The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-08-25

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Alumne of the u. CTS
Thursday evening. August Il. 1911
at O'Clock the following graduates o
the Union City Training School met a
the home Of Mr.. Marshall DeBow OIL
First street and, John NJ. Harrison act
ing as temporary chairman, being elect
ed by that body. organized and ordained
the U. G. 4. 5. AIumnm Association
John NJ Harrison, Robert Mars ali,
Pierce Caruthers, Clarence Williams,
Miss Rebccca McKinnis, Grady Palmer,
john A. Waddell, Miss Grace Caldwell,
Roy Mitchell, Steve Caruthers, seid
Waddell, Jr., Miss Virginia Swiggart,
Miss Ruth Marshall, Milton Tally, Gar
land Crenshaw, Van Latimer, Miss Cora
Palmer, Key Mott and Ira Park.
As to membership, the Alumne
Association embraces the graduates Of
the Training School for the last four
years. The above list OF graduates form
the majority Of those classes taken col
lectiyely; and word was sent in by few
who could not be on hand at the pre-
liminary meeting, Cecil Moss, Marshall
Glenn and Harvey league, that what
ever course those present took would
meet their approval.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. F. G. Aydelott, who took an active
and helpful part in the preliminaries,
and, after John NJ Harrison had been
seated in the chair, the regular business
Of the evening was taken up. Ballots
We're first cast for president and vice
president, John Harrison, John Wad-
dell and Robert Marshall being the
candidates, and John Harrison and
Robert Marshall were elected respective
ly. In electing these candidates the
meeting realized fully that an important
and delicate position was to be filled
and it 50 expressed itself to the success
full contestants Ballots were next pre-
pared for secretary and treasurer, Miss
Cora Palmer being honored with that
office and the power to tax each MEM
Der according to her own judgment or
their needs. Her report dates from the
time she was elected to the close Of the
meeting and will be given below.
A committee on arrangement was
next elected and is named in the seere-
tary's report, as is the programme and
rule committees. A motion was also
filed to the effect that the association
would have permanent meeting on the
first night in September, at which time
a banquet would be given. The details
of this meeting will be outlined in Miss
Palmer's report.
The president of the association mott
fies us to state that the book of the
royal roll is open to all the back gradu-
ates of the Training School who care to
Join, and such are invited to the corner
stone banquet provided they submit to
A gentle assessment for the purpose of
lefraying the expense OF plates. So If /
you are an old graduate and care to rush ,
N where Angels fear to tread, just slip /
he secretary the necessary collateral a
md come and bite some of the rah rah F
east. As jolly and viyacious a set as q
you will ever see has launched the
jubilee and If you are feeling uninter-
sting just become a member and soak
n some of the elements of success, for J
heir motto is Success and then some. . r
Atthe preliminary meeting last Thurs
lay the follwiug were elected to the
Program committee: Ira Park, Cecil
loss, Miss Virginia Stuttgart and Miss
trace Caldwell. The committee on ar n
and details Clarence Will :
Jams, Grady Palmer, Milton Tally, Roy
Iitchell and Robert Whitson. Con-
titution and bylaws committee: Seid
Vaddell, Jr., John Waddell and Gar
md Crenshaw.
At the corr f-stone banquet to be
ED September L, place and time an
ounced later, w r. Hendrix, an old
has consented to act as toast
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