The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-28
GASION AGAIN HEADS
THE CONFEDERATE SONS
RoUSING MEETING OF OR
s GANIzATIoN WAS HELD
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Plan To Do More During Coming
Year For S. C. Division Sons
Of Veterans Than Ever

The South Carolina Division. Sons
of Veterans. held one of the most rous-
ing meetings of its existence when il
met in the court house yesterday af-
ternoon at 4:3O o'clock The reports
were all splendid and showed the or.
ganization to be IN better shape than.
for some years past.
Tn meeting was called to order by
j. w. Quattlebaum, commander os
Camp WV. Humphreys of Anderson
and he introduced the commander of
the South Carolina Division, Col Ar
thur l.. CASTOR Of Chester The maids
and sponsors for the affoasS s6amps5
presented their credentials and were
seated.
Waller Rothrock, commander OF the
Second Brigade, was made secretary of
the meeting, following which the Sons
hard the introductory remarks by Col.
CASTOR. The commander began by
paying Anderson number of pretty
compliments On thu hospitality shown
stiS rats5T ssisl5- aud the Suns uf Veterans
and then urged that every member of
every camp De more Jealous in the,
work during the coming year than he
had been during the last.
Enrolimento of camps was taken with
the result announced by the secretary,
that five camps were represented these
being: Camp w. W. Humphreys, An
derson; Camp South Carolina of the
state at large; Camp Bernard e. Bee,
OF Aiken; Camp Easiey OF Easiey and
Camp Chester County of Chester.
Their delegates were duly enrolled
The following sponsors and maids
OF honor were introduced to the con-
vention and were roundly applauded:
Miss Annie Rothrock, Miss Wallace,
Miss Burriss. Mis- Ruth Watkins, Miss
Anna Tfibbfe and inc Misses, Martin.
BY the report of the Brigade COM
maaderE IL was seen that all three bril-
'gades are in splendid condition and
are making satisfactory progress in
enrolling new members.
: Gen. M. L. Bonfam, Representative
of the South Carolina Camp, then took
tho fI0ors and made one OF the most
eloquent appeals FOR q more genuine
cndeavor on the part of the organ.
ization to make the Sons OF Veterans
1n organization oEFwliicii the veterans
themselves, may feel proud and an or
ganisatio9 which may really accom-
Ditsh soinething in! perpotuating the
deeds of the greatest army ever seen
3"on Gods green Garth. - He Rafd that
le bored the young men sof the state
fIi iEht necptle arouEeG to their sacred
duty aud 90 their part toward perfect-
jig Tie organization and with that ei;a
IN ;Sicw ho moved bat a comnittee OF
Three be appointed fpr tho purposes Of
Increasing fle enfoIImeht. 4. Frank
RatlflFg is offered an sIfonhniciit to the
osfect that tho coIimittec conkist OF
tlye,f that X beeauthurizeH to take up
the question of pfganising new camps
in e1nrYs ntels nf ll.lseegta 2 ace q. FL
state, They wiz also appoint sub
cetnmit tees In the various towns 20
have active charge ok the work: Tlie
motion was unAnilnhuaiy GarrIeSi and
she chair appointed ola the coininit-
tee the following mernberss Gen ~.
Il Bonfanl: Andersohs j M ISinard,
Eewba4fy: Butler Hago0a. Rarnweli:
- g. Godfrey Cheraw and 4. Frank
Watkins AnGefgofi,
a Telegram. VAS read from Seymour
Stewart nnniIn Il ar 81 -..s Z. ls.s 4.s%ss
Sons os Veterans. TheS M assaee Sgfia
sent from ST. Isotiis atsd read
extend my greetings and very
best Ysteifes FOR your meeting
Z tesesratn was also, received from
Ne p - oFEest uI NIVInphtsE Ia which no
said. sIiIness In my family pfsSahts
nv AAAan nra&nsl3 Al lesAii = essttl.
hut extend very best wieiies f5r ~
success and tefldeE my ilndest re-
CARDS
Proctor a Bnnhain ok afeenTfIle
called the tEcnfiok 81 the body to sha
tact that 4he veterans &sss,e not s;szf f-.
iied With tile ninoant of The pension
furnished by the state anu b moved
that 3 cotuiailtee DO anpolA ted tor The
pufpOse3ef taxing np tho matte ef afltii
the Eenefgtl assembly OF South CsroL
1lfia and urgiig that preFisi6n IL
tnade fof Snereaatng the pensioh "a