Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-11
SPIRITED CIVIC
LEAGUE MEETING
Steps Taken for Active Work-Presi
dent Resigned and Mrs. NJ. W.
Sims Elected.

held at Carnegie Hall Tuesday after.
noon at o'clock and was well at.
tended.
In the absence OF the president
Mrs. NJ. W. Sims, first vice.presldent,
presided.
The treasurer, Mrs. A. NJ. Waldrop
made a report Of the money received
from various sources, principally
through new members. The amount
available to date was si2275.
Bills were ordered paid.
A report from the membership
committee. OF which Mrs. Tyler Has.
we'll Is chairman, showed 315 new
members secured
4 communication from Mrs. F.
Watts Brown, civic chairman Of the
Fourth District, was read 10 the
meeting.
A communication from the presi.
dent. Mrs. J. S. Mooring, rendering
her resignation. was read, and the
news was received with universal re.
rret This action was due TO the fact
that she was absent from the city
a great deal and especially during the
summer months, when her duties TO
the club were most urgent Pledging
her faith and support TO the club, she
begged that her resignation be &C.
copied
Upon motion. Mrs. VI. W Sims was
elected president by reclamation. az.
ter which. though accepting reluct.
antly, she addressed the league in a
forceful manner, inspiring those pres.
ent to work with that faith and pur.
pose that never fail The new presi.
dent was pledged the support Of the
membership.
Mrs. R. o. Allen was elected first
Uco.presideRt
Prof. r. o. Allen was present and
made some logical suggestions In re-
gard 10 the new park and suggested
q plant exchange IN the city.
The new park was the subject OF
much discussion. and a committee OF
five was appointed by the president
TO adopt plans for same. This COM
mlttee Is as follows Mrs. G.. w
Emory. Mrs. W. Il. Cole. Mrs. p. 5
Park. R. o. Allen and NJ. z. Wallace
Upon motion, the matter Of curbine
and fencing the new park was re-
ferred TO the park committee and In
structed TO act finally and get the
work started at once.
The tree committee was also in
structed to proceed with their work
as fast as possible.
There being no further business
the meeting adjourned.
The following new members have
been secured since the last report
The Eagle is asked to state that the
g membership committees have finished
their work, and in case any have been
overlooked who wish to become mem
bers they are requested to phone theiI
names TO the committee:
W. G. Reynolds.
Mrs VI. 3. Parker
Mrs Mamie Rohde.
Mrs. J. F. Parks.
Mrs. !. W Dyer.
Mrs G. +. Jones
Mrs II. A. Burger
Mrs Roger Astin.
Mrs. Jim Edge.
Or. Algie Benbow.
George simpson.
. Mrs. W. p. Bryan,
Mrs. ". f. Wallace
Z. ]. Fountain.
Mrs. \. X. Brown.
s. d. Palermo.
J. " Chemelsky.
J. B. Stevenson.
r Jennie Louise Stevenson.
Maude Stevenson.
Brooks Stevenson.
VI. Waller.
J. II. Mawhinney.
= Mrs. Lee Mike.
Mrs. W. c. Lawson.
r. /. Brogdon.
" Mrs. L. II. Tucker
1t Mrs. ]. T. Maloney.
Mrs. R. L. Cole.
e Miss Florence Locke.
" Mrs J. u. Mann.
- Mrs. II. B. Mcdowell
Joe Howard.
u Mrs. c. II. Gardner.
Mrs. d. c. Miller.
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e WACO, Tex, Feb. 9.-The Associf
d ton Of Advertising Clubs Of Texa
ID met in Waco this morning for a tw
r days session, with delegates presen
Z from all over the State and severa
1t from other States. William WOOD
head of San Francisco, president @
ID the Associated AID Clubs Of tn
Ie World. was expected to deliver tn
l. | ,rincinoI addrdaes Governor lame