Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-15
GREAT W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
ADJOURNED YESTERDAY
LoynI Temperance Lerion

9th. Inasmuch as keen sense of
our God-giyen responsibility to-
ward the little children of our fair
state is felt in our midst this year,
we pledge ourselves, individually and
collectively, to do everything in our
power to revive, extend and intensity
the work of the u. T. L. throughout
our field of labor. We will make an
especial effort to discover and edu-
cate many new leaders for this
branch of our work.
Il Peace.
We stand for the settlement Of all
differences, national and information
al. by arbitration rather than by the
sword.
10th. That as God is our evcr
present help in time of need; that
the first day of November be OBJ
served as day of fasting and prayer
throughout the state. That the
campaign now raging may result in
great victory and that the delegates
upon their return home proceed to
make the necessary preparations for
the observance of the day.
18th. We also recommend that
the local Presidents invite to their
Unions, county superintendents of
department work, corresponding to
those taken up by their women, once
each year, for demonstration thereof
and to increase thereby activity along
departmental lines.
Resolution.
That pledges taken by the local
unions be divided as follows: One
fourth be retained In local unions;
one-fourth be placed in county treas
urer; and one-half be sent to state
treasurer.
Placed on table for further discus
sion.
Report of appropriation commit
tee, also finance report given by Mrs.
Shane.
Credentials Committee reported by
Mrs. Swope.
kilograms from Georgia convention
sending greetings and private mes
sage to Mrs. Armor. Return mes
sage that Mrs. Armor is the whole
31st Chapter Proverbs.
Convention proceeded to election
OF officers as follows:
President-Mrs. Ada Wallace I'm
rub, Portland.
Vice-Presldent - Mrs. Henrietta
Brown, Albany.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs
Ward swope, Portland.
Recording Secretary Mrs. Ida
Marsters, Roseburg.
Treasurer-Mrs. II. j. Shane,
Portland.
Secretary Y. w, C. T. U.--Mrs.
Eva C. Wheeler, Cottage Grove.
superintendent of Departments
Work amonk Foreign Speaking
peoplei-Mrs. Emma e. Cyrus. Port
land.
Temperance Literature-Mrs. j.
NJ. Donaldson, Portland.
Parliamentary Usage-Mrs. Nielsen
Rounded, Klamath Falls.
Evangelstic-Mrs. G. M. Badgely,
Portland.
Proportionate and Systematic CIV
ing-Mrs. Neal b. Inman. Portland.
Penal and Reformatory - Mrs.
Mary Blains. Albany.
r., II. work-Mrs. NJ. e. Pugh,
Portland.
Musical Dlrector-Miss Lois Smith,
Echo.
Physical Culture - Miss Anna
Woods, Eugene.
Sabbath Observance Mrs. Mary
A. Allen, Salem.
Mercy and Peace-Mrs. Louisa
Round, Jefferson.
Mothers Meetings and White Rib
bon Recrults-Mrs. ]. o. Richmond.
Springfield.
Social and Red Letter Days-Mrs,
Myrtle Holllngsworth, Newberg.
Flower Mission - Mrs, Cassie
Belcher. Wasco.
Purity in Art and Literature
Mrs Katherine Melton, Creswell.
supt. OF Literature-Mrs DON
aldson.
Anti Narcotics--Mrs. NJ. L. Chris
tian. Portland.
Medal Contest Mrs. Margaret
Houston. Portland.
Lecture Bureau-Mrs. II, T, Ellis,
Eugene.
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Mrs. zadie bishop, Yonoalla.
Health and Heredity-Mrs. oril
Neal Edwards, Turner.
Press Work--Mrs. NJ. Il. Heall,
Eugene.
Union Signal Reporter - State
Corresponding Secretary,
Work Among Colored People
Mrs, NJ. r. Fullilove, Portland.
Sunday Sohools-Mrs. l.. r. Nor
ris. Eugene.
Labor-Mrs. Maud Baker Wat
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