Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
W. c. 7. U. REGIONAL
CONFERENCE IS
OPENED

Meeting to discuss suggestions OF
GLOW to Enforce the 18th Amend
ment, and to take up other matter.
of Importance pertaining to applica
tion of prohibition measures on n broad
en- scale, Il regional conference of the
W. G. I, L. is in session. here today al
the FL Centre Chrisiia ian church The
convention will continue today ana to
morrow
Three speakers prominent in state
temperance circles have been pro
gramned to discuss the prohibition sit
uation in California.
The program for today opened at
. o'clock. The convention will be closed
with 4 banquet ut the Oregon hotel
saturday evening.
Tomorrow s topics for considerable ion
inelnde "The Responsibility of the
Church, 1.-The Officers Part, - 1.-The
Way the Press Can Help" "The Duty
OF the Citizen and others, all per
tanning to enforcement Of the dry
laws.
Mrs. Sylvia Feldman, county presi.
dent of the W. e. r. t., announces
that the convention will be- one of the
most successful ever held here.
The Current Events Symposium TO-
day dealt with such subjects as 1.-The
High Cost of Living, Whya" .Un.
employment, Why. - and Are Moving
Pictures Benefit -
" Women in Industry was the mb.
leet OF the principal address, given by
Mrs. Julia u. Phelps, district vice. pres.
ident. Mrs. Matte H. Gregg spoke on
Child Welfare,' and Mrs Hattie
Young led the Children 3 Hour. Other
speakers We're Rev. George \. Hart
man, Mrs Katherine Allen and Mrs
Sylvia Feldman. Mrs. Marie jenkins
gave special musical numbers aud
there was singing and devotionals as
is usual at such meetings.
The program tomorrow opens at 9:30
A potluck dinner will be served at
noon.
a banquet will close the day at the
Oregon hotel. Mrs. Sylvia Feldman,
president, county W. G. II. r., will be
toastmistress and Rev c. F.. Flanagan
Oscar Sweeney, Albert Durham, Mrs
Matte Gregg Mrs. Oscar Sweeney
Prof Laekey, Mrs. Hattie Young, Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Julia Phelps will
respond. The banquet is announced
for 1880 P. m. the price per plate will
The program for the conference fol
lows:
Friday, 200 O'Clock p. IN.
Devotional service Mrs. Mary Sweeney
Introduction of state Off
cers..-............-.....M Mrs. Sylvia Feldman
President Imperial County w. c. r.
Current Event Symposium:
(a) High Cost Of Living,
WhyH' Mrs. George Phelps
(b) Unemployment,
Whya' ...........Mrs A. W. Swanson
(c) "Are Moving Pictures
Benefit ..........,...-. Mrs. Tena Lingo
Special Music ........R Rev. Mr. Schultz
Addresses: =
Women in Indus.
try' Mrs. Julia u. Phelps
"Child We'll
fare .........-.Mrs. Matte II. Gregg
$3.50, Children's Hour Mrs. Hattie G.
Young.
1880 p. IN. Patriotic Song.
Chorus Music
scripture ana
Prayer .......,...,.......R Rev. Mr. Hartman
Welcome ...........-.... Mrs. Katherine Allen
Response ........... Mrs. Sylvia Feldman
Address "The Message of the
Flag' ..........M Mrs Julia ID. Phelps
Special Music . Mrs. Marie jenkins
Address: "Herve
America ..... Mrs. Hattie G. Young
Offering
Star Spangled Banner Il
Benediction u.
Saturday Morning, 9:30, a
Christian Church
Favorite Songs Led by Mrs Hattie G.
Young 70
Prayer:
Jurisprudence of w. c. 4. U.--Diseus
sion.
Superintendent Round Table.
Question Box.
1880 PoT-LUcK DINNER
Afternoon 200
PRAYER Mrs. Eva G0lespit
Parliamentary
Drill ............. Mrs. Hattie c. Young
"'The w. c. 4. L. in
1927 ................... Mrs. Julia Phelps
/" Around the World ON Dollar
Demonstration
Citizens Hour: Topic" How to I'm
force the 18th Amendment.
/. "The Responsibility of the
Church ............... Rev Mr.. Worth,
2. Laying the Foundation by
Scientific Temperance
/ Teaching ..-...........-...M Mr.. TemPle'or
FL Centre High School
/ 8. 1.-THE Officers Part in Enforce
ment'' ........................M Mr.. G. T.. Scot
/ +. What the Press Can do. y
/ s. 1.-The Citizens g
Duty .....,. -. Mrs. Flora llowar'
6. "The Part Of the w. G.. II. U."
Saturday Evening 1880
| Banuupt: Oregon hotel. 75c per plate