The Penn's Grove record., 1923-05-11
W. c. T. L.


The Spring Institute of the Salem
County Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. held in the Daretown Presby- /
1 terian Church May I'd, was ideal in
/ every particular. The bright spring
Iday the beautiful countryside, the 4
/ blessed comradeship, the carrying for
ward of the pretty pink program (not
! a pink tea either), and the fragrant set
4 ting of the blooming plants and apple I
/ blossoms with which the high pulpit /
was charmingly decorated, the work OF
/ our County Flower Mission Superinten-
dent. Mrs. Ella Graf, in whose house (
of worship the Institute was held.
At the appointed hour the gavel in /
the hand of our President, Mrs Han
nah England raped for attention. The /
opening devotions by Mrs Dickinson,
gave the keynote for the day from the /
Book of John, who also led in prayer
and song.
Greeting were extended cordially by
the local President, Mrs. Ella B. Rich
mond for the Daretown w. c. T. u, I
and by the pastor Rev. II. w. Jones, I
for the Church. DR.. Jones referred to
his experience along evangelistic lines
in the western states Of Idaho, wy
Oming, Montana. Dragon, Washing ton, /
California. \ beautiful response was
voiced for the county by Mrs. Addie
Hitchner, of the Friesburg Union. Rou-
tine business of vital interest to the
workers followed.
State Superintendent of Christian
Citizenship. Miss Julia y. Carpenter Of
Salem spoke on the great need of the
4 ,,-orLr gf bo, d.na,tr,n,+ il, the nrnsent
a,.tsfs rf ona, ,io1ation of Law, when
tba C,bris+iar citfzanebin Of The nation
should lead the way to a better law
/ observance, and to the vital need of
changing the prayer Of "Now I lay me
. down to sleep" to the awakened ac-
tfvitv Of Nov I raise me up to work.
7 1,a,- tho Tord NAV not sbfrli -
,rf,. C,o,,i,,,tl,, s+a+ad tLo+ tbera y-are
tar, biIIian dollars ,,,ora denosited in the
t,,,1-. a,,I 80 aa,,,,o,,ids now, than
bar,,.. ,,robfbition vas the law of the
land and that we do not have to go
a,1tsidc tbe county limits to find this
i,s,r,,.l',..a 1i,,j,,s- CS,di+ion
NJ i1Iiar II IIarvav President of
15ar1,sia w r r. = camden former
pragido,+ of yvoodsto,,r stevens ""
,,,as introduced and warmly greeted for
49,, faftbf,,1ross 70 tbe cause and for
tba GOOD ,vorlf she is doing A shining
e,.o,7,1Ia e,.o ~ +bo vonnr foiI,s who CON.
s+f+,,tad tba+ Nv N1rs Anna NJ
yrao+t[,,t,, ,,liood tho rravar at noon
80 ~ Tonos nronoInced the bene
dictiop and the Institute adjourned for
luncheon
rrba 1adia, ,,,ore oorvavad in n1entv
Of au+a,onbi1es 70 tho dining room, of
tho ,,euy scbooI houea where members
af 49, aporor+-Teacbnre, Aesocia+ioY, had
snraod daIec+ah1o and bornteous re-
nsst Sucb a n1entious weI1-cooked
da1icionS dinner as can only he nro-
,tidod in inst sIcb a rich farming COM
NIT as is D,ratou,n as Visiting
membar ramar<ed as at so reasonable
ra+o
IN tba E.xacutiva Committee at I 20
p N lTiss ToIIiea Powell was apnoint
"a Cunt, Ioval Tennarance Te rion
e,ao,otar,l II y,as tho nnanirnous vote
af tbs 'co,nn,i+tee tbat Nid-Sunoner
po11,, sho,,Id he be1d and that the n1aca
balt1d bo Triende, NTantine House
ro,,,,,4 I1-oadsto,r, If tbis nrivi1aya
= eyrantad Which oil aqree in tbe huh
f .1eg oe,,,,,t, 60 ,.hiob oil snol,as
- - Ia5 ~ nar1a,,isb tbe do
.iotoI a,,,,,t,- +raos,,,.,t IL y,-as decided
ro,,,a,t noo,' Iocai I,rio, to confirm.
,,to oa,,ts ,er r9eT1ber ez,+ra for i'm
,zta - ,,i +I,l,,erb ,,,7cb none, has
haa,, r,aid i,1tn tbe Stata treasury dur-
- II e,.,+ botf z.ea,,
~ a,ani,,g Of the afternoon
,,,aa+i,ar ,,,aIa da1o+iors of song and
7 ny tn7 - 49, 1oo-,+if,,1 pih1e