The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
United Daughters
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 Our Fallen Heroes.
 .-rhe manner of their death was the crowning glory of their lives. .--Je ener- son Davis. h.,,,a
 not pass away,
 And names that must not witnes' state OaHcers, Alahsma D
 D. 2. ,.,.. a.,,aa e. Pre- Presidsnt. Mrs. J. N. Thompson. Tus- First Vice President. Mrs. Charles 0. Brown, Birmingham. sacond Vice President. Mrs AeWts Cobbs, Montgomery. ,, Racording Secretary. Mrs. Chappeii Cory. Birmingham. - Corresponding secretary Miss nAAtt tie McDavid, Florence.
 Treasurer, Mrs Thos. W. Palmer Unl- versity Postoface. Ala
 Registrar, Mrs. J. O. Lawrence Un- Historian. Mrs. Harvey E. Jones' Spring Hill.
 Historical ce''lanit'es Alabama AV'"'V" Mrs. Harvey E. Jones. Spring HILL Mrs. E. R. Ross, Auburn.
 Mrs. Electra Semmes Colston, Mo- Tile.
 Mrs. M. W. Camper. Florence.
 MISS Eliza Bullock, Montgomery. Mrs. A L. Dowdell. Orelika.
 Mrs Ralph Saunders, Athens.
 Mrs. c. A. Lanier. Montgomery. EaIkner Soldier Home Hospital heiief
 Committee.
 Mrs William A. Gayle. Montgomery. Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Montgomery Miss Addie Beaumont. Union Springs. Mrs. Franklin H. Fillmore. Secretary Mountain Creek. The Report of the Sophie Bfbb Ghap-
 ter, Montgomery
 The regular meeting was held Wcd- nesday afternoon, November Fth. az the home of the new President, Mrs. Bibb Graves who, as Vice Fresio 4he and able assistant, succsdesd 70 tne chair lately occupied by Mrs l. b' Whitfield.
 It was much regret the Chapter was forced to accept the resignation or so earnest and enthusiastic leader. put owlnr to physfcal inabllities, the loss hae to be endured. The cancellation of knowing that the guiding reins would fall into the han Is of one whose record in the past as Treasurer corresponding Secretary and Vice President shows her ever faithful to the cause. The meeting was well attended and several applicants for memoersnip were voted on and accepted. The vari- GUS committeees reported very taVor- ably.
 The Sophie Bibb booth at the Fair, In connection with the Jesse French Piano Company, sold souvenir post cards and the little booklet entitled, The Seven Great Battles of the Army of Northern Virginia" gotten out by the Historian and the receipts were most gratifying The Chfldrens Auxiliary Is in very fiourishing condition. and under the directorship of Mrs. Buchanan is plan ming an active campaign in educational interests.
 Several large voluntary contributions 4o swell the funds for the Southern In- dustrial Educational Association. the :. yearly debt contracted by the Sophie Bibb Chapter, were received.
 The Chapter is in an excellent con- dition; all debts are paid and money In the Treasury. convantion were: Mesdames Bibb Graves, L. B. Whitfield. Masclllon Allen, Andrew McNeal, Lakin, Ed M. Graves Crenshaw, R. F. Dexter and the distin- ouIshed educator and literary woman. Miss Frances Andrews
 Several amendments to the constitu- tion were read.
 Amendment vi. Election of officers Amendment to be changed so that the election will be held In January in- stead of March, in order that the newly elected officers will have time to be- come familiar with their work before thA State convention. Article xiii, Payment of Dues.-ln- stead of 60 cents. as heretofore, that inc sum of $1 be turned over to the Treasurer by each member before April 1st, and no assessments be made. TO add to the tenth Bylaw, defining more explicitly the duties of President in regard to the representation of Chap fer at meetings of the State Executive Board. in case the regularly elected oficer cannot attend.
 After all business, the meeting ad- iourned. and most delightful refresh rnents were served.
 Nellie Holt,
 Corresponding Secretary.