โ Scribed by Packard, C.H.
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Your committee on Membership for the year ending August 29th, 1914, makes the following report :-
The Chairman, upon receipt of the names of the Committee, appointed by President Beringer immediately notified each of her or his appointment and at the same time asked their co-opetation for a larger membership in our Association ; with this letter, was sent a very comprehensive plan for a campaign outlined by President Beringer. This plan is an excellent one, has given good results and should be tried again, with more effort on the part of the succeeding Chairman, in obtaining the attention and work of the Committee along the lines suggested in the plan.
The Committee was a large one (285 members) and almost to a man they accepted the appointment and, in general, responded in an earnest way of their desire and anticipation of a large increase in our number of members.
By the number and tenor of the responses, one would be led to believe that we would have a very large number of new members to report at the end of the year. The Committee have been alive throughout the year, as shown by letters received by the Chairman with copies of their communications in many instances.
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