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state directories to all national officers, national chairmen of committees, state chairmen of national committees and state regents, furnishing extra copies whenever requested; in addition, state chairmen of national committees have been kept supplied with stationery necessary in their work. I have endeavored to answer all letters reaching me, and when I left home for the conference, my desk was cleared.
Looking back over the year, I can recall no instance when my work has not been enjoyable, or when any official duty was found unpleasant to perform. If any regrets are possible, they are the regrets of things I personally had hoped to do, and have left undone. To our national and state officers, our chairmen of committees, our chapter regents and officers and members, I am deeply grateful for courteous co-operation and unfailing devotion to the aims we hold in common. For progress made during the year, for any improvement effected, credit should go to all.
(Signed) MRS. ADAM McMULLEN,
State Regent.
Report of Vice State Regent, Mrs. E. H. Wescott.
It has been a pleasure to
discharge the work of this office.
In our endeavor to establish new
chapters I have written 221 letters.
I have received four invitations to
social affairs and have accepted one.
I received one invitation to
District Conference at Fairmont.
Report of the Recording Secretary:
Madam State Regent, and
Delegates: As Recording Secretary, I have answered all
correspondence directed to me and have sent fifty letters and have
sold four of the Proceedings of the Fremont Conference at
twenty-five cents a piece.
Have attended meetings at Hastings
and Fairmont and attended the Board meeting in February.
Have signed twenty-four vouchers and
have kept a copy of them.
Realizing that my most arduous task,
that of getting out the pro-
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ceedings, is ahead of me, I ask you all to get your reports to me before you leave the Conference. There are two copies of the proceedings sent to each chapter. If you want additional copies they will be for sale at twenty-five cents the copy.
LUCILE NYE CARY,
Recording Secretary.
Report Of State Corresponding Secretary
March 19th, 1930. Madam State
Regent, Distinguished Guests and Daughters of Nebraska:
I wish to report as State
Corresponding Secretary, that I have performed the duties to the
best of my ability and in accordance with the constitution and
by-laws.
Have sent out all blanks, papers,
etc., to each chapter in the state as required.
Acted as chairman of the credential
committee at the last conference in Fremont, and also at this one
and performed such other duties as requested by the state
regent.
Attended two state hoard meetings
and acted as recording secretary at an informal board meeting of
the Nebraska delegation attending the National Continental
Congress in Washington in April. Also attended one sectional
conference in Omaha on Constitution Day, September 17th.
Have been honor guest at meetings of
various chapters during the year.
MRS. FRANK W. BAKER,
State Corresponding Secretary
REPORT OF STATE TREASURER, D. A. R.
March 5, 1929 to March 4, 1930.
To the 28th Annual State Conference, Greetings: In making this last annual report for my term of office, I wish to add my sincere
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appreciation of the opportunity that has been accorded me to
render this service to the Nebraska Conference.
This has been an interesting period,
with some achievements, and some pit-falls.
I am happy to report that the
figures this year show a gain over any other year. And with the
handicap of lost funds, by the practice of economy, and curtailing
somewhat the usual benefactions, the funds can be restored to a
near normal condition.
With this increase of funds came
also an increase of work, but with the co-operation from Chapter
Treasurers and all others concerned, collections have been
forthcoming, and we have nearly every chapter 100% in paid
dues.
In order to secure a better and more
satisfactory supervision of membership, I would like to recommend,
that, in addition to the books already in use in the Treasurer's
office, a complete roster, or file, be established and maintained
of the membership in the state.
To all who have served and assisted
in an official capacity; for the kind considerations and
expressions of good-will, for your year books and social
invitations, your State Treasurer extends deepest gratitude and
thankfulness.
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Amount on hand per report, March 5th, 1929 |
$1,501.05 |
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Student Loan Fund not posted, in 1929 report |
5.00 |
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$1,506.05 |
Receipts:
State Dues |
$1,336.00 |
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State Budget |
673.50 |
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Constitution Hall |
672.00 |
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Constitution Gifts |
115.00 |
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Magazines |
34.00 |
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Student Loan Fund |
26.15 |
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Ellis Island |
20.00 |
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Schools |
9.00 |
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Kenmore |
2.50 |
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Capitol |
861.08 |
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Profit |
1.00 |
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$3,750.23 |
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$3,750.23 |
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Total Receipts for the year |
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$5,256.28 |
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Disbursements:
Treasurer General |
$1,227.50 |
Postage |
80.51 |
Traveling Library |
38.75 |
Flowers |
5.00 |
Printing |
432.56 |
Better Films |
3.20 |
Telegraph and Telephone |
5.21 |
Conference |
866.05 |
Freight, Express and Drayage |
5.69 |
Student Loan |
330.00 |
Refund |
1.00 |
Supplies |
6.25 |
Harrison Memorial |
53.20 |
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$3,054.92 |
Amount of Funds,
Coleridge National Bank |
$2,194.96 |
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Amount via |
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Treasurer General direct |
4.00 |
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Uncashable Money Order |
3.00 |
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$2,201.96 |
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By error on Deposit Slip |
.60 |
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Accountable Funds |
2,201.36 |
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2,201.36 |
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Balance |
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$5.256.28 |
Note on Hand, Student Loan Fund |
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150.00 |
Receipts:
Mrs. Anna C. Metcalf, Final Payment |
$200.00 |
Dues, Falls City |
2.00 |
Dues, Chadron |
6.00 |
Dues and Magazine, Sutton |
5.00 |
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Dues, Plattsmouth |
2.00 |
Dues, McCook |
2.00 |
Kate Duncan Smith School: |
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Stromsburg |
4.00 |
Omaha |
4.00 |
St. Edward |
2.50 |
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$227.50 |
Expense:
Warrant No. 111, for Printing |
$22.63 |
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Warrant No. 112, for Express |
3.15 |
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$25.78 |
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$25.78 |
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Balance |
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$201.72 |
Respectfully submitted,
MISS FANNIE DE
BOW
State Treasurer, D. A. R.
Coleridge, Nebraska.
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