Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06

ALA. SOUTH CAROLINA, wEDNTsDAY, MAY o, 1914

day when the South has again come
into therown; when peace and pros
perity abound throughout a reunited
countrySwhose affairs are wisely con-
ducteue uennder a Democratic admins
trations with a Southern man as
PresidSnt, a Confederate soldier as
ChieI} Justice Of the greatest Court of
the civilized world, and Southern
men as the recognized leaders in
both branches OF Congress. Surely,
he hatHYrought wisely and well: and
may the benign rays of his slowly set
ting sun shed gentle lustre, so that
he maXSrest under the shade Of the
trees behold the fruit of his labors,
and dissatisfied.
County Executive Committeeman.
Thetclubs present reported their
executive committeeman as follows:
Clemson College,. A. Sease.
Earle Mill Elias Earle.
Friendship M. Campbell
High Falls No. 2--J. l.. Kell.
Holly Springs-A. B. Blackwell.
OaltwaS--J. B. Tompkins.
Picket Post--L. A. Lay.
Proyidence-J. B. Ligon.
RetreateH. l.. Werner.
Riehland ii. J. Ballenger.
SaleHJ. A. Robertson
SenecaTTH. Y. Doyle.
Toksena Bates.
STanlassee- IT. M. Kelley.
Wessmlhster-C M. walker
WessS Unloh--C: II. u. burns.
4 Walhallal-James M. Moss.
Following the announcement of
the names of the county executive
coniliiFtssHlen, ~ was moved, sec
.Hno lS caiIleu uhah ilonsly lhat
Jas. Ms3doss pc re-elecred TO the po-
sitlon si 59fsSoulltS CHAIRMAN. me eiec-
tloh #aS5py acclahiatioh.4 st
Us DELEGATES to State Convention. s.
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forn IN ordor to so,o t;r,o ~ ao,al
nIate lief oS no,ainoos o, n,o ' M l
tho dele~otns votina For fwo 70 oonp
nIeta tbe de1aootinn of CIV, ~ urh;nb
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reooiyino tba biabtnst votos r,aro
q orood nnon os tba onoS 70 ba 40
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Tho vote resuI+ed ne So,,ows. ~ n
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Cary. CDR. Redfern previously cho-
sen, completing the six delegates.)
DR.. G. M. Walker was chosen as
the State Executive Committeeman.
1T was moved, seconded and unan-
imouSly carried that the delegates
elecleu 10 tne state Coii'ehUloh ne
tarpotes IN oasa "pPI ~ ;nabiiitu ~ ottona
~ oonvamti",, '""''i''' ~ "''e''o
nattn,. of in+oro,t to tho chorr,,
mi nnmonrotio CIR con,o ',n 80 thi.
noint - hnino ooiIad 70 tbn onnvn,o
tion,s atten+ion that +bo Cberru LIN
CInb ia nrantica,Ir o',t nF owistaHoo hv
raoson of ohaI,s,as ~ tha oon'n,,,nitT -;
Ia - ,1,ax, atato1 tt't ~, tne nI,,h
Cheohee church would be of great
service to the Democratic voters of
that section, serving to accommodate
some who were not members at
Cherry Hill and practically all of
those whose membership has hereto
fore been at the latter precinct. BY
unanimous vote the County Chair
man was authorized to establish
club and voting precinct at Cheohce
if in his Judgment it would better
serve the interests of the Democratic
voters OF that section Of the county.
Resolutions Passed.
Tho fo,,ouinn roso,rtiors uoro
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