The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-27

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mia q; at lIarrisville as
srnblee cond & annual N Y
enf5on hereby put ourselves.
fesoI ping with tn
egret OF
DIR loved I'm orroW. as
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rea1 t1i at orls are too poor tol
express regret So effectually has
ISL s senff cared herself to US, 50 eff
acfentis wrought for us and
ffiFpngh b secure the stead v adj
o,iIss Interests and the firm
ablishmen our organization
ma owe @of gratitude
ii q ebt:. ssno small
fssS 4 q, 555ssto Mrs. Jan 'e
Johnson, on to M RS. Sisson, t. is with
rs. ~ orrow hat. we
must the resent favorable
aconei III and the consequent good
pros sct or future enlargement. nor
TOO much to say that the growth
4; and success Of the G. IT,. q. in
gSSNest irginia nave been largely due
her wise mi iativeS and to her Low.
foster5care. ten years Of her
iii cunb have been signalized@ by
perfect devotion on her part and
resi- onda by al sympathetic fol
lowing earnest women whose
hearts she ~ has touched. These years
have been fertil e in love and in good
xorks productfve of new forces by
the akeningS Of our women TO the
great Issues of life and of the times.
Mrs MOTIONS influence has been
stin1ula to- the higher aims and
#actIYitie Of our women, educating
hernsby precept and by example, call
training til en- into the possession
their own forces. This debt to her
eaclSnoWIedge@Wi 18th grateful affec-
Hon. and sSWhil there may be success
sor after Successor to her in official
relation Mrs. Morrow's place
can neYer be- filed by another, nor
shonors5 duplic ted.
ResoIved, chat with all loyalty we
&pIedgeSonr allegiance and faithful adj
Sherences new leader and welcome
Fl Afrs. Frances p Parks to the presi-
sdential chair hoping that she may
long and well, believing that she
wi and earn for herself in her
own w md according to her op-
5portuniti the affection and esteem,
ideiity and staunch support
which we al sstand ready to give her,
and which indeed are always hers.
Further, That in the transference.
#ofgEI rs. Parks from the Office of cor
sponding secretary to that of State
president we have deprived ourselves
her services in a department. of
Ia
WhichSEhe has proved herself emf
ssnen1l fitted and in which for six
years She has gained phenomenal sue
scess n q Mrs: Wait, who succeeds
Ssto onerous duties of this office,
&cannot wish anything better than
5doub1 e portion of the same spirit
hat in the retirement of Mrs. Ger
$stIiude la the ONCE of record
B secretary he duties of which po
ION She has SO faithfully perform
ased ssdurin three arduous years, we
lose 4. mos g Fl Gent officer, and that
her5 the thanks and appreciation
sSs5of his convention be extended.
Fsesol lived, That in matters Of ma.
ssst iona limp orr, we reiterate our pro-
ass inst he manufacture of aIco-
4 Isl holies LIQUORS and the issuance of Ii
sEcense@ for is legalized sale.
lat we favor such further nation,
gislaIion as Will restrict immi
sgsratio on ms such a manner as TO pro
sSili bitst he portation into our coun,
foreign element subversive
good government or destructive 10
1T &naoraIS Of Society