Smyrna times., 1889-10-23
WHOLE NO. 1,787.
w. c. T. U.
THE ANNUAL SESSION AT M11FopD
AN Ex-sALOoN KEEPERS Appeal

0AAOON KEEPERS APPEAL.
noJ Inc w. G: T. U. Convention Wed.
nSesaay tSs Ia I'm IN Milford was large one. all
In,,,e i-iU ue'SSSales being present, as fol-
1U"9 wv Mrs. John S. Hofecker Mrs
NJ n; D0wning, Mrs. Z. c.. .JefFries
IiIs' HI; . wood, Mrs. Mary STYLES. Miss
TL 1Hnnle !Guthrie, US" Miss A r
mons Wilmington; Mrs. P. CbaIIen.
gsG' gGr' :, New t Castle; Miss Maude Walters
NJ, newark: Mrs. J. A. Cranston
Ne"PQrt Mrs. Ida K. Hewitt, Stan
SQh; Mrs. Eliza Anderson. "Y - NJ
B8dry Price, Middletown; Mrs. Kat
INIoDeTts' Mrs. r. E. Hough. Smvrno.
1HIs' w. n Moore, Mrs. NJ. j. Wail,ar'
7 THehIoh; Mrs. Annie Slaughter NJ
~ You AerDln, Mrs. Lillian Benson Wrs
Mary UI! We60, "Y., Miss BeuIab WiIJs
Mss l.; Cowgirl, Miss Annie Todd
IDToVer; ~ Mrs. d. Osmond. "Y. - STisg
W. L. hammond, Camden; Mrs Al
Iaiue Kinder, Bethel: Mrs T,vJio
mb,o!Gigson, n, TOwnsend; Miss AInia
IInI.iniilps, mn Mrs. Mary Vincent WisS
NH,iii. Wiiia Morgan, Concord: Mrs G q
" lliiamS, Georgetown; Miss T1jo
Gordy, Miss Rose German. Mrs r w wv
BARKER, Delmar; Mrs. Martha WTt
0ank, Mrs. Rose Mullineaux NJ
nannah u Carey, Milton: Mrs
caldwell, FELTON,; Miss Lanra Conn
r FL FI,iTederlea; Miss Ella Nensch NJ,
r = C IoIehce burke, Magnolia; Mrs SaIlie
Gray, "Y," Miss Laura IoUtnn Ttl'Io
BIIr.ldgeville; II. VS." Miss Carrie Wojie1
Miss Annie Vaughn, Seaford. Ny NJ
Martha Lewis, Mrs. P. X. Tbomison
Laurel. The local members W. iISGu' STI'
no3ert ~ DC. Davis, Mrs. Irving Smith Miss
MoIlIe Davis, "Y's," Miss Jennie Davis
Miss Maggie Smith. - AVIS
Inc presiding officers were NT;ss
" Margaret 5. Hilles, President. Mro
Nate X. Brown, Correspondent Secl
retary; Miss DOnnell, Acting Record
ing secretary; Mrs. H. NJ. P5elns
p. letter OF greeting was read from,
MISS Smithers of Wilmington. also -
telegram from the president of Tho
Union, at Denver, Col Mrs.
Aate Smithers. MS
The report of Corresponding Saoro
AIRY Mrs. Kate K. Brown. w5icb Wo.
lext read, contained the foIIowino as
summary: Number of Unions 90.
. ,eHI'G II - IS3ocieties' p; membership of w.
: ~ y! i'OUI membership of iuve-
NE societies, 1882; public meetings.
=, Places reported outside fWilmin0-
On Where liquor is sold, A: whole
raised by local unions. So. ass "a
EnoIe ga amount sent to county treasnrar
ooo'@4; whole number of local sn-
81. ''i Su-
heports by vice presidents from
,eW castle, Kent aud Sussex counties
'ere read and approved.
u l ne president read a letter from the
h'Le Ribbon Herald, offering them
carry space IN that paper for a certain
mount. The proposition was left
pen lor discussion, but it was moved
nu seconded that the Union shOuId
ave state organ, 'if only a pageU
lu Tue motion was carried. Ii was
oFed ana seconded that a COMMITTEES
:, appointed to canvass the State for
inscriptions. The motion was COR
ed, and Mrs. Sittlon and Mrs GiIma
ere appointed. L
d lady from New Castle addressed
e meeting in behalf of an ex.saIoon
7eper who wished to 90 into the soan
Isiness. She moved that sos he
Ken from the treasury to assist him
II after much discussion the motion
as laid on the table.
me main feature of the evening ses-
'h was the address by MIS-. Mary a
oCSqorldge, recording secretary of
National w. c. T. u, which was
q. Ihe entire suppression of the LIQUOR
Inc church was packed, standing
ON Oelng at premium for 20 min
Is before the meeting was called.
number of other delegates arrived
the second and third DAVIS session
lose from Smyrna were Mrs Rev
;; Robinson. Mrs. R. E. HouSb
$. Jennie Price, Mrs. Kate Roberts
Miss Annie w. Sutton.