NBWTA Report 1903-017
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28 29 XI.— MEETINGS. Meetings of the Branch shall be held at such time and place as the Committee may decide. An Annual Meeting shall be held yearly, the time to be appointed by the Committee, at which meeting the Annual Report of the Branch shall be read, and the Officers and Executive Committee shall be elected, by ballot or otherwise, and the Superintend- ents of Departments appointed. REPORT OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (By XII.—Bance. THE Hon. REcoRDING SECRETARY.) A Bow of White Ribbon shall be the Badge of the Society. XIII.—Vorine. Rules issued to the at plan laid down Headquarters, or in the Card otherwise, as of the Branch may direct. close of the Leicester on BYE-LAWS. ORDER OF BUSINESS. 1. Opening Exercises. 4. Correspondence, Reading of 2. Minutes of Last Meeting Communications from Head- (to be read by the Secretary). quarters, Papers, Extracts, &c. 3. Treasurer’s Report and Fi- 5. Business on the Agenda Paper. nance. 6. New Business. Bye-laws can be formulated as the growth of the work may require. Each Branch may choose from the lists of Departments for work such as seem most suited for their especial locality, appointing suitable Superintendents for each Department they may take up. Members are expected to wear the Badge at each meeting of the Branch, HE National Executive Committee have held five meetings during the past year: one in Birmingham on June 5th, at the and on all public occasions when the Branch it is very desirable that the Badge be worn at all times. takes a part ; and Annual Council Meetings, 76 members present; one in September 16th, 61 members present; one in London on December 2nd, 64 members present ; one in Manchester on February 17th, 63 members present; and one in London on April 7th, 55 members present. ‘The sixth meeting is to be held the day before the Annual Council on May 26th. APPOINTMENT On June sth the. Executive Committee OF SuB-CoMMITTEE. first meeting of the newly-elected National met in Birmingham, seventy-six members being present. The first business was the election of the Sub Committee. It was moved and seconded, and, after some discussion, carried :— “That the Sub-Committee National Officers.” consist of eight members, in addition to the Two members of the last Sub-Committee (Mrs. Atkey and Mrs. J. H. Lile) declined to stand for re-election. The following new nominations were made :—Mrs. Ward Poole, Miss Bertha Mason, Mrs. R. Clarkson, Miss Beatrice Hankey, Mrs. Tuppeney, Miss Foster Newton and Miss G. Southall. The following eight ladies were elected to form the Sub-Committee, in addition to the General Officers :— Mrs. Clarkson Miss A. M. Lile Sister Lily Miss B. Mason Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. T. Mitchell Ward Poole Phillips G. Toulmin. The two following Committees were appointed :— Literature Committee—In addition to the General Officers (ex-officio), Mrs. Paddon and Miss A. M. Lile were appointed. Serenata timate Voting may be according Parliamentary |