The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENT l.,

A group of men. sincerely concerned in the public life and we'll
be permanently advanced only by lettering the conditions Of the people
sion to the thought which prompted their deiaieeraaions. They have
the people Of Mississippi, with the hope that it may prove an instru
NAME.
The nam of this association is to be the Mississippi Welfare
welfare of all the e' people % IS Mississippi sish pc by y means Of broader Sd ri and wiser wiser
education for all the children Of the state, by the genral betterment
country and town; by developing greater respect for the law, and Sc
may the more fully enjoy and appreciate the common blessings Of II
fundamental a they re to the civic life Of the state, an be accom-
Dnshsa only tSeG by d tt fs FSesef a pu9 4ns s ssnti@ a1 D whiSn shall of th ss'a agso sns
lion to cooperate with. and eventu!!y serve a a clearinghouse for
opinion toward the achievement of objects in common with its own
SUPPORT
There shall be n o dues The League is o be supported by vonn
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
The Officers n Le shn eo N f of C Pres shIousn a " Vc ofP Presidan n s0S anrot
be committees a $ follows: Mini Ministerial a 10 B Rs Rss Z BUSINESS sa%sss Barr aa'' Press Press
Educational Medical Women, Labor and Rural Life. Each of such
committees shall consist of five men, one of whom shall be designated
at mamma anV time bi It tn may ES sso create sS" newt eom mnS snlsr ssb jny f TO tns sp
prevail of the Board of Directors at tits annual meeting.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Chairman of the several committees, together with the officers
to the ordinary duties and powers we tsf incident e" to su aH a semmi tn aa0 tho
finances nee and shall eont "a t the general upU % aetiSiie 81 Of r fhe feague. police TSe
nee, &c ta oom mhde Sna a nave the power to create nw committees
same All ats% the Executive committee shall be subject to revie~
Executive committee shall meet quarterly, at the headquarters of the
asu me mrs meeting TO benz January of each year, at a date to be-
f fhn'' either 81 'h b, i r1si prsaide hut or "a s spG 'hsee m %emSsrn m of the be c sa,sd at any an
o n written notice to the Secretary, The President and Vice President
tee The members present at any meeting sh~n constitute a quorum
msm Te'inf present Ie the shah anse snSsct of . the m prssiasn5 and Vice president: the
small keep permanent record of the transactions of each meeting IF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
There shall be a Board of Directors. which shall consist of the
MS pIs on oil ne League aTH together with the members of it's several stand.
vi Which Sa d shan be in D y th tse e a1a df1 anss At the e hsadduarters of the League.
The secretary @ashrs OF r re' P pr sie Of is menaefds,, upon 20, written notice t.
I@Sma shall hold similar positions o N the Board Of directors Hstfs@'y The be- p se
ings Of the executive Se@ co% M it "a fh IS B Rhf a6 "} e prctldsd 10 for meet
jc sHp po Hea au mat%OS over all matters concerning the League. its OBJ
officers and select committees for the current vear whn me shan eject
FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS.
o,,u.t N o officer or member of this League is authorized to incur any
MEETINGS
Ter is T n ss first f formal nal meeting of the Mississippi Welfare Leasac .
This place Of meeting was decided on because of the meeting tins there the eS OF
Mssi SIP f' fPs as as sheuR as't well 1% ss ssai. o s"s1sss Of srs sss eBsgt.s Of
attended By rsDresentative men and women Of Mis- isas1is sn %f io wfD
Orleans Fl A PPof' R. H Were fesve m's of b sy HGe, c 3Snn N l. Parker 3 scos of New Ts,
o. 'i one 'p ptSay msa and many able lei of Mississippi.
o oSn t& Ga m 1uy II, 1913 1t is not extrayagant to say that the program
sisspDi audience in recent years Ss % It is s" eeGtsiniy p ~oTtnt d, to . ANY, a1sca Mis- is
hi announcement and is accordingly given below: " " pa'e "
PROGRAM
Meeting Gt Miss,S1 Mii, wsadsre League
July TO- 1918
Opening prayer by Rev. H. NJ. King |
The purpose for which the Mississippi Welfare eaeu wos
"rganized"-A. H. Stone, Dunleith, Miss.
The Leagues Larger Program"-Jas A. Alexander
n Duty II the Church toward the Leagues Program r-Bmb- |
% Theo D Bratton, Jackson.
"Educaflon-The basis of Better Citizenship and Advancement
DR.. Bruce r. Payne, Pres. Peabody College. Nashville. Tenn.
Conservation and Development Of Mississippfs Natural Re.
sources"-Cin Williams, Meridian.
This is a White Mans Ountry"- Hon. RoIton Smith Mo-,
phis
"societys Duty toward the Man Who works with his hands"
!. r. Bingham, Carrolton.
"Womans Part in the Welfare of the State Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson, Greenwood. |
Right Relationship Between Labor and Capital Rev. J. H.
Manard. Meridian.
"The Leagues Labor Bureau or Exchange"-H. H. Weir, Me-
rdian.
"A program for Race Improvement among the Negroes of Mis-.
sissippi j. Rowan, President Acorn A. & M. College.
How the League may Help in the Fight Against Disease
DIR. W. s. Leathers, Chairman State Board of Health and Dean of
Medical Department University of Mississippi
Most OF these names ri familiar to the people of State
They stand for the best In every line of the States activities. Two
are from our sister state of Tennessee. OF these, MI. Bolton Smith,
is a distinguished citizen Of Memphis. For many years he has been