Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-14
JfNKS IS NEXT
MEETING PLACE
COUNTY ". G. n. 4. CLOSES 1910
CONVENTION
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Adopls Resolutions LoOklng Ia Hard
Rattle With the Friends of Id
quor nj FAN Election

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County w. c. r. L. convention closed
last evening TO meet In annual con
vention next year at jerks There
was an an day session at the CHRISTIAN
church yesterday with q luncheon at
noon.
The meeting was devoted To busi-
ness and most of the day was occupied
by the reports OF the various commit.
tees, All reports were encouraging
and gave proof OF growth in the work.
The organization now has six unions
in the county where two years ago
there were but two,
The election of officers resulted as
follows. Mrs. J., ID, Lindsey unaul-
mously reelected county presidents;
Mrs. Alice Craig. vice president
Broken Arrow; Mrs, Guy l.. Reed,
Tulsa, corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Mary rautleh, BiXhy recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Alice Haynes, Broken Ar
row, treasurer, Mrs. Mary n. Engol
JenRR l.. r. L. secretary, Miss Etiie
McNurlan, Tulsa T. secretary
The chief feature of the afternoon
session was an address Wy presi-
dent, Mrs. l.. u, Lindsey
Pledges for county work resulted
IN Tulsa, Broken Arrow and jerks
unions pledging S. and Bellevlew ad-
dition union S3 Last evenings pro-
gram was as follows;
Deyotionals--M Mrs Emma Parkinson,
Broken Arrow.
when | Consider the
Works of Thy Hand" Miss Mary T.,
Davis.
Music.
Address-"The Woman for the
Hour" Mrs. Alice Wicki2er, Tulsa.
Music
Offering
Penedictior-Rev, j. W. Baker.
Resolutions were adopted as fol-
lows.
we. the W. c. r. L. of Tulsa County
in convention assembled would eN-
press our thanks, TO our Heavenly
Father that lie has kept US through
another year and that we are yet CO.
workers with him In the uplift Of hu-
manly
In view OF the fart Chat The question
of state prohibition hs ugain before the
people and that the time Is short until
II shall be voted upon,
BE It resolved. First That we hold
mass meetings IN our several COM
munIties Joining with all temperance
workers I'm reaching every precinct of
our county.
Second: That we secure an abund-
ance of literature and distribute ii
freely and Systematically. that II may
go into every home and in every way
possible educate the masses and arouse
the conscience Of the voters. Also
that we endeavor to secure space In
ALI the papers of the county and use
1t in telling way for the coming cleo
tion.
Third: That reception he held for
our public school teachers In the near
future and their interest enlisted in
this campaign, giving them literature
and plans that will help in educating
and using the children In this cam
palgn. Also that the teachers be en-
couraged to teach scientific temper
ance in our public schools, furnishing
them with available literature and
subscribing for the same to place IN
the school library
Fourth: Realizing that all available
means for education ought TO be em-
ployed; be It also resolved,
That we push the medal contest
work In our county this year and prize
essay tunlthlS III our StnVolr.
Fifth: That this convention extend
its thanks to the Tulsa Union for It's
hospitable entertainment, to the
Christian congregation for the use Of
its commodious church, to. the mayor,
the superintendent OF schools, and to
the pastors for their hearty words of
welcome and promises OF corporations;
to our county president for her eff
Client service throughout the year and
In planning this helpful institute and
convention.
sixth That we extend our sympathy
to our co-worker Mrs, Watterson of
Bixby who is detained from this fell
lowship because Of the serious Illness
in the home, and assure her of our
prayers In their behalf.
MRS. |. c. RANKIN,
MRS. A. NJ. WICK1ZER,
Committee.
MRS. MARY n. 1NGLEHAR RI