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Revisions Proposed at UDC Convention in Hot Springs
At the 32nd annual United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas proposed constitutional amendments were read for presentation. Mrs T R Henderson led the by law committee while some opponents warned against adoption. Officers were elected including Mrs St John Allison Lawton as president general. Other items included higher per capita tax to fund the Norman V Randolph relief fund and doubling membership certificate prices. There were also proposals to restrict convention participation to dues paying members and pledges for scholarships from Woodrow Wilson and Randolph Macon foundations.
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Hot Springs
Ark
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
T. R. Henderson
Greenwood
Miss
Eral
Henderson
St. John Allison Lawton
Charleston
S. C
W. J. Woodliff
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Norman V. Randolph
Law Department
University of Virginia
Cornell Branch Stone
Randolph-Macon