Evening star., 1928-04-08
W. c. T. u.

| quarterly convention 10 be held April
| % at the Epworth Methodist Church.
| Thirteenth and North Carolina avenue
| northeast. Citizens Service Association
meeting to be held at First Conerega-
| tional Church April %. BY vote of the
| members. Northwest Union was made q
light line union" II was also voted TO
have the name Of Mrs Wayne B.
| Wheeler placed on the international
memorial roll OF the w. c, r. U.
Mrs. H, E, Rogers. chairman OF the
go forward" movement, reported great
progress being made In bringing new
members, and hoped the end of the So
DAY drive would see the doubling of the
| membership in the District Miss Sue
Weeks of Calvary Baptist Church sang,
accompanied by Mrs. John Thomas at
the piano. The captains on member
ship drive reported many new mem-
berS, and Mrs. W. II. Moore pinned the
blue and white ribbon on new members
present. The speaker of the afternoon
was NJ LOTUS Wesley of Kentucky ex-
ecu1ve secretary of the intercollegiate
Prohibition Association He told of his
work among college students and said
the young people Of today were living
on a nigh plane of idealisn1. Girls are
making their personality felt, speak
more in public and influence those
around them for good. Miss Goodfel-
low introduced the District director of
child welfare. Mrs. windel who told
OF the clinic established for Juvenile
Court girls. with DR.. Loretta KreSs in
charge. and asked help to furnish rooms
for this purpose. 1t was voted SIS be
given Miss Goodfellow to assist in the
education of one of these girls.
Several guests were present. Mrs
Poole Of West Virginia recited q poem
for prohibition and Mrs Pollock, Dis
trict w c. 7. U. president. read verses
written by q charter member Of this
union. who Is now % years old. Mrs.
Meglone was assisted during the social
hour which followed the program by
Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Moore, Mrs Crouch.
Mrs. Copeland and others. More than
SO guests were served
The quarterly convention of the Dis
trict viii be held April "a, from 10 am
to pm. at the Epworth Church South
Thirteenth street and North Carolina
avenue northeast An interesting pro-
gram Is in preparation by the COM
mittee.
The Anna A. Gordon Union held its
monthly meeting March q at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Wfndle, president Of
the union The treasurer, Ms, Berlin.
reported i00-per cent paid-up men,
bership. but inaSmuch as the union was
organized 50 late in the year. il was
not eligible to take part in the national
hold fast movement" campaign. Two
delegates, with aiternates. were appoint
ed TO the forthcoming quarterly conven-
ton TO be held April -. Refreshments
we're served by the hostess. Mrs Windle.
during the social hour. which followed
the meeting.
The Brentwood Mount Rainier Union
held its April meeting Monday az II
am. at the home Of Mrs. H. z. Longley,
3405 Campbell street, Brentwood.
About i3 friends from other unions in
the county we're guests.
Al IL 80 luncheon was served In the
afternoon Mrs. A. .. Bailey spoke of
her JOY In being able TO get back into
the work again and Of her hopes for
the work in Prince Georges County.
Mrs. NJ A. Bradburn Of Washington,
spoke OF her work with white ribbon re-
cruits. Miss Elizabeth Gordon and Mrs.
C. c Wilcox talked about the work Of
the Loyal Temperance Legion. Two
little daughters OF Mrs. r. l. Rogers
sang some Loyal Temperance Legion
songs. Vocal and instrumental music
was given by Mrs Charles z. Stanton,
Mrs. Warren Smith and Mrs. r. L.
Rogers.
A meeting OF the county executives
viii be held at Anacostia April IL al
! pm. ANY who are interested will be
welcome
The next regular meeting Of the local
union vii be held on May Z.
erL
meeting In the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Eugene r. Thompson pre-
siding The devotionals we're led by
Mrs. r. s. Brown. The speaker. y.
Stewart Patterson, gave an address
about the present-day youth. Mrs. W.
l. Evans played q piano solo Mrs G.
7. Creech. first vice president gave a
reading. April 10 the North Star Union
VIII celebrate its Nth birthday with a
luncheon at 1890 pm. In Hamiine M
z. Church. A program Of interest will
be given. Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson and
Z. z. Norwood viii be the speakers.
Mrs. Ethel Gawler will sing and Mrs
Smith ana Mrs Hoch viii play the
trombone and piano.
Those In charge Of the luncheon and
Mrs. o, T. Creech, Mrs. w. q. Minnix,
Mrs. z. x. Norwood. Mrs, Edson w.
Briggs, Mrs. Gustafson and Miss Marion
Mccoy.
The Stella Clayton L. r. I. met In
hosedale NJ. r. Church Wednesday,
March 20, $50 pm, With the preai-
dent. Waiter Hurley, presiding After
the opening song all recited the Lords
Prayer and saiuted the flag After
routine business and some l.. r. l.. yells.
one 0f the members. Marvin Fisner,
rendered a piano SOLO and Donald
Moore read temperance story called
| Tom Lee" Rev K O Newell, the
| pastor Of Rosedale Church, gave the
/ legion talk and told a story OF THE
7 Town Where They Wear No Shoes"
! Mrs. Y r. Clayton, director: Mrs
| Fisher and Mrs Davis. assistants, and
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. steed we're
| present
| The Stella Clayton Union held IL
second meeting March 70, IN the Rose
dale III. E. Church. Mrs T., p Clayton
the president. presided, The meeting
gas opened by singing More About
Jesus" with Mrs G, NJ. Smith al the
piano. The devotional exercises, IN.
Guiding Scripture reading and prayer
Wese conducted by Mrs Harvey Sim.
Tners. Mrs Alice r. Moore sang a
Temperance solo, after which the meet
ing Was addressed by Mrs Charles
Montgomery, recording secretary ot the
w q, r. " of the District. The pFegi.
dent named the following as directors
VI departments; Circulation Of 0ffieia
organs. Mrs. Frank Peters evangelism
Mrs Harvey SINNERS: flower mission
Mrs A. r. Cox, music. Mrs. G.. N
Smith; press, Mrs r. w. Davis: SUNDAY
School Mrs Alice r. Moore, Whit
ribbon recruitk Mrs !. @ stked, Chris.
tisn citizenship. MTs =. =, Has A.