Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-05-15

working divisions, each division un-
der central committee. Below ia
given the names of the central COM
mitteemen for the Walhalla Division,
with the sub-divisional Cor school
district committees, and the
amounts to be raised by each local
1 committee. The amount apportioned
to each local committee is small, and
in each case will doubtless be eX-
ceeded.
Walhalla Red Cross Central Commit
tee--SecOnd War Fund.
w. NJ. Brown, Chairman; Clem
Watkins, w. G. Hughs, G. w. Bauk-
night, G. w. Pitchford, w. d. Moss,
John A. Ansel, Geo. ID. Schumacher,
}. G. Montjoy. II. b. Shelor, George
Seaborn, NJ. c. Long, j. B. S. Dendy,
w. j. Stribling, e. l.. Herndon, C. G.
Jaynes, w. iR. Craig, w. j. Schroeder,
}. w. Bell, w. A. Strother, Geo. II.
Morton, G. II. Hetrick, w. F.. Hughes,
w. A. Grant, Jas. f.. Neville, l.. NJ.
Brown, James Phinney, p. p. Hutchi-
son, w. l.. Werner, George Seaborn,
j. A. Steck.
Districts-Amounts to Raise.
Walhalla--$1 ,000.-J. G. Mont
JOY, c. F. Hetrick c. w. Bauknight,
w. d. Moss, Geo. d, Schumacher,
John A. Ansel, w. A. Strother, j. w.
Bell.
West Union-$500.-Jas. F. New
lille, l.. NJ. Brown, e. P. Hutchison,
James Phinney.
Salem s5Oo.-M. A. Moss, J. A.
Robertson, p. l.. Green, j. Bennett
Moody, Geo. r. Pike, S. S. Meroney.
EDenezer-$150 Or. N. Smith, IT.
| w. IpGr0V I 7. VAUGHN
Oconee Creek-$150.-M. M. Muir
phree, n. a. Johnson, ]. l.. Hall, l..
A. Taylor.
Keowee-$150.-J. f. Hunnicutt,
w. Fl. Glazener, T.. l.. Langford, P.
A. Brown.
Blue Ridge--$125.-M. Abbott,
J. l.. Moser, J. c. Barker, J. Mack
Hunnicutt
Little River-$5O.-D. e. Nichol-
son, A. p. Barton, l.. r. Cantrell c..
S. Talley.
Cheohee-s5O.-Jesse Lay, D. O..
Sheppard, w. II. Alexander.
Tamassee-$50.-W. J. Beard, j.
-. Kelley, w. e. Rankin, Hayne G..
Jones.
Flat Shoals-s50.-J. s. Barrett.
); L. Grow, j. j. d. Cowan, George
Picket Post-$5O--W. N. Todd,
G. P. Alexander, l.. A. Lay, A. A.
Hubbard.
Long -Creek-$50.--L. II. Raines,
George Matheson, Bunyan Phillips,
Gus G. Arve.
Fairheld-$5o.-s. H. snead, w.
j. Hunt, j. II. Davis, J. G. Edwards
Bethlehem-$50.-R. M. Cheek,
w. D. Pell, w. r. Hunt, "A. M. Brown.
Changa-$25.-W. e. Lee, J. r.
suttles. J. 8. Cox, Robert Cobb
Non-$25.-W. y. Ladey, Bright
Thompson, J. l.. Lee, !. c. Manning.
Neville-$25.-E. O. Hutchison,
J. %. Stephens, Joseph Kerr, Marcus
c. King.
Boone's Creek-$25.-A. J. Hea-
ton, Man Patterson, j. F. Fowler,
Lee Grow.
Warsaw--$25.-R. F.. Nimmons,
T. F. Y. Hunnicutt, Willie Vaughn.
Fall Branch--$25.-W. e. Jones,
w. w. Fendley, G.. 7. Murphree.
Bear Pen-$25.-M. T.. Alexander,
j. l.. Coward, e. w. Corbin.
Village Creek-$25.-J. A. Mich
olson, w. G. Barker, Jos. Green.
Mill Creek-$25.-W. o. Russell,
]. T. Ramey, William Winchester.
Chattooga--$25.-M. l.. Phillips,
w. T. Ramey, K. l. Roach.
Belmont--s25.-Geo Watkins,
NJ. E. Kelley, w. e. Gillespie.
Mountain Grove $25.-W. II.
Cobb, Elias Woodall
Rich CIV. p. Da-
wilson. q. l.. Collins, j. F.. Collins.
Poplar Springs $25. Andrew
Ramey, NJ, J. Moore. Virgil Wilbanks.
Oconee Station-$25.-Jim Moore,
Lawrence +. Alexander.
Fort George 25.-Joshua Bar
ker, Jas. f. Alexander, Luther Rog-
| ers
Smeltzer-$25.-J II. Wigington,
w. II. Lusk, l.. G. Lusk.
The local committee, with the as
sistance of the central committee, are
urged to make active and thorough
canvass Of their respective school
districts, beginning next Monday, and
raise at least the above amounts
Let us make this a campaign OF
patriotism. There Is no such appeal
ing cause before the American peo-
pie to-day as that of the Red Gross.
We cannot preach the Red Cross
without preaching Americanism and
patriotism. We must not fail in this
campaign.
Liberty Bonds equip our boys to
fight. The Red Cross serves and
keeps them when sick, wounded or
in prison. 1t helps our allies. 1t Is
the greatest "mother" in the world.
Let us give again generously to
this cause. Let all Of us at home
prove by our efforts and sacrifices
that we are of one spirit, purpose and
determination with our brave boys in