Republicans Hold State Convention in Lincoln Theatre
At the state convention of the Union Republican party of South Carolina held yesterday in the Lincoln theatre on Washington street Joseph W. Tolbert was reelected state chairman of the executive committee a party platform was adopted and many speeches claimed a brighter day for the party in the state. The convention endorsed Tolbert for United States marshal of the Western district of South Carolina and urged appointment by the judiciary committee and senate confirmation. Alethia Sweat the lone woman delegate from Dorchester attended and sat on the platform. The event featured strong praise for Tolbert and calls to unite white and black Republicans to grow the party. The roll call was led by H. H. Mobley with T. E. Lewis as assistant secretary. Temporary chair Ernest F. Cochran announced the convention personnel and delegates debated leadership and registration as the Republicans urged fair representation. Delegates from Edgefield included Milton S. Strother and W. G. Cutts with alternates M. A. Watson and W. Scott Stevens.
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Union Republican Party of
South Carolina
Lincoln Theatre
Washington Street
Joseph ‘W. Tolbert
Republican Party
Joseph W. Tolbert
United States
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Alethia Sweat
Dorchester County
Joe Tolbert
J. R. Levy
Florence
Mr. Tolbert
John F. Jones
Blacksburg
Tolbert
H. H. Mobley
T. E. Lewis
Mobley
R. H. Richardson
Sumter
Ernest F. Cochran
Anderson
W. D. Chappelle
J. D. E. Meyer
Charleston
M. B. Lee
Lancaster
J .S. Earle
Spartanburg
D. A. Perrin
Georgetown
Frederick C. Redfern
Benedict College
J. F. Jones
J. A. Tolbert, Jr
Board of Registration
Board of Election Commissioners
Politivc
American Union of States
Edgefield
Milton S. Strother
W. G. Cutts
M. A. Watson
W. Scott Stevens
N. J. Frederick
Columbia
J. S. Levy
Major Jones
H. C. Hardy
T. H. Pinckney
A. J. Clements
A. B. Seabrook
W. S. Dixon
J. M. Jones
W. A. Jackson
James W. Tolbert
L. C. Waller
Churchwell
B. F. Thompson
B. J. Madden
J. A. Tolbert
George Watts
A. C. Stewart
William Goodwin
E. J. Sawyer
I. J. McCortie
W. L. McFarlane
M. J. Frederick
Jacob Moorer
S. J. Leaphart
H. B. Rikard
Newberry
Internal Revenue Department
L. A. Hawkins
Frederick W. Redfern
Washington
Union Republican Party
Five Hundred Dollar Cattle Payoff in125 Days
A South Carolina farmer cites eradication of cattle ticks as key to shifting from cotton to dairying. A. L. James of Darlington notes his herd grew from 12 cows worth about $500 to 44 Guernseys, with a $125 cow repaying itself in 125 days. He highlights homegrown feed and velvet beans as major profit factors.
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A. L. James
Darlington
South Carolina
James
Program of Baptist Woman's Mission Society October 5 7
Program details for the Baptist Woman's Mission Society gathering from October 5 to 7 include songs prayers and devotions led by Mrs Peak Mrs Rudisill and Mrs Allen. Sessions cover Bible verses prayers for Campaign interests in South Carolina and reports from the General Board State Missions and Sunday School work with brief talks on Connie Maxwell Orphanage and South Carolina Baptist Hospital. The schedule notes prayers for leaders and offerings ending with a closing song.
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J. W. Peak
South Carolina
Rudisill
Broadwater
D. B. Hollingsworth
W. B. Cogburn
Veterans of the Cross
Tolbert calls for two party system in South Carolina
A political gathering opens with Tolbert urging two parties to defend rights and end disfranchisement in the South. He cites enfranchisement battles, notes Lily White faction conflicts, and praises state loyalty. The meeting approves a Republican platform and elects Tolbert as state chairman, with a slate of district executives and resolutions on civil service and appointments.
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Tolbert
America
Southland
South Carolina
County Antrim
Ireland
Tolberts
Bottlers and Trade Shows Schedule Across Cities
One and a half fares offered for round trips to events in Atlanta New Orleans Atlantic City with major associations organizing gatherings from November to October. Grain Dealers National Association hosts in October. MLUIGALS wiv.
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New Orleans, LA
Grain Dealers National Association
Atlantic City
N. J
National Association Cost Accountants
National Association Stationers and Manufacturers
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J. H. Godwin
L. A
Intenduns
Baptist Woman’s Mission Society
M. W W. Tillman
E. S. Strom
Young People’s Societies of
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Church
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Lily White
John McLaurin
Doc Adams & Co
PATS
Wrvisivir Prcowciiyy Amsce
B. Cogburn
Berea
Bethany
Gilgal
Little Stevens Creek
Bold Spring
Mountain Creek
John T. Griffis
W. M.S
the World For Christ
T. B. Lanham
J. L. Mims
M. B. Tucker
A. T. Allen
Sunbeams
G. A
R. A
M. N. Tillman
W. J. Hatcher
Ene
Edgar Morgan Co
Memphis
Edgefield Mercantile Coo
Board of Commissioners of
Edgefield County
Turkey Creek Bridge
Meeting Street Road
Sleepy Creek
New Cut
Wiley Timmerman
A. A. Edmunds
Board of Commissioners
S. C
W. Grove
Youngblood Roofing and Mantel Company
Broad St
Augusta
Georgia
Woodward Lumber Co
Roberts and Dugas Sts
Augusta, Ga
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Southern Railway System
Atlanta
American Gas Association
Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Medical Association
Detriot, Mich
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. 0
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Radiological Society of North America
Houston
Texas
Laundry Owners National Association
Casket Manufacturers Association of America
Baltimore
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Boston
Mass
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Blue Ridge
N. C
R. R. Sta
Black Mountain
Boys Scouts of America
Chicago
Ill
National Spiritualist Association
Cincinnati
National Council of Traveling Salesmen Association
Annual Meeting Prison Association
Louisville, KY
National Exchange Club
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Minneapolis, Minn
National Tax Association
Minneapolis
Minn
American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology
New Orleans
Southern Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Mluigals
R. S. Brown
J. A. Townsend
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