Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-31
URGE CLUB WOMEN
TO MAKE STUDY OF
REVISED BYLAWS

At Thursdays meeting of the Wo
mans Ten Thousand club, a series
of important changes in the club s
bylaws will be presented. Upon the
vote of the club a month ago, the
bylaws committee was instructed to
prepare bylaws covering proposed
changes applying to membership and
dues. AT the last meeting of the
club the articles as revised were
read by Mrs. John Stewart Ross,
and will be voted upon at the next
meeting.
Members of the club are request
ed by Mrs. Albert w. Hale, the
president, to study over the follow
ing articles, which cover the changes
and come prepared to stand for or
against their adoption.
In connection with the meeting,
members are reminded to kindly
make their reservations for the Val
entine luncheon, at which Mrs. E.
NJ. Maurer will be hostess, at once.
Telephoning Mrs. II. c. Diller, 6S7W
or Mrs. Maurer, 365, will be ma
terial assistance to the hostess and
her committee.
The attractive program for the
afternoon will be given by the lit
erature section, which will present,
ga Winters Tale" under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox.
Revised Bylaws
Article 5, section 6.-The treasur-
er and financial secretary of the
club shall be bonded in an amount
to be fixed by the board of directors
said bond to be purchased of sure
ty company, and paid by the club.
Article s, section 5.-The decorat-
ing committee shall decorate for reg
ular meetings, and shall assist the
social committee whenever special
decorating may be desired.
Article 9, section Amy member
whose annual dues are payable will
be notified within two weeks by the
financial secretary that dues become
delinquent 80 days after due, that
names of delinquent members will
be posted for 80 days, and member
ship will be forfeited if annual dues
are not paid within 60 days from
date they are due.
Article 9, Section 6.-Any resi-
dent or nonresident member who
forfeits her membership may be re-
instated upon payment of the de-
linquent dues and membership fee.
Article 9, section S.-Upon pay
ment of annual dues, the secretary
shall issue membership cards, and
members will not be admitted to
regular meetings of the club unless
membership cards are presented at
the door.
Article 9, section 9. - A tourist
may become an associate member
for the current year by having her
name presented in the regular man
ner and upon payment of the asso-
ciate membership dues and member
ship fee.
Article 10, section .. Annual
dues shall be eight dollars. Dues
of members who joined the club
prior to October l, 1920, shall be due
and payable October 1st of each
year, and if not so paid shall be-
come delinquent November first,
following, and shall be posted for 80
days thereafter.
Article 10, section 2a.-Annual
dues of all members who joined the
club after October 1st, 1920, shall be
due and payable on the anniversary
of the date of joining, and if not
so paid. shall become delinquent
after 80 days, and shall be posted
for 80 days thereafter.
Article II, rule ALI members
of sections must be members of the
club in good standing. Men may be
admitted to evening classes on invi-
tation of members.
Proposed standing rule: Any
in good standing who fails
to bring her membership card, may
receive temporary car admitting
her to the days meeting, upon pay