The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-10
tain local conditions. the same as that governing the National Association-
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tain local conditions. the same ss that governing the National Association.
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 Folloving the adopting of the consti-. tuition. Chairman Feagin called upon the Committee on Nominations named Iat the meeting Friday night Chairman n. H. Putnam. of Mobile. read the re- nert of the committee, which upon mo- tion was adopted in fun. and the formal motion of election passed.
 The oficers for the ensuing year fol- low: president; pr. B. c. Ehrenreich. of Montromery, first vice president; Mrs. Colston, of Mobile, second vice presi- dent: Miss Annie Williams of Birming- ham, third vice president; Erwin Craig head. of Mobile. treasurer; Rev. Frank seay. of Uniontown, secretary. and Mrs. J. B. Waterman, of Mobile, correspond ing secretary. 4
 Following Judge wsakley's accept ance of the presidency. Dr. Henderson begged permission to speak to those present before his departure on the noon train. lie said in part: "Though you have small numbers, you have the distinguished honor of be- | ing pioneers in a great movement. You have allied yourselves with q great na- tional and international society. You will have your problems, even as the national society has its problems You will feel stronger by reason of being associated with the national oody. ana the national association feels stronger in that you have allied yourselves wisn its cause.
 'This is a day of small things but oI splendid promise. i congratulate you l upon the problems which will confront you in the making of great branch of d great charity. organization. < There being no business of imports | ance before the organization, adjourn l.nent was taken at 12 o'clock, By call of the president, however. certain mems bers representing every locality from which there was present delegate, were called to consult with the presi' dent as to the membership of a permas nent organization committee to be ap- | pointed. immediately. The following l are the committees with the chairmen, On State Supervision: Mrs. J.} D waterman, of Mobile, chafrman: On | Criminals, Their Punishment and Reformation, Miss Julia Tutwiier. oi Livingston; on State. County and Munt. cfpal Institutions, Judge W. H. Thomas of Montgomery; on Charity Organisa- tions, pr. H.. T. Inge. of Mobile; Juve' | nile DellnQueutS, L. Fl. EutuSth, VI nv
 bile: on the Neglected and Homeless Children. Mrs C.. B. Spencer. of Birm' ineham; on Public Health, Dr. T. D, Parke, of Birmingham: on Social Legis' llation, Fred S. Ball. of Montgomery;, or
 Migration of Paupers, Henry Hess, o1
 Mobile. "
 The Committee on Organization. Mon
 roe Willows, chairman:y Miss Julia Tut
 wiler, Dr. B. c. Ehrenreich. Dr. C.C
 Thach, Mrs. Corrine Roberts.
 The following persons were presen
 at the meeting:
 a. c. Dave, Miss Canty of Mobile Rev. N. M. Woods. Rev. H.. M. Ed
 monds, Miss Matthews, Rev. w. H
 Brown, Mrs. W. H. Thomas. Mrs. M
 B. Campbell. Mrs. c. c. seay of Union
 town Rev. Frank Seay of .Uniontowr
 Miss Julia Tutwiler of Livingston, Rev
 D. E.. Cobb Dr. c. c. ThRch.s A. H
 Wilson of Auburn, Mrs c. B. Spencer
 Mrs A. L. Williams, Wallace Wood Q
 Birmingham, .Gladden Harrison. Judg
 ". H. Thomas, Mrs. Ellen Dreyfus, F s. Ball, Dr. B. o. Ehrenreich. Mrs. E
 M. Little, Mrs. c. P. Roberts ofe No bile. Mrs. ColstoD- of Mobile. Henr ] | Hess of Mobile. L. 1T. Putnam Of Mo
 bile. O. L. Steele of Mobile. l.. B Greene of York and T. M. ,Arment. Constitution and By-Laws. l. The constitution and by-la'ws c