Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-10

of departments. Z. Appropriations to
county Superintendnets from county
funds to cover postage and literature
for the department. s. A Cunty
convention and two institutes held
during the year. 9. At least three
fourths Of the unions adopting the
budget plan, and sending fifty cents
per member to the county treasure,
to be sent by her to the State Treas
urer. 10. Every local union visited
by the county president. IL. AT
least one new union organized dur
ing the year. 12-Every local union
making a net gain in membership.
-. Every County of-cer a sub
scriber to the Union Signal, and the
Star in the East. IA. Every officer
of every local union a subscriber to
The Union Signal and the Star in
the East. Is Every local Union
represented at the County Conven-
ton by its president, and by dele
gates regularly appointed.
Standard Of Efficiency for the Local
Union
1-Subscriptions to the Signal
equal to one fifth the membership.
2-Subscripions to CRUSADER"
equal to one tenth membership.
3-Subscriptions to "Star" equal
to one half of membership.
4-Visit by county president or
state officer.
Eight regular meetings.
Zone public meeting.
Twenty percent increase In
membership.
S-Honorary members equal to one
fifth of active membership.
d1yoa hafnfA
convention and two thirds of budget
paid by May /.
10-Two members teaching Eng
fish to foreigners, where there are
enough foreigners to make it prac-
ticable.
lily. P. B. or L. T. L. maintained.
PA superintendent and work in
at least four departments,
Misses Ida Drapkih and Barbara
Hopkins of Augusta were adjudged
winners of silver medals in the
speaking contest. The prize OF a
bank book with IS entered was won
by Miss Gilman of Monmouth.
The evening session opened at 7.30
with the singing of the hymn "All
Hail the Power" directed by Mrs.
Walsh, following this was scripture
reading and prayer by Rev. H. Al.
Clark. Miss Marion Greenlaw, a
talented local soloist, rendered ABB
sence." The duet, "The Son Of God
Goes Forth to War;" was sung by w.
I. Guild and Edgar Anderson. Rev.
Cymbrid Hughes of Woedfords gave
the address of the evening, his STIR
ring and inspiring talk being enti-
tied courageous Christianity" The
session closed with the singing OF
Onward Christian Soldiers" and
benediction pronounced by Rev. III.
A. Clark.
The convention will be continued
today with the following program:
Wednesday morning-9.30 Devo-
tional service, Mrs. c. e. Young;
Greetings from local presidents; re-
ports of superintendents; Evange-
listic and Systematic Giving, Mrs.
ton, Mrs. H, May Lawrence; Demon,
stration by the Superintendent
Medical Temperance Hygiene and
Heredity, Miss Emma Woodward;
Our Girls" Miss Ethel Garside, Sec
rotary Girls Dept, Augusta Y. M. C.
A.; Music, Mrs. Walsh; Y. p. B., and
L. T. L.. Mrs. Lottie Kerr; 11:00.
Greetings from Pastors of the City;
report of Nominating Committee;
Election of Officers; 1900, Noontide
Prayer.
Wednesday afternoon-1:3o. Exec
utive meeting, Mrs. Grace NJ. Frost;
900, Praise and Prayer; Memorial
Service, conducted by Mrs. Ruth E.
Walsh; reports of Superintendents
Social Meeting and Red Letter Days.
Parliamentary Usage, Mrs. III. r.
Perry; Peace, Mrs. Hattie F. White;
Fairs, Mrs. Theresa Pottle Anti-Nar-
cotics, Mrs. Florence Longfellow;
Reports of Committees; Unfinished
Business; Adjournment.