The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-21

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The North Dakota w. G. r. u. will
hold it's twenty-third annual v
ton at Devils Lake commencing next
friday and lasting over Sunday, The
following excellent programme has
been arranged in phamplet form and
sent to all of the state unions:
PROGRAMME.
Friday Morning, Sept. ~.
9:00-Convention called to order by
the acting president, Mrs. Necia E.
Buck, Starkweather. Conservation
service, Mrs. F. M. Wanner, James
town.
9:3O-Crusade hymn. Crusade psalm,
read responsibility. Roll call of ex-of-
tlcio members. Response with verses
Of scripture. Report of executive com
mittee meetings. Appointment of
committees.
IO:3O-Short actresses: Why a
Health and Heredity Department in
the w. C.. T. u? Mrs. l. A. Morey.
How My Department Helps, Mrs.
Laura n. Plummer. My Duty as a
Citizen, Mrs. Carrie E. Madison. How
May We Reach Our Foreign Popula-
ton? Mrs. Julia d. Nelson. Music.
11:15-Memorial service, Mrs. Abbie
w. H. Best, presiding. Solo, Miss Eftie
Holbrook. Noontide prayer. Adjourn
ment.
Friday Afternoon.
1:30--Devotions, Mrs. j. Du Vail,
Edgeley. Cheering news from the dis
triCts, by the presidents: Eighteenth
district, Mrs. S. j. Patterson; Seven
teenth district, Mrs. j.. J. Kohnen;
Sixteenth district, Mrs. Maize Stevens;
Fifteenth district, Mrs. f. II. Wilder.
Duet, Mesdames Simonstad and Miller.
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lard union, Mrs. l.. l. Muir; report of
state corresponding secretary, Mrs. B.
H. Wylie; report of state treasurer,
Mrs. F. w. Heidel; report of state
auditor, H. E.. Taylor. Vocal solo, Mrs.
Ray Young.
3~:O0-Reports Of field workers, Miss
Georgia NJ. Chambers, Miss nellie NJ.
Osmun and Mrs. Julia D.. Nelson. The
White Ribbon Bulletin, Mrs. r, M.
Pollock. Remarks by Miss Addie A.
Austin. Announcements. Adjourn
ment.
Friday Evening.
Welcome Night.
s: OO-Devotions, Mrs. Viola Fouts,
Towner. Piano solo. Addresses of well
come: For the city, Fred P. Mann,
chairman of the commercial club; for
the churches, Rev. G. l.. Wallace, pas
tor Methodist Episcopal church; for
the schools, Prof. Y. G. Barnell, super
intendent of city schools; for the local
union, Mrs. j. II. Hazard, president.
Volcal solo, Mrs. Romig. Response,
Mrs. Almena P. Mcdonald, national w
c. T. u. lecturer, Chicago Vocal solo,
Avery Johnson Annual address, Mrs.
Necia E. Buck. Collection speech, Mrs.
Lulu w. Zimmerman. National an
them. Informal reception
Saturday Morning. .
:OO-Devotional exercises, Mrs. S
Cheering news from the districts, con
tinued: Fourteenth district, Mrs,
Anna McCrory; Thirteenth district
Mrs. J. Du Vail; Twelfth district, Mrs
Lulu w. Zimmerman; Eleventh dis
trict, Mrs. l.. e. Heaton; Tenth district
Mrs. Laura F. Greenup. Music. OPP
portunities at Fairs and Open All
Meetings. Mrs, Ida s. Clarke. The
Power of the Press, Mrs. F. H. Wilder
The Importance of MY Department
Mrs. Jane Men. Stevens. Our Working
Tools, Miss Haze Halcrow. Music
Temperance Teaching in the Sunday
Schools of North Dakota, Mrs. Ella
Morris Snow.
II: OO-The Place of the w. c. T
u. in the Present Political Campaign
Mrs. Abbie w. H. Best. Pledges fol
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journment.
Saturday Afternoon.
1:30-Devotions, Mrs. A. d. Baugh-
man, Grand Forks. The Prize ESSAY
Contest. Mrs. Lille B.. Smith. The
Legal Status of Woman, Mrs. r. NJ
Pollock. Vocal duet, Mesdames Blonde
and Young. Address, Home and the
Ballot, Miss Candis Nelson. Discus.
sion. Vocal solo, Miss Grace Radcliffe
:3O-Introduction of visitors anC
fraternaI delegates. Adjournment.
49,. Saturday Evening.
Young Peoples Night.
S:OO-Devotions, Mrs. Margare
Phair, Park River. l.. T. l.. demon.
stration, in charge. of state secretary
Miss George NJ. Chambers. Voca
solo. Mrs. Ray Young. Reading, Sc
lected, Miss Pearl Kirk. Address
Woman Suffrage, Miss Mary A. Cos
grove, WheatIand. Duet, Mr.. and Mrs
Blonde. Address, What Prohibition
Has Done for North Dakota. Mis-
Ethel 3. Halcrow, Bowesmont. Col
lection, Mrs. Efie NJ. Stromswold
Presentation of banners and prizes
State song.
Sunday Morning.
Operahouse.
II: OO-opening hymn. Scriptur
reading, Rev. A. C. Barron, paste
Lutheran church. Prayer, Rev. Alber
Torbet, pastor Presbyterian church
!, Anthem by choir. Address, Rev. F. [
i Watkins, superintendent state enforce
r ment league. Duet, Mr.. n Mrs
Blonde. Announcements. Offering
Closing hymn. Benedictton.
| Sunday Evening.
S:00-Hymn. Scripture lesson, Rev
A. f.. C~lattenburg, rector Church Q
the Advent. Prayer, Rev. G. L.. Wal
lace, pastor Methodist church. Anther
by the choir. Address, DR.. G. {
Creegan, president of Fargo college
Vocal solo, Professor Holm. Offerini
Vocal solo, Miss Radcliffe. Benedictior
Monday Morning.
9:OO-Devotions, Mrs. J. j. Koh
nen. Reading of journal. Cheer1n
Fifth district. Mrs. Clara Wilson
Fourth district, Mrs. Effie M. Stroms