Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-08-13
ALLEN SHARP IS
AGAIN PRESIDENT,

Inelr appreclaClOn Oh Cu0 ability
as a farmer and the clean life as
a citizen OF their most worthy
president, Mr.. Allen Sharp, near
Greenfield, by re-electing him
president Of the Weakley county
farmers institute. Mr.. G. A.
PeerY was elected vice-president
and Mr.. W. D. Brasfeld, OF
Dresden, secretary. In his own
imitable way, President Sharp
delivered a nice little address OF
acceptance Of this high honor.
He said that he was glad to be at
the head Of an organization Of
men who are the great common
people-the people who really do
things; that he considers the
Weakley county farmer and the
Weaklev county farm unexcelled
by any in the state and that he
urges the production OF more
food stuffs, showing the growing
demand for food stuffs.
The following is a list of dele
gates chosen at Mondays meet
ing to attend the West Tennessee
farmers institute to be held at
Jackson on September l, 2 and 81
District No. IL. ]. Alternately, G.
7. Austin, ir., A. A. Donoho, L. A.
Biggs, Ben Poyner.
District No. 2-J. E. Johnson, ]. M.
Duke, Bob Johnson, John Griffey, ].
I. Parrish.
District No. 3-Enloe Westmoreland,
J. E. Phillips, T. M. Elder, T. B.
5alley, w. A. Smith.
District No. 4-Sam Brundige, Har-
'ourt Wheeler, j, R. Wheeler, Rosco
M. A. Shanklin.
District No. Sd. A. Webb, L. l.. |
lids, H. @: McWherter, Joe Pentecost,
!. H, Atkins.
District No. ct. S. Newberry, G.
4. Terrell, H. H. Oliver, Edgar Todd,
Ienry Powers.
District No. III. F. McClain, ]. R.
IcClain, W. R, Insco, w. M. House,
scar Farmer.
District No. 8-Will Chandler. Will
-ooner, B. M. Tansil, r. E. Bondu-
INT, s. G. Smith.
District No. 9-Aubrey Abney, Bob i
latcher, HALLS Coats, Herman Coats, !
7. A. Caudle.
District No. 10-Tobe Edwards, John
:. Jones, Iva @. Edmonston, j. H. !
radberry, Will Harvey. \
District No. 11-R. M. Matheny, &C. s
e Matheny, Rosco Parks, Ned Cas- h
'man, Omer Tatum.
District No. 12-C. G. Whitehorn, "
IN Patterson. @. H. freeman, Con- o
g Jones, Albert Mikel. tt
District No, 19--C. w. Webb, Mack Il
unds, Bill Thacker, G. D. Webb, al
m Brown. =,
District No 40. D. Collier, j. E. u
'nry, ]. d, Millner, E. E. Wagner, W
B.. Collier. oil
District No, 15-W. E. Simmons, j. az
r. E. Scates, r. P. Grooms,
H. Curlee. IT,
district No. 16-C. A. Elinor, Sam
rner, Ed Stout, Harve Drewry. I'll
district No. 10. G. Croft, A. D. be
ice, A. @. Orr, w. F. Thomas. to
district No. 18-W. G. Hamm, jr., al
W. Smith, 7; j. Stevenson, Raj -
michael, G. M. Barber. 81
district No. 19-M. L. Gardner, W. az
Harkey, G. N. Allen, ]. w. Over. ye
Fred d, Estes. wi
istrict No. 20-I. G. Halter, ]. w. mn
lister, ]. O. Halter, A. j, Straw -,
Ige, j. H. Birchem.
istrict No. 22-W. E. Hatcher, T. ue
'riestleY, D. G. Campbell, ], D. II
fifth, w. 7. Campbell. A
istrict No. 23-Joe Wright, W. A. die
lock, Bride Wray, Carl James, j. u,
Wright. '-->
istrict No. 24-C. w. Shut, w. I. ex'
ebrew, Bob Glasgow, w. 7. Rawls, dis
J Tuck.
strict No, 25-Luther Barbour, Mr.
Hawks, Arden Pinkston, George u
d, w. B. Maxey, W."
IN Club Boys-U i, M. Fuller, Mel mo
3ynum, Braden Tuck, Otis OAR par
Raymond Abernathey. min
e following officers and women 7
elected delegates; Allen Sharp, III
+. Ellis, W. D.. Brasfeld, Mrs. R. ~ ~.
Ills, Mrs. A. Sharp, Mrs, j. s. wa
!, Mrs. Thos. Priestley, Mrs. A. A. ing
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