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I should now request the First Vice President,
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James Clark, and Second Vice President, Senator William
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James, if they will please escort Mrs. H. Vernon Eney to
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the rostrum.
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Mrs. Eney insisted on a very, very special
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seat in the balcony all during this Convention, and she
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insisted on sitting there this morning. That is the
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reason for the little delay.
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Mrs. Eney, will you please come to the rostrum
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assisted by Vice Presidents James and Clark?
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(The Convention arose and applauded as Mrs.
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H. Vernon Eney was escorted to the rostrum by Vice Presidents
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Clark and James.)
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HONORARY PRESIDENT TAWES : Now, I should like
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to yield to the Chairman of the Committee for Special
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Presentations at this time, Delegate E. J. Clarke.
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DELEGATE CLARKE: Will Delegate Addie J. Key
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please proceed to the rostrum with a token of our appre-
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ciation for Mrs. Eney?
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(Delegate Addie J. Key presented Mrs. H. Vernon
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Eney with a bouquet of yellow roses.) (Applause)
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