The log cabin Democrat., 1913-04-07
FACULTIES ORGANIZE.

Oh Ahu1 Sudy evening, Aprll $, a large body of teachers representing the various schools of Conway, met with Miss Waldran at the residence of MT. and Mrs. s. G. Smith and completed an organization.
 The committee at previous meet ing to recommend a plan of action and to prepare constitution and by laws submitted complete report. Upon motion this committee, with pr. Conger as chairman, was retained to act as executive staff until the annual election of officers the first Thursday In May. The constitution was consid- cred by sections and the provisions thereof adopted with few amend ments. It reads as follows: CONSTITUTION.
 Article 1 -Name.-This organiza- ton shall be known as Article 2-Object-To encourage broad and general culture; to develop individual taste and effort; to accen- tuate the spirit of fraternity and fel- lowship in our educational forces: to help to make Conway in reality the most attractive educational center in the state.
 Article 3 - Membership = Active Members.-All persons actively con- nected with the educational institu- tons of Conway, who are recommend ed by their respective faculties. As sociate Members-The husband or the wife of any active member, and the ministers of Conway and their wives. Associate members shall enjoy all privileges, excepting those of voting and holding office.
 Article -Officers.-The officers shall be president, a first and second vice president, secretary, and a treasurer. These officers shall be elected at the annual business meet ing-the first regular meeting in May to serve one year. No member of the club shall be elected to fill the same office two terms consecutively. These officers shall perform the usual duties pertaining to their respective offices. These five officers shall con- stitute the executive and program committees.
 Article 5.-This constitution may be amended at any regular meeting by two-third vote of members pres ent, notice of the proposed amend ment having been given at a previous meeting
 BYLAWS.
 1. All meetings shall be conducted by parliamentary law, Roberts Rules of Order being the authority.
 ?. A quorum for transaction of business shall consist of 15 active members.
 3. Meetings, the first and third Thursday evening of each month, be- ginning with the first Thursday in October and closing the first Thurs day in May
 4. Membership Fee.-Annual mem bership fee of 50 cents from each ac- tive member, payable in advance, in May.
 5. Program-This shall consist of one special address, to be followed by general discussion and supplemented by such music or other features as the committee shall determine.
 The following committees, to report at the next meeting, were appointed:
 On Name of the Organization.-W. | W. Parker, chairman.
 ?. Order of Business.-Prof Me Clurkin, chairman.
 3. Membership.-O. W. Stephen son, chairman.
 On motion of President A. C. Mil | lar, the invitation to meet in next regular session at Central College, ! was accepted.
 Following the business meeting, a | delightful program was rendered. l Prof. Meadors, the speaker of the eve ming, gave valuable suggestions as to the work which the organization can accomplish, in relation to the civic in- terests of Conway.
 Piano solos by Miss Harton of the Conway city school, and by MT. Kel- ley of the Hendrix faculty, and vo- cal solo by Miss Oosterhuis of Central were delightfully."- rendered and were much appreciated. Punch was served by Miss Muth and Miss Randall, and