Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-27
GRAND FORKS HERALD TUESDAY, zsEPTEMBER 27Yasis2Ls

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Resolutions Passed
at State Meeting
At the th~irty-second annual meet
ing Of the North DakotasW. CT Vi
which Just closed sessions lat Park
River. the following set III resolutions
were drawn up:
Assembled In ths ANA annual con-
vention OF the North n6kotA Wonn-
ans Christian Temperance Union IN
Park River we gratefully acknowi
edge the guidance Of our Divine Lead
er and again pledge 10 Him our. low
atty ana service. We believe that the
Golden Rule Of Christ must be work
I'd out in the customs df society and
the Jaws OF dur country In shppoft
of these Ideals We ask the help of all
Christian men: and women. y. IN
TOTAL Abssiaence. ss3 q
1T has been scientifically demon
strated that alcohol is a poison; We
therefore emphasize anew the neces-
sity Of personal total absttnehce.
Purity.
GG4tI uFlly sOl4 lllG Is Oh Inc "rlOuIUdEtOH
of the home ana necsssaryaato the per-
we therefore rcsafirm orr conviction
Of t~1esnecessity for q single standard
Of morals. f& Az.
DIsarifament.
THE Wonnan.s Christian Temper
ance Union has always worked for
measures that would promote peace
and secure just International rela-
tons. EWeaheaTtily support the move
ment s,forSsWoFld disarmament and
commendSsthe Apfrsiden.. 81 The United
6tatessfor calling d disarmament cons
ference 81 NATIONS, Nov: 18th, 1891.
\ Christian Citizenship.
""rhe use Of the ballot is a sacred
obligation and to educate for it's in
telligert and conscientious exercise is
one of the supreme tasks Of our Or
ganization.
Law Enforcement,
A respect for law and obedience
to the anne are necessary for the
preservation Of the highest ideals and
promotion Of Of universal good citi-
zenship. We pledge continued effort
for the enforcement of the Eigh-
teenth amendment. We urge upon
the citizens of this state the necessity
for upholding the majesty OF the law.
Thanks.
we express our sincere ~appfecia-
ton to our white ribbon comrades
and to the citizens of Park River.
whose cordial welcomes have warmed
our hearts. We are deeply grateful
for the beautiful music, the lovely
flowers, the welcome signs and the
many courtesies which have made
our stay SO pleasant We extend
heartfelt thanks. to u national
guests, Mrs. Maude B. Perkins and
Miss Helen G.. HI. Estelle. for their
help during the convention and for
their i~nspirationai addresses; andf to
state and federal enforcement Of
GERS, Rev. F. l.. Watkins and Mr.. AfS
thur A. Stone for the good work
done and practical help given for law
enforcement, praying the Divine
blessing upon. every who has, in
any way, contributed to the success of
this convention" .. .a3.
(Signed) Necia e. Black, Alice =.
Watkins. Carrie NJ, Evans. Mrs. ".
Officers Chosen,
All the general. officers With the
president. Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson were reelected for the
coming, year. Following is. the list of
branch secretaries, chosen iatsthe state
meeting:
Young Peoples. Branch-Mrs. Me-
ella E.. Buck. Starkweather, N. D.
Loyal Temperance Legion - Mrs.
e. S. Bordwell.- Jamestown.
Soldiers and SailorsFMrs. Fred
Bye, sGifby.a. Z
Flower MissionAMiss M. Lee, Ep.
ping, n. d.
= Social Morality-Mrs.Lulu thinner
man, Valley City.
characterization - Mrs. Ella M.
l.shippy,. Hope.
Child Weifare-Mrs. Kate S. Will
der, Fargo.
Health-Mrs. Maize Stevens, Law
ton.
Medical Temperance Mrs. Ann
~Catherwood, Park River.
Scientific Temperance-Mrs. Lilly
b. Smith Thompson. #
Medical Contest-Miss Margaret
Campbell, Ryder, N. D.
Publicity - Mrs. M. M. Shaver,
Fargo.
Anti-narcotics-Mrs. w. Z. Black
Fargo. E
Evangeiistic-Mrs. w. G. Engel,
Williston. t34
Sabbath observance-Mrs. Jacob
Meyer.
Fairs and Exhibits-Mrs. blanche
Kjellar1d. "
Musical Director-Mrs. w. B. Fin.
cox, Park River.
The program Of the convention
Sunday opened with q White Ribbon
love feast at $3.50 o'clock, followed by
d pubic service at 1890 o'clock. The
sessions OF the entire day wene con-
Quoted In cooperation with the vari.
Gus churches Aof the city, closing with
q mass meeting in the city hall at 1890
O'Clock p. M, Mrs Anderson presid-
ing. Mrs. Maude 3. Perkins OF East
Syracuse, N. Y, national secretary Of
the young peoples branch % the w
e. 7. u, gave the principal address
Quite a large number of Grand
Forks residents motored out to MAnve,
Monday evening for g turkey and
chicken supper. served BY the ladies
Of ST: Tfmothy's church. The menu
included with giblets, gravey and
dressing a gOodly selection OF yeee-