;bers OF which will meet at such spec-
fal meeting. At this meeting Mr.. Fur
mnn Smith will be, introduced as a.
special chairman and will call for dis
cussiong Of the question OF organizing
a. special grain FESTIVAL commission.
After watch q special committee .5of
hye.. headed by Mr. w. A. Watson
VIII subhait plan to locate q grain
eleyator in Anderson.
~ Racfng Department
. The races will begin promptly at, 81
p. M. On the North Anderson High
way, at North Anderson. DR.. l., II.
Snider Will have charge CT the same.
and will anpoint official startArs and
time keepers. Hon. Jno. Linley, It is
oficially advised, will make arrange
ments for all TO see the races without
Inconvenience. All person desiring TO
enter the races must turn their names
into either DR.. Snider to to Entry Sec
rotary Sidney G.. Kay OF North Ander-
son or to the Chamber Of Commerce
by 1880 A. M. on opening day. No
entries Will be accepted after that
hour. The races are open to all hor-
ses and ponies, city and country except
that no horse OF pony that has ever
raced on track heretofore will be
permitted to enter. There will be no
entry fee. ,IE
Eiay Peeaiez eseelal Netice
You are invited 70 witness both the
inspection of livestock, hear tho spealse
ing and see the races. Special ar
rengements to be made for the Ia
dies. q sfs ys.s 4. IS
Ceuntry People, Special Notice
The whole celebration Is primarily