x APRIL, 1948

Program—
Invocation—Mrs. L. M. Welsh.
Talk—Mrs. William Hastings, National Congress.
Discussion—“Have You An Idea For Us?”
7:00 to 8:15 a.m.—Council Presidents’ Breakfast, Blue Room,
Broadview Hotel. Friday, April 16.
Chairman—Mrs. E. T. Beck.
Co-Chairman—Mrs. A. G. Eldred.
Program—
Invocation by Mrs. A. G. Eldred.
Greetings and Introductions, Mrs. Byron Goodwin.
Welcome—Mrs. E. T. Beck.
Talks—Mrs. William Hastings, National Congress.
Mrs. E. W. Emery, State President.
Mrs. Ira Stockebrand, Art Chairman.
Discussion—‘How Can A Parent-Teacher Council Help?”

Schedule of Meetings of State Board
BROADVIEW HOTEL—Tuesday, April 13
4:30 p.m.—Executive Committee Meeting—2nd Floor.

9:00 p.m.—Pre-Convention Board Meeting—Blue Room.

Wednesday, April 14
9:00 a.m.—Pre-Convention Board Meeting—Blue Room.

Friday, April 16
2:30 p.m.—Post Convention Board Meeting—Blue Room.

District Directors’ Conference and Luncheon, Tuesday,
April 13, 10:00 a.m., Broadview Hotel—2nd Floor.

CONVENTION COMMITTEES

General Chairman—Mrs. Byron Goodwin, Emporia.
General Vice-Chairman—Mrs. A. E. Buck, Emporia.

Presentation of Program—Mrs. Leroy Arnold, Fort Leaven-
worth.

Convention Rules—Mrs. W. R. Loder, Hutchinson.

Credentials Committee:
Mrs. G. Goodson Wright, Chairman, Newton.
Mrs. Wallace Bitler, Emporia.
Mrs. J. E. McGaffin, Emporia.
Mrs. Sidney Hoard, Emporia.
Mrs. Paul Wells, Emporia.
Mrs. C. B. Sherwood, Hugoton.

Registration Committee:
Hugh Brogan, Chairman, Emporia.
Mrs. Max Williamson, Emporia.
Mrs. Gomer R. Jones, Emporia.
Mrs. J. W. Oursler, Wichita.

Exhibits Committee:
Mrs. D. D. Harbaugh, Chairman, Coffeyville.
Mrs. Glen Anderson, Emporia.
Miss Ruth McKee, Emporia.
Mrs. E. E. Gadbery, Emporia.

Conventions News:
Mrs. D. D. Harbaugh, Chairman, Coffeyville.
Herbert James, Emporia.
Mrs. J. W. Oursler, Wichita.

Tellers:
Mrs. John E. Beck, Chairman, Emporia.
Mrs. J. A. Hoch, Emporia.
F. E. Smith, Emporia.
Mrs. Wm. Lovett, McPherson.
Mrs. E. T. Beck, Dwight.

Timekeeper:
A. K. Ramy, Emporia.

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LOCAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Housing—Mrs. C. F. Knouse.

Transportation—Mrs. A. L. Carlson.

Hospitality—Mrs. Wilford Riegle.

Conference and District Meeting—Mrs. D. D. Starling.

Election Arrangements—Mrs. John E. Beck.

Processional and Penny Parade—Mrs. Leo Markowitz.

Platform Arrangements—Mrs. F. A. Knoepple and Mrs.
J. W. Herron.

Music—Mrs. L. E. Barry.

Invocations—Mrs. Wood Bloxam.

Breakfasts—Mrs. A. H. Thomas.

Group Luncheons—Mrs. S. A. Wagner.

Awards Luncheon—Mrs. Elmer Siedhoff.

Courtesy Dinner—Mrs. R. D. Marsh.

Convention Dinner—Mrs. P. R. Woodbury.

Finance—Mrs. Herbert R. James.

Radio—Mrs. K. A. Hoffmans.

Pages and Ushers—Miss Hope Vandever and Miss Vada
Faye Crawford.

Tickets—

KANSAS CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS
1943 CONVENTION RULES

1. Delegates must present credential cards and register
at the Registration desk in the Junior High School
promptly, where, upon payment of $1.00 fee, badges
will be issued.

2. Sessions will begin promptly at the hour announced and
delegates are requested to be prompt at all sessions.

3. Order must be kept at all times.

4. No delegate shall represent more than one congress
unit. ®

5. Delegates will be admitted and seated only between
numbers on program.

6. A delegate speaking from the floor shall, when address-
ing the Chair, give name in full and name the city and
unit represented.

7. Motions, when requested by the presiding officer, must
immediately be presented in writing.

8. A delegate may not speak more than two minutes on any
question under discussion nor more than twice upon the
same question, without the consent of the convention
body.

9. No delegate shall give an interview on the work of the
Kansas Congress. All publicity shall be under the.
supervision of the Convention Publicity Chairman.

10. No announcements shall be made unless they are first
approved by the President, Mrs. E. W. Emery.

11. No literature may be distributed in connection with the
convention without the permission of the Executive
Committee.

12. Speakers must conform strictly to rulings of the time-
keeper.

13. Delegates unable to hear the speaker shall raise their
right hands.

14. In order to vote at the election Thursday, April 15, all
voting delegates must be registered by 10:00 a.m. at
which time the polling list for the election of officers
will be closed. The polling place for the election of of-
ficers shall be opened at 11:45 a.m., and shall close at
5:00 p.m.

15. Officers, standing committee chairmen, chairmen of
round-tables and other chairmen must file a written
report with the recording secretary, Mrs. Ben McCamant.

Mrs. W. R. Loder-