Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

Mr. Althca G. Qunby CT North
Turner. state president Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union, ar
Rived IN the city Monday afternoon
IN h. hero In readiness for the Ooac-
City-a-Stntc Institute which will oc-
cur today and tomorrow. This inst.-
tute VIII bring together a gathering ct
lenders in the Christian Temperance
Union work, that will be really not
able. Among them viii be the national
evanr lIst.c superintendent, Rev.
Helen II. Carlson. pastor of the Bap-
tist church at West Paris; National
Director Of Americanization Mrs. Culla
j. NayhinEcr Of Cplands, Ind; Nation
al Director of Christian Citizenship
Mrs Deborah X. Livingstone.
Besides these there will be the fol-
lowing county superntendcnts: Cum
bertrand. Mrs. Elizabeth c. Knight;
Lincoln, Mrs. Evie NJ. studley; Frank
lin. Mrs. Minnie Allen; Penobscot,
Mrs. Myrtle G.. II. Ames. Orono; Waldo.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost. Belfast; Somer
set. Mrs. Jeanette Randlett. Pitts
field; Androscoggin. Mrs. Nellie L. Fell
lows. Auburn; Piscataquis. Mrs. Alice
NJ. Bigney of Greenville.
There viii also be the following
county supcrintcndents: Americaniza-
ton, Mrs. II. Mae Lawrence, Water
willie: institute work. Mrs. Sadie II.
Bates: homes for homeless children.
Mrs Nena l.. Johnson: work among
light stations. Mrs. George II. Alien,
Portland; work among soldiers and
sailofg. Mrs. Harry Cochrane. Mon
mouth; Sabbath observance. Mrs.
Kathleen +. Peters. Augusta: flower
mission and relief work. Mrs. Annie
NJ. Frost. Eclfast: and state Musical
Director Mrs. Ruth l.. Walsh. West
brook. who will have charge Of the
music for tho convention.
The conference will be called to
order by the state president. Mrs.
Althea Quimby. State president at 10
o'clock this morning. After the de-
vctiohal exercises. the address of
welcome will be given by Miss Cora
Lincoln of this city. The keynote adj
dress VIII then be given by Mrs.
Cuimby.
Following this the program will
be: state plans. why a Budget"
Mrs. Nena l.. Johnson. Portland:
"Winnig the Young People" Mrs.
Alice Bigne. State corresponding Sec
rotary. Greenville. Mrs. Lucille Nc
Culloch, Orono: round table making
department. which will include many
state superintendents as speakers.
They Will be led by Mhs. Sadie Bates
OF Sandy Point. vice president at
large OF the w. c. T. U. and State
superintendent OF institute work.
Mrs. Culla J. Nayhinger. national
director Of Americanization arrived
last evening at the Elmwood hotel
and will be present this morning to
speak on Department Plans as They
Relate 10 the Membership Cam
paign: after which there will he ad-
Jourrment for lunch and noontide
prayer led by Mrs Kathreen Peters
OF Augusta.
At O'Clock Americanization plans
will be discussed by Mrs. II. May
Lawrence and Mrs. Nayhinger AMI
team work by trio teams will be dis
cusscd by the president. secretary and
treasurer of State. county and local
OrranIzations. Winning the children
viii be discussed w Miss Edyth L.
Porter Of Luboc. L. r. l.. State super
intendcnt. who Is n senior at Colby.
An interesting feature will be the
contest on the 'hreo-minute speeches
On "faw Enforcement" by Mrs. Min
Die II. Allen. president OF Franklin
COUNT :frs. Leila i. Drake. county
superintendent Christian citizenship,
of Pi,isneid: Mrs. George II. French
u Portland: Mrs. Elizabeth Marble of
Gsowhoran; Mrs. Fred Trafton, prcsi-
Sent, Of Gardiner local: Mrs. Alice NJ.
Disrey.
Tire forenoon session will close with
N Amcricanization dinner at the Elm
wood at which Governor Eaxter is ex-
pectcd 10 be a guest as we'll AZ Presi-.
lat Arthur J. Roberts Of Colby. Rev.
n l.. Owen. president Of the Civic