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May 20, 1894
News Observer Chronicle
Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
Mrs. Hayes and delegates from the 'King's Daughters and Sons' Convention return, praising hospitality in Statesville, NC, and the successful event where officers were elected for the coming year.
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Back from the Convention
Mrs. Hayes and the delegates of the "King's Daughters and Sons" Convention have returned. They are rejoicing over the hospitality of the people of Statesville, and the most successful and harmonious convention in North Carolina. The King himself seemed to be present and presided over this assembly. The following officers were duly elected and appointed for the coming year: Mrs. Ham Smith State Secretary, Mrs. Fannie Hays Assistant State Secretary, Miss Carrie Wood Recording Secretary, and Miss Jennie Withers Assistant Secretary.
Mrs. Hayes and the delegates of the "King's Daughters and Sons" Convention have returned. They are rejoicing over the hospitality of the people of Statesville, and the most successful and harmonious convention in North Carolina. The King himself seemed to be present and presided over this assembly. The following officers were duly elected and appointed for the coming year: Mrs. Ham Smith State Secretary, Mrs. Fannie Hays Assistant State Secretary, Miss Carrie Wood Recording Secretary, and Miss Jennie Withers Assistant Secretary.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
King's Daughters And Sons
Convention
Statesville
Hospitality
Officers Elected
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Ham Smith
Mrs. Fannie Hays
Miss Carrie Wood
Miss Jennie Withers
Where did it happen?
Statesville, North Carolina
Story Details
Key Persons
Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Ham Smith
Mrs. Fannie Hays
Miss Carrie Wood
Miss Jennie Withers
Location
Statesville, North Carolina
Story Details
Delegates return rejoicing over successful and harmonious convention in Statesville, NC, with the King seeming present; officers elected including Mrs. Ham Smith as State Secretary.