The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-02-22

essary were considered, and with a
careful survey of the prospective
membership, it was decided to make
this fee $500 per annum, payable
semi-annually, in advance.
After making themselves, thorough
ly conversant with the bylaws which
they had already adopted, and dispos-
ing of such other matters as were
necessary, the membership then went
into the election of board of di-
fectors which resulted in the election
of the following gentlemen to serve
for two years:
DR.. w. H. Perrin, president Union
Amusement Co., member Of firm of J.
Cohen Co.
Mr.. D. N. Wilburn, member of firm
of Wilburn Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. l. X. Brennecke, member of
firm of Union Drug Co.
Mr.. w. w. Altman, cashier of Bank
of Union.
Mr.. E. M. Garner, member of firm
of Union Hardware Co. Insurance.
Mr.. j. w. Wilbanks, cashier of Cit
izens National Bank.
The following to serve for one year:
Mr.. S. H. Smith, proprietor Chero-
Cola Bottling Co.
Mr.. C. c. Cooper, member firm of
Cooper Furniture Co.
Mr.. R. H. Harris, member of Har-
Woodward Co.
Mr.. S. D. Leake, member firm of
Stone Hardware Co.
Mr.. c. w. Cain, assistant manager
Excelsior Knitting Mills.
Mr.. T. J. Glenn, manager Ottaray
Cotton Mills.
The directors Immediately went
into executive session and elected the
following officers:
DR.. w. II. Perrin, president.
Mr.. c. w. Cain, 1st president
Mr.. D. N. Wilburn, End vice-presi-
dent.
Mr.. w. w. Altman, treasurer.
Mr.. l.. B. Woodward, secretary.
The directors also appointed the
following committees:
Membership Committee: Mr.. I. X.
Brenncke, chairman; Mr.. T. D. Tru-
luck, Mr.. Frank Hart, Mr.. Emmons
Isreal, Mr.. v. L. Fowler.
Finance Committee: Mr.. e. M.
Garner, chairman;, Mr.. H. D. Gran
ford, Mr.. C. X. Morgan, Mr.. P. f.
Wilburn, Mr.. B. T. Gibson.
Entertainment Committee: Mr.. C..
c. Cooper, chairman; Mr.. Phil Flynn,
Mr.. Felix Goudelock, Mr.. f. R. Ash
ford, Mr.. j. Fred Jeffries.
House Committee: Mr.. D. N. Will
burn, chairman, Mr.. Miles F. Storm,
Mr. VIM. C. Lake, Mr.. o. E. Smith,
Mr. T. Claude jolly.
Like organizations in other cities
are doing a wonderful work for the
city and county, and there is no rea-
son that this league cannot accom-
plish the same results for Union and
Union County. and it will do it if Civ
en- the proper moral and financial sup
port of the people, and it bespeaks
this support of every loyal citizen of
this city and county, who have the
interest of the city and county at
heart.
The organization is made up of and
managed by the leading young bus
mess men of the community, who have
high ideals, and an earnest desire to
do something worth while for the peo-
pie of the community, and it should
have the support of this people.
The entire membership is known to
the majority of the people of the
Of Union, and if there is any one
who does not know them, or that they
do not know, they want to become ac-
quainted with them.
They are giving Of their time and
money to this cause, in an effort to
bring the people closer together, and
to make them have better under
standing of themselves and others, and
to promote the general welfare of the
public at large, and they have not
formed themselves into this league
for the purpose Of serving the city of
Union alone, or any one part of Union
county alone, but are trying to make
the county better place in which
to live, with better conditions under
which to live.
They would not like it be said of
the league, or any member of the
leageu that no invitation has been ex-
tended to the young men Of the coun-
ty to join, therefore this is their invi-
tation to every young man in Union
County, between the ages of 81 and
40 years to become member of the
organization, and to help carry on the
work that they are trying to carry on
They will occupy the quarters for
merly occupied by the Chamber of
Commerce and will maintain the la
dies rest room, and an invitation is
especially extended to the ladies of
the city Of Union, and particularly to
those out Of town, to make this rest