The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-20
PROGRAMME FOR
". c. 7. u. MEET
ONE or THE GREATEST MEET
INCs EVER HELD IN THE STATE
PROMISED - MANY FEATURES
THAT ARE NOW or SPECIAL I'M.
PoRTANcE ANNOUNCED.


PoRTANcE ANNOUNCED.
The twenty second annual meetins
of the North Dakota Wornen's Chris
tian Temperance union, which vii
take place lie Jamestown Sept. az to 25
gives promise Of being the most sue.
cessful convention ever held. The pro.
gramme, just made public, La very
complete and provides for a large
number Of features.
Friday Morning, Sept q.
800 Convention called to order by
the acting president, Mrs. Necia
IL. Buck, Starkweather.
Conservation service Mrs. Abbie
w. H. Best, Fargo.
| 9:30--Crusade hymn.
Crusade Psalm. read responsibility
/ Roll call OF ex-officio members.
! Response with poetical selections
Report OF executive committee
meetings, Mrs Florence B, Con-
nor, Minot
appointment OF committees.
10:30--Report OF state organizer. Miss
George M. Chambers, Churchs
Ferry.
Report White Ribbon Bulletin.
Mrs. r. M. Pollock, editor, Fargo.
Selection from Temperance song
ster.
11:00-Memoria1 service, Mrs. q. C..
Widdefieid. Leal, presiding.
Noontide prayer, Mrs. Mary A.
Bennett, Jamestown.
Adjournment.
Friday Afternoon.
100 Devotions, Mrs. L. L Muir.
Hunter.
1:45--Progress OF the work. bv dis
trict presidents.
First district. Mrs. Necfa, e. Buck
Second district, Mrs M. Al. Garry.
Third district, Mrs. Vida Fouts.
Sixth district, Miss Anna Peter
son.
Musical selection.
2;S0--Report OF state secretary VIII
lard union, Mrs. l.. L. Muir
Report of state corresponding
secretary, Mrs. B. H WyIie.
Report Of state treasurer, Mrs. F.
w. Heidel.
Report Of state auditor, Mrs. H.
e. Taylor.
Solo. Mrs. Walter r. Reed,
Armenia.
Address: The Initiative and
Referendum, Its Use and Abuse,
Rev. James Anderson, Valley
City.
s:SO-Department conferences cave
minutes eacl).
Work Among Foreign Speaking
People, Mrs. Julia D. Nelson.
Health and Heredity, Mrs. /. Al.
Morey.
ouiz-sociaI Meetings and Red
Letter Days, Mrs. Laura N.
Plummer.
Medical Temperance. Mrs. r.
Mcleod.
Rescue Work, Mrs. A. L. Woods,
Music.
aSs45--Paper: Scientific TemperanceI
Instruction, Its Aims and Meth
DDS, Miss George Chambers.
Announcements.
Adjournment.
Friday Evening.
sO0--Devotions. Mrs. Lulu WyIie
Zimmerman, district president.
Addresses of welcome cave min
utes eachl.
For the city, Mayor Pierce
Blewett
For the bar, Judge s. E. Els
worth.
For the college, DR.. B. H. Kroeze,
president Jamestown college.
For the schools, Prof. e. @. Crane,
superintendent city schools.
ESoy< fha oh nk
Morrison. d. D., pastor of the
Methodist church.
For the local union, Mrs. f.. M.
Wanner, president
Piano duet, Mesdames Tilden and
Colligan.
Response to welcomes. Mrs. r. M.
Pollock, Fargo.
Solo, Mrs. Middaugh
Annual address. Mrs. Necia e. |
Buck
Vocal duet, Mrs. Beeman and
Miss Chenery.
Collection, Mrs. Lille b. Smith, /
Thompson.
Vocal solo. Miss Florence He'd /
stron1, Valley City.
National anthem.
Informal reception.
Saturday Morning.
900 Devotional exercises. Mrs. M. A.
Garry.
Reading of minutes.
o: 80 Department conferences (lve
minutes each).
$3.50 Department conferences GIVE
minutes each).
Press work, Mrs. F. H. wilder.
Anti Narcotics, Miss Mary M.
Carey.
Evangelistic work, Mrs. q. C.
Widdiield, Mrs. c. M. Hanson.
Proportionate and Systematic
Giving, Mrs. Alice M. Goheen.
Sabbath Observance, Mrs. s. M.
Woolsey.
Mrs Jean McNaughton Stevens.
Musical selection.
10: 90 How ] Obtained Twenty -nire
New Members, Mrs. j. M. john
son, Fargo.
Treasures hour. I'm which local
treasurers tell Of successful
methodsl.
Pledges for state work.
Il co. Progress BIZ the work:
Seventh district Mrs. Pearl
Hutchinson.
Ninth district, Mrs Emma r. cor
field.
tenth district Mrs. Laura II
Eleventh district, MRS. !. b
Twelfth district. Mrs. lain vva01sa