The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

not pass away,
 And names that must not wither. state oaieers, Alabama Division. U.
 Honorary President, Miss Sallie C' Jones. Camden.
 President. Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Tus- cumbia
 First vice-sresident. 4rs Electra Ser1mes Colston, Mobile. -,,.
 Second Vice. President, Mrs. C. Siih' ton Seed, Greensboro.
 Recorting Secretary. Mrs. Chappei
 corresponding Secretary. Miss Mat lie McDavId, Florence. p~.,..
 Treasurer. Mrs. Julia Pratt, Fratt- Hissofisn, Mira Harvey E. Jones'
 Registrar. Mrs. J. c. Lawrsnce. Union SprinGs.
 Cbairmen of Committees. Committee to Condense and Approve Mfnutes--Mrs. A. L. Dowdell. Opeiika- Auditing Committee-Mrs. Charles U. Historical Committee--Mrs Harvey F. Jones Spring Hill.
 Chapter Extension--Mrs. R. A. Lee Greenville.
 Dixie committee-Mrs. A. L. Dow
 Children of the Confectionery Commit tee--Mrs. Mary c. Pickens. Greensnoro. Mrs W. A. Gayle. Montgomery. Shiloh Monument Committee---Mrs. L. c. Dawson MontEomery. Committee Faikner Soldiers Home, Mountain Creek--Mrs. W. A, Gayle Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Montgomery Miss Addie Beaumont, Union springs At the meeting of the Executive Board 1t was resolved that Mrs. Harvey E. Jones should make an appeal to 4L es,A Cfat | the U. D. C. columns in The sunday Montgomery Advertiser asking that they volunteer to conduct services at the Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek. Rev. Stewart McQueen expressed himself as being, glad and willing to give one Sunday, and am sure that each Soldier of the Cross will willing 1y give one Sunday a year. think the time and means of getting there should be decided by the Alabama Division, subject to the convenience of the min isters.
 I will be glad to hear from the Re- lief Committee of any plan they have in view to present the various Chap ters through U. D. C. Column.
 The James Cantey Chapter |. D. (. met in regular session at the hall on January at p. m. The meeting hav- ing been opened as usual with prayer. a report of the financial result of the bazaar and oyster supper was called for. Mrs. Vann, specially appointed Treasurer for these occasions, re- ported the fund from the bazaar $44.57 and that from the oyster supper $22.05 Mrs. BelIamy ard Sdrs. J. L.. Henry were appointed a special committee to have the head stones placed over graves of soldiers in our Scale cemetery accord ing to plan decided upon by the Chap ter. The stones will cost $2. each, and there are twenty graves. A motion was made and carried to send a contribu- tion to the Soldiers Home soon. A so- cial meeting at the hall at o'clock on Friday afternoon. Jan. 19, in obserV- ance of General Lees birthday was ar- ran eed for, to which the Veterans and Sons of Veterans shoud be invited. The program consisted Of songs, an ad- dress on the character of Robert E. Lee by Mir. J. E., Henry. and an address by the President of Chapter conferring crosses an a number of Veterans.
 The reports of officers for the past year were received and vote of thanks given them for their faithful and efficient service. Officers for the present year were then elected as follows: President, Mrs. F. Nt.- De Graf fenreid Vice President. Mrs. J. L.. Henry; Secretary. Mrs. Kate Vann; Treasurer, Mrs. W E. Prather: H'stor- Parliamentarian, Mrs. John E. Henry. Augusta Bickerstaff, were appointed d credentia1 committee for the year. Mrs. John F. Henry. Secretary Pro-Tem.