Excerpt from Handbook of the Alabama Anthropological Society, 1910
Article I. - Name.
1. The name of this organization shall be the "Alabama Anthropological Society."
Article II. - Objects.
2. Its objects shall be the promotion of anthropological study and research.
Article III. - Members.
3. Membership in the Society shall be (1) active; (2) associate; and (3) honorary.
4. Active members shall be limited to twelve in number, who shall be residents of the city of Montgomery, and in them shall be vested the sole control of the affairs of the Society.
5. Associate members shall include such persons as may be elected to this class, but they shall not participate in the government or control of the Society; and upon payment of prescribed dues they shall be entitled to all publications which may be issued.
6. Honorary members shall embrace persons distinguished in historical, literary or scientific attainments.
7. Members may be elected at any meeting of the Society, and the unanimous vote of the entire active membership shall be necessary to a choice.
Article IV. - Officers and Committees.
8. (1) The officers shall be a president, a vice-president, a secretary and a treasurer.
(2) They shall be elected at the annual meeting, and shall serve for one year, or until their successors are elected.
(3) Their duties shall be such as usually pertain to these positions, except as may be specially hereafter provided.
9. (1) There shall be an executive committee, to consist of the four above named officers; and also the following standing committees each to be appointed annually by the president, viz: Field exploration, Collections and relics, Publicity, and Promotion of Anthropological study in Alabama schools and colleges.
(2) Each committee shall consist of four members, of which an officer of the Society shall be one. In addition the president shall be ex-officio a member of all committees.
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