The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-16
BUL CARS BEGIN a NEW OFFENSIVE
WITH FORCES GREA II y INCREASED
BIZ COUNTY I'M STITIJTE
IS LAR GEL "A 4 TENDED
Delegates Repes el1ting Local
Unioh in Harris on and Dod-
bridge Counties Present.

The fifth quarterly institute OF the
Harrison-D oddridge Bic County Wom-
ans Christian; Temperance Union is
being held today in the First Baptist
church here with q large attendance
of delegates present from both coun-
ties. and an excellent program.
The morning session was opened at
10 o'clock. Mrs. j. D. McReynolds,
county erangelistic superintendent,
conducted the services which were
both instructive and interesting.
At 10: is O'clock Mrs. W. n.
.Gheuyront. president Of the Harrison
County Union, announced the fol-
lowing appointments: Z.
Registering committee-Mrs. MIN
ME Robinson and Mrs. a. b. Simp.
son.
Committee on membership-Mrs.
!Mayme Morris. chairman.
Committee on subscripti ons-Mrs
Alta Clemmenas and Mrs. Byrdie
Kennedy. 7. $ z. 50 z.
The next on the program was a
discussion on Equal Suffrage
Three papers were read on that top
ic. The first one, How 1t Will Help
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. :" was read by Mrs. 8. Al.
Smith: the second paper, How It
Will Help the Mother. BY Mrs. T. J..
Lynch. and the last, How II viii
Politics. by Mrs. r.. K. Jones. Fol-
lowing the reading Of the papers a
general discussion was had on the
subject. ~ r
Musical Program. 4
From II o'clock until 1875,
O'clock a short musical program was
rendered, after which Mrs. j. u. Rob-
inson talked on 20 ocal Emf
OF the Anti Cigaret. Law" after
which the noontide prayer was sung
and the institute adjourned until the
delegates were served with lunch.
The afterno Don session was opened
by Mrs. ]. q. aicReynolds. county
evangeltstic erintendent, who en-
tertained the delegates for fifteen
minutes. n b
sAfternoo ns Session.
The principal topic on theFprogramy
for discussion at the afternoon ses.s
sion was wv oman Christian Tenn.
perance Union Loyalty.'' This tonic
was dtseusseds In regards To- principals
BY Mrs: Amos Payne; ana In regards
to the pied Ice by the Rev. e. B. Tur-
per: Mrs. g. sH. Trainer, who was
toidiscuss Loyalty to Departmental,
was absent on account of the death
ola relative but she had, prepared a.
paper which was read by the secre-
,tary. This topic was discussed at
length by the delegates.
The Rev. u. w. Morrison addressed
the delegates on law enforcement and
his talk was we'll received by the
delegates.
At 2:25 o'clock Mrs. orpha st.
Clair talked on preparation for con-
vention reports. Another short mu-
steal program followed Mrs. st.
Glars discussion and the last thing
on the program for the afternoon
was the question box. es
I Evening Program.
The program for the evening ses-
sion is Us follows
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union department. demonstrations:
5000 opening song.
9:1c--Mothers' meeting and
White Ribbon recruits, conducted by
Mrs. Pearl Mcdaniel, Broad Oaks.
S:25Juveriles courts, Industrial
education and anti-child labor.
Lester Browns Battle"
S.S6--McC lelland Bible Glass
quartet, Messrs. W. B. Frantz. B. y.
Cunningham, II. j. Cunningham, ].
N. Knox.
S:45-Loyal Temperance Legion.
conducted by Mrs. Z. ]. Thompson.
Stealey Heights. 5l1i
9:00-Music,
9:10-F Foreign Speaking People,.
Mrs. Della Coulson, Northview. q
a:25--"suifrage." Conducted by
the county superintendent of suf-
frage, Mrs Sylvia saurborne.
e::s5Tsons.
Benediction.
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