The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-17


church of Valley City on Sept. 20-24
inclusive, and at which both Fargo
unions will be well represented. VAL
ley city chairmen Of convention
committees are: General arrange
ments. Mrs. Hugh Wright; enter
tainment, Mrs. f. w. Heidel;'
finance, Mrs. G. w. Hanna: recep-
ton, Mrs. III. e. Nelson: publicity,
Mrs. w. M. Greenwood; music, Miss
Amanda L. label; decoration and
stage, Mrs. s. s. futile; social tea,
Mrs. s. A. Zimmerman; postofnce,
Mrs. Howard Clark: ushers and
pages, Mrs. ]. III. Seymour; and rest
room, Mrs. Victor Landquist.
The national president, Miss Anna
A. Gordon, Evanston, H., and Miss
Ida B. Wise Smith, president of the
Iowa w. c. I. u, will be at the con-
vention as guests Of honor. The
general North Dakota officers are:
President, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson, Fargo; vice president,
Mrs. Abbie w. H. Best, Fargo; COR
responding secretary, Mrs. Barbara
II. Wylie, Bowesmont; recording
secretary, Mrs. F. III. Wilder, Fargo;
and treasurer, Mrs. Minette B. Bowe,
Fargo, who also goes a. headquar-
tiers secretary.
Inc program AOiIOWGs
The program in detail follows:
Thursday Evening, Sept. 20.
6:00-Soctal tea.
Music will be furnished by the Rex
Toastmistress. Mrs. Elizabeth Pros
Addresses of welcome Is minutes
each)-For the city. his honor. Mayor
l. j. Moe: for the normal school. Prof.
Floyd T. Goodier: for the city schools,
CVSn nhuTChHE.
Rev. C. e. vermilya; for the bar, Atty.
NJ ]. Englert: for the Community
club. Mrs. ]. z. Featherstone; for the
district. Mrs. F. N: Warmer: for the
local unions. Mrs. j. H. Seymour.
Piano solo, Miss Josephine Wright.
Responses Mrs. Frank Beasley,
Fairdale; Mrs. Lille B. Bowers.
Fargo.
Friday Morninge Sept. Al.
9:00-Convention called to order by
/ the state president. Mrs. Elizabeth
consecration service. Mrs. F. NJ.
/ Wannery Jamestown.
Crusade hymn.
| Crusade Psalm. read responsibility.
9:3O-Roll call of ex-officio mem
bers. Responses with verses of poetry
Report Of executive committee
meetings. Mrs. Kate S. Wilder, re-
cording secretary.
Appointment OF committees.
10:00-Reports of field workers:
Mrs. Julia ID. Nelson, Miss Nellie NJ.
Osmun. Mrs. Kate s. Wilder. Mrs. Lii
Vocal solo. Miss Marie Danielson.
The White Ribbon Bulletin. by the
editor. Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock
Advance purchase OF state reports.
11:15-Memorial hour, Mrs. Abbie
w. H. Best. presiding. ..
Noontide prayer.
Adjournment. ..... ...
Friday Afternoon.
1:30-Devotions. Miss Nellie M. os-
Symposium i - OF What Patriotic
Service Is the Work Of My Depart
ment?-Work Among Foreign Speak
Health, Mrs. G. p. shepard; Mothers
Meetings and Purity, Mrs. Lulu w.
Zimmerman; Medical Temperance,
Mrs. Amanda NJ Bolton; Rescue. Pen
M. Warren; Sunday School Work, Miss
Mary NJ. Carey; Anti-Narcotics. Mrs.
w. e. Black.
Music.
2:15-Report. secretary willard un-
ion, Mrs. L. L. Muir.
Report of state corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Barbara III. Wylie.
Report of the state treasurer. Mrs.
Minette B. Bowe.
Auditors report.
A.uN- ~ A0@AA SS@~s ~A" ~M~-~~TF-'~'
Years work in First district. by
president, Mrs. Necia E. Buck.
Years work in Second district. by
president, Mrs. Nj. A. Garry.
Years work in Third district, by
president. Miss Mary M. Carey.
Years work in Fourth district by
president, Mrs. l.. T. Stromswold.
Years work in Fifth district, by
president, Mrs. Nina G. .Alger:
3;40-Vocal solo. Mrs. w. 7. Cras-
we'll, Valley City.
Paper. Public ADJUSTMENTS and
Their Relation to Social Purity, Mrs.
announcements. Adjournment.
Friday Evening.
7:3o-Devotions. Miss Marie Daniel
organ voluntary.
Annual address of the state presi-
dent, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Ander-
Violin solo. Miss Florence Larson,
with piano accompaniment by Miss
Address. Atty Gen. VIM. LANCER.
Another Form of Patriotic Service,
Mrs. Minette b. Bowe.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Walter r. Reed.
Short speeches by presidents OF
districts making net gains in mem
presentation of prizes
The Star Spangled Banner.
Adjournment.
saturday Morning, Sept. q.
s:00-Opening exercises, Mrs. NJ. A.
Reading of journal
Symposium - or What Patriotic
Service is the Work of My Depart
struction, Mrs. Lille B, smith; Medal
Contests, Miss Emma Lockwood;
Flower Mission and Relief Work,
Miss M. Inez Lee; Evangelisttc Work,
Mrs. ]. w. Hilborn; The Bible IN the
Public Schools, Mrs. Abbie w. II.
Best; Sabbath Observance, Miss Mag
gle Sillers; Bureau Of Publicity, Mrs,
Kate s. Wilder.
10:00-Music.
Years work in Sixth district. by
president, Mrs. Julius Sibert.
Years work in Ninth district, by
president, Mrs. Hattie M. Wilson.
Years work in Eleventh district, by
president, Mrs. l.. r. Heaton.
Year's work in Twelfth district by
president, Mrs. F. Nj. Wanner.
Years work i'm Thirteenth district,
by president. Mrs. w. w. Anderson.
10:30-Report of L. T. L. secretary,
Miss Gladys NJ. Powell.
Report of Y. p. B. secretary Miss
Adah T.. Pennington.
11:00-Pledges for state work.
Noontide prayer. Adjournment.
Saturday Afternoon.
1:2O-Devotions, Mrs. Necia II. Buck.
Symposium - OF What Patriotic
Service is the Work Of My Depart
ment? Christian Citizenship anu
Peace, Miss Nellie NJ. Osmun; Social
Meetings and Red Letter Days, Mrs.
N. @. Macdonald; Fairs and Open Air
Meetings, Mrs. Ida S. Clarke.
Music.
Years work in Fourteenth district,
by acting president, Mrs. Ida M. Sif-
ford.
Years work in Fifteenth district, |
by president. Mrs. Kate s. Wilder.
Years work in Sixteenth district. /
by president. Mrs. Elizabeth L. |
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