The Penn's Grove record., 1923-05-04
SECOND REGIONAL CONFERENCE

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Mrs. Eila a. Booze IN. - ICE FFesi-I
cent National W. I. !. =; MRS LoTa 81
LaMahce' MISS Mary Is Erwin ana Mrs'
Laura Pafks Miller department super
lhtehuehIs OF Ihe NdIIohdl W y. L. ~"
were Ihe guests OF hohor ana SPEAKERS
OF the DAY. MIS- Booze, 50 Wen known
10 oalem Couhtlahs' with her ron eN-
pet!ehces' gave Ireely OF OIa Mothef
NdIiohdl membership ~CdihPaiSn
Plans' TO mobilize a Mlllloh members
IN the Foufth intensive Drive IN the
JupIiee membership ~CaIlpaiSh. II prep
aratloh lof d successful urlNe' MIS-
Booze Sald:
First. Plan the drive.
Second. Adopt the plan.
Third. Work it.
Do DersonaI work. Most new menu
hers can he gained among Church
women.
Put YOUR superfntendents of depart-
ments at work. She told of one SUPER
fntendent of Temperance in Sunday
schools who had a woman's Bible
class of 81 members. who won SO of.
them for the W. c. r. u.
Scientific temperance instruction SUI
perintendents in the public schools were
urged to win the wives of the member
F of the school hoard to membership in 4
the w. c. r. L.. And with your work to
always pray for one Million Members.
In your work of approaching these
different groups for membership. al
WAYS carry the pIedre cards with Won.
The r~equirements have not changed
Signing the pledge and paving the dues
make a person a member Emphasize
the fact that all members hotb men
and women. viii have their names rec
orded under Congressional districts. in
Washington d. G.. in the office of our
National Legislative SUPERINTENDENT.
Lenna Lowe Yost. Mrs Yost will he
nrenarad in any emergnncv at a mo-
ment's notice to meet any attack the
"Wets' may bring upon MS. This
washington enrolment will enable our
Legislative Superintendent to assure
any Congressman that she has on file in
her office the names of so MANY thou
sand men and women from his district
who will srpport him So long as he
stands for the Eighteenth amendment
and the enforcement Act.
Relative to the simple home remedies.
Mrs. Boole told the story of a woman
who was run down in health who in
consulting her Dhysician told her she
must take toddy as a stimulant in order
to regain her strength. She obieced to
any alcoholic remedy. but was advised
she must take if. She went her wav
J. dIlu alter Il week nt1- DnNSlClAn AGAIN D
examined her and was greatly pleased
with her mproyement and told her TO
go on with the toddy. When he saw
her again and noted her return of
health, he said: Didn't I tell you it
would bring you back your heaIth?"
Yes" she replied. but l have taken no
toddy. but bullion "a condensed extract
of beef all the while"
In cases of heart affliction, in place of
an alcoholic stimulant. Use aromatic
spirits of ammonia.
For a cold use ginger in cold water
which heats after taken and breaks up
a cold.
Mrs. Boo1e was especially helpful in
showing how to combat the cry of the
vets that prohibition does not pro-
hibit, i%nstancing cases of foreign dele
gates to the Worlds Convention in
Philadelphia, many of whom she met
upon their landing in New York from
over seas, some of whom she enter
tanned in her own home. They had
read in their countries papers that law
violation was rampant in America. and
they wanted her to show them where
prohibition law was being violated.
She smiled as she told them that she
could not show them that as the law
would never be violated before her.
But she took them out for a walk in
her own city of Brooklyn where sa-
looms used to flourish. First she took
them to a prominent corner where
handsome furniture was exhibited in
the big show windows in which they
were much Interested. This. she told
them. before the prohibition law went
into effect was a big beer saloon. She
took them to another corner where
was established a hourishing bakery
where was displayed all kinds of cakes.
pies. bread. rolls. doughnuts. bunns.
crullers. ladv FINGERS and everything
good TO eat. This she told them before
the passage of the Eighteenth Amend
ment and the Enforcement Act had
heen a big beer saloon And so she
went on from corner 70 corner showing
orr foreign delegates where good
clean beaitbfuI businesses were es+ab-
1isbed where formar1y bod baen the
worse depradinp saloons Rut che
couId not chow them where the law
was haine. violated And tbev were all
sa+isfed witb America,s big nrobihition
law after the fine object lessons that
NJ Poo1e bad token tbo time and on
nortnnitv TO noint ont 70 then,
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