The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
W. I. U. PROGRAM
WIDE DISCUSSION AT THE MOBILE
 CONVENTION.
Representative From All over The State Assemble tn Mobile To- morrow For The z4th AH-
 Meeting.

Meeting.
 
 The program for the twenty-fcurth annual convention of the Alabama womafi's Christian Temperance Union which is to be held in Mobile November f7 to 19 inclusive has been completed and made public The subjects to be discussed have an unusually wide range as will be seen from the pro- gram Itself as follows:
 November IF. 7.s0 ?. nl.--Wolcome night. Devotional services--Dr. O. Rush and ". J. Cox.
 SoIo--Miss Saione Garnet. Welcome address--By Mayor for city, Welcome--Mr. Evans Y. M. C. A. welcome-Mrs. Barnett. W. c. T. U. Responso--Mrs. M T. Jcffrles. Blr- mingham.
 Male quartette--Messrs Mallette. Stersic. Cloxdale and Walters. Grand gold medal contests. Children song Some Glad Day" Presentation of medal. Benediction.
 wednesday. s:s0 a. m.--Convention call to order. The crusade Psalm 14e. Crusade hymn-Give to the minds thy fears.--
 Prayer.
 Roll call--General officers. district presidents. superIntendents and Union. Report of executive committed. Committees appointed-Pian of work.
 Credentials. publications. finance. Resolutions courtesies. time keeper. Report of Corresponding Secretary. Mrs, J. B. Nell.
 Report of Corresponding Treasurer, Mrs. James Welsh.
 Presidents address.
 Report from national W. c. T. U. Report of Alabama white ribbon Mrs. Spencer.
 Noontide prayer-Mrs. L. s. vann. Collinsville.
 Committee on courtesies. Miscellaneous business. Adjournment.
 Wednesday AfternOOn, st3O ?. m. Devotional service--Mrs. S. $. King. Fraternal greeting from Mississippi W. C. T. U.--Mrs. Fannie Clark. Minutes.
 Report of Districts. Northern--Mrs. Laura Vann. Central-Mrs E. L. Crawford. Southern--Mrs J. T. Thompson. 800 D. m.-Symposim-Supe dents of Departments meets. The most importantly own Crime limit five minutes)
 Medical Temperance--Mrs. John Lusk.
 Temperance instruction--Mrs. J. s. sunday school-Mr c. & Hallman. Press Hterature-Mrs. Mary Marsh. Institutes-Mrs. A. s, WOoley. Purity and mercy-Mrs. J. D. Bird. Unfermented wine-Mrs Julia Pratt. Prison and reform-Miss Julia Tut wiler
 Work Among Miners-Mrs. W. c. Sibley.
 Work among railroad employees Mrs J. c. Spence.
 Police matron-Mrs. NJ S. Jeffrles. Red letter days--Mrs Sharpley. Evangelistic and Sabbath observance Mrs. $. A. White.
 Medal contest-MFs. C. B. Read. Flower Mission---Miss Agnes Young. 4.3O-The union signal for official organ. by Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. M. L. Stevens.
 Introduction of local committee. Miscellaneous business. 5:0e--Adjournment.
 Wedaesday Evening. 7:so--Violin Solo-Mr. and Mrs, Ponus. Devotional service--Rey. Planck. Vocal Solo-Mrs. Jones. Alabama night to greet our Chief Address-Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stevens Offering-"For the cause that lacks Vocal solo-My mothers white rib- bon-Mrs Hubbard Parker.
 rhursday MOrnias. fGaFy4CH---MFS RNFf Stafford, Mobile.
 1o:oo Special topics-(Time limit five minutes)
 Mothers influence--Mrs. J. c. Rey- holds
 The need of the hour--Mrs. F L. Crawford.
 How to gain and hold new members Mrs. E. A. Parker. How to fiu the treasuries. local. dis- trict and state-Mrs. Fl. C. Davis. 'sTreasurer and her trust" Mrs. James Weisel
 io:SO-Presidents hour-one minute talk from Union President-"our Best 1i:OO--Election of officers. 11:30-Memorial serviee-Mrs. Jef- fries.
 Noontide prnyer-Mrs. J. L. pamas, Mobile.
 Benedietion.
 ThuTaday Afternoon. 230-Devotional service--Mrs. John son, Birmingham.
 Minutes.
 800 ?. m.-Field notes--What has prohibition accomplished in your city? (llmit one minute.)
 SIS p. m.--ouestion box-MisS Anpa Gordan.
 s;sO-Rsport of Committees.