The National tribune., 1894-10-11
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.

HEADQUARTERS, Loyal HOME WORKERS,
BRowY's Mills, n. j., Sept. q, 1891.
General Orders Ne. /.
J. The fifth annual Convention National
Tribune Conversation Club Guards assembled
at Pittsburg Pa, Sept 49, 1894 voted to change
the same from n. I. g. &. Guards to Loyal
Home Workers; therefore. it is ordered that all
titles books, and papers be changed to conform
with this action.
II. Report Of election of officers TO serve
for the ensuing year and report of meeting
having been given in these columns, it is not
here necessary TO repeat. ali officers viii enter
upon the proper discharge Of their duties at
once A commission will he sent each soon.
III. Blanks Tor third quarterly report have
been sent out and are due Oct. /. This is done
that all enrollments aud transactions during
the last quarter may be reported to Head
quarters, beginning the new year and regime
with All agreement ia records. Treasurers
requested to be prompt in returning these last
reports. Let it be renem bered that per
capita tax Is payable this quarter.
~. Bv the action Of tas Convention Divis-
ions are abolished. and after the return OF the
reports, as mentioned in Section II, it will he
SO considered. Divisions can, however, if the
members choose. be kept up under the name Of
Circles the same as local Circles have been, but
in every way independent and not subordinate
to the National body. Each present Division
has the power to dispose OF its property III any
way il may vote.
Y. In a short time a copy Of the new Constitu
ton. Rules aud Regulations will be sent to
every Loyal Home Worker in good standing.
Printed matter needed will be sent to officers.
VI. Pending the distribution OF these few
general instructions are necessary. Each State
will DO represented by an Assistant Secretary,
appointed by and obedent to the Secretary.
Assistant Sectaries will pass upon all applica-
tons forwarded to them by, aud returned to.
the Secretary after Endorsing the same and TO
generally care for the States membership, also
meeting ali emergencies that may arise.
VII. All present mem bership ia considered
in good standing until Jan. /, 1895. at which
time the annual dues Of % cents will be pay
able TO the Secretary, who will receive and
receipt for the same.
VIII. Every member is considered recruter
and earnestly requested to aid in charging the
mem bership. Application blanks can he
| cured from Assistant Secretaries Applications
with fee will be forwarded to tho Secretary,
| who will enroll aud notify the applicant OF his
| election TO membership after il is passed by
| the Assistant Secretary.
| TX. Requests having been made for a little
| book that would contain the names and ad-
| dresses of every member Of the Loyal Home
| Workers, the Secretary has decided to print
and sell the same provided expenses are guaran-
| teed. This book would be convenient for
| pocket use, and will contain the name and adj
| dress of every member arranged by States. If
| 400 can be sold they be delivered at 10
! cents each, postpaid. VIII every one who will
| buy book address a card to the Secretary so
| statingP Prompt action is requested.
| X. We entered upon q new advent from
| an unwieldiy system that was as improbable
as it was cumbrous. Already expressions of
| approval are received from those who strongly
resisted a change. If the revised order is to be
| success, as hoped for, we must devote our
| purpose TO its prosperity. Let US individually
and collectively push onward with united
| energy.
| BY command Of
KATE B. SHERWOOD, Presido1t.
NJ. WARNER HARGRovE, Secretary.
CLUB WHISPERS
Our new c. c. enrolment from FreesoiI,
Mich writes that his name is Harry Howell
not Horrell. as printed.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Meeker INLAY City,
Mich. thank the N. T. C. C. Guards for letters
| of sympathy received upon the death of their
beloved daughter, Maggie, and they pray the
Father in Heaven may comfort them all when
called to pass through like sorrow.
Flora Dell Ellis, New Castle. Ind, awarded
w. E. Wisehart, GAINESVILLE o., prize for incest
postal autograph.
Mr.. Bertha Haynes. nee Sargent. 327 East
High street, Manchester, N. H., will send q
photograph of her little three. m on ths-old girl
to the one sonding her the prettiest name.
The four Kansas girls from Great Bend
whose names appear upon the roll. call would
like to exchange letters and autographs with
all Loyal Home Workers
F. l.. Klopfenstein, Rollersville. O.. would
| like to exchange specimens of Trenton lime
stone from the oil rock of Ohio for other geo
logical specimens.