The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-24
CONVENTION
HERE NEXT WEEK
United Daughters of the C~onfederacy
Of the State to be Here-Partial
List Delegates.


next Tuesday, May first. The first
session of the convention will be held
that night, the gathering to continue
) through Wednesday. Thursday and
: Friday. Several hundred visitors will
probably be in town for the Conven.
ton and the aid of the people of the
, city will be needed to entertain them.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy is an organization which has
"a wonderful work in the South since
the Civil War and is striving in every
way to keep alive the ideals for whcih
the South fought and to make attrac-
tive spots made famous during those
days that future generations may ap-
preciate and approaching remember
with kindress the struggle of the Six
ties.
Below is a list, revised up to yes
terday, Of the delegates who have CIV
en- notice Of their intention of attend
ing the convention. If you have
friends among the number whom
you wish to entertain while in
the city you will confer a favor upon
the committee in charge if you make
the fact known to Mrs. Monroe Nc
Clurg.
|. Partial List of Delegates.
Brandon-Mrs. Daisy Nc. L. Stew
ems.
Oxford-Mrs. Laurence Olsen.
Carrollton-Mrs. Alice T. Turner,
Mrs. w. W. Redditt.
Gulfport-Mrs. N. D. Goodwin.
Starkville-Mrs. Dero Saunders.
Caledonia-Mrs. o. P. Vaughn, Mrs.
o. NJ. Laurence, Mrs. Clyde Egger.
Kosciusko-Mrs. Ella Musselwhite.
Water Valley-Mrs. Henry G. Davis.
McComb City-Mrs. L. T. Miller,
Mrs. Susie R. Albright.
Ellisville-Mrs. W. J.. Park.
Holly Springs-Mrs. George Steph-
enson, President, Miss Annie G. Ford,
Miss Lizzie B. Craft.
Hazlahurst-Miss Bonnie Harris,
Mrs. H. J.. Wilson, Mrs. Carrie W.
Ramsey, Mrs. R. L. C%ovington, Miss
Collie Covington.
Clinton-Mrs. Mary s. Provine, Miss
Irene Banks, Miss Annie Barnard.
1tta Bepa-Mrs. Mary H. Holloman,
Mrs. Annie Cockrell, Mrs. Estelle
Curry.
Beulah-Mrs. Mabel D. Dossett,
Mrs. Ora Wolfe Lenoir.
Batesville-Mrs. Gertrude G. Tay-
lor.
Amory-Mrs. Charles Rowan, Mrs.
Frazer.
Forest-Mrs. Nettie Story Miller.
Tupelo-Mrs. Edward Burckel, Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Carrie Yates.
Vicksburg-Mrs. A.. @ H~.ardenstein,
Mrs. George B. Hackett, Mrs. Carrie
B. Qu~ackenboss, Miss Love Cook.
Biloxi-Mrs .Goldie Burgess.
Mt. Olive-Mrs. Birdie s. G. Bird,
Mrs. Fannie Lowrey Farley.
Carrollton-Mrs. E. C. Neill, Mrs.
H. S. Eggleston, ST., Mrs. Ella Bing-
ham, Jr.
Columbus-Mrs. John Smell, Mrs.
|G. R. Newman, Mrs j. M. Morgan,
Mrs. Simrall, organizer.
Waynesboro-Mrs. j. T. Burney,
Mrs. Robston Higgins.
West Point-Mrs. T. J. Dukemimie,
Mrs. J. E. Cunningham, Mrs. H. s.
Quinn, Mrs. F. H. Daggett, Jr.
Rosedale-Mrs. Walter Sillers, Mrs.
C. c. Morris, Miss Lottie Montgom-
cry.
Cleveland-Mrs. Ida Lee Mclean,
Mrs. Florence H. Wollard.
Friars Point-Mrs. j. C. johnson,
Mrs. C. R. Chism.
Laure]-Mr. n. p. Justice. Mrs.. 7
7. Henry. Mrs. John Pace.
Ruleyille-Mrs. Jack Smith,
Collins-Mrs. E. L. Dent,
Marks-Mrs. Ada Cox Turner. Mrs.
p. H. Lowrev. Mrs. Leila Cox Turner.
Vaiden-Miss Mary E. Cain.
Week.-Mrs.. Minnie H. Stephens.
Mrs. ]. r. Nickle. Mrs. Minnie B. High.
tower.
Utica-Mrs. w. B. Powell. Mrs. C.
L. Green.