The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-03-19
Attended Movies in Body.
Many Expressions of APP
probation Heard From
Visitors.
ADDRESSES OF OFFICERS
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1914.

THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1914.
Last evening was given over largely
to amusqments by the convention Of
Royal Neignbors after the adjourn
ment Of the meeting at the K. p Hall
where work lad been done and sew
eral fancy drills given. The Rex
Boys" Robinson and Burch invited the
delegates to the last show Of the ev-
ening and they attended in body aft.
er which the banquet at the Rudolf
was served About $50 attended the
banquet which was up to the usual
standard Of the Rudolf Mrs. Rose
Morrison of Granville, Past Oracle,
Mayor Platou, D. ". Clark and Mrs.
Nelson Of Buchanan all took part in
the toasts and responses.
Valley City was honored by having
the highest Office within the gift of the
convention given to Mrs. Morrison Of
Valley City. Many Of the ladies eN-
pressed keen appreciation Of the treat
ment accorded by the citizens and
more particularly the Rex aud they
were even SO kind as to embody in
their resolutions a kind word for the
evening paper which gave publicity to
the doings Of the body.
The election held yesterday resulted
in the election Of the following dele
gates and officers, for the ensuing
year:
District No. 1-Supreme Convention
at Rock Island, ILL.,, Mrs Cliff elected
delegate.
District No. 2, National Convention,
State Oracle Mrs. Morrison elected
delegate.
District No. ?, Alternate, Mrs. Thraw
Minot, n. D.
State Oracle-Mrs. B. J. Haaland,
Valley City.
State Vice Cracle-Mrs. Temple, Nc
Clusky, N. D.
State Recorder and Receiver-Miss
Anna Bell Morris, Velya, n. D.
The next state meeting will be held
at Bismarck, in 1871.
State Oracle Rose Morrison, Of
Granville, n. Oak.
1t is with pleasure that l officially
represent the members Of this conven-
ton this morning in extending to you
our thanks for the hearty and cordial
welcome which has been given us.
In behalf Of the officers, delegates
and visitors I wish to extend to the
local camp our appreciation for their
ure, while in the city, for can assure
you that neither expense nor labor
have been considered in their prepar-
alton. And to all fraternal greetings
and neigil5crly love and trust that in
this our sixth state meeting, we may
have harmonious, pleasant and pro-
ftable session.
see many faces before me which
are familiar from associations in the
past and many which are new to me.
But we have vacant chair this morn
ing, that of our State Recorder Dur
ing the past year the hand of Death
has taken from us to the Great Beyond
Neighbor Carrie Johnson, and in her
death we lose a valued officer and an
esteemed friend and neighbor.
This society which we represent to-
day has been growing with steady
growth during the time since we last
met, and today, we stand first among
the woman's organizations and third
largest among the mems.
This growth is not alone due to the
cheapness of our protection, or our
desirability as social order We all
know in tho commercial world, that no
matter how good an article may be or
what superior merits it may possess,
It must be brought to the attention
of the public or those who need it be-
fore there Is any demand for it, or in
other words we must create demand
for it by Advertising 49,
Our state deputies as field workers,
play no small part in this advertising
work in their organizing of new camps
and securing new members for old
camps and we owe much to their
faithfulness and efficiency.
like that word efficient" 1t is
a big word in the business world today
and counts for much. The business
man who employs help demands tina,
his employees be not only honest and
faithful, but also efficient. There is al
ways demand for the efficient man
or woman.
To successfully manage q great en-
terprise like the Modern Woodman or
the Royal Neighbors Societies, requir-
es officers Of the highest type of eff
cheney to make them successful and
the lawfully managed societies they