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DALLAS AW OlFICDS

MRS. DICK BURT (Jan) 914 St. Lukes Richardson 75080 235-1848

MRS~ NORMAN BENNETT (Marka) 2748 Runningbrook Dallas 75228 324-1169

MRS. MAX REIBOLDX (leay) 5318 Heather Glen Garland 75043 279-7536

MRS. LAYTON MCCOWN (Teresa) 3505 Clover Meadow Garland 7504.3 226-1128

MRS. RON WAGES (Connie) 9031 Bretshire Dallas 75228 . 321-0386

President

1st V.P.

2nd V.P.

3rd V.P.

Secretary

MRS. DAVID HOUSE (Rosemarie)_ Treasurer 1814 Leicester Garl~d 75042 495-6386

MRS. BILL WALLIS (Pat) Reporter 1606 Marquette Richardson 75080 238-0062

MRS. DAVID TUCKER. (Renee) Historian 6736 Del Norte Dallas 75225 696-3709

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ASSOCIATED WOMEN FOR HARDING DALLAS CHAPTF..R

PROGRAMS FOR THE YEAR I 78 - I 79

September 21_. .1978

Dr. Clifton L. Ganus, Jr. "Communist Ei.iucat::.on vs. Christian Education"

(A Report of Trip to Red China)

Waterview Church of Christ 1409 North Waterview

Richardson TX

October 26, 1978

Mrs. Wanaa L. Ferguson . The Swinging Bough

11Ji'un with Crafts for the Holidays"

~fuite Rock Chu~ch of Christ 9220 Ferguson Road

Dallas ':X

- November 30. 1978

Holiday Banquet For Members and S~ouses/Dates

The Par3dise In Union Station at Reunion

Downtown Dallas 300 South Houston

January 18, 1979

Mrs. L. M. Kem .. edy Book Review

"The Tales of Scherstzade"

The Magic Pan In Northpark

North Central Expressway Dallas TX

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February 15, 1979

Mrs. Millie Cooper "Joy in Living"

Plus Film entitled "What Makes Millie Run"

Place To Be Announced

March 22, 1979

Spring Fashion Show by

Courtney's in Pepper Square

At the Home of Mrs. Sarah Ar"d

#3 Forest Park Drive Richardson, TX

April 21, 1979

Spring Picnic For AWH Families

W:lth Surprise Entertainment

Turtle Creek Dallas TX

May 17, 1979

In;tallation of New Officers

At the Home of Mrs. Barbara Bonneau

2710 Bay Meadow Circle Dallas, TX

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DALLAS MEMBERSHIP

~ Mrs. Marvin ALY (Jean) 1609 Westside Sherman 75090 893-8613

Mrs. Bob ANDERSON (Jean) 1422 Dumont Drive Richardson 75080 234-2205

X Mrs. w." B. ANTHONY (Carolyn) 13 Gettysburg Richardson 75080 231-9600

~ Mrs. James ARD (Sarah) 3 Forest Park Drive Richardson 75080 231-0607

+- Mrs. Gayland A VANCE (Brenda) 3409 Town Park Mesquite 75150 270-8378

i_ Mrs. Jim BARTEE (Mary) 1423 Chippewa Richardson 75080 235-4298

Miss Lucille BIGGERSTAFF 510 West Ridgewood Garland · 75041 278-0797

~. Mrs. Ed BONNEAU (Barbara) 2710 Bay Meadow Circle Dallas 75234 247~0219

Mrs. D. R. BRADDOCK (Jean) 9012 Bretshire Dallas 75228 328-6454

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Mrs. Alan BRANYON (Marilyn) 808 Carroll Garland 75041 271-5409

Mrs. Dick F. CASE (Onis) 629 Reno Lewisville 75067 221-3185

Mrs. Tanya COOK 7604 Fair Oaks #2071 Dallas 75231 341-6252

Mrs. Ernest COLUMBUS (Pauline) 918 Austrian Road Grand Prairie 75050 263-3806

Mrs. James CONE (Andee) 1502 Green MOuntain Drive #258 Little Rock, AR 72211

Mrs. R. A. COX (Norma) 527 East Center Duncanville 75116 331-8109

Miss Ruth DOAK 3021 Dothan Lane Dallas 75229 247-3159

Mrs. Ed EASON (Tresia) 421 Royal Crest Richardson 75080 231-9503

Mrs. Ralph EMERY (Nelda) 7612 Carta Valley Dallas 75248 239-9808

Mrs. Scott ENGLISH (Ethelyn) 38 Park Place Richardson 75081 231-6580

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Mrs. Kenneth FRANK (Norma) 2314 Patricia Lane Garland 75041 278-1802

