The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-09
MINUTES
or Carter County Singing Convention
Held at Glenn. Okla.

Held at Glenn. Okla.
The Carter County Singing Conven-
ticn met at Glenn, Oklahoma, on Sat
urday, December 81 1910, at o'clock
p. m. The house was called to order
by the president. Song led by presi-
dent and proyer by Rev. J. f. James.
After which the following aasiness
was transacted:
Motion prevailed that the delegates
from Hewitt singing class be admit
ted to seats in the convention. Also
the delegates from Keller be admit
ted. Motion prevailed .hat the dele
gates from the Plain View Glee club
be admitted to sea =. Motion pre-
vailed that We 60 inro the election of
officers for the yen: 1911
G. W. Coffman and G A. Adams
were put in nomination sor president,
resulting in the election of P!of. G. W.
Coifman. Prof. G. c. Adams was
elected vice president C. II. Daven-
pert was elected secretary
Miss Selma Baber was elected organ
list; Rev J. E. James was elected
chaplain.
Hewitt and Newport were put in
nomination for the meeting place for
the next convention, resulting in the
election of Hewitt.
Motion prevailed to adjourn until
7;30 p. m.
Night Session.
The president called the house to
order at 7:3O. Song No. 15l, prayer
BY chaplain, Rev. James
The following songs were rendered
in memory of our deceased chaplain,
s. C. Blalock:
Song No. 80. led by Prof Adams.
Song No. 81, led by Prof. J. A. Car
roll
Song No. 20, led by Prof. W. R.
Robinson.
Song No. II, led by Prof. Jourdan
Song No. 1872, led by Rev. James.
Song No. 130, led by Prof. G. V.
Perdue.
Song No. 1877, led by Prof. w. R.
Robinson.
Song No 2( led by Prof. Adams.
Report of secretary-treasurer was
called. Motion prevailed that we re-
receive the report of secretary-treas.
urer. Motion prevailed that each class
present pay $1.0O. Motion prevailed
that the president appoint commit
tee of three, to write an amendment
to the constitution, settling our finan-
cial affairs, the committee to report
a. next meeting, and the following
named members We're appointed:
Miss Dortha Smith. C. H. Daven-
port and w. S. Gardner.
The following classes paid in to the
treasurer Sl00 each:
Glenn, $l.OO; Hewitt, $1.OO; Nib
lack, $l.O0; Provence, $1.OO: Plain
View Glee club, $1.OO; Plain View
singing class, $l.O0; Newport, $1OO;
Enterprise, $1.00.
Motion and seconded that this con-
vention adopt The Showalter and
Trio 1911 Book, for the year of 1911.
Motion carried
Motion prevailed to adjourn, all bus
mess until next meeting.
Song No. 172, led by President Coff-
man.
Song No, 80, led by C. H. Daven-
port.
Song No. - led by Prof. Robinson
Song No. 40, led by Prof, Carroll.
Song No. 72, led by Prof. Perdue.
Song No. 80, led by Prof Jourdan.
Song No. 70, led by Prof. Arm
strong.
Song No. 30, led by Prof. Adams.
Song No. 95, led by Rev. James.
Quartette by Profs. Adams, Carroll,
Robinson and Perdue
Convention song No. go; prayer by
chaplain.
Closed until 10 o'clock a. M, Janu-
airy l, 1911.
Sunday Morning Session.
The house was called to order at
10 o'clock a. m. Song No. 6, led by
President Coffman. Prayer led by
Chaplain Rev. James. Convention
song No. 10. Welcome address de-
livered by C. H. Davenport Response
to welcome address by Prof. G.. w.
Coffman. Welcome song by the Glenn
class, tow songs by Plain View class,
Nos. AZ and 10, Book Voices of Jesus.
Two songs by Enterprise class, quar-
tette by Provence class and others.
two songs by Newport class, two
songs by Mary Niblack class two