Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-05
time to time at places where it is held
E. U. PETERS.
JESSE HENSARLING
T. A. TOBIAS,
GEORGE JONES,
Committee

A committee on obituaries was ap
pointed as follows: j. NJ. Bullock, ]
P. Gilpin, e. U. Peters.
The following committee was APP
pointed on books and periodicals: j
S. Smith, J. A. Henry and ]. c. Cloud
The committee on books and peri
odicals recommended the use by the
convention of the Trio" and GUAR.
tette," which was adopted.
The invitation of Bright Light choir
70 hold the next convention with them
was unanimously accepted and the
next meeting will be held there on the
first Sunday and Saturday before, in
July, 1911.
Prof. o. w. Peters was elected to
deliver the annual address on music
at the next convention.
The remainder of the day was de-
voted to class singing, and special
songs by Steep Hollow choir, Prof.
/. I. Isbell, of Waco, Mr.. John Cotton
and assistants, w. B. English and as
sistants, and the Magness Brothers of
Madison county.
Convention adjourned until Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
On account of rain it was II O'clock
before the convention met Sunday
morning and was, called to order by
President Cook. Prayer was offered
by Rev. ]. NJ. Bullock.
At11:45 the annual address was de-
livered by Prof C. c. Dulaney, which
was one of the most beautiful ever de-
livered before this body.
Adjourned for dinner.
At 2 o'clock the convention re-as-
sembled with singing.
The report of the committee Oil obit-
uaries was adopted as follows:
We, your committee on obituaries,
beg leave to submit the following re-
port:
Since the last annual meeting of
our convention it has pleased the great
Choirister of the heavenly choir to re-
move from our midst and from our
body, Prof F. Y. Turner of Harvey,
and Mr,/.Albert Casters of Kurten,
both of whom were honored members
and participants in the annual meet
ings of this convention. Be it there
fore resolved, that in their death this
convention has lost two of its valua-
BILE members, and the communities in
which they lived, true men and highly
respected citizens.
Resolved further, That we extend
our sympathies to their families. that
a copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the convention
and copy furnished the families of
the deceased members
Resolved further, if other members
OF this convention have passed away,
whose names were not furnished your
committee, that their names be insert
ed in these resolutions and made a
part hereof by the secretary.
Respectfully submitted.
J. NJ. BULLOCK.
E. U. PETERS.
J. P. GILPIN,
Committee
The committees report on resolu.
tons was adopted as follows:
Be it resolved, That the Brazos
County Singing Convention extend to
the good people of Reliance, heartfelt
thanks for their kind hospitality, and
hearty interest in the welfare and
comfort Of each and every delegate
and visitor.
Be it further resolved, That we
thank all visiting singers for their
hearty support given in aiding to i
make the convention a success. Also
each and every one who has aided in
my way in the success in the conven-
ion.
The leaders in the singing not here
ofore mentioned were John Cotton,
Prof. l. |. Isbell, T. A. Tobias. ]. A.
1arr, Fl. E. Magness, Jesse Hensarl- !,
ns J. Harrison Lindsey VIII Como
way, T. L. Tobias, B. A. Magness,
'rof. 2. S. Dean. Prof. J. Fl. Denman,
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