The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-08-15

AASSA "a 11M LID. '$ 50 Ga s. :
Charleston; Charles M. Lindsay, Glen
dale; John B. Given, Aiken; Rupert L.
Lane, Dillon. I. x.
To be second lieutenant, infantry
section, officers reserve corps: Louis
P. Gaffney; Charleston; Francis F.,
Payne, Charleston; James G, Todd,
Laurens; Louis T. Parker, Charleston;
Geddings H. Crawford, Columbia;
Cornelius Kollock, Darlington; Will
liam H. Laughridge,. Company I,
First Infantry, South Carolin Nation
al Guard; Gilbert R. Genet, Darling
ton; Lawrence j. Stillwell, Cheraw;
Marion f. Mcleod, Columbia; James
M. Edens, Providence; G. Carroll
Swetenburg, Abbeville; w. Wallace
Harris, Abbeville; William H. Martin,
Rock Hill; Derril G. Elmore, Colum-
bia; Sidney B.. Jones, Charleston;
Charles S. Minor, machine gun COM
] fpany, First infantry, South Carolina
National Guard; Wilbur J. Scott,
Aiken.
national army: N. Crawford Remsen,
Greer; Wilmot M. McCutcheon, Sum-
ter.
Sixth Company.
To be major, infantry section, off,
GERS reserve corps: William A. Col
lett, Edgefield.
To be captain, infantry section, Off
GERS reserve corps: James D. Fulp,
Fort Mills; Robert B. Cole, Summer
ton; Oman A. Hydrick, Orangeburg;
John c. Warren, Johnston; Blackburn
Hughes, Charleston.
To be first lieutenant, infantry Sec
ton, officers reserve corps: Archibald
M. Mixson, Charleston; John H. David,
Jr., Dillon; Charles e. Boineau, Co
lumbia; John G. Galbraith, Spartan
burg.
To be second lieutenant, infantry
section, officers reserve corps: Carl E.
Stoudemire, Chaplin; Eldridge Mr. Gal
phin, Ninety-Six; Henry E. Losse,
Charleston; Edward w. Mather, Co.
lumbia; Benjamin f. Simmons, Rowes-
vile; James W. Browning, Jr., Black
vile; Warren T. White, Centenary;
Duncan Mcintyre, Marion; Louis G.
Osborne, Spartanburg; William L.
QUITS, Spartanburg; James C. Hood,
(North) Sumter; William r. Cheat
ham, Henderson, N. c.; Alonzo L.
Knight, Pageland; William C. Moore,
Lancaster; Cecil B. Barksdale, Green
wood; Robert E. Wilson, st. Charlees;
Lemuel c. Berry, Cheraw; Charles w.
Forbes, Columbia.
To the captain of infantry in the
national army: John j. McSwain,
Greenvillc.
To be second lieutenant of infantry
in the national army: Robert A. Gil
mer, Company X, South Carolina Ma
tional Guard.
Seventh Company.
To be captain, infantry section, Off
GERS reserve corps: Guy Brown, South
, Carolina National Guard; Robert j.
) Kirk, Florence; Francis X. Lesesne,
) Charleston.
TO be first lieutenant, infantry sec
ton, officers reserve corps: Carlos G.
Harris, Spartanburg; John R. Castine,
Ridgeway; Scott C. Strohccker,
Charleston.
TO be second lieutenant, infantry
section, officers reserve corps: James
Y. Perry, Greenville; Perry C. Cray
ton, Anderson; Eugene H. Garrison,
Rock Hill; Robert A. Pringle, Charles
ton; George w. Fitzmaurice, Colum-
bia; Judson p. Brunson, Sumter; Jas.
p. Earle, Spartanbulg; Robert w.
Hamilton, Pacolet; Eugent f. Stuck,
Newberry; James w. Cooley, Ander-
son; Ernest Glover, Orangeeburg;
Stephen f. Shackleford, Charleston;
: John w. Wilbanks, Union; Jamees w.
Thompson, Ridgeland. 80
To be second lieutenant of infantry,
in the national army: Charlees eagle,
Sumter; Lewis c. Bryan, Sumter.
Eighth Company.
TO be captain, infantry section, Off
GERS reserve corps: William Campbell
MCGOWAN, Columbia; Morris Carmi-
chael Lumpkin, Columbia; George
Rainsford Norris, Columbia; William
|Joseph Hunter, Liberty.
To be first lieutenant, infantry sec
ton, officers reserve corps: William
De Sausure Boykin, Columbia; Joe
Vernon Elgin, Abbcvillc, Eugene
Whitfield Dabbs, Jr., Maycesville;