The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-20
PREPAREDNESS CAMPAIGN
FOR NEWBERRY COUNTY


At meeting of the Agricultural
Preparedness committee held in the
court house Tuesday, the 18th instant,
We. the undersigned subcommittee,
were appointed to arrange a cam
paien for the county in the interest
OF the production OF large food crops.
We have appointed community mass
nee: '1gs for Wednesday evening, the
o5th instant, at eight o'clock, at the
points named below. and have per-
sons to preside as chairmen and 10
speak at said meetings. These ap-
poin,ments were made without con-
sulting the persons named because
the shortness of the time did not per-
nit us to communicate with them;
but We beg that they perform the
parts assigned them, and we feel
sure, in the interest OF the public
welfare. they will do so If practicable.
If not. we beg that they will secure
others to fill the places assigned
them.
We are relying upon the patriot
ism and public spirit OF the people "
make a success Of this campaign al
OF these meetings.
We request the pastors OF churcneS
to make announcement of the meet
ings in their communities, and We
ask their special cooperation in the
movement that means so much for
the people Of the county, the State
and the nation.
List of Appointments.
Mollohon Mill: Geo. W. Summer,
chairman, and Rev. E. V. Babb.
Oakland Mill: W. H. Hunt, chair
man, and Rev. w. C. Baxley.
Newberry Mill: Marion DAVIS
chairman, and Otto Klettner.
Unity church, for Mt. Bethel. NC
Crary and Garmany: DR.. W. c. Brown,
chairman; Rev. A. J. Bowers, Rev. J.
w. Carson.
SiIverstreet, for Reagin, Deadfall
and Silverstreet: H. o. Long, CHAIR
man: Rev. Edw. Fuleuwider, Rev. ".
R. Bouknight.
Whitmire, for Whitmire, Flint Hill
and Iollohon: Mrs. S. A. Jeter'
chairman; Rev. w. E. Furcron, j. ".
Scott.
Kings Creek church, for Long Lane
and Mccullough: &c. NJ. Folk, chair
man: Rev. L. P. Boland, 0. B. Can
non.
Betheden, for Betheden and Crom-
err: S. w. Derrick, chairman; Ala;l
Johnstone, Prof. S. j. Derrick.
Mt. Pleasant, for Maybinton, MI
Pleasant and Broad River: MISS
Daisy Whitney, chairman; T. NJ. Mills
J. D. Quattlebaum.
Smyrna, for Smyrna and Bush XIV
er: J. ". Clary, chairman; Rev. L. u
Croker, L. ". Bedenbaugh.
St. Lukes, for Big Creek and 81
Lukes: J. R. Hunter, chairman; }. j.
Long, J. B. Derrick.
St. Phillips, for st. Phillips and
Fork: H. H. Ruff, chairman; Rev. .
P. Koon. E. H. Aull.
Jolly Street, for JULY Street and 81
Pauls: W. B. Boinest, chairman; H.
H. B, .ase, DR.. G. Y. Hunter.
Utopia, for Utopia and Hartford:
HI Boulware, chair42an; J. b. Hun
ter, Rev. F. E. Dibble.
Trinity, for Burton and Trinity: D.
H. Stillwell, chairman; b. V. Cnap-
man, B. C. Matthews.
Jalapa. for Jalapa and TranWood:
Dr. J. William Folk. chairman; Dr.
and Mrs. James P. Kinard.
Johnstone, for Johnstone and Uh-
ion: J. B. Halfacre, chairman; MISS
Sadie Goggans.
Little Mountain, for Little Noun
tain and swilton: Nv. A. Counts
chairman: Rev. J. H. Harms. MISS
Caroline Caldwell.
Chappells, for Chappells, Vaughn
Vile and Mudic: J. S. DomlnlcA'
chairman, E. S. Blease.
Ridge Spring. for Ridge Spring ana
Dominick: W. H. Sanders. chairman
DR.. w. D. Sem.
Kinards. for Kinards, Independence
Tabernacle and Belfast: J. A. Dom1n-
lex, chairman; Prof. W. H. stemple'
C. P. Barre.
Prosperity, for Prosperity, Excel
sior and Mt. Pilgrim: Dr.. c. t. "yche'
chairman; DR.. Geo. B. Cromer.
Zion, for Zion. Pressly and New
Hope: M. H. Folk, chairman; Rev. D.
G.. Ballentine.
O,Neall, for O'Neall: Olin Shealy'
chairman; Rev. Charles ]. shealy.
Monticello, for Saluda and Nontl-
cello: P. W. Counts, chairman; I. A
Dominick. Prof. ]. S. Wheeler.
Fair View, for Fair View anu
IWheeland: J. NJ. Lester, cnalrman'
Rev. J. NJ. White. =,
rutherford, for Rutherford H. NJ
wicker. chairman; T. W. heitt' AT
thur Kibler.
T. NJ. Mills. Chairman;
Dr.. W. C.. Brown,
n n Long