The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-08-14
TWO IMPORTANT * !
COMMITTEES


am appointing COMMITTEES to se-
cure members in Cotton. Association
on election day, August 81; also a
ton meeting in Columbia August %
in response to the following letter,
which is self explanatory:
Columbia, s. c., Aug. IL, go.
"Mr. L. ]. Browning,
"Union, s. C.
"Dear Sir:
"We want to ask that you appoint
at once a committe Of three for each
voting precinct in your county to can
vass for members on election day,
Tuesday, August 31st. If you will
kindly let us have names of commit
tees appointed by you, we will send
them application blanks and necessary
literature at once. We believe that in
this way several thousand members
can be secured for the American Cot
ton Association on election day.
"Please let us hear from you at
once. Yours very truly,
"R. c. Hamer,
president"
Special committe of three to can
vass for members on election day,
August 81:
Union Township-P. B. Barnes, Un-
ion; l.. G. Bishop, Union, r. 2; F. w.
Carnell, Union, r. 2.
Jonesville Township-J. E. Johnson,
Jonesville, R. 8; w. /. White, Jones'
vile, r. 3; I. d. Page, Jonesville, r. 8.
Pinckney Township-L. j. Sprouse,
Kelton, r. 2; T. J. Vinson, Kelton, R.
L; 8. r. Garner, Kelton, R. 2.
Santuc Township-M. Russell Jeter,
J. C. S. Vaughan, w. T. Jones.
Cross Keys Township-J. P. Muir
ply, Union, r. 2; R. B. Alverson, Un-
ion, R. 2; T. A. Bailey, Union, r. 2.
Fish Dam Township
Goshen Hill. C. Mobley, Whit
mire, r. 1; c. G. Rochester, Whitmire;
Ed w. Trammell, Whitmire, R. 2.
Bogansville Township. S. Going,
Buffalo, R. l.; w. ]. Gibbs, Buffalo,
R. l.; j. M. Harrison, Buffalo, r. 1.
Let each of the above see to it that
a thorough canvass for members in
the Cotton Association is made on
election day. Visit the polls and in
terview every one possible. You will
receive application blanks from the
Columbia Office.
The following 100 are named as del
egates to the big cotton meeting to
be held in Columbia August 25. Each
one will have to pay his own way.
Some of us must sacrifice if we ex-
pect to succeed as an organization.
The 100 asked to go to Columbia Au-
gust 25 are: J. w. Gregory, F. j.
Parham, J. A. Wilburn, ]. G. Hughes,
F. McLure, B. w. Sparks, Orus 7.
Belue, T. K. Foster, c. G. Ivey, B. F.
Mabrey, Robt. Barnett, R. c. Little,
d Hallx,
bry, w. w. Hames, F. M. Ellerbe, C.
Jas. w. Cunningham, J. A. Smith, J.
w. S. Briggs, J. Hunter Finney, A. J.
H. Wilburn, w. C. Wilburn, J. E. Min
ter, ". M. Betsill, F. A. Stevens, w.
N. Beatty, R. B. Lawson, R. M. Bish-
op, Hayden Smith, M. c. Crosby, j.
F. Meador, Starks Austin, ]. Mel.
FAINT, l.. B. Jeter, Jr, j. T. Jeter, d. |
J. Gregory, De Aubrey Gregory,
Frank Adams, G. C. Vanderford,
James Vaughan, G. V. Tracey, B. B.
Vanderford, J. ". Askew, John M. Lit
tie, j. II. Holcomb, l.. J. Gault, l.. F.
Adams, w. D. Palmer, Ashemore
Vanderford, R. l.. Nance, j. H. Han
cock, N. C. Palmer, w. F. Farr, J. J.
Gaines, S. o. Inman, w. G. Johnson,
S. R. Aycock, J. Boyd Lancaster, w.
D. Lancaster, j. H. Riley, Henry
Smith, j. M. Whitehead, H. P. Smith,
l.. B. Lee, c. R. Lancaster, w. J. Bet
sill, j. M. Malone, l.. NJ. Jordon, Wade
H. Howell, w. P. Began, Theo Mad
dox, Geo. w. Going, W. H. Rasor, A.
G. Kennedy, E. F. Kelly, G. R. Hop
per, j. o. Harris, j. Edd Hughes, E.
T. Johnson, G. w. Garnett, w. C. AL
verson, T. c.. Duncan, R. P. Morgan,
C. c. Sanders, E. Nicholson, E. w.
Stone.
Let every one of the above make
earnest effort to go to the big cotton
meeting in Columbia August 25.
Lowndes Browning,