The Iola register., 1902-05-02
County w. C. II. U. Institute.

IOuulN W. y. l.. U. lHSlllults
The annual session of the Allen
county w. c. T. U. Institute finished
two day session Wednesday the pro-
gram having proven most beneficial
and interesting and the attendance
fair. The sessions were held at the
Methodist church and delegates came
from over the county.
.sThe program for Tuesdays session
was replete with interest. In the after
noon excellent papers were read pre-
senting many new thoughts. Interest
ing discussions followed. A paper by
DR.. Jewell, of Moran, on Narcotics"
was especially instructive and awak-
ened "a new interest in the use and
effects Of poisonous drugs. A vote of
thanks was rendered DR.. jewell with
the request that we be permitted to
publish his excellent paper.
An address by Rev. iGillette "Are
Christians responsible for the desecra-
tion of the Sabbath" was full of good
thought and called forth an animated
discussion.
A Parliamentary Drill was a pleas
ant diversion. Much enthusiasm be-
ing manifested when a motion was
made that ''we move as body on the
joints that still persist in defying the
law in a truly Carrie Nation style"
Motion prevailed A motion that
alcohol ha uaad a q n rap,ad " for en- lra
bite resulted in the discovery of a
number of simple remedies that we're
not of alcoholic composition. When
the vote was called for the motion was
lost. One of the pleasant features of
our evening session was the singing
by chorus of children under the
direction of their teacher, Mr.. Gambol.
Children are always welcome and an
inspiration to every program. Mrs.
Kinmore's lecture on Scientific Tenn
perance" was much enjoyed and very
instructive. She fully demonstrated
er knowledge of this vital subject.
PROGRAM.
Morning session Tuesday April %,
$3.50 DeyOtiOns Mrs Jane Mckee.
g4j Organization. Mrs l.. II. Wallace
1900 Greeting, Mrs. d. NJ. Ohlfest.
1890 Question: What shouldbe accomplished
by this Institution? First, In membership.
Mrs. Anna ISler Second In subscriptions to
the national and state papers. Mrs Eva
samuel. Third, In good results to the local
organizations, Mrs Minnie Gllham
1850 Noontide prayer Mrs. Minnie Gillian.
AfternOon session Tuesday April %
2:eO Conservation service, Mrs. Jennie Il
IInmore
2sO Duties of local treasurer. Mrs. Susan
McCarty.
24O The value of state course of study
What lines should be pursued, Mrs. Bradley
800 Narcotics, DR.. f. Jewell.
3,l5 Are druggists permits ongera necessity?
Mrs. Sophia Jones
$50 Are Christians responsible for the desc
Grafton of the Sabbath? Rev. Gillette
400 what are the best methods of conduct
ing a total abstenance campaign:
1l5 Parliamentary Drill, Mrs. :. II Wallace,
500 Miscellaneous business and adjournment
Evening session Tuesday April 20.
1880 Muse.
Devotions, d. NJ. Ohlfest,
Lecture, Mrs Kinmore.
Morning Session Wednesday, April 80
800 Praise service, Mrs. Lizzie Hankns.
015 Secretarys report of previous days
work
$3.50 Duties OF the secretary, Miss Enie Helf-
rich
g45 Question Would the admission of local
county. district and state superintendent TO
the executive committee be beneficial OF
otherwise? Discussion led by Mrs, M M,
Williamson.
1000 Subject, Rest Rooms; their object, how
conducted and with what results: Rev, II, O,
Culbertson,
1920 Methods OF work, Mrs. $. II. Wallace.
1880 Paper. How can we help junior and
senior L. T. Lland what hinders ther works
Mrs. Artic Palmer.