The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-03
STATE CONVENTION
OF THE ". CT. U.
Temperance Forces Will Meet in
This City Saturday Eve.
SPLENDID PROGRAM OUTLINED
AS GIVEN BELOW.
Meetings VIII Be Held in Different
Churches-Speakers of National Re-
putatfOn Will be Present.

The coming of the state convention
OF the w. G. T. U. to Twin Falls is an
other sign of the progress our city is
making and this time along a line of
advancement Of which every moral
and intellectual citizen cannot but
feel proud.
That Twin Falls has large element
i OF people deeply interested in all that
makes for the uplift of humanity, is
becoming well known in many places
outside our own borders, the doors op-
ened to this class by the different
departments being carried on in w. C.
! T. U. work, is shown by the excellent
| program mapped out for the coming
convention.
You cannot afford to miss the sti-
mulus from the reports of the super
lntendents, you cannot afford to miss
the lectures of Mrs. Booker, a re-
form worker of national reputation,
you cannot afford to miss the excel
lent music and readings to be given
| by Twin Falls artists.
Be on hand Saturday evening with
a smile of welcome for the delegates,
do not fail to attend the mass meeting
on Sabbath afternoon. Monday even
1ng's program has never been equaled
IN the city. Tuesday evening will both
instruct you and give you a chance to
laugh. All of the meetings are open
to men and each afternoon session
should be largely attended.
PROGRAM.
Saturday Evening (WelcOme Night.
1880 Opening exercises, led by Rev
w. e. Harmon.
Piano duet-Edith Ramsey and
Zita Heine
500 Address of welcome from
City, by Atty E. L. Ashton.
Churches, by DR.. Shepherd
Schools, by County Supt. Miss
Bertha Noel
Women's clubs, by Mrs. M. ].
Sweeley.
County Union, by Co. Pres Mrs.
I Ida Vandenbark
Local Union, by Mrs. Cora
Powers
| Responses by Mrs. Sue Prescott,
| Glenns Ferry, and Mrs. Mol
lie Vance, Boise.
Closing, Rev. w. H. Woodruff.
Reception in church parlors.
Sunday Morning.
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker and other
women will be at the different
churches and speak for few minutes.
Sunday Afternoon.
! Big mass meeting at 2:3O at the
Methodist church
| Opening music by Miss Pauline AL
fonte's orchestra
| Devotionals-Rev w. H. Woodruff.
Choice selection by orchestra.
Solo-Miss Galagen.
Convention sermon-Mrs. Edith Hill
Booker.
| Ladies Sextette-Misses Graham,
Poets, Carlson, Powers, Mesdames
Crozier, Witt.
Closing Hymn
| Benediction-Rev Henry.
Monday Morning.
$3.50 Official meeting-Local Presi-
dents section
$50 Executive session.
1890 Convention called to order by
the president
Singing Crusade Hymn, Give to
the Wind Thy Fears
10:45 Roll call by recording secre-
tary, Mrs. RoZella Polly, Wei
ser. Each county president
with her delegation standing
responds with a passage of
Scripture. Also each local
president
Report of executive session.
Appointment of committees on
resolutions credentials, plan
of work, subscriptions to
Union Signal. time keeper
11:45 Introduction of convention hos
tesses.
Monday Afternoon.
1870 Devotional (memorial service)
Mrs. Henry.
Report Of president, vice presi-
dent, corresponding secretarv
and treasurer.
Piano solo-Miss Higgins.
Report Of the Y P. B. secretary
and the L. r. L. secretary.
Song-Miss Graham.
Report Of the county presidents
ReDort of the SUPERINTENDENT OF
Mothers meetings, medical
temperance. press work. con-
test work, flower missions.
Monday Evening.
1880 Congregational singing
Devotionals.
Vocal solo-Mrs. A. W. Hall.
Violin solo-Miss Viola Alfonte. !