Mr Lane said 24 chanters had >■<■“11 rolled thus far and the vote was running two t > one in favor of the board's resolution. Accord ing to Jaycee by-laws, approval of only one-third of the 54 existing chapters is needed to carry the proposal Endorsement in the in dividual chapters involves only a maj i ity vote The Karmvlllc delegation said tlie Junior Chamber of Commerce was set ui) as a non-partisan or ganization. Stated in effect that by mvoh hr J.tveec m tlie poll tax ■ sue r was violating one of its principles The Farmville resolution was drawn up by Mr. Watkins, J B. Wall. Jr . and J. B C’iark. who attended the Lynchburg meeting, also. Other Farmville Jaycees at tending the meeting were V V Gordon. S. II. Ferguson. Jr W B Chapman. O. W McIntosh. M. G Smith. Jr. H C. Kay ton. Jr F M Pallet. W. A. Watson, III. and W H Hubbard About 50 members from Lynch burg. Bedford. Farmville. Rich mond. Altavista. Roanoke, and ( hesterfield attended the meet ing.
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“Mr Lane said 24 chanters had >■<■“11 rolled thus.” Farmville Herald, February 1953.
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