The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-10-06
FOOD ADMINISTRATION CAM
pAiGN.
Organization Perfected to Make r
Thorough Canvass OF Sumter Coun.
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and Tuesday at it's
the following citizens of Sum
ter county, men and women, were
confirmed as the appointees of the
Sumter County Committee of the Ma
uonal Food Administration to serve
In the county wide campaign to en-
list six thousand households in the
of wheat, beef, pork.
mutton and sugar.
The captains and committeeman
ana committee women are expected TO
serve without any protest or excuse as
the country needs their services.
Each school district captain is en-
powered to appoint as many lieuten-
ants as he may need to assist him and
each lieutenant is authorized to sign
up as many workers as may be neces
sary to make a quick and thorough
canvass of the county.
They are respectfully requested to
signify their acceptanccs
OF their assignments as the National
Food Administration and the Sumter
County Council of Defense have not
much time ut their disposal in ar
ranging for the big drive between Oct
21st and 2Sth, full particulars of
which will be published from day to
day in the newspapers, and informa-
ton will be sent by mail notices to all
captains, lieutenants and committees.
Chairman Sumter County Commit
tee of the National Food Administra-
ton, A. C. Phelps. County Campaign
Manager, III. G. Osteen. Assistant
County Campaign Manager. II. A.
Moses. Publicity Campaign Manager.
f.. L. Reardon.
Captains will select their lieuten-
ants. Captains for School Districts,
Sumter, county and city:
School District No. 1-Thos j. Kir-
vim, Eastern District, r. F. ID. 8, Sum.
ter; c. l. Cuttino. Western District,
Il. F. ID. 2, Sumter.
School District No. 2-Rober,
Jones, II. f. ID. /, Sumter.
School District No. 3-Rev. William
Haynsworth, r. F. ID. 2, Sumter.
school District No. 4--F. Nj. Coul-
ter, r. +. d., Wedgefeld.
School District No. 5-Dr. M. T.
Parler, Wedgeheld
School District No. 6-W. l.. San
ders, r. F. ID. 8, Sumter.
School District No. u. II. Myers
X. f. ID. 4, Sumter.
School District No. S-J. a.
Reames. Rembert
School District No. 9-Alex. Bur
roughs, X. +. d., Dalzel.
School District No. 1O-C. ]. Jack
son, Horatio.
School District No. 11--Geo. Mabry.
Il. f. d., Dalzell.
School District No. 12-S. w. Tru-
tuck, II. +. d., Lynchburg.
School District No. 13.-Isadore NJ.
Truiuck, Lynchburg, II. +. ID.
School District No. LIT. f.. Minis.
X. f. d., Lynchburg.
School District No. 15-J. III. Will
son, II. f. d., Mayesville.
School District No. lev. d. Nc
Leod. Oswego.
School District No. 17-Ward No. 1
wv Il. Upshur; Ward No. 2-H.
liarby; Ward No. 3--H. A. Moses
Ward No. Nv. III. Shelley.
School District No. 1S-H. II. Brun-
son. Mayesville.
School District No. 19-W. F.. r..
DuBose. Providence. r. F. ID.
School District No. gov. w. Cum
ningham, II. f d.. Lynchburg.
School District No. 21-H. M. Nc
Laurin. Wedgefeld.
School District No. 22-J. w. Od-
N-'' AN' ~, MAY tSNlilc.
School District No. 23-Stanyarne
burroughs, Il. f. d., OswegO.
City of Sumter.
Committee on Cooperative Bodies
and Organizations. Societies, Public
Offcials, Schools, Etc.-Dr. S. III. Eo-
munds. II. O. Purdy. l.. ID. jennings.
Committee on WOmen's Organiza-
tion-Mrs. Nina Solomons. Mrs. II. nj.
Stuckey, Mrs. John r. Sumter, Mrs.
H. III. Moses. Mrs. r. s. Hood
Comittee on Patriotic School Meet
ings-L. ID. Jennings, j. II. Kolb. f..
|. Reardon. j. II. Haynsworth and S
III. Edmunds.
Auxiliary Committee to Organize
'olored Householdcrs of County-R.
w. Wostberry. Chairman; Prof. c. A.
La wson. DR.. G. w. Birnie, Rev. J.P.