Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
STATE ". c. 7. j.
! MEETS OCT. II
Mrs. Pierce, President, An
= nounces Program for
Smyrna Meeting
ROBERT B. ELLIOTT
TO MAKE ADDRESS
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MILFORD. Oct. AIRS. Georgia
Pierce, OF Milford. State President OF
the w C. T. u. has completed the
program for the fdrty-second an
nual convention OF that society
which will convene in Asbury NJ. z.
Church, Smyrna, October II. ~ and
10.
' Tho following committees for the
convention have been appointed by
: the president: credentials. Mrs.
Jessie Graves. Mrs. Josephine
i, Kitchens. Miss Lille Williams and
Mrs. Lavinia Lynch; courtesies. Mrs.
Laura Porter. Mrs. Lewis Hurd
Mrs. Elsie Kunsman and Miss L.
Lynch. Resolutions, Mrs. Annie
Massey. Mrs. Elgarda Derrickson,
Mrs. Bertha ]. Coursey and Mrs
Ella X. Galloway; finance. Mrs.
Clara Marshall. Mrs. Kate B.
Dokerty. Mrs. Mary c. Jolls and
Mrs. Jessie Graves.
The convention will be called 70
order at 10 o'clock wednesday
morning by Mrs. Pierce. The song
service VIII be conducted by Mrs. E.
l.. Jones. musical director Devo-
tlonal service, led by Mrs. NJ. q.
stengle. Roll call by Recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Kate B. Dookerty;
greetings by pastor Of the various
churches Of Smyrna; noon-tide
prayer.
wednesday afternoon-Song ser
vice. Greetings by Mrs. Kate r.
smithers; Bible reading. Mrs. Ella
Boole; music. Mrs. Wallen Clayton;
presidents message. Mrs. Georgia
Pierce; addresses. the Rev. Q. p.
Prettyman, superintendent Anti
Saloon League and Robert B. 81
lott, state Prohibition Directors;
work among soldiers and sailors,
Miss Naomi Rebecca Rhodes; /. T.
J.. Work, presented by Mrs. Name
Register and Mrs. Myra Miller
stauffer.
Wednesday evening-Service pre-
sided over By Mrs. Clara Marshall
President Of Sussex county; greet
ings from Mayor OF Smyrna, L. NJ.
Price; and w. o. Hoffecker. Address,
Mrs. Ella A. Boole, New York, State
President.
Thursday morning-Prayer meet
ing; workers conference; reports OF
executive committee. correspon ding
secretary, Mrs Jessie Graves; trea-
surer, Mrs Clara Marshall; reports
OF vfce-presiden ts, New Castle coun-
ty, Mrs. Mary B. Donnell; Kent
county, Mrs. Ella d. Cordrey; Sussex
county, Mrs. Clara Marshall; report
of L. T L. superintendent. Mrs.
Name Register. Echos from Y. p. B.
Federation, Mrs. Lillian Atkins. In
nenorian, Mrs. Amor Faulkner.
Thursday afternoon; Bible read
ing, Mrs. AIaude 3. Perkins, national
secretary Y. p. B.: work of Delaware
Colony, Mrs. Walter Hynson; Cold
medal contest, Mrs. sallie D. Hill;
8. II. I. work, Mrs. Helen Simpson;
sstizenship. Mrs. Jene Pennewill and
Mrs. Annie r. Slaughter
Thursday evening-Mrs. Mary B.
DonneN, president OF New Castle
county, presiding: Address. Mrs.
.Maude 3. Perkins, national secre-
tary Y. p. B.; address. DR.. James
NJ. Yeager, OF washington, D. c.
on Friday morning there will be
ive-ninute reports from the various
branches. Delaware Colony. Mrs. |
Lena Messick: Union Signal. Mrs.
Emma Davidson; work among |
Negroes. Mrs. Eliza c. Bennett;
Sabbath Observance, Mrs. Sarah |
Taylor; medical temperance, Mrs.
Bertha Carey; White Ribbon Re-
craiits, Mrs. Carrie Hood; temper
ance literature. Mrs. Katharine At
we'll; legislation and petition. Mrs.
Mary NJ. walcott; Flower Mission,
Mrs. Linda Owens; police and re-
form work, Mrs. Mary Smithers;
social purity. Mrs. Harry Webb;
mercy, Mrs. Hester Ellison; parlia-
mentary, Mrs. Elizabeth Weber;
Scientific temperance. Mrs. Helen
Simpson; work among r. r. men,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Waller; work among
sailors, Mrs. Mary 3. Donnell; pub
Hcity bureau. Miss Levinia Lynch;
Sunday school work, Mrs. s. NJ.
Keen; citizenship, Mrs. Annie
Slaughter; committee on banners,
Mrs. Margaret Ferguson.