The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-30
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ewoxfAN's TEMrnRANCn LEAGUE
OF AMERICA TO HOLD Two,
- $50 DAYS SESSION.
MANY WILL ATTEND
INTERESTING PROGRAM FOR THE
FIRST SESSIONS Is ARRANGED
AND SPLENDID SPEAKERS
s~
TO BE THERE.

The w. T. L. A. will hold two
Charlotte county, Va, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday of this week
The workers are very enthusiastic
over the meeting, and expect great
good to be accomplished. They are
expecting some of the best speakers
and workers In the State. A large
and enthusiastic delegation will leave
Richmond today at o'clock P. NJ.
over the Southern Railway. Among
those attending from Richmond will
be: Mrs G. NJ. Jobson. Mrs. c. c..
Satterwhite. Mrs. Imogen Austin,
Mrs. John Lindsay. Mrs. Geo. Priddy.
Mrs. e. /. Parrish. Mrs. T. T. Hern-
don, Mrs. Wesley Hsters, Mrs. w f..
Williams. Mrs, w. o. Condrey. Mrs.
J. w. Anderson. Mrs. S. L. Cole. Mrs.
W. r. Binns. Mrs. r. Kidd. Mrs. NJ.
A. Carter. Mrs. Lee Liggan. Mrs. NJ.
A. Kidd. Miss Mary McGhee. Miss
Kathleen Parrish, Miss Gertie Will
Hams. Miss Celeste Harrrove.
Following Is the program:
Thursday, July 31st.
10 A. M.--Devotional exercises,
Rev. ". A. Pearson. Keysvilie. Va.
Address Of welcome on behalf Of the
church, Rev. J. r. Sturg.s Address
~ - .
Mr.. W. II. DeFord: response. Mrs.
3. L. Cole. Richmond. Va. Roll call;
respond with local motto. Address.
Rev. s. l.. Dumville. Meadville, Va.
"How Best Can the Saloon be Elimi-
nated?" Music. choir, Paper, Miss
Sue Annie Leland, Henrico county,
Va. The Serving OF Alcoholic Re-
freshments TO Young People and
Guests" Recitation. Master Rutland
ne Inc Halt Ga1n
Recitation. Miss Virginia Taylor.
Madisonvilie Va, ADJOURNMENT.
Afternoon Session.
2 p. M--Meeting OF board Of d!rec-
tors.
8 p M-Devotional exercises, Rev.
]. W. Marsh, Brookneal. Va. Minutes
OF morning session. Minutes OF board
OF directors. Address, Mr.. George
Allen. Victoria. Va. THE Rights OF
the People" Music. choir. Paper,
Mrs. s. G. Curiott. Morattico, Va.
sour Childrea's Right 10 a Pure,
Clean Atmosphere IN the Home" Re-
representatives. of the local leagues
three minutes Paper, Mrs. w Fl.
perord. "a Mothers Influence In tho
Home Teaching the Harm Of Alco-
hoi" Music. choir. Adjournment
Evening
sP. Address. Attorney General
& w. Nilii6H.Nr tst1KFlSAEP anu
What Ii Should Stand For
Friday. August LIST.
10 A. M-Devotional exercises,
Mrs, John Lindsay. Richmond, Va,
Minutes Of afternoon session. Ad-
dress Rev. W. A. Pearson, represent
ing the Virginia Anti-saloon league
Paper. Miss Sarah Neathecy, Halifax
Va. Total Abstinence Part Of Our
Religion" Music. choir. Leaders OF
Mr. Robert Blackwell, Hotlydale, Va
"a Youngman's Responsibility To the
"A Young Mans Responsibility to the
Powell. Louisa. Va. "our Officers
Local and State--~Co-operation With
Them" Adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
2 p M.--Meeting Of board Of al
rectors,
3P M-Devotionai exercises. Rev
J. r. Sturgis. Minutes OF mornina
session: Address. Mr.. s. L. Adams
South Boston. Va. 1.-THE Enabling Bill
+ What Can We DO 10 Secure This
Measure" Paper. Or. Olive Inger.
soil. Richmond. Va. rs Alcohol
Necessary As Medicine2" Music
Solo, Rev. s. l. Dumville. Paper
Rev F. w. England. Victoria. Va.
'sHow to Interest the Individual ir
This Fight Against the Saloon
Music. choir. Paper, Miss Kate Haw'
kins Houston. Va. The Privileges al
the Rural League" Paper. Mrs. n
r. Rue. Crewe, Va. THE Response
bi.ity On Signing the Pledge" Music
choir Recitation. Master Pulien
brakes Branch, Va Question box
Report Of committees Adjournment
Evening.
3 p M--Address J. u. McAlister
1.-THE Thing In Thy Hand or the
American Ballot"