The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
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NEXT WEEK
ANNUAL CONVENTION Big MEET
Four Days Session Next Week Ex.
pected to BE Biggest Meeting
Ever Held In This State.

! tN ptCltu 10 ue tllt largest lnttlluS Vi
the organization ever held in the state.
The local organizations have been max
ing big preparations for the meeting,
and it is expected that the convention
will be a success in every way. Dele
gates from all parts of the state will be
in attendance, and as many of them
will get their first impressions of Hood
River, it is hoped that Hood River will
make good its reputation for hospital
ity, and that the visitors will go home
with the most pleasant recOlleCtlOns Of
their stay in the community.
Entertainment will consist of bed
and breakfast, the other meals being
obtained in the city. A reception and
welcome will be rendered the delegates
Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows
hall, to which all are invited. Light
refreshments will be served by the
Hood River ladies.
Each days program will be full of in.
terest, and special effort has been made
to furnish instructive and entertaining
evening meetings. Thursday evening
will be in charge of the State y, and
will be full of interest. The following Is
the program:
tuesday morning, October 5--Gen-
ersl officers meeting and executive
session.
Tuesday afternoon, October g.
Praise service, led by Mis-. l.. p.
Rounds, of jefferson. Convention
called to order by State President
Mrs. Henrietta Brown, of Albany.
Reading and crusade psalm respon-
sively. Singing, Glow Firm FouD.
dation." Prayer, wi b responses from
quotations from the Bible. Roll call.
Report of executive committees. Pres
ident's annual address. Report OF
corresponding secretary, auditor and
treasurer.
Tuesday evening, October 5-De.
votions, led by Mrs. Blanche Paul, OF
Portland. Music Addresses OF vel
come from Commercial Club and City
of Hood River, Il. l.. Smith; from
Hood River school, l.. b. Gibson
from Hood River churches, Rev. G.
A. Nutley; from Wasco, Hood River
County organization, W. 9. 1.
j. Mrs Smith French, OF lie Dslles
from HCo River local W. G. T. U.,
Mis- VIM. Kerr.
Resi- onse to address of welcome,
Mis-, Ward SEOpe, OF Portlanu
Music. County demonstration.
Wedn 4sday morning, Oct g. Depart
meut conference, l.. L L., "I,"
Sunday school and scientific temper
ance inatIuction at 8:l5 Convention
called to order at 9:l5 DeVotiont
led by Mrs, Carrie Golden, OF Port
land. Report OF executive commit
tee. Reports of Superintendents o!
departments a. follows (ten minutet
each ~ Work among foreign speaking
people, Mrs Emma h. Cyrus, of As
toria; Sunday School, Mrs. Jennie
Hosmer, of Irving; labor, Mrs Pearl
K Weber, of CHnby; institutes, Mrs.
Ala Wallace Unruh, of Portland
evangelist, Mrs M. M. Badgely, OF
Portland, pr"port onNte and system
attic giving, Mrs. Neal b. lnman, OF
Portland; penal sud IeformatOIy,
MIS- Mary. Nj. Blain, OF Albany |
work among lumber men aud miners,
Mrs Cora Compton, Of Cottage |
Grove; physical culture, Mrs. Mary |
Hammond, of Falls City; SAT bath |
observance, Mis- Mary A. Allen, OF |
Salem; mercy and peace, Mrs. Louisa
redIetter days, Mis-. Hattie Wolfe, OF |
Union; fairs and open air meetings, |
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, OF Port. |
land; temperance literature, Mrs. |
Ward Swope, of Portland; scientific |
temperance instruction, Mrs. Iaidna |
Bishop, of YoncaIla.
Wednesday afternoon, October g.
Devotions, led by Mrs. Ida Bsrkley,
of Portland; reports of department |
superintendents as follows Il lower |
missions, Mrs. s. A. Peak, Of Port. |
nd; work among sailors, Mrs Lizzie
Ii per, of Portland; mothers meet
,uss, Mrs. j. o. Richmond, OF
Springfield; purity in art and liter
nture, Mrs. Katherine Melton, OF
CreswelI; legislation and law enforce.
'ent, Mrs Madge j. Mears, of
Shedds; school savings banks, Miss
hank Offering service in charge OF
Mrs Hartford, of Ne Uberg, The glory
song, Prayer Mrs. Alice Hanson, of
Portland. Physical exercises con-
Quoted by Miss Hammond, Of Port.
land County presidents hour and
Awards tor increase in member ship.
euorts OF department superinten.
4 nts as follows Christian citizen
ship, Mrs. Il. l.. Wood, OF Richmond
medal contests, Mrs. Margaret Hous
ton, of Portland health and heredIty,
Mrs. Oril Neal Edwards, of Turner
SoIk among oolored people, Mrs. M
h. Fulilove, of Portland franchise,
Mrs Helen M. Hartford, OF Portland.
Executive session.
Wednesday evening, October c.
Devotons, led by Mrs. Neal b. In.
man, of Portland. special music.
" rhr Story of States" by nine maid
ems OF Hood River Lecture, 81 he
Boy Problem" Mrs. l.. l.. Shepard,
OF Salt Lake, president of the W. q.
+. u. OF Utah.
Thursday morning, October 7
Conference at 8:l5 OF legislation and
law enforcement and other depart.
msnts. Convention called to order at
9:l5. Devotions, led by Mrs Jennie
Hosmer, of Irving Reports OF super
intendents of departments, rs follows
Parliamentary usage, Mrs, Ada. W.
Unrub, of Portland; railroad work,
Mrs. M. Il. Pugh, Of Portland; anti
narcotics, Mrs. M. l.. Christian, Of
Por land; lecture bureau, Mrs. Ada.
w. Unruh, of POI tland non. alcoholic
medication. Mrs. Helen NJ. ber, OF
Junction City; press work, Mrs. M.
h. Hull, OF Eugene; purity, Mrs.
Ada Unruh, of Portland. Report OF
headquarters, Mrs. II. j. Shane, OF
Portland. Report of state paper,
Mrs. Ward Swope, of Portland.
Thursday afternoon, October Z
Memorial exercise, conducted by
Mrs. j. W. Righy, OF Hood River.
Reading OF prize poem, "The Tat
tered Flag" end presentation OF
prize. Singing, "Ihe Star.Spengled
Banner Pledges for state work
Rnnnrt Of ItXti mnrk Enn q Whnalar