The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-10-25
PROGRAM FOR
STATE ". C. T.U.
THAT FOR COLUMBIA CONVEX
TIoN ONE or BEST EVER
PREPARED.
.HIEY PROMINENT SPEAKERS
VIII Address the Meeting And Sub
jeets Of'Intersst viii be
Discussed.

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ranged for a state convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance On
ion OF Tennessee has been provided
for the meeting to be held In Columbia
on Saturday, Nov. 2, continuing for
four days. Local interest in the COM
ing state convention is growing rapid
ly and there is little doubt that Co
lumbia people viii sustain their splen-
did reputation for open house hospi-
tality. However the local organiza-
ton is still in need Of about forty
homes or rather homes for that num-
Der Of delegates.
There was an enthusiastic and well
attended meeting Of the local organ
ization Saturday at which very fay-
orable reports were submitted. There
has been a fairly satisfactory response
to the demand for homes, but some OF
those whom the committee have ap-
piled to have not made resopnse, while
several whom the members fell reason
ably. sure will open their homes have
not been seen yet.
The following is the official program
for the convention, including the pre-
liminary meetings of Nov. 1:
Preliminary Meetings, Nov. !.
The official board composed OF the
five general officers, shall meet Fri
DAY morning, Nov. 1, at 10 o'clock IN
the home provided for the State Pres
ident.
The Executive Committee shall
meet Friday at two o'clock p. m. in
the Convention Church. Also at 1880
in the same church.
Other meetings Of official board,
and executive committee as called by
the President.
Saturday Morning.
$3.50 a. m, Convention called to
order by the President Mrs. Silena
M. Holman, of Fayetteville, Tenn.
Singing of the Doxology and Re
Spouse reading of the Crusade Psalm,
led by the General officers.
Prayer, Mrs. Ernestine Abbott,
Jackson
9:20 a. m, Roll call Of State Officers,
County Presidents and State Superin-
tendents.
$50 a. m, Report Of Executive
Committee.
9:35 a. M, Appointment Of Commit
tees: credentials. courtesies, Resolu-
tions, Delegate to National Conven,
ton, Time Keeper, etc.
9:4O a. M, Local Presidents hour
The Recording Secretary will call the
roll of local unions. The President
or some representative Of that Union
will respond, in one-minute talk
beginning with scripture quotation,
and tell her gain or loss during the
year, and the best work done by her
union during the year.
1920 a. M, Department Reports:
Preventive Division. five minutes
each) Medical Temperance-Mrs.
WEIGH, Sparta.
Educational Division.
Scientific Temperance instruction,
Mrs. Shook, Winchester; Sunday
School Work, Mrs. Hirsh, Jackson;
Literature, Mrs. Crafts, Knoxville;
Parliamentary Usage, Mrs. Schneider,
Chattanooga; Institutes, Mrs. Metcalf,
Fayetteville; The Press, Miss Taylor,
winchester; Anti-narcotics, Mrs. An
dersen, Tullahoma.
11:1O a. m, Union Signal Hour,
Mrs. Atkins, Nashville.
1880 a. M, New Business.
11:40 a. M, Evangelistic Hour, Mrs.
Baker, Knoxville.
1900 M, Noontide Prayer.
Y Saturday Afternoon.
200 D. M, Opening Exercises.
2:10 p. m, Question Box.
2:2O D. M, Presidents Address,
"The Years Work"
ESQ p. M, Symposium: Present
Day Needs Of the w. G. T. U. Give
minutes EACH. Printed Programs"
Mrs Collins, Winchester; Wise FL
nancial Plans" Mrs. Flowers, Dyer;
"a DO Something Policy" Mrs. For
Iaker, Chattanooga; Building up the
Membership" Mrs. Woody, Union
City; "a Course of Reading, WhatT
Mrs. Potts, Chattanooga.
3:15 p. M, Department Reports. Ed
ucational Division Continued.
Medal Contests, Mrs. Patton, Jones'
boro.
EvangeIistlc Division.
Evangelistic Work. Mrs. Stratton,
Lebanon; Proportionate and Systema-