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High Point Delegates Aim to Host Travelers’ Protective Meet
FURNITURE CITY 10 INVITE CONVENTION FURNITURE CITY 10 INVITE CONVENTION kligh Point delegates to the state convention of the Travelers' Protective association of America to be held in Greensboro May 15 and 14 will invite the organization to hold its next meeting in this city according to decision reached at a meeting of Post D. T. P. A. Saturday night at the Elks home. The delegates were instructed to exert every effort to bring the convention to High Point. The meeting Saturday night proved very enthusiastic. Several interesting talks were made on a much interest was manifested in the effort now being made to obtain reductions in hotel rates. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: A. S. Parker president J. P. Hayworth first vice president A. T. Wishart second vice president O. E. Wilson secretary and treasurer. The following committees were appointed: Railroad committee G. W. Clark chairman press W. Burns chairman hotels A. T. Wishart chairman legislative J. E. Kirkman chairman good roads O. C. Harris employment J. E. Marsh chairman membership FE. P Parker. Dr. D. A. Stanton was elected surgeon. Delegates to the state convention are A. T. Wishart C. F. Tomlinson W. W. Burgess CE. Hayworth G. W. Clark W. Jd. Parker B. S. Cummings B. R. Thurman A ik. Parker and O. E. Wilson. The alternates are R. H. Walker E. P. Parker J. E. Kirkman A. E. Tate P. C. Penn J. EE. Marsh. A Lyon and Charles Hortel.