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Show present, and vyelcomed and. visi tors Convention. t hec to the Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors held tlrch 25, 1934, were read and approved. '.Bud N. Leaver, Convention chairman, of state Bulletin to be $93.00, as cost reported d wi th oomoar-e $259.50 last year; which accounted fothe odesty of the present Bulletin. She stated that the printed prograus were the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison of Roosevelt, Uteh. Mrs. Leaver' said that heretofore the Convention had opened 1ith the banquet, Saturday evening. 'I'h.i s yeB"r, the Convention wo u'Ld o f'f Lc La L'Ly open Saturday, at 2: 30 P. H. w i th a bus iness meeting. She read the rules and regu18tions governing the Converrt i.on proceedings .and outlined the program; moving that the program as outlined in the Bulletin be adopted as the program of the Twelfth Annual Convention. Miss Fitzgerald seconded the motion and it car-r-Le d 1 rs. , that HI's. Leaver moved that the Board r-e comme nd during Convention meetings any person speakirg to a motion be limited to 3 minutes, and if such person w i ahed to speak 2. second time, she should not be ellowed to do so until all others who wished to talk had had an to do opportuni ty so; the second speech to be limited to 2 minutes. 1rs. Pittmen seconded the motion and it carried. Comm i ttee reports wer-e ca.LLed for. Miss Wallace moved that the annua I reports of standing committees be accepted as printed in the State Bulletin; the recolm1endations- in the reports be voted on separately. seconded the motion and it carried. to . tiiss respective Gillespie HI'S. Blanche Pittman, Program Committee read the recommendations of her Comm i ttee and moved their eccentance. Miss Dickerson seconded the notion nd it carried. cha i r-man , The recordinG secretary read the recommendations of the Legislati ve Commt ttee St8.te Bulletin), and moveel their accepta.nce lliss Dickerson seconded this ffiotion and it (page 11, .. carried. |
