Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-02-26
MAYOR HOOD IS ELECTED
STATE COUNCILLOR BY THE
JUNIOR ORDER.
Educational Policy Of Governor
Aycock Endorsed-Hickory
Will Get the Next
Meeting Of the
Juniors.

High Point, n. c., Feb. 1S.-The
largest attendance in the history Of
theState Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics answered to the roll
call this morning.
Several measures for the good of
the order were brought before the
body and dispensed with after short
talks by delegates.
Mr.. Hazelip, of st. Louis, Mo-,
representing the "Western Junior"
was present and asked that the State
council contract for so many copies
of his paper. during the year. Rev.
+. c. Troy, Of Durham, also asked
the council to take a paper, which he
desires to start in the interest Of the
Junior Order, the official organ of the
State council. A committee was ap
pointed to see these brothers and as
certain which proposition was the
best, and to report thereon. Mr..
Hazelip's proposition calls for a CON
tract, while Mr.. Troy IS willing for
the members to subscribe at Will if
his paper is made Tue official organ,
and asks for no money considera-
ton.
Several new delegates and junior
post councillors were obligated to-day.
Guilford council No. % Of this place
remains the banner council of the
State, having the largest member
ship. While the next place of The
annual meeting has not been fixed as
yet, it is almost a certainty that
Hickory will get it.
The officers so far elected are
State Councillor, George E. Hood, O
Goldsboro; State Vice Councillor, F
G. Cobb, of No. A, Morganton; State
Council Secretary, Samuel F. Vance
of Winston, who succeeds himself
Assistant State Council Secretary, R
LIZ O4S1uDuS VI 11OOhS oUdt SOOI1
Gil Treasurer, George B. Fulp of No
81, of kernersville. State Council
conductor, A. E. Horton, of Capita
City No. 1, of Raleigh, which is the
first council organized in the State
State Council Warden, w. E. Yopp
of JEFF Davis No. SO, OF Wilmington
State Council inside sentinel, W. G
Houtchin, Of Spencer, No. "A o
Spencer; State Council outside senti
mel, D. H. Ireland, Of Elon College
The other officers will be elected to
night most probably. 1t is the in
tention of the body to wind up thu
business tonight if possible. at l.
O'Clock tonight q banquet vas ten
dered the visitors at the IIwoCG
which lasted until after midnight.
The following is an original copy
of a resolution drawn up by til
Juniors to-day endorsing tne e3uca
tional deIiverances Of His ExcelIency
Governor Charles i. Aycoc2, Q
North Carolina:
Whereas, The cardinal object O
the Junior Order OF United ALneri
can Mechanics Is lae adVorac. anf
establishment of II universal, non
sectarian free school system, thi
principle being held by us TO be par
amount to any party utilization, lie
lieving it to be the most iinpoftan
factor III the advancement OF cIviIiza
ton and an absolute necessity for III
ameliOratiOn of the people, anG
whereas this principle has in the
Honorable Charles B. Aycocl q mos
worthy and efficient champion, nov
therefore be it resolved by tue stat
Council Of the Junior Order of Unite,
American Mechanics of North Care
lima, in session assembled at Hig
Point, n, C., that this council Ell
dorses most sincerely the wise deliN
erances and effective actions Of H
Excellency, Hon. Charles B.. AycocE
regarding the advancement Of edl
cationaI facilities and the general e.
tablishment and maintenance Of pull
lie schools in North Carolina.
introduced by William j. Bellam
and Ernest Christian February 18Th
1908, High Point, n. c.
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