Mrs. W. R. Loder, Hutchinson,
First Vice-President

 

Mrs. B. K. Goodwin, Emporia,
Convention Chairman

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Question—We have members other
than our delegates who are interested
in attending the convention. May they
come and do they have to register and
pay the $1.00?

Answer—After you have filled your

quota of voting delegates, the president’

or alternate who shall be elected by the
association and one delegate or alter-
nate for every twenty-five members or
major fraction thereof in good stand-
ing as shown on the books of the State
Treasurer, you may send visiting dele-
gates, but they are not entitled to vote.
Standing Rules April 17, 1934

It shall be a Standing Rule that when
a Unit has registered its full quota of
accredited delegates for the Convention,
any member wishing to attend be given
a visitor’s card, or when a Unit has not
its full quota of accredited delegates
registered, any member wishing to at-
tend must pay the required registration
fee of $1.00 for a visitor’s card and this
card shall be transferable; also any per-
son being called to appear on the pro-
gram be given a courtesy card for that
one day. It shall also be understood
that all evening sessions are free to
the public. Standing Rules April 7,
1936. A fee of $.35 shall be charged
visiting delegates for attendance one
day.

Question—Does the council president
have a vote in the convention?

Answer—Art. VII, section 3 of the
state by-laws. Each council shall be en-
titled to be represented at the conven-
tion by its president, or alternate chosen
by the council.

Question—If a delegate is a member
of more than one unit and is represent-
ing more than one unit, does she have
more than one vote?

Answer—Art. VII, section 4. Last
part of the state by-laws reads—A vot-
ing member shall have but one vote,
although entitled to vote in any one of
several capacities.

 

 

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Secretary

 

 

 

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