The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-05-10
SPRING INSTITUTE
OF The ". C. 7. U.
Three Sessions To Be Held Thursday
in Wesley Methodist Church-The
Program in Full.
MEDAL CONTEST IN EVENING

The Spring Institute of the Atlantic
County Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held on Thursday,
May 18th, in Wesley NJ. E. Church,
Pl~easantville. The program:
Morning Session.
Devotions-Mrs. Alice Cobb.
Crusade Psalm. Pledge. Motto.
Greetings-For the Union, Mrs.
Name Fairbrothers; For the Church,
Rev. Dewitt Cobb.
Response-Mrs. Herbert Randall.
Roll Call.
Minutes of Winter Executive.
Appointment of Committees on
Courtesy, Resolutions and Papers.
Paper, characterization" = Mrs.
Alpha, Lee.
Anti-Narcotics-Mrs. Margaret John
son.
Solo-Miss Virginia Carr.
Scientific Temperance"-Mrs. Geor-
gia Blake.
Noontide Prayer-Mrs. Esther Til
ton.
Afternoon Session.
1.15-Executive Meeting.
2-Devotions-Mrs. Parker.
Minutes.
Solo-Mrs. Robert Elwood.
Sound the Jubilee-Mrs. Grace Fos-
ter Herben.
Community Centers-Mrs. Elizabeth
Jordan.
Exercises by L. T. Mrs. Walter
OFT, Supt.
Report of Committees.
Collection. Announcements. Ad-
jOurnment.
Evening Session.
cal and Oratorical.
7.45-Song Service.
Prayer.
Solo No. The Licensed Saloon.
Reading No. 1.-The Two Glasses.
Solo No. 2-Truth's Glorious Vic
tory.
Reading No. 2-Selection.
Solo No. 3-Mamma's in Heaven.
Reading No. 3-Put Yourself in His
Place.
Solo No. 4-Hark! the Temperance
Bells.
Reading No. Little Dot.
Solo No. 5-The Better Plan.
Reading No. college Oil Cans.
Solo No. 6-The Safest Way.
Reading No. 6-Four Mills.
Solo No. Good Bye Mistah Sa-
loon.
Reading No. 7-Yc oIden Times and
Now.
Contestants-Musical: Katherine Sui
Ivan, Mary Baker, Emily Williams,
Irma Stiles, Virginia Anderson, Mar
garet Stevens, Ada Thomas; Oratori-
cal: Mrs. Matilda Dilks, Mrs. Eliza
beth F. Jordan, Mrs. Bella Lowe, Mrs.
Katherine Stevens, Miss Leila G.. Nc
Cornell, Mrs. Carrie Smith, Mrs. Maud
Click.
The afternoon speaker, Mrs. Grace
Foster Herben, of New York City, is
to be in New Jersey ten days in May
speaking in the larger cities in the
work of the National Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union Jubilee Drive.
This organization on March goth be-
gan a f%ive-year Jubilee Program in an
%ticipation OF its reaching its fifty years
of organization in 1924, the goals to
be reached being the raising of One
Million Dollars by March goth, 1920,
and the securing of One Million Mem
bers before the anniversary in 1924.
One Million Dollars is to be raised
for a big program of Child Welfare,
Moral Education, Americanization, and
Continued Temperance teaching in
America and for the work for World
Prohibition.
Mrs. Herben is one of the ten Ma
tional Field Representatives touring
the country in the Jubilee Drive. She
is a woman of marked power and abil-
ity and is the wife of Rev. Stephen
j. Herben, D. D., now serving in
France in Red Cross work. She has
for years been active in Foreign Mis-
sionary work, and is therefore keenly
alive to the peril threatening foreign
countries by the invasion of the Unit
ed States brewers.
During the period of War, Mrs. Her
ben was prominent in the work of the
Woman's Committee of the National
Council of Defense and was Chairman
of the Speakers Bureau, Woman's Di-
vision for New Jersey. She makes a
gripping appeal, and everyone inter-
ested in the great reconstruction prob
lens and World Prohibition should
hear this gifted woman.