The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-14
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GLEANINGS
It's not the individual, nor the Union
as a whole,
But the everlasting teamwork of
every blessed soul
That brings results in organization
work of any kind, especially in the
work of the W. c. T. U. has this been
the case, and will continue to be, be-
cause
"Warfare is not over" sound the slo-
gan neal and far,
Work for Enforcement-where you
are.
And there is nothing like team
work to bring results. Keep moving.
". c. T. L. STATE CONVENTION
This is the last call to the forty
seventh convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of New
Jersey, to be held in the NJ. E.
Church, corner of Eighth and Central
Avenues, Ocean City, next week, Oc-
tober IS, 10, 20, 1921.
Outline of Program
Tuesday, 8 P. NJ, meeting of State
Executive Committee; Delegates
prayer service, led by Mrs. Clara NJ.
Chapline.
Tuesday evening, banquet at $50, in
Hotel Biscayne; speeches of welcome.
Guest of honor, Mr.. Roy A. Haynes,
Federal Prohibition Commissioner.
Wednesday, general business con-
vention, Bible reading, L. 7. l.. Dem
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Miller Stauffer, National Association
l.. 7. L. Secretary; children's demon
stration.
Wednesday evening, address by
Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, New York City.
Thursday morning, election of off
GERS; in memoriam, Mrs. Isabella H.
Demarest.
Thursday afternoon, address by
Mrs. Margaret Peck Hill, National
Organizer among the colored people.
Thursday evening, program under
the direction of the State Y. P. B.
Secretary and State Superintendent of
Medical Contests.
Headquarters, Hotel Biscayne,
Ocean Avenue near Eighth Avenue.
Other hotels and boarding houses will
be available. Address Miss Catharine
Lewis, lila Central Avenue, Chair
man on Hotels and Boarding Houses
for place and terms.
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Salem County w. c. T. L. Secretaries
and Superintendent of Depart
ments, 1921, 1922
The following were duly appointed
for the ensuing year at the Elmer
Convention:
! l.. T. L. Secretary-Mrs. Annie R.
Lippincott, Woodstown.
Americanization-Mrs. NJ. Ella
Morgan, Woodstown.
Superintendent
Anti-Narcotics and Medical Tenn
perance-Mrs. Mary X. Shinn, Woods
town.
Child Welfare-Mrs. Louella Keen,
Daretown.
Christian Citizenship-Mrs. Rosa
Dickinson, Alloway.
Evangelistic and Proportionate and
Systematic Giving-Mrs. Laura Evans,
Daretown.
Flower Mission and Almshouse-
Mrs. Ella Graf, Yorktown.
Fairs and Exhibits-Mrs. l.. J.
Prickett, Elmer, R. D.
Health-Miss Louisa Powell, Han
cocks Bridge.
Legislation and Petition-the County
President, Mrs. England, Woodstown.
Observance of the Sabbath-Miss
Rebecca Borton, Woodstown.
Peace and Arbitration (Disarma-
ment)-Miss Anna Broadway, Woods
town.
D,;-oo Dofor~o NJre pon;a Gallo
way, Salem.
Publicity-Miss E. R. Kirby, Woods
town.
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Mrs. Fanny C. Hall, Salem.
Social Morality-Mrs. M. j. Pan
coast, Salem.
Social Welfare (Soldiers and Sail
ors)-Mrs. Emily H. Kirby, Salem.
Temperance and Missions-Mrs.
Fred J. Peters, Penns Grove.
Temperance in Sunday Schools
Mrs. Addie Hitchner, Freisburg Gel
mer, No. 81.
Musical Director-Mrs. Emma T.
! Wiley, Salem.
Resolution Committee-Miss Louisa
Powell, Hancock's Bridge; Mrs. Anna
NJ. Weatherby, Salem.
Auditing Committee-Mrs. Edith
Johnson, Friesburg; Mrs. Margaret
Beal, Friesburg.
Resolutions
Assembled at Elmer in the thirty
fifth annual convention of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union, of
Salem County, New Jersey, we again
pledge our loyal service to our Divine
Leader and reassert our belief that
"Only the golden rule of Christ can
bring the Golden Age of Man."
We gratefully acknowledge the help
of our Heavenly Father in past efforts
and trust in His guidance for what
ever we may attempt in the future
if our efforts are always made in ac-
cordance to His will.