Mrs. Kent Brian FULKS (V~cki) 1410 Goodwin Drive Garland 75042 272-4276

Mrs. Jerry GALLOWAY (Ann) 2425 Livenshire Drive Garland 75041 271-1184

Mrs. Shirley GOODWIN 5842 Morningside Dallas 75206 826-3973

Mrs. Charles GRAHAM (Johnnie) 2633 Natalie Plano 75074 423-2661

Mrs. Raymond M. GREEN (Jacque) 401 Nottingham Drive Richardson 75080 238-8338

Mrs. Mack GREENWAY (Rose) 3917 ~anoke Drive Garland 75041 278-5925

Mrs. Charles R. GUILD (Diane) 111 Eas ~ Cunningham Bonham 75418

Mrs. Claude H. aALL (Beverly) 2112 Patricia Lane Garland 75041 278-3019

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Mrs. Virgil Earl HOLLOWAY Route 7, Box 125 McKinney 75069

Mrs. Louis L. HURST (Doris) 7720 La Cosa Dallas 75248 239-6571

Mrs. Ralph C. IMMEL (Fay) 7514 Oak Bluff Drive Dallas 75240 239-1489

Mrs. Gene JACKSON (Barbara) 1314 North Cottonwood Richardson 75080 231-2804

Mrs. MOrris JAMES (Mildred) 37 Park Place Richardson 75080 235-5538

Mrs. Tommy M. JULIEN 827 South Oak Cliff Boulevard Dallas 75208 948-9586

Mrs. Karen KOFAHL 3704 Hilton Mesquite 75150 270-9097

Mrs. Harry LISLE (Claudia) 1319 Oriole Lane Garland 75042 276-0747

Mrs. Brandt H. MCCORKLE (Janel~e) 6612 Westrock Fort Worth 76133 294-1852

Mrs. J. Warren MCCORKLE (Madalon) 3740 Royal Lane Dallas 75229 263-7684

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Mrs. Floyd G. MCKINNEY (Dottie) 411 Yorkshire Drive Euless 76039 267-3233

Mrs. William N. MILNER (~ane) 2613 Plateau Drive Plano 75075 424-6287

Mrs. George R. MULVANEY (Becky) 2763 Beechmont Dallas 75228 328-6297

Miss Joquita Beth NIX 1820 East Lamar Sherman 75090

Mrs. John PENDER (Sadie) 6225 Saratoga Circle Dallas 75214 826-5426

Mrs. Dale PICKENS (Linda) 2326 Roy&l Oaks Circle Garland 75040 495-8287

Hiss Diane REYNOLDS 3041 Eastfield Boulevard Building 4, Apt. 1023 Mesquite 75150 327-8675

Miss Alma L. SANDERSON 2602 Via Los Atos Carrollton 75006 245-2189

Mrs. Thomas SAWYER (Melanie) 2103 Sequoyab Carrollton 75006 245-6680

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Mrs. Duane SETLIFF (Edna) 3822 Princess Lane Dallas 75229 FLl-3457

Mrs. Bill SISK (Sharon) 2513 South Glenbrook Garland 75041 278-6417

Mrs. Bobby G. SKELTON (Judy) 7434 Greenville, #228 Dallas 75231

Mrs. Eugene S. SMI'm (Henryetta) 3333 M&pleleaf Lane Dallas 75233 331-5572

Mrs. Robert SPEER (Verna Mae) Box 686, 2033 Willingham Richardson 75069 235-5197

Mrs. Lois SUSTAYTA 8502 Groveland Dallas 75218 328-7838

Mrs. George TIPPS, Sr. (Flossie) 11851 High Dale, ll34B Dallas 75234

Miss Pam TYRE 8307 Meadow Road, #2059 Dallas 75231 739-0960

Mrs. Arvel WALL (Freda) 3117 Glenbrook Drive Garland 75040 278-4091

Mrs. Bob ZARBAUGH (Harriet) 3506 University Drive Garland 75043 271-2700

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ADDITIONAL MEMBERS NOTES

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CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE I Name: The name of this association shall be the Associated Women for Harding.

