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Title Page

PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF THE
TEXAS DIVISION
UNITED DAUGHTERS
OF THE
CONFEDERACY.

Held in San Antonio, Texas, December 3, 4, and 5, 1901

MRS. BENEDETTE B. TOBIN, PRESIDENT.
MISS KATIE L. DAFFEN, SECRETARY

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CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE REPORT.

This report shows the total membership to be 4,933; the total number of votes, 218; the total number of Chapters, 92; the total number of delegates present, 119; the total number of Chapters represented by proxy, 39.

It shows the following delegates and alternates present:

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Bryan - Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Doremus.

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REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.

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Mrs. W. A. Banks, for L. D. Ross Chapter, Bryan.

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REGISTRAR'S REPORT, 1902. MRS. W. P. LANE.

No. Name Postoffice 1901 Increase Qualified Members
100 L. S. Ross Bryan 2 58

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HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT 1901

MISS ADELIA A DUNOVANT, HISTORIAN

CHAPTERS THAT REPORTED HISTORIC STUDY

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L. S. Ross - Bryan.

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THIRD DAY

AFTERNOON SESSION.

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On motion of Miss Anna Schaefer, Miss Katie Daffan, State Secretary, was instructed to cast the vote of the Convention for Mrs. W. A. Banks, of Bryan, for Third Vice President. Mrs. Banks was declared elected Third Vice President.

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STANDING COMMITTEES.

Appointed by Miss Adelia A Dunovant, President of Texas Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, for 1902:

HISTORY.

Mrs. S. H. Watson, Chairman ex-official Waxahachie
Mrs. J. D. McGreegor Weimar
Mrs. James D. West Bryan
Mrs. Hattie Chenault Orange
Mrs. C. W. Keelon San Angelo
Mrs. Hal Greer Beaumont
Mrs. Carey W. Styles Stephenville

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REPORT OF CHAPTERS

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BRYAN

L. S. Ross Chapter, Bryan-L. S. Ross Chapter tendres kind greetings to each Chapter here assembled, and herewith submits its annual report of work accomplished during the year. The work of the season 1900-1901 has been steadily progressing, and while

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some gifted members have been transferred to other Chapters, new ones have been added, thus making the membership forty-five in number. We have endeavored to hold regular weekly meetings, at which the study of history has been pursued to some extent. Two intersting entertainments have been given for the purpose of replensihing our treasurey and meting current expenses. Our Chapter has met all appeals of charity that have been brought to us. We have observed with appropriate ceremonies the three anniversaries which are sacred to every loyal Daughter of the Confederacy, viz: Memorial Day, the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis, We have filled all obligations to both National organizatin and State Division. By request of C. B. Gordon Chapter, Huntsville, Texas, we have placed tombstones in our cemetery over the graves of James Harrison, a Confederate veteran, formerly of Huntsville, whod died in Bryan. We adopted appropriate resolutions on the death of our beloved State president, Mrs. B. B. Tobin, a copy of which was sent to the Confederate Veteran for pulication. We have erected fifty markers over the graves of Confederate veterans who sleep in our cemetery. We have sent $2 to the State secretary, to be used toward the expense of publication of the Auual. We sent a beautiful floral offering to the grave of Mrs. Allen D. Sanford, nee Miss Stell Shephard whos untimely death cast a gloom of sadness over our membership, and whose memory is still sacred to each of us, realizaing, as we do, that as the originator of our Chapter, she was always our inspiration and guide.

Our Chapter has been fortunate in having Mrs. J. J. Adams as the president, who is in every way well fitted to fill the position. We have endeavored to carry out the benevolent, historical and social features of the work, and we hope to improve in methods and enthusiasm year by year, and thus extend the sphere of our usefulness.

MRS. WM. A. BANKS,
Corresponding Secretary.

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ROSTER OF CHAPTERS
of the TEXAS DIVISION of the
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE
CONFEDERACY

HONORARY:

Mrs. Katie Cabell Currie, Mrs. Benedette B. Tobin,
Mrs. Cornelia B. Stone, Mrs. M. R. M. Rosenberg.

