Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-25

| A. Maxwell, tPaSeS 4f-S
Bepediction-M w. II. Wilson,
Bonneville.
Banquet, Vandervoort hotel, GOO
to 7:15 p. m.
Invocation-Mrs. j. G. Holcomb,
Morrilton.
Social and Unsocial Work-Mrs.
IC. w. Garrison, toastmistress, Lit
tie Rock State Health Department.
Thursday, Oct. &c, z AS O'clock.
Music. Song Working on the
Water Wagon Now.
| Devotional, conducted by the Pine
Bluff union.
! Invocation-Rev. J. II. O'Bryant.
/ Music.
Quiz-By ten girls and eleven
boys, conducted by Mrs. Arthur
Bennett.
Music.
Recruiting for Service-Mrs.
Mande Perkins, Syracuse, N. Y.
Music.
Wanted, A New LegislatoH-Miss
Fri Chambers, Little Rock, (Our
first woman legislator).
Offering.
Benediction-Rev ]. NJ. Harrison.
Friday, Oct. 81, $50 a. m.
Meeting of the Executive Commit
tee.
Opening convention, 8 O'Clock.
Music.
Scripture reading-Fouke Union.
Prayer-Cotton Plant Union.
Reading minutes.
How to Be a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sion, led by Mrs Dora Packard and
Mrs. Jennie C. Pittman.
Some Bouts With Bootleggers-
Mrs. w. W. Akenhead, Mrs. j. n.
Robertson and Mr. Thad Rowden,
Law Enforcement Officer, Little
Rock.
World Peace; The League CT Ma
lions After Two Years-Miss Ella
Wright, Hot Springs, and Mrs. Lula
A. Maxwell, Little Rock.
superintendent reports continued.
Cooperating Marketing-Ron. G..
G.. Henry, Newport, President Cotton
Growers Association.
The Nations Health-Dr. Olive
Wilson, Paragould; Mrs. c. w. Gar
rison. Little Rock.
Women in Industry and the Pres
ent Anti-Labor Sentiment-Mrs. Ed
win Petit, Stuttgart, and Mrs. ID.
NJ. McGraw, Fort Smith, Superin-
tendent Department Of Women in
Industry.
Proper Parole Work-Mr. Earl
Cassie Pine Bluff and Miss Emrick
/ Little Rock, State Parole Officers.
Prison Reform-Report Of the Ma
/ tional Congress-Mrs. Margaret
Ford, Little Rock, Executive Secrc-
tary. Commission Charities and Cor
rectiOn.
/ Responsive reading, What is Tenn
porance Mrs. Helen Steele, Van
Buren,.
Votes and Volstead Act-Mr. Thad
Rowden Enforcement Officer, Lit
! tie Rock.
Noontide prayer Harrisburg un-
ion.
Bonediction-M Mrs. Mildred Dorsey,
Newport
Friday Afternoon, 100 O'clock.
Music.
Scripture reading Walnut Ridge
union.
Forrest City union.
Music.
Reading minutes.
What New Unions Mean Discus
sion led By Mrs. M SWindler, CraW-
fOrdsville; Mrs. Lula fiill, Cotton
Plant; Mrs. Lula Maxwell, Little
Rock.
Greeting From Anti-Saloop I"""'f
Rev. Paul S. Kemper, Little Rock,
Superintendent Anti-Saloon LeaSD~
Child Welfare, as to Probation
Mrs. Catherine Gibson, Little Rock
State Supervisor of Probation.
Better Homes in America-Mr
Frank Coopwood and Miss Bridges
Little Rock, Home Demonstration
Agent.
A Year of l.. r. L. Work-Mrs
Hilda Hudspeth, Monticello.
II Report of Committees and Confer
snces.
What of the Y. P. B.-Mrs. Lilliar
Cress, Prescott, and Mrs. Maudt
Perkins.
Report of committees.
Report of County Presidents con
tinued.
Report of District Presidents con
tinued.
Report of Local Presidents con
tinued.
The Towner Sterling Bill-Mrs
Clio Harper, Little Rock, Mrs. Maud'
Perkins.
Legislative Council and FORWARD
Education Items--Mrs. G. l.. Moor
| Jr.. Osceola.
H Proper Publicity-Mrs. X. G. Fal
i quist of the Arkansas Democrat