ARTICLE II Purposes: (1) To support Harding College in all her needs . (2) To help promote the highest advantages in physical, s ocial, intellectual and spirit ual educa­tion for every s tudent of Harding College. • (3) To promo t e a clear underst anding of Chris tian education . (4) To fos t er a spirit of friendship among the women who are interested in the development of Christian education.

ARTICLE III Policies: (1) This asso.ciation shall be non-commercial and non-partisan. No commercial enterprise and no candidate shall be endorsed by it. (2) All dues collected shall be deposited with the general fund of the college for its use and are not to be used to defray expenses for projects, programs or for any other reason. (3) As initial organization and because of its location, the Searcy chapter shall serve as adviser for other similar groups organized.

ARTICLE IV Membership and dues: Section 1. Any woman interested in the purposes of the Associated Women for Harding and willing to uphold its policies and subscribe to its bylaws may become a regular, junior, life or patron member upon payment of dues. · Section 2. (a) Dues for regular members ~Jill be $12.00 per year, payable annually or monthly. (b) Dues for a junior member (student or a student's wife) shall be $1.00 per year, payable annually. (c) Life membership shall be conferred upon any member or approved applicant upon re­ceipt of her contribution of $100.00 within a 12-month period. (d) Patron life member-

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ship shall be conferred upon any member or approved applicant upon receipt of her contribution of $500.00 or more. (e) The Executive Committee may confer by unan­imous vote honorary membership upon any woman who has rendered outstanding and distinguished service to Christian educa­tion. (f) Annual membership shall termr !nate automatically when contributions are delinquent for a period of six months or upon request of the member. (g) Any member in good standing shall be priv­ileged to vote and hold office.

ARTICLE V Officers and their Election: Section 1. (a) The officers of this association shall be a president, 1st vice-president, 2nd vice-president, 3rd vice-president, secretary, treasurer, reporter and histo­rian. (b) Officers shall be elected annu ally in the month of April. (c) Officers shall assume their official duties at the close of the May meeting and shall serve for a term of one year and/or until their successors are elected. (d) No person shall serve more than two (2) consecut~ve terms in the same office. Section 2. (a) There shall be a nominating committee consisting of five (5) members, one of whom shall be elected by the executive committee from its body, and four (4) elected by the association at a meeting at least one month prior to the election. The president shall appoint one of the five to serve as chairman of the co~ mittee. (b) The nominating committee shall elect one (1) nominee for each office to be filled and report at the regular meeting in April. (c) Following the report of the nominating committee, an opportunity shall be given for nom­inations from the floor. (d) Only those who have consented to serve if elected shall be eligible for nomination, either by the committee or from the floor. Section 3. A vacancy occurring in an office shall be filled by a majority vote of the remaining members of the ex­ecutive committee, due notice of such

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election having been given. yscancy occurs iu t1Ie offi:.!e the 1st vice-presieent shall of the election.

.ARTICLE VI

In case a of president, serve notice

Dut~.es of Officer.s · Section 1. The president Shdll pre~ide at all u~etings of the association and of the executive r.onnnittee , shall be a memhet e~c-officio of all committees except the nominating ~omm1ctee and shall perform such other C~t~ec 3 S ma7 be prcr ~ribed in these by­l~ vS or assigne~ to her by che associa­• . . on or by t he xecutiv.3 committee . s~ction 2 . (a) The vice presidents shall ~ t as aides to the president a~d shall

~arform the auties of the president in :"!e a sence of that officer (in designated

~ _Ger). (b) Tie 1st vice-president shall ~ LVe as chairmac of the program committee; Lhe 2nd vice-?resident as chairman of t:he membersldp c011:mittee and the 3rd vice­r .:csiden- as '::.a:.rman of the hospitality ~~~mittee. Secticn 3. The se retary ••. r.ll ·eep au accurate record of all the ~~eLings of t he ~~s ci~~ion and of the ~=<f ct t:ive colTJliil!:ee .:md Jl:.tall perform ~ ~ ~ ~t . cr dcti~s as ma7 Le delegated to \ -~:: . ...ec .:.icil 4. '! ~ treasurer shall :e ~eiv-P. ~ll 1: '· ~y .:.f the association, · ''-:-: . keep a.1 , .. c~u::ate Lr!corc! of receipts <U:J ~Jt}Jenditm:-;~; and shall pay out fm1ds

