Arizona republican., 1910-11-03
ARIZONA TEMPERANCE
 UNION MEETS HERE
Territorial Organization Plans Con-
 Vention for Next Week.

Beginning next Tuesday and continu- ing through Wednesday, the twenty second annual convention of the terri torial organization of the Women's Christian Temperance union will be in session in this city. The meetings will be held in the local rooms of the w. C. T. U. and from the program prepared are expected to be highly interesting.
 Among other interesting addresses will be one by Agnes Mckee Wallace of Prescott on the Prevention and Cure Of Tuberculosis" and another by Miss Tennie Stevenson, deaconess, of McPherson, Kansas. Robert s Fish CT, pastor of the First Methodist Epis- copal church. will on Wednesday even ing deliver d lecture upon the subject, lighting Red Fire"
 The following program has been ar ranged for the convention:
 Tuesday MOrning-Committee meet ings.
 9:30-Official board
 10:00-Territorial executive
 11:00-Territorial suparintendents of departments
 Tuesday Afternoon--COnventiO
 1:30-Call to order by president: singing, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name; prayer; Crusade psalm GAO; Crusade hymn; seating of delegates; roll call of officers and superintend- ents by a secretary; adoption of pro- gram; appointment of committees on resolutions, credentials, auditing, subscriptions to national papers, press nF committee; report of corresponding secretary; report of treasurer; presen- tation of banner: report of secretary of Young Peoples branch; report of secretary of Loyal Temperance legion.
 2:3O-Music; reports of unions, five minutes each
 3:00-President' address; paper, Prevention and Cure Of Tuberculosis" Agnes Mckee Wallace, NJ. D., Prescott; demonstration by children, conducted by Miss Ellis, Phoenix; department re- ports.
 4:00-IntroductiOns and miscellane- ous business; doxology; adjournment.
 Tuesday evening.
 S:00-Reception to delegates by Phoenix w. c. T. U.; prayer; welcome address by Miss Gilchrist; response, Mrs. Munds, Prescott; music; greet ings from Ministerial union, from Anti-saloon league by pr. Burke, from Equal Suffrage association, Miss Lau- ra Gregg representing National Equal Suffrage association; music; social hour
 Wednesday Morning - Committee meetings.
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 9:30- Superintendents of depart ments.
 Convention.
 1O:00-Song service; prayer, led by Mrs. Quinn; Scripture lesson, Miss Clifton; reports of executive commit tee; minutes of previous day; recording life memberships announced by corre- spending secretary; reports of commit tee on resolutions.
 11:00-Paper, Does Prohibition Pro- hibit?" by Miss Tennie Severtson, deaconess, McPherson, Kansas; me morial service; fraternal greetings; new business; noOntide prayer; ad- journment.
 Wednesday Afternoon-COnve
 1:30-Song service; prayer; subscrip- tiOn shower for national papers; state paper, Mrs. Burke; pledges for state work; subscription for convention minutes; music; address, "The New of Woman to the State" Miss Laura Gregg; report of credentials election of officers; ap- pointment of vice presidents; election of secretary of young peoples branch; election of secretary of Loyal Temper ance legion; election of national dele 1 gate: invitations for next convention; unfinished business; minutes read by | secretary: closing exercises; adjourn ment.
 Wednesday evening.
 S:00-Lecture at First Baptist | church by the Rev. Robert S Fisher | Red Fire"
 Following is list of officers of the | territorial organization:
 Mrs. Imogene F. H. LaChance, of | Phoenix, president; Mrs. Florence l.. | Day, vice president; Mrs. Lucia Eccles | Thomis, of Phoenix, corresponding sec