Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
DR. TAYL0R-GOODMAN
IS REELECTED
PRESIDENT
Persistent Worker for "City
Beautiful Again Chosen to
Head the Civic Improvement
Society,

Or. Taylor Goodman, pnc of the or
saniaers Of the Civic Improvement So
cicty and one of tne hardest workers
or its success since It's foundation,
eas unanimously reelected president
# the organization at a largely at
,cndcd meeting OF members OF the so
elety held in the Central high school
guiding Yesterday afternoon. Dr.
tayior-Goodinan has given freely OF
ler llme and money during the past
lhrec years 10 carry OF the useful
work Of the organization and thc word
that she has saIn consented TO serve
US president VIII he welcome news 10
lovers of the "clty beautiful in Albu-
querquc.
Mrs. W. J. Hyde was elected vice
president for the First ward. Mrs.
George T.. Brewer, Vice-presidcnt Tor
me second ward; AIRS +. j. Johnson.
yice-prcsident for the Third ward. and
Mrs. w. w. Strong. Vice-prcsidcnt for
the Fourth ward. PROF. w. ID. Sterl-
ing was elected secretary and Mrs
John B%orradaile treasurer.
Plans We're outlined at yesterdays
meeting Tor an energetic campaign
Of civic Improvement work and il
there fails to be a general improve
ment about the streets, alleys and
homes of the people of Albuquerque
before next fan, it VIII not be be-
of the failure of the society to
take an aggressive part in the work Of
1cautifNing the city.
Work for this year begins under
very favorable circumstances. all debts
Tor the past year having been paid. In
addition to this the society has on
hand six thousand packages OF flower
seeds which will be distributed gratis
10 school children and others at the
proper time for planting. President
Goodman yesterday appointed com
mittces in each ward to visit the ward
schools and deliver lectures to the
pupils on soil cultivation and the
proper care OF flowers and plants
Considerable Improvement work has
already been accom- piished by the So
ciety on all ward school grounds in
the city with the exception on the
nara ward. and plans were fOrmH-
lated yesterday for the construction
"a large trellis which will be six
or eight feet in height and extend thu
length OF the alley in the rear
of the Third ward building from
Fourth TO Firth street. The frame
work Tor this trellis will be made of
iron pipe. covered with wire netting.
H~onVysucklcs and other vines viii be
planted this spring. and before fall il
Is confidently expected the trellis viii
"a bower of beauty. As soon as the
Third ward grounds are property
;radcd by the school board or the city.
40 arpor Will be- erected similar TO the
me built Nv the society of the Second
school last year.
AZ Was decided Yesterday tn have the
meetings az the organization hereafter
I'D the FIRST and third Wednesday
Nenlnss of each month. All meetings 3
90 be held In the Central high school
building.
Plans Outlined for Flower show.
tiHns were formulated and rules
dprted Yesterday for the annual
lower contest, which is held zach year
Inder The auspices of the society and
articlptted i'm 10y the school children.
handsome prizes We're hung up for
ua successful contestants. a definite
.ate for the contest Viii bf decided
'on az tho next meeting The rules
hieh VIII govern The contest fol-
Z The ground cultivated must not
e less thar twenty square feet to
omnete for garden prize and AS much
may be used as the child desires.
Desc twenty square feet need not Dee
% in one bed.
Ground may Dee prepared los some I,
ncrson. but mil work after that
iust Toe Zone hy the child competing.
eos planted uatered. weeded and
hN child throughout The
son up to The time of the contest.
N"t less tntn four Varieties must
grown Hnf children MAY make
itlf own lection of seeds ar plants
Peg may use seeds 81 their own pur-
i-in- ur those given them or trans
'Aufei from other beds SEEDS may
iii ln boxes in the house or
Inside in Flower bells
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