The Princeton union., 1900-09-20
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through the courtesy OF the UNION this space
Is granted to the w. G. T. U. The press super
lntendent assumes all responsibility for the
SenIlmentS and statements contained herein
< Our Motto: For G Cd and Home and Native
Land" -'Es>, : - = : :
Our Badge: A knot of white ribbon
Our Aims: home protection. prohibition Of
the LIQUOR traffic, equal suffrage, one standard
q morals, and the bringing about Of a better
pubic sentiment tTs ~ E
MRS. EFFIE A. BuRGAN, President
as MRS. JENNIE WooDCoCK, Secretary
MRS. ADA FARNHAM Treasurer :.
1t seemed to be in the minds OF
some that because Madam Hold.
The-P en- was busy ut the fair there
must be a w. G T. U. booth. j
am sorry there was not. In an
swer to the question, why not!
will simply say because y o-u die
not do your duty.
The few faithful workers cannot
shoulder your responsibility. The
work Of county fairs as we'll as
several other branches is left un.
done; we are waiting for you tc
join and and act as superintendent
of some over twenty departments
The following from Union Sig
nal is to the point:
Mrs. Questioner is asked tc
write paper on Feasible w. c.
T. Work." and comes to Mrs
Fairsample, as the seventh mem
her she has interviewed, with the
question; You pay your dues o5
course?
Mrs. Fairsample-(em
Always.
Mrs. Questioner-That's good
And do you attend all the w. c.
T. y. meetings?
Mrs. F.-(evasively) I never
miss public meeting.
Mrs. Q.-How about the weekly
society meetings, are you always
there?
Mrs. Fill 60 sometimes
I'm not very we'll, I've lots to do
and
Mrs. @. (interrupting her.
That's exactly what the other si>
ladies said. Do you wear the
white ribbon?
Mrs. FL intend to, but the
truth is, forget it.
| Mrs. Q.-That's what the othe7
women said. DO you always give
your religious and Temperance
papers to others to read!
Mrs. F.-No, l never have.
Mrs. Q.-How queer. Do yol
know that is the same answe
again that our other members have
all given! I suppose you take tn
Union Signal! It is Il splendi(
weekly, brim-full of Temperance
news from all parts of the world
sound prohibition argument, ant
interesting stories for children.
don't see how any Of our member
can do without it.
Mrs. Fit is a good journal
know, but it is so high-a dolla
a year-and Mr.. Fairsample think
we must economize this year.
Mrs. Q.-How about our littl
State paper, do you take it?
Mrs. F.-No--I--er-I-haven'
much time to read, and
Mrs. Q.-How odd! The sam'
answer again. (Mrs. @. goes t.
see Sister Slow
Mrs. F.-How ashamed sh
made me feel! She did not eve1
have enough respect for me t.
lecture me in her usual energeti
way. I'd have felt better if sh
had even asked me to turn over
new leaf. But why shouldn't I
without waiting for her to ask me
I'll surprise her by being at ou
next meeting, and Pll take tn
Weao7a Signal and read it faith
fully.
He that is faithful in little viii
be faithful in much.
Boys quote what their mother
say and are proud to have thei
mothers in the forefront of ever,
good work.
Mothers take heed to the Wo
pronounced against those who of
fered lone of those little ones"
EFFIE A. BURGAN.
| Tvndall and tho Exicfouro of GOd