The National tribune., 1896-12-03

HE NA1lONd1 4ASaOOxSAS
sleeve, will give to the visitors from sister
States such q welcome As will remain In men,
cry for all time as the most joyful event OF f.
C., and L. life.
Let us of tho L.H.W. make it our object to
attend the Buffalo Convention. we owe our
National officers debt which we can never
hone to repay, but wc must liquidate the IN
terest that has accrued by reason OF our non
attendance at Conventions for several years py
attending this in body-solid ranks from
every State.
Yes. the LIST of September is difficult time
to secure weeks vacation. l have iouhu ,
SO myself but we must manage to get IL 'niS
September.
Now to work for an increase in membership
to encourage our weary officers.
find am owing several autographs. anu
cannot return the courtesy because OF o,"nAs
in address. Will those friends to whom am
indebted please inform me, and l shall be most
happy to return mine for their highly-pf'1eu
friendship offerings. Loyalty
Lenore A. Rivers, Lock Box H. Brlstoi, ""
WESTERN Inv. Project
FRIENDS OF THE &C. AND L.H.W.: Some
time next Summer-during July, oeieVe-
the Christian Endeavorers hold their Natiohai
Convention in the City of San Francisco.
We purpose having q gathering of the l.. d w.
and &C. during Convention week. to when we
most cordially and earnestly invite all LII. W.
and &C members, especially those VINO resloe
in the Western States.
We have no hopes of having another u. A:h.
Encampment west of the Rocky Mountains
very soon, as the distance is too great ioi inc
bows who wore the blue to travel. 80 IL De-
comes necessary for US to turn to some other
means of bringing the L.H.W. OF the west
together.
/ think we should improve the opportunity
that will be afforded us next Summer Dy tne
Christian Endeavor Convention, when VIII,
bring many visitors to our golden shores, ana
with them some of our members from the East
Let me hear from all who are Interested IN
such meeting that we may work together.
Now. brothers and sisters. let us not forget
the noble objects of our Association; and may
our motto, PRO Patria," help US to uphold the
dear old flag for which the boys who wore the
blue suffered so many privations and endured
SO many hardships.
are with Us vet, and to pay loving trlDute
each Memorial Day to those who have gone
before.
l beg all patriotic Western readers OF HE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE to take an interest In the
meeting for next Summer. and do all they can
to ge: new members and liyen up old ones
Iwould be pleased to send application blanks
to any one Nevada Co.'S can send to Amos
L. Seaman, or myself, applications.
Fwould be very glad to hear from Assistant
Secretaries of the adjoining States; also Eastern
L.H.W's who intend to attend the Christian
Eudeavor Convention. Yours, Loyalty,
L. Virgil Hatch, Assistant Secretary, Ole
ander, Cal.
PLEDGING ACTIVE WORK.
By suggestion of Fin L. Morrow, Tusculnm,
Tenn, roll of members of the l.. II. W. who
will pledge themselves to secure one or more
recruits for our association Of Progress ana
Patriotism is herewith begun.
Read his letter, aud send on your name and
pledges.
RECRUITING MEMBERS ROLL
| I hereby pledge myself to use my best endeavors
| to secure at least recruit for the Loyal Home
Workers before jan. 81, 1897 as soon thereafter
| as possible.
Fin. L. Morrow, Tusculum, Tenn.
FIN L. MoRRow's LETTER.
DEAR LOYAL HOME WORKERS: We are all
glad that confidence and prosperity have
taken hold Of our country again, and that a
| most prosperous era is in store for our people.
Such news is encouraging and stimulating
to US, and we can 60 forth in all our work with
greater hopes and aspirations. Not only will
| there be better times for u.s. but prosperity is
also in store for our organization II we will
only do our duty as members.
! There is no one who can say that our Order
! is not one of the most patriotic in the land
There is no one who can say that the princi.
| pies and objects of our Order are not well
| founded. There is no one who can say that
| the President of our Order Is not one OF the
! most patriotic and noblest women Of our land
! and that within our ranks are found some OIL
the most loyal and progressive members of the
| younger generation.
Why, there is patriotism and progress in the
| very name of onr organization.
/ Loyal Home Workers! How euphoniou!
| and patriotic it sounds Can anyone see in
the future anything but success for the L. II. W.
! if, as members we do our duty? Even pessi
mist would have to predict success for It,
Our Order is on frmer basis than ever be
| fore. Greater improvements have been made
better officers have been chosen, more patriot.
Orders have recognized it as an eminent factor
| in patriotic work.
Now, we should have 1000 new member.
| three months hence. II we will all work We
can get them. Let each member get one new
recruit at once. ] request our editor to pub
1 lish roll-cali of the old members each week
calling it the Recruiting Officers Roll" anG
see how many members will get one new re-
cruit for the LH.W. by Jan. 81, 1897, a
| soon thereafter as possible. There is not on
of our old members but who can do that mucl
for our Order.
I promise ut least one new member by Jan
81. +. L. Morrow, Tuscnlum, Tenn.
TENNESSEE Address WANTED.
DEAR EDITOR: Could you send me the nam
and address of some member Of the L. II. w. WIN
lives in eastern Tennessee? / would prefe
some old veteran or some married man.
nyou cannot give me the address of eithe
of these then please forward the name ant
address of any Of the members living in tina
part of the State. received the membershi
card in the L.H.W. Yours for Progress an,
Patriotism
Charles Hemstreet, Waterville, MINI.
VERMONT CIRCLE.
The next semi. annual Reunion Of Vernon
Circle will be held in the Bard eIl House
Rutland, VT, Dec 1s, 1885,
1 A cordial invitation is extended to all VII
are interested in our patriotic work / hop
there will be large number present, an
that oil will como prepared to take some par
, in tho entertainment
Meeting win open at IL o'clock a. m. Your
loyalty
} Hattie II. Slavery, President, Rutland, Vt.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
Ready Recipes for Loyal Home Workers
VEAL PIE.