Peo in Illinois a History
Peo in Illinois a History
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Number of chapters represented 18. Number of delegates 35.
Charters were granted to Chapters Q, Farmer City; and R, Peoria.
Several of these early conventions were fortunate in having in attendance one or more of the Founders, as well as members from Original A, who could pass on not only factual information, but a little glow of inspiration. Such was the situation in 1907. Mrs. Alice Bird Babb, one of the Original Seven, spoke about the early days of P. E. 0. , and Mrs. Franc Roads Elliott, an...other of the Original Seven, gave one of the principal evening addresses. Mrs. Lulu C. Williams, who had also been a member of Original A, was likewise present at this convention, so it was a peculiarly rich time of connection with beginnings. The convention con- tinued the very careful work of the previous one, on the State by-laws, making numerous slight changes to harmonize exactly with laws of Supreme, and to eliminate duplications in areas covered by the constitution. We are inclined to chuckle over two of the resolutions, so indicative of the problems of the small or- ganization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Number of chapters represented 18. Number of delegates 35.
Charters were granted to Chapters Q, Farmer City; and R, Peoria.
Several of these early conventions were fortunate in having in attendance one or more of the Founders, as well as members from Original A, who could pass on not only factual information, but a little glow of inspiration. Such was the situation in 1907. Mrs. Alice Bird Babb, one of the Original Seven, spoke about the early days of P. E. 0. , and Mrs. Franc Roads Elliott, an...other of the Original Seven, gave one of the principal evening addresses. Mrs. Lulu C. Williams, who had also been a member of Original A, was likewise present at this convention, so it was a peculiarly rich time of connection with beginnings. The convention con- tinued the very careful work of the previous one, on the State by-laws, making numerous slight changes to harmonize exactly with laws of Supreme, and to eliminate duplications in areas covered by the constitution. We are inclined to chuckle over two of the resolutions, so indicative of the problems of the small or- ganization.
What to read after Peo in Illinois a History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peo Sisterhood Illinois State Chapter to read onlineMoreLess
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