The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04
PROGRAM or ACTIVITIES
FOR THE ". &. r. u.

Mrs. Anna wilds strumuist who
has recently returned from tho
twenty-eighth convention OF the w. c.
T. 4. in San Francisco. which ad-
Journcd on August h twenty-fourth
to meet next year In Atlantic City.
has given the platform OF activities
for the year of 1879.
Invitations to meet in Chicago, Los
Angeles, Jacksonville, Fla. and Al
buquerque. New Mexico, were con-
sidered.
Miss ANN Gordon and ali officers
were reelected. Following IL the
program of activities.
We hereby present the following
program OF activities for the Woman's
Chriatian Temperance Union as es-
sential 10 maintain the eighteenth
amendment, to secure its enforcement
and to promote the great principles
for which we stand:
1. To promote total abstinence by
scientific investigation; instruction In
school and colleges; by pledge sign
ing ta) In the sunday schools tb)
young peoples societies (cD the gem
eral public.
?. To secure the enforcement OF
the eighteenth amendment by the
study OF state and federal enforce
ment acts, by creating public sentl-
ment In favor Of prohibition and by
the election Of officials who will Inn
partially administer the law.
3. To educate citizens thai In the
exercise OF their suffrage they may
promote and secure righteous legls-
latlon.
4. To educate the forelgn-born
teaching English as the necessary
venue through which to promots
American ideals and to interpret pro.
hibition.
8. To promote personal purity as
tue basis OF "A single standard Of
morals.
&. To physically develop. morally
safeguard and spiritually train tho
child.
7. To stimulate Bible study. to
promote "A better observance OF the
and through prayer and con-
secratlon deepen religious experience.
3. To secure the reading OF the
Bible In the public schools.
.. To carry the Gospel message
throngh meetings. music and flowers
to the lonely. sick aud neglected.
10. To bring before missionary
societies the salient facts of the re-.
lation OF temperance and missions.
II. To cooperate with women in
Industry through education and in
securing adequate legislation. aud TO
Interest them In the w. c. I. u.
IL. To train and establish young
people In total abstinence and pro-
hibition that they may know the rea-
sons for the adoption OF the eight
eenth amendment and be- prepared to
resist every attack upon IL.
Is. To show that alcoholic liquors
are unnecessary for medicine and
h a patent medicine containing MI.
cohOl and habit-forming drugs arc
dangerous aud harmful.
IL To continue our educational
work against tobacco and habit
forming drugs.
10. To impress upon the minds
and hearts Of the people the ire
mendous opportunity which the coun-
try has OF leading In the movement
Tor the establishment OF permanent
world peace.
10. To unite the women OF the
country In this great organization Of
women which approaches reforms
from the Christian viewpoint.
II. To promote a OF
temperance education In other lands.
to assist national societies federated
In the worlds W. {. T. 4. in their
work Of organization hat the women
may do their part In bringing PROFIT
bition TO their own nations.
To carry out this program We rec
ommeud;
I. Membership campaigns with
the goal OF a million members by
1894.
2. The completion of the Jubilee
fund OF one million dollars.
q. Emphasis upon branch and de.
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