Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-21
ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING HELD
BY CLUB
Many Important Matters Transaotoa
Lively Discussion Characterized fl.
Proceedings. "e

meeting of the Greater Henderson,
vile CluD was held last TbnrSdau
evening at the City hall and was UoE
attended, about twenty members ~
sponded to the roll call. Col roh.e
manager of the Greater Western NJ.
Carolina Association was 2 dis+;~
gulshed guest. Many matters pertain.
ing to the good of the this section woro
discussed during the meeting, Tbo
recommendation of the board of gov-
errors to the effect that the sum ~
1000 per week be appropriated to &C.
slst IN maintaining the band at Ian
rel Park during the season was an
proved. The auto Meet" COMMITTEES
reported that it had asked the permis.
OF the city council for a spepd cor
test on Main street for two hours Some
afternoon, and had been turned
Gown. A committee was then an
pointed to get signatures to a petition
To be presented to the council for such
permit, naming Monday, Aug. 25tb 90
the date. The committee annointod
consists of w. S. Miller. r. G. C1arko
). Z. Morrow and J. W. Mcintyre and
AaS thus far secured the signatures Of
many of the prominent citizens and
business men of the city. The COM
mittee appointed to look into the con-
troVersy between the local hospita1
directors and the committee of the
Create Western North Carolina Asso-
cation reported it's findings and was
continued until the special meeting
CT the club set for the evening of Aug.
zlst. The Home Coming committee
which attended the meeting at Ashe-
Vile reported that the celebration had
ceen postponed until next year, togeth-
er With other data concerning that
event. A committee will be appointed
later to make the prel minary arrange
nents for the celebration. A vote of
thanks was given ]. T. Patrick for his
demonstration of public spiritedness
IN h matter of assisting in the repair
ing of public roads in the county. The
CLUB also gave a vote of thanks to Sam
/. Hodges for his splendid efforts for
the public good during the present
S 1t was reported to the meet
Ing that the burden Of information had
had proved to be a great success and
a we'll fulfilled it's mission. A res.
clutlon was adopted recommending the
establishment here of a real estate ex-
change. Prof. W. G.. Allen of the
western North Carolina Educational
association was present and made an
address setting forth the necessity for
the establishment in Western North
Carolina o ia Teachers Training school
and asking the cooperation of the
club. The appeal of Prof. Allen was
endorsed ond thu Ro1IN-rS-- 1a44or uoc
given him by the secretary of the club:
Aug. Is, 1913.
"Prof. W. c. Allen, W. N. C. Educa-
tional Association,
. Dear Sir
AT a meeting of the Greater Hender-
sonville Club held on Aug. IA, 1915
the formation of the w. n. G.. Educa-
tional Association received the unanl-
NOUS endorsement of those present
and an expression of hearty apprecla-
ton was adopted for the objects ana
proposed line of endeavor of the Asso-
citation, namely, to endeavOr through
thorough organization and cOcOperd-
ton to secure an appropriation from
he State Legislature at the next SEES
sion for the establishment of a Teacn-
7r's Training school in Western Nortn
Carolina.
81 take pleasure in transmitting tnlS
to you, and trust you Will De
successful in securing a great many
members to the Association from tne
,anks of our progressive business peo-
lie. Yours very truly,
H. C.. MEYER.
Secretary"
The club then adjourned to meet III
session at the City Hall at o''O
}. M, August 25.