The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-13
Big FEATURES
ARE PLANNED FOR
PURITY MEETING
Convention Program in Far
go Just Out Carries
Strong Speakers

A great program has been prepared
for the second State Purity convention
to be held preceding and in connection
with the State Sunday school conven-
ton at Fargo, June 1921. Attorney
General William LANCER, B. S.
Purity Federation and DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett, one of the greatest women
orators of the two continents, presi-
dent of the National Council of Women,
will be the speakers at the opening
mass meeting, Tuesday, evening, June
10, in the First Methodist church in
Fargo.
The following is the program:
Tuesday, June 10.
300 a. .m-Executive board.
200 p. m.-North Dakota Purity fed
Grafton. All persons interested in the
cause of purity invited. Informal ad-
dresses, discussions and business.
1880 p. m.-Song service.
S:00-Address, North Dakota Laws
Relating to Public Vice and Purity, and
Their Enforcement; Atty. Gen. William
S:3O-Address, The Program of the
State and the Worlds Purity Fedora
tions and Their Relation. b. S. Stead
well, president of the Worlds Purity
federation and editor of The Light.
9:00-Address, Society's Responsible
ty for the Social Evil Mrs. Kate Wal
Ter Barrett, M. D., chairman of the In
ternational Committee for the Council
of Women.
Wednesday Afternoon, June 20.
=. Purity conference in Gethsemane ca
thedral.
2:OO--Address, Moral Conditions in
Rural Communities and Juvenile Court
Standards; Miss Lillian Grace Topping,
superintendent of Fargo Florence Crit
tenton mission.
2:4O--Address, Prostitution in North
Dakota; Rev. F. L. Watkins, superin-
tendent Enforcement league.
3:20-Address, Social Purity Prob
lens in Our Public Schools and How to
Solve Them; Miss NJ. Beatrice John
stone, county superintendent of schools,
Grand Forks, ex-president North Da-
kota Educational association.
4:00-Address, Observation-Disclosures
Shows, Dances, Parks, Cafes, Etc, and
Their Relation to Social Purity; Mrs
Pearl G. Blough, policewoman, Grand
Thursday Afternoon, June ri.
Purity conference, Gethsemane ca
thedral.
and Purity; Rev. r. T. Fulton, Presby-
terrain pastor, Towner, president Purity
2:4O-Address, The Necessity of Sex
in the Home, Mrs. Maud T.
purity worker for mothers and
Minneapolis.
$500 - Address, Constructive Sex
Teaching; Mrs. Lille B. Bowers, super
lHLeHu6HI purity uSpdTLulenL, state sun
day School association.
4:O0-Address, The Problems of Sos
cial Purity as Seen by a Policewoman;
Miss Alice E. Duffy, policewoman.
Fargo.
4:40-Address, venereal Diseases in
G. A. Scherer, NJ. D., spe-
cialist in diseases of children, Fargo.
Thursday Evening, Auditorium.
Address, The Church's Responsibility
for the Social Evil; Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett, M. D., national president Flor
ence Crittenton mission.
Friday Morning, June %.
First Methodist church.
9:l5-Address to women only, The |
Mother Giving Sex Teaching; Mrs,
Maud 7. Hansen, purity worker for
women.
The great program arranged by the |
State Sunday School association begins
Wednesday morning and closes Friday
evening, June 20-22. Attendants will |
have the advantages of both programs |
It Is hoped that all persons Interested
in the purity cause will be on hand for |
the meeting beginning Tuesday, June |
l9, p. m.