STATE DIVISION OFFICERS:

Miss Adelia A. Dunovant, Houston President
Mrs. Fannie J. Halbert, Corsicana, 1st Vice-President
Mrs. A. R. Howard, Palestine 2nd Vice-President
Mrs. W. A. Banks, Bryan, 3rd Vice-President
Miss Mary J. Lane, Marshall 4th Vice-President
Mrs. F. F. Eads, Marshall Secretary
Mrs. Edmund Key, Marshall Asst. Secretary
Mrs. J. Mayrant Smith, Belton Treasurer
Miss Mollie Connor, Eagle Lake Registrar
Mrs. S. H. Watson, Waxahachie, Historian

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L. S. ROSS CHAPTER NO 100, BRYAN

Organized March. Chartered April 6, 1897.

OFFICERS

Mrs. W. Ganks President
Mrs. J. W. Doremus First Vice-President
Mrs. J. H. Connell Second Vice-President
Mrs. A. P. Anderson Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. J. D. West Recording Secretary
Mrs. W. A. Reed Treasurer
Miss Lillie Wilson Historian

MEMBERS

Adams, Mrs. J. J. Clarke, Mrs. Bettie Ross
Allen, Mrs. J. H. Carr, Mrs. A. B.
Anderson, Mrs. A. P. Demaret, Mrs. D. C.
Banks, Mrs. Wm. A. Doremus, Mrs. J. W.
Butler, Mrs. E. J. Davis, Mrs. J. C.
Bittle, Mrs. T. C. Ford, Mrs. Spencer
Buchanan, Mrs. A. J. Garth, Mrs. F. J.
Banks, Mrs. A. L. Gillespie, Mrs. A. C.
Chatham, Mrs. R. K. Howell, Mrs. J. W.
Connell, Mrs. J. H. Hutson, Mrs. C. W.

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Howell, Mrs. W. S. Smith, Mrs. G. W.
Johnson, Mrs. I W. Simms, Mrs. W. M.
Johnson, Mrs. E. T. Spence, Mrs. D. W.
Lee, Mrs. F. A. Sheppard, Miss Ida
Miskert, Mrs. M. H. Stoddard, Miss Lottie
Oliver, Mrs. W. H. Stweart, Mrs. Ollie
Parker, Mrs. Cilton Taliafero, Mrs. W. C.
Parker, Miss Francis Tabor, Miss Mattie
Parks, Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Mrs. Maud
Reed, Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Mrs. W. S.
Raysor, Mrs. P. M. Wilson, Miss Lillie
Smith, Mrs. G. W. West, Mrs. J. D.

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L. S. ROSS Chapter (Note: No. 100, Bryan)

OFFICERS

Mrs. J. J. Adams President
Mrs. F. I. Garth First Vice-President
Mrs. L. L. Foster Second Vice-President
Mrs. Wm. A Banks Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. F. A. Lee Treasurer
Mrs. J. D. West Historian

MEMBERS

Adams, Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Mrs. J. W.
Allen, Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mrs. E. T.
Anderson, Mrs. A. P. Lee, Mrs. F. A.
Banks, Mrs. W. A. Minkert, Mrs. W. H.
Banks, Mrs. A. L. Oliver, Mrs. W. H.
Bittle, Mrs. P. C. Parker, Mrs. Milton
Buchanan, Mrs. A. J. Parker, Miss Fannie
Butler, Mrs. E. J. Parks, Mrs. J. F.
Carr, Mrs. A. B. Reed, Mrs. W. A.
Connell, Mrs. J. H. Stewart, Mrs. Ollie
Chatham, Mrs. R. K. Shepard, Mrs. Ida
Davis, Mrs. J. C. Sims, Mrs. W.
De Maret, Mrs. D. C. Spence, Mrs. D. W.
Doremus, Mrs. J. W. Stoddard, Miss Charlotte
Ford, Mrs. Spencer Tabor, Miss Mattie
Foster, Mrs. L. L. Taylor, Miss Maude
Garth, Mrs. F. I. Taliaferro, Mrs. W. C.
Gillespie, Mrs. A. C. Watkins, Miss Virginia
Howell, Mrs. J. W. West, Miss Elizabeth
Howell, Mrs. W. S. West, Mrs. J. D.
Hutson, Mrs. C. W. Wilson, Mrs. W. S.
Wilson, Miss Lillie

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STATISTICAL EXHIBIT FOR YEARS 1901-1902.

No. Name Postoffice County Members 1901 Registered 1901 Deaths 1901 Dues Paid 1901
100 L. S. Ross Bryan Brazos 45 58 - 4.50

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