The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-17
|StEk TO AROUSE
| PUBLIC INTEREST
Wayne county W. c. r. u.
Workers Win Begin an
Active Campaign.
MASS MEETING ON MAY 3

SS"ss "Os'SSe Will VOeo
sessioNs ON MAY ~ AND u
AND AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM
IS ARRANGED.
In order to arouse interest In the
temperance work Of the county. the
members Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will institute an &C
tive campaign. mass meeting will
be held Sunday afternoon May At the
First NJ. E. church. which will be ad.
dressed by Mrs. Culla J. vayhinger. OF
Upland. Ind. state president Of the
w. c. T. u. On Monday afternoon
Mrs. vayhinger. In company with sew
eral prominent members Of the county.
organization, will go to Centerville and
address the women Of that place and
endeavor to have them organize .
chapter.
The county institute will be held on
the following Tuesday and Wednes-
day. May II and IL. n the South
Eighth Street Friends Church. The
program for this has just been an
nounced by Mrs. s. W. Traum. 4
large attendance is expected at thess
meetings. Of women interested In the
work. from this city and county. The
meetings will be open to all. whether
members Of the congregation or not.
The program 10 ~ follows:
russday a. N.
1O6O-Devotional. Conference Of Of.
ficers and members.
1O:l5-Review Of work mapped out BY
national, state and county I'M
ions. Plans for pushing the
work. New business. Dts
cussion by County Executive
II Oo-Topic-"Ou Do Everything Pol
ICY General questions.
Tuesday p. N.
200-Opening devotional services
by ..........M rs. J. A. WAlie
Words Of Welcome .....
-. -. Mrs. r. &. Haughto1
! 2:15-ReSponse and organisation.
-. Mrs. Culla J. vayhinscf
! 2:45-Special music.
| 21O-The work Of L. T. L.. with an
Anti-tobacco Department and
| Pledge 49,. Mrs. Alice HUM.
30O-Symposium-To Organized
| Christian work for temper.
"a The Work of the Church
Temperance Committee.
-. Rev. T. ]. Graham
3:1O-tb) What can be done for tenn
perance by young peoples 30
cieties. ;. Rev. H. r. Keat.s
3:D-(c) The importance Of the Sum
day school quarterly temper
| ance Lesson Mrs.. w. A. Ellis
5000 Cooperation with mission
AIRY societies. How rum. cpl.
UNI and the cigarette impede
missionary Effort ......
-. Mrs. Ella Hartley
3:4O-te) The power Of the pulpit used
asgressively against the liz.
uor traffic Rev. S. w. Traum
/ 3:5O-The need Of law for the pro
lection Of prohibition terrific.
| ry >. DR.. ]. A. WaIlo
Announcements and adjourn.
| ment.
Tussday Night.
1:3O-Special music.
7:4O-Ad dress Mrs. Culla J. vayhiness
Special music.
| Adjournment.
Wednesday A. ~.
9OO-SonS. prayer and praise servios
-. Miss LaviniA BatIy
9:l5-Open parliament for depart.
ment work. Social hygiene.
| The white slave trade II to.
day Mrs. Elisabeth Gambler
9:2S-The need Of . constitutioaal
amendment prohihttinG polys.
amy -. Miss Mary Woodari
9:3%Topic: The two-fold mission d
he w. c. r. U. institute
"a, Training for efficiency In
! methods Of work .......... !.
| Mrs. Nettie v. nauD
ID, Reaching and arousing the
masses: how to oecure the
best results ..........
| -. Mrs. Culla J. vayhineef
llOG1The advantage Of municipal sui.
frage for women ..........
.M Mrs. -. J. Toms
Other departments are to -
considered here.
1O:40-The need Ct . national connie
sion to Investigate the eco
monte and moral effects OF
the liquor traffic 1890.
| Rev. Hannah Stanley
| OO-The latest findings Of science ~
regards the effects Of Alcohol
on the human system $500
49,. DIR. ]. n Thurstoa
t1l2NThe study Of the English bible
in public schools .-........
| Mr.. w. s. Hist
Adjournment.
wednesday p. ~.
23O-Opening hymn.
2OSThe march Ct the Temperance
/ reform across the continent
MI Aaron Worth
3S5eSpecial Music.
3:15-A Temperance revival conducte1
/ by the churches: how begin:
what methods use:
| Rev Conrad Huber
Followed by remarks By Hrs.