:..1:'../ .... s cuthoriz a . by the association . ·:·1e. t rec:sarer shall present a statement r f .:~;!r)UlJt a t every meeting of the asso­r · · ~ion . Se~ticn 5. (a , The reporter ...;~1 n h e haiTJtm of t ~ publ..!..city com-; .'.-;·a • wh::Lh ~-ii.ll seT"~ as the channel . ~..: all puol ic:U:y of t,_<: '·"soc: at1.ou . •>~ T're report2.: d1all c~opero.::e . .-ith

, 1E! oJ-:it::>r C'f thC organi:!<ati::>n I<; publica­i.ort . Sectlo:1 o . (a) The h i <C"!:or ian will

1 ·- ·-fl a scrapboo1~ f or .:he as~ ociation in I· .-i.ch ~ ill be iucluded o.ll ite..!lS pertin-nt to the history. growL.h and development

~.. c t:he associaticn . (b) Each ann:IB.l scrap­!; co~: will be filed in the library of I·::t_.di g C':>llege .

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ARTICLE VII Meetings: Section 1. (a) Regular meet­ings shall be held monthly during regu­lar school sessiona. Additional meet­ings may Pe held at the discretion of ea':h chapter . (b) Th .... privilege of hold­ing office, ~ntroducing motions, debating cn · voting snnll be limited to members ~hose current ~u;a are paid. Section 2. A general meetin~ of all chapters of the

• association shall be held each spring, at whi~~ time annual reports shall be given .

ARTICLE VIII Ex~cutive Committee: Section 1. The executive co~ittee shall consist of the officers of the association and the chair­men of standing committees. Section 2. The duties of the executive committee shall be: (a) To transact necessary busi­ness in the intervals between association meetings and such other business as may be refer~ed to t by the association. (b) To app~ove the plans of work of the rtanding committzes . (c) To present a repor t at regular ~~~tings of the asso­ciation. (d) To uwk~ ~ecq~2ndations to the membership of the association . Sectio~ 3. RegulaT meetings of the ex­ecutive co~ttee shall be held monthly. A majority shall constitute a quorum.

ARTICLE IX Sta::1ding Gonmtittees: Section 1. Such stauding co~~ttees ehall be created by • hB e':~cutiv~ co!lt"''ittee as may be required to prone.::~ the 1wrposes and interests of

' the as ~ciation. TL1e chairmen of the standing co~ttees shall be se1ected by t~ - off~cers of the association. Their 1.erm shall be one (1) full year. Section 2 . The chairmen of all standing com­mittees ohall present plans of work to the executive co~tte~ , and no committee work shall be undertsken without the approval of the executi- e COW$~ttee.

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ARTICLE X Obligations: All members within the association shall commit themselves to the support of the policies and program adopted, both through payment of dues and through participation in the ac­tivities of the association.

ARTICLE XI Parliamentary Authority: Roberts Rules of Order Revised shall govern this association in all instances in which they are not inconsistent with the con­stitution and in which they are appli­cable.

ARTICLE XII Amendments: (a) These bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting of the associatiOn by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the me~ers present and voting, pro­vided notice of the proposed amendment shall have been given at the previous meeting. (b) A committee may be-appointed to submit a revised set of bylaws as a substitute for these only by a majority vote at a meeting of the association or by two-thirds (2/3) vote of the execu­tive committee.

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Harding College is a four-year Christian institution of arts and sciences. Controlled by a Board of Trustees who are members of the church of Christ, the college stresses development of each individual student .. Seeking not only the intellectual growth of the students, the faculty and administration also seek to aid each student to develop spiritually, socially and physically. The college offers degrees in 63 major fields and a master's degree program in education. Harding seeks to aid the· student to grow spirituafly through a daily chapel period and participation in a Bible course each sem.ester. The coUege exists to help the student in building a philosophy of life that is consistent with Christian ideals.

Located on 200 acres in Searcy, Arkansas, a city of 12.000 population, the modem physical plant consists of 43 buildings and is valued at $25 million.

For information write Harding College Box 1224 Searcy, Arkansas 72143