BY-LA7S
OF
KOREAS Ifl3TUAL.BE3EVOIJ:iHT ASSOCIATION
PRSAIvIBLE. BASED UPON THE PURPOSES STATED I?? THE CEAKTEK '.HIGH
ABE SPECIFICALLY TET FORTH TO BE "OF PROTECTING THE AGED AND HEIRLESS OF
THEIR FETTERS A^-'. SEEING TO IT THAT THEY BE GIVEN AID ASB ASSISTANCE, OF
ASSURING TO THEIR TIMBERS BURIAL '7ITH DIGNITY A1?D RESPECT A*a OF PROVIDING
ASSISTANCE TO EACH OTHER IN CA.SE OF JSCKMESS A'iD TO THE FA ILIES OF SUCH
AS FAY BE SICK 05. AY DIB," v.1 XHTT DSCIAFE T^T AS -ILL SEVERALTY AID
INDIVIDUALLY ENDEAVOR TO ACCOMPLI .711 TTJES3 PURPOSES OF THF SOCIETY, AFD A3
A B4.SI3 THEREFOR "ILL SEEK TO CULTIVATE * SPIRIT OF FRIENDSHIP AND CONGENIALITY
AFONG THE NEJjBERS OF ^HE ASSOCIATION, CC&PAPA.BLE, AS HEAP. AS I.FA.Y «E, m0 THAT
AEICH EXISTS .iMOHG MEMBERS OF A NATURAL FAMILY.
ARTICLE I
NAifE AMU SEAL
(a) The name and style of the associates form, under the Charter of
Incorporation filed with the Treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii on the
day of October, A. D. 1935, is the "KOREAS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.11
(b) The association shall have a common seal consisting of a circle
having its circumference the word? "Korean Mutual Benevolent Association,
Honolulu, T. H«, and vdthin the circle the words "Incorporated  ,
1935
ARTICLE II
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
The principal office of the association shall be at such place in
Honolulu, City and County of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii or at such other
place in said Territory as the Board of Directors may from ti^e to time select.
ARTICLE III
ELIGIBILITY ASP'ADMISSION OF KEMBEFS
(a) Members of the association shall consist of two classes, to-wit:
Senior Members and Junior Uembers. This association is open to all persons of
Korean parentage.
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