The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-23
COUNTY COTTON
ASSOCIATION
Officers and Committees Ap-
pointed For Membership
Campaign

selected as officers, members Of the
Township Committees for the big
membership campaign of the South
Carolina Cotton Association which
occurs September 26th-27th and 18th.
County Executive Committee
Chairman for Sumter County, L. D.
Jennings; C. J. Jackson. Horatio; T.
S. Dubose, Jr., Oswego; A. E. Aycoch,
Wedgefeld; E. w. Dabbs, r. F. D.,
Mayesville; J. B. Britton, r. F. D.,
No. l, Sumter; G. A. Lennon, Sum-
ter; j. Frank Williams, R. F. D. No. 3,
Sumter; T. J. Keels, Acting Secretary.
Sumter, S. C.
Township committees to organize
their respective townships and secure
pledges Of membership and secure
funds. Each committee is authorized
to appoint as many additional com
mitteemen as they deem necessary to
properly divide up the territory and
the work in order to complete the
membership campaign IN their respe-
tive TOWNSHIP within three days.
Township chairnien are requested to
Immediately cali their respective COM
mittees together for the purpose Of
organization, and to notify Chairman
Jennings of their having organized
for a; successful campaign
Sumter Township.-T. j. Kirvin,
Chairman, J. H. Myers. W. A. Bryan.
Oswego Section, Sumter T. Sc.
C.. Brown, Chairman; F. w. Andrews.
B.. NJ. Oliver.
Mayesville Township. F. Bland,
Chairman; L. C. Tisdale, J. H. Will
son.
Middleton Township-Dr. NJ. L..
Parler, Chairman; w. H. Ramsey, e.
E. Aycock.
Manchester Township B. T. Kolb,
Chairman; F. M. Coulte.. y. w. Ais
brook.
Shiloh Township. M. Truluck,
Chairman; J. c. McElveen, Johnny
Johnson.
Statesburg Township.-George Ma
brey, Chairman; N. B. Murray, r. M.
Moore.
Concord Township. c. Brogdon,
Chairman; Joel Davis, c. w. Brun-'
son.
Privateer Township. M. Kolb,
S4011 1ldIl, ~. 44O0SO, AS(F' w @AA'
Haynsworth.
Providence Township.-H. T. Ed
ems, Chairman; NJ L. Moore, A c.
Burroughs.
Rafting Creek Township-E. E.
Rembert, Chairman; G. NJ Emmanuel,
J. l. Jackson.
DUES.
Dues from date to January 1st.
1921, to be Csc per bale of cotton pro-
duced in 1917, 25c per thousand dol
lars capital invested in mercantile and.
other classes Of business, banks OF
manufacturing plants, and profession
al men, such as lawyers, doctors,
school teachers, etc., So each. Dues
for 1921 and 1922, 10c per bale Of cot
ton and 10c per thousand dollars capi-
tai per annum. Dues for professional
men So per annum. The dues will
include subscription to the Cotton
Journal to be published by the Amer
lean Cotton Association. The dues for
the first year and balance Of 1919 to
be paid to the committee securing the
application, who will turn same over
to the county Secretary for transmits
sion to the State Organization Treas
urer. All dues in future must be sent
by each member, direct to the Treas
urer Of the State Organization, but in
no, case shall the dues of any individ-
ual, firm or corporation exceed one
hundred dollars Minimum dues 50.
It will be the duty of the Coun-
ty Secretary to list all applications
for m en1 herShiO a1Dhabafic31lv and ky
townships and wards. Membership
books will be furnished by the State
Central